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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

SPKIFT FASHIUNO NO" ieo0"
in the CITY, Fashionable Hats warranted iur ooaes, oa
So 10 81 Splendid imitation Moleskin Hats cloth unae
Trims 81 So If in any instance the above bats DO not give
sstsaclien the yearer be amply satisfied by giving
information TO the subscriber, where they are coesan"S
manufacturing. ,. w. N 1890 E M o,,
r12I m NO. l32 CaDal.cl COT. vi hhoupeO'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

A FLlGiir Uf LOEUSrS. -rhe
toiiowsag account OF the dreadful rava-
ges committed by loc.sis IA the East
Indies, Is copied from papers received in
England by the las: overland mail from
India:
There has beeu vast flights. or
u gifts vi 10. usts. which have. apparent.
-, laid waste belt Of country, extend
nag from the right bank OF the Gunpcs
ACROSS the Dooao. ard penel,a ing over
the J.'mns ia Ia Gwahor. They c.,n
'iiiiied dreadful rav"g . an the districts
oil rur"kaoaj Eta ~aa, on 10th bank
nj the Jumia. and AT Daol, ore in the
Gwa Tor STAT S. aud 1t was iea,ed later
a. cunts would show much moro damage
10 nave been committed. The follow.
lne are the particulars On the 10Th
oi September. aboIt T.. VI. they came
over Futtehghur, the principal city OF
the Furukabsd disiricI, aud in an huur,s
time they had strip: every ves.ise of
e iitivsiion, breaking down large bran
cnes oi trees with thsir weight. From
Eiawah. traveller going down IN.
RIVER Jd'nna, writes on The 18th. thai
The ravages comnirled have extended
Tor miles. la passing over the boai.
the NOISE Is described as being like dis;
ant thunder. But letter Just received
from Dhoipore. states that The flight pas
sed over 1t on the lIih, that il cam,
from the estwarj, aud after remaining
TWEEN Weight hours, took ITS departure
IN The same direction, SO that there mus
have been more than one q ghl to have
zen al Eiawah and ut Futtehghur sun
ulianeously, distaAt nearly 100 ., lis
he destruction La the crops IN that
portion oil the -north>west provinces
through which IN moath or two tronps
Won d BE- passing, Is stated To be enorm
GUS The revenue ol' couuse must be
gwen up, and taken in- connection with
the stat" OF affairs ia the ncrth west il.
must altogether D., looked on as most
greSiJus Calamity"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
AAllucAN cReprr ApRoAp.


We are irdsl'sed t-ays the Philadelphia North
ios sns annexed letter. A press osLer matter 10
day pseclsd~s any Comments. Perhaps n-ns are
needed. The letter covers The gruund.
LoSD N. NOVEMBER Is. 1919
Editors Of the Nosh Aasrrioas:
GESrLhhES: send you u Morning Cbronicle'' Of
''e ID instant tr the purpose oi showing you
'ere Is one man in this country who snjerslun.is
IN state al things la Pennsy lvaua as yuu will see
reading tie arIrir called -smrrican Debts. M.
3-P,nns, wanna" s,n & d wuh gnef Ia tell
"a that -drnoi est Pennsylvania - the usual eni.
iiiei now adplied 10 our beloved C.,rnmen " sssh-
particularly ~isln ie" day krtsighi. since the
u iieaion 81 The lnsi f;errs and holiss and <n,.
nJny unjust LAS regards III. non d,shoaored Stale.
at o"r UL"n) Letter OF the Rev. SsIssey Saith. aud
'hs excessively pungent leading ARTICLES OF tie
Times. directed against Genes Al Duff Green
Every body Ia tins country and on the continent
believes Peunsylvanla 10 he rich and ahle To nav
i'nt UNIV Hing. and sherelore call her -sishoesi
The truth Is. We have been ,ch ia the habit d,
noa~'ing oi "ur inexhausiiable mineral and agrcul
iufai ~eti'h VA Pennsylyania that the rvoJ peosI,
oi Europe suppose have The most ahuDdsu
IN ans TO meet our engagements but that we find
more profitable now no, Io pay our debss Ever
NY someihmg oeenrs ." me and other Americans q
$500 " eeP''"' tut rtute VI prevailing
our beloved es'uniry. Hardly day passes Tim
s"'ns n"it'iying circumstance respecting Penns,
Va "p does mol "rcur; and ibid ilsa, ina Parn
A'nereans ore lno,ed AT. AMI are ~ uncomfortable
"~''g 10 the delinquency of the seven non-syn,,
n"'-s "i the Uni'' that il is impossible To hv.
u'"re ANY I'nget. and mesi OF them have LEFT Ina
rarnal- 81. also. when | was on the co.iins N
last summer fund ia Germany DC that the nam,
"i u" Amrrcaa-r rnerIy passport To the kinIes
fecep'nai-was now n term of contempt aud DER
s'"i rms Is uiying beyond exprsssion. al.
your good people who do not leave Prnnsy lssni.
c"nnOl understand the extent a odinm Which al
Americans. Tor the fault of delinq nen States
are s"bieci To. mi only in Great Britain, hut ais
'hr"1ghCu' the conlineni. They no~ hook upon "a
IA mean s,'irlIed .isi'h breaking people. who g,r
IN our sh.nesiy. considering that we have doae
els Yer thug 10 do The Bri,iishes as ne have dom
them THIS Is oil very unjust. you aud know; bu
such' am greved 10 say. Is the pshlic opnion {,
Europe against and " III continue - nnd Penn
syisan'a. Maryland. aud other delnquent Sia,e
make sH''he arrangements Ia retover their cred,
Anne. ican credit" new an equality. I M
~'rry say with the Punica Fi4e.' IN aneient R,ms
sincerely hope that our Legislature will 4, he
dn'y al The next winter sc sion. shall look viii
great anaieiy 40 The Gnvernm's message lie nj
ways writes excellent messages, hut hiiherlv ou
State has not cn'ne up 10 her duty.
Yours, truly aud respectfully
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

The spirit Of Winter sr.,.o In III. al,
Wnh shivering limbs Ell naked s.J hare,
o'fn ~ 'he depths Of an Ireland cave.
Cfadlcd and nurssd on sisrmy wave.
re slumoefd season. and n en came forth
.iis sieods were he biueros, winds If the na,,h
frozen cloud YVES be whiriinr car
,,.i.' end teaf were his hsralds Of var.
IFS icicie tech sd fanie and shake
l.'ko hu'ling stone o. fr,zen lake.
~ ~ ne elaiieFing bOnes " gibl,sisd form.
. inai . driven about By the mgrcii.a. s,srm.
.is '"''g skinny arms bs waved y, lhs brs.zs.
ad snppd oi Their vsrdare he an,. so An.
.. .,, be 'opftod. his wHherinr srs.fh.
An aehesis beings cfaablol in d5sib,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
Extract of a letter from Washington
10 the Philadelphia Chronicle:

Mr. Tyler evluces much bitterness OF
feeling AT the election Of Blair a. Rives
lie dues not hesitate 10 express, in the
mast unrcserved terms, his Indignation
al the election OF men who have calu,n-
niated and abused him, tie compla MS
That the Democratic party, for which
he has done so much, should SO lily re-
quite h IA, 10 the most lucrative Office in
their gift, the men who have done him
more injury thun'aII his whig enemies
For the the first time he begins 10 see
h.s real position before the country
he MadisVnian Of To day calls upon all
tr"o Tyler mrO 10 nail their colors to
The mass, and 10 sink with the admin
Istralion.
The political guilotine is still nj work
Prescription has become SO minute in lis
vengeance as 10 descend even OF the pa
keo OF the House. all of " HON are 10
srve place 10 sciOns Of Van Burenisn
The Postmaster OF the House, McCor-
mex. a worth man, who has held that re
sF'pSibls post for ~ years, is also to be
SemOycJ. NO poison is allowed To hold
oiiicu ia the Capitol unless he can pro.
DUE The most unqualified certificates al
Van BVrenisin. AnOA Kendall, though
de'eaied Ga the election Of printer, has
been Psopiiiated by the election OF
his twonephews, MeSsr Low and Lane,
20 ihc oihces OF DoOr- Keeper & Sergeant
al arms, The LocOs svince cons dsra.
be aiarm upon the Presidential question
he confidence Of the Wings, aud the or
ganixation Of Clay Clubs all over the
county. - 40 means lend 20 disouist
their fears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
$40 slNE sRsL SHILLING.



Capiaia John ilul Was MINI m,l.r az
massachusetts, and coi.ed all The money
.Aar Was made there. ihis WAS now
nae .. oas'ne~<, tVs in the early da,s OF
me colony, the current coinage consisted
ot tA- gold an silver u.,ney of Ens,auj
Portugal, aa1 siPala- These coins be-
i"s scarce. The e.ple we're otter for, Ell
10 barber theIs vv.A.l. dl.ies Instead "a,
selling them
rer instaace. a man wanted TO hny
coat, hepcsha;'s exchanged DO ar SIX i'm
loo "a. IL ha wished E.r abarrsi Of mo-
i"sSes, lac might purchase il with "a pile
"i piue toaids- Mu-ket bullets were
used ius,c'sd Of farihings. The ln
oi'r''s had L snrt of money called wam-
pam "siich was made OF clamslie and
'h's strange sorl OF specie was likewise
taken Ia isiy uient of de0ss by the Ea-
piish settlers bank bills had never been
heard Of There Was not many enough
81 u"y KIND, ~ MARY parts of the coun-
uy,n pay their ministers. SO that they
so'ne'h'i''s had 10 take quinials OF FISH,
bns''eiso corn. or cords vi VI I'D nstlea
vi SILVER aud gold .I
As the people grew more numerous, g.
The trade QUO with another Increased.
The want OF current money was still more.
sens'b felt. To supply the dernar.d.
tae general eourl p tss,:i a law f,r eslab
iishtng "a cs'laa-,e of shi,linys. sixoeuces
and threePences. captain Iohn Hull
was a?pointed to manufacture this mon
ey,aa WAS To aavs about one shilling
o''t oi every twenty. 20 pay him for the
trouble VI making them.
hefeapon al The old silver in the col.
onJ Was haajed over TO Captain John
iiuii. The catered silver cans aud AN
ka:ds, suppose, aud silver buckles. and
broNcn spoons, and silver buttons O
worn Out coats, and silver hiltso OF sword,
That ha g RED a. court all such Gu ricus
old articles were doubtless ttrewa. INTO
ihe melting put together But by far
the greater part Of the SILVER consisted
OF bullion from the mines Of South Ame
when the English buccsni-rs, (whu
were lutle better than pirates) hal taken
from the SpauLarIs, aud brought l0 Mas.
SachuSeits
All IA old and new silver helng mel
ted down aal COINED, the result was an.
l.ninens amount Of .shilIings, six per- ces.
and tireerelceS. Each had the date Of
ioo@, on the one side, aud the fy,
ure oil pine tree On The other. Hence
in7y were called pine trssR hilIin rs.
= And Tor every twenty shhImgs
that he coined you will remember Clpt
John tlsil was entitled 10 put one shil-
ling into his own pocketss,
The magistrates soon began to sus-
peel that tue MIN master would have The
best oi the bargain They offered him
i'rge sun of money, if he would give
up that twentieth shilling which he
was constantly dropping iato his own
pocket Bat Capt Hull declared he was
perfectly satisfied with the shilling. And
Web he might be. for SO diligently did
he labor, that, in a few yrars. his pock>
cts, his money bags, and his s'rong
box were overlooking with pine tree sbI
lings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

HORRIBLE ACCUSATION "A
/" an nam,, Or sslemaH al Utica. has
beeu arrested on tie charge Of whipping
his son 10 death last summer and then
killing anOther youth who was a specta.
tor, lest ke should become witness.
he facts Of the arrest Of the man &
81 Inc disappeafoncs about the time
- the two youths, according 10 the q
iica ieiier Of 9TH inst, furnished b,
POmsoy's express lsis morning ars c. r.
tain.
The rect j. rumors founded on some
fhiak said By the wife N a quarrel with
her hpsbosd N X Amsricas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
RES. Its or ENTERpBtsE

The two principal partners Of one of
The greatcst banking houses IN the world
probably The largest disrounisrs OF hii ;
were both srrvans in the outset of their
lives, and b acked their emp oyers b. ets
ne paper which they now DISCOUNT, a :
mounts TO four hundred millions "A wear.
Almos, all their decisions are mad. by
one 81 these men. " no is So familiar with
business and the responsibility Of bust
ness men. that he runs a handful Of nc.
cePtances through has hands u prom un
ces upon them. m less time than bank
teller pays his bank notes for a check
The resources ofthe house are So vas,
that tho Csnk Of England has it<elrquile
unable to dictate TO them, or TO indulge in
rivalry with lhem.-Une OF the partners
II is said on good authority, is in the ha-
bit o giving away. from his share Of the
profits, hundred thousand dollars anu.
-liy.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

Tie moniieuf contains further accounts 81 The
erosfess oi ne inufdaions IN the soUih Of France
he kiIohe BAD burst ihrough TIE embankment q,
s9''ih7 iieio~ Ayignon. and forced snoher nas.sae
p'f''sh ne rad Of Trebou. between Tsrs-con aad
u ~ DIVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

NEW MODE or RENDERING LARp-to
our walks among the Pork Houses yesterday. We
n'''ced at Reyn'las & Ir3ins. The operation o.
Ame'onss new Patent apparaius or Rendering lard
by steam, u seesd Of the sIoe old n,se Of irving !,
on 10 ee'tes. This new method strikes rs 4.
combining many advantages over he old one. Tie
iafo' "a leai and strip IlsrS~a nio large wooden
val solne ten feet 10 diameisrhere Il is thorooeblv
melted by volume of being poured upo1 h
|" y then conveyed 10 another vat Underneath. ths
water thoroughly evsporsied. and the neIlod lard
1fA~n on INTO kegs and barsls. One hundred and
h'iy barrel. DAY caB be thus rendered, win ,hs
laoOr OF two men-hers is NJ possibility nf The ls,d
neing ourn'-and every PARTICLE oft IN the hog =
thus saved, which cannot be done BY any pre.s
however powerful. -
We are not very conversani with these rna,,.,,
cn' ne subjsci apparently Of siicisut
- p" iac' The notice u those Interested IN ,b,.
business The operation Of The steam rend.for 80,
re Witnessed every DAY 81 the Packing House n
Reynolds q Ifwin,on COlumtia street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

BRIDGES.-All t,ll bridges should bs founded
on a sinking fund.- 50 that in lime they may become
free; They manage these things well in B,sson.--
The Bunker Hill Aurora says
~ OR bridges became free yesterday. just as easy.
he toll houses were kept pailislly open lor the
se''emen' o' accounts, aud some pers rs were haz
a''i"us enough to oder money TO The toll men, u hich
was very politely declined on heir TART These
bridges are now bpih paid for by ihe peoolei and
Ihrr properly. They have also fund Of some
ioriy OF hfy thousand dollars and all debts pa,d.
me Interest on which will be appropriated 10 III eir
s'Pernlendeace nod repair. 10 Is q great ach,eve
'nsn and the town will no doub feel The benefit of
u 40 future years
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

GETTING RicH--Keep nj il; Dig dig, If goa
"oe'o become rich; siop for nothing; drive ahead
"es'ec' friends; depss the poor; scorn benevoIsnce
co' your constitution. and sure NJ you live
"ealih will pour in upon YOU like ao,d r.,
fe'nemSef-t must be comfortable reflection. ,hs,
you nave worn yourself out in accommodating pr,pyr
": "n''e death will SION Stare you in The face You
VINO would be nch--who leave no part untried 40
ADD 10 your eoheFs do not orget we pray YOU. ina,
You must de and leave your properly 10 o,he,
hands. Tell Ne. would II not be better 10 en;oy
ne oy having everything that is really
~ dong good 10 others assisting the nor
sno neeay'and Ia laying up a lrsasnrp abovsl Just
o,. ~ sn1 yon viii be tenIold more happy
enjoy more Of the happiness Of life md I;vs I,
greater age. and die in peace Po,tL..I T,;Su..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
by LAST NIGITr,s MAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FlkSf SESSION
WASHINGTON. Dec Ia 1912
SENATE p

WHouiA>ItO&>. Dec IA, 1873.
SENATE
Sundry petitions and ruen.rIals Of a local cbarac.
ter We're presented and referred: Resolutions Of
c"qairy. aud Viler preparations lor future business
We're made.
mrssage received rum The House IN rela.
ton To The Vn~er taken by that body upon ia,
announcements oilae dsceass OF the Lion Barker
Bu,neIi
Mir Bates md delivered brief commentary
upon si's prn'y q" character vi the deceased. and
then
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,
lmmedis Iely alter The reading vi .hs Journal Me-
Admins anm.uiiced The death OF the Hon Barker
B'srusli. member oi tho lssi Congress irum Mas.
aud the house, passing the usual resolutions. ud-
jOufned.
December Is.
Petitions and rasoIuIions were presented from
various sources. lHOsIiy heal. One iron The
Legislature Of Missouri asking appropriations 10
rsnUve INSTRUCTIONS lrom HE Western rivers
MIR Colqui'i Of Georgia. addressed The Senate
very briefly ia announcing the deaIh 81 Col IIlea,
Representative elect from Georgia. Mhereupon the
Senate sdJ,ufned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The H'suse resumed the consideration of The
amendment proposed by Mr. Dnomgools To the rule.
nid orders OF The House. which IL viii be reme.n-
oefed' contemplated depriving The resolutions AID
measures oi Tue nllnonIy Irsm appearing on tho
Jou"aL Aher hong debate the amendment wa.
iosl.4O 10 81 and the last rules and orders of tfe
house adoPie< With only the following amendment
'bui llo liSuss may. al any tine. Ey a vo.e of
aaJofiiy Vi tbs menbrfs present. suspend the Rules
ana oders Tor the Purpose of gong into COMMITTEES
VI the Whale on the Stale oi the Unlon; and also vr
al providing Tor the discharge uf The connr,ee from
he consideration u any bill referred 10 il, aller
aeiing Aii'oui debate, all amendments pending
and maj may ne offered
Air Joseph Inger-o. ON leave given. ;n,,o-
diced The following Resolutions which Was adou,el :.
Resot Eed. That the -Csminils-e OF Wavs and
Means he instructed inquire lilo Inc exuediencv
oi introducing bill 10 levy dalies upon the
impOFistsgs VI tea aud cofee.
MR. x ingeSspli aso. on leave given. iD,r,duee.f
TIE following resolution. which was adop.eu,
Hesoiosd. That lie Prrsidsa, be requested ,o
cause 10 be furnished 10 has unse such ,nlorsn.,;
as nsy be ga iile many OF The Departments reIav.
10 mo formation Of Junction between The Alun,is
aud Pacifie oceans
SafS'e"af'' ofPsnnsylv wanna. gave notice thai or,
io-inofro" he would inuoduce a bill directing The
condii~na rnnsfoT 0i The slick hsn hv The Ija,,ed
S'aies 10 the Chesapeake and Ohm Canal Companv
10 'he State OF Maryland aud lhe cities Of Wash,ne-
Ion CeorgesVwl,, and Aiexandra 50 NJ 10 SECURE ,h
early complexion VI The Canal 10 Cumberland.
The death OfC0l' Hilien being announced By Mr.
stiles 81 ca. The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18

w. We learn thai there Is prospectus out i,r
The issue ola Tri.wetkly Argus, 10 be continued
u'';ii alter election We wish The eslirar ali ,b.
success he deserves but would IIank hl.n 10 he
less Tree ia using name ab,ul il. w. hay.
SAID That We believed paper at RcIm md 4,
a'iveais Western interests would surceed. and d..
mach go'i IA securing la The Wesl her risi,,,: md
That We kHpw Of no siIuaiion We would like Lt,er.
bni we never expressed hope, pruspecl. or ,;esipn
oi going there iur that or anv o,her purpose: vel =,
are sorry To .e-rD. that their ac,ins sren, IN,
securing sul~erii'ers. has sssIeI We 20 designed.
"Ne ask uhsI Clay iss T. he M. n dcmas,gu.
"a II ''sd~rr of tho living alul dead GAMBLER and
. MtRDERERf Did he NOT anen,a 10 AN Mr.
Marshnll ii Ky. for words sea,ken in debaIef D,d
q" iHH nii'mps 10 kill Randolphl Did n.l J. O. Al,
am lake The 's-rpenr 10 his b.snn. and t,rr, The
puritan aud -blackhg eoa litianG' Did nnr Clay.
iew years ago. say 'daeling was a pernieous et,c.
ice, Condemned hy the Judgment and ,,h,lus,,.l,v.
u say nothing of The relig.pn, OF every thinking
mani And dad lac nut. som her alien.pt Il, eet m
"a fight VITA KING Of Alabama Did nc mo-, ee,
Ciliey musdered1'
We copy The above from The 81. Clairsville Ga
zeiIe locofoco sheet OF sumo prominence. To show
The public what course the opponents of The Amer
'ean Statesman result To. Will the honest and ,sue
men OF the country sanction such language by n
s"Ppoti Of The party That resorts 10 il, when the OBJ
Jeei Is one who has spent bis v hole life in the ser
vice Of his connIryi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
COSTOP SMlICGLlNl.

COST OF SMUCGLiNG.-Jobn Coon
convicled az Philadelphia Of smuggling a
thousand dollars worth Of watches, &c !.
IN the packet ship Shenandoah. has bson
sentenced 70 a Gne Of ESQ. and costs Of
prosecutions, aud residence Of four
months "a the Peniienlary. o. course
ne also loses the smuggied properly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18
slliaI!;II|,L!llIE|! }Ia:ITSIBb,


FIRE The lrss damage ., n.s Tie, has occur<
rel m our city or nssfly tao ysss-. Wa do,s "a.
Friday night al The store vi Nj Ceurss Robinson,
Oh Market street. The alarm Was gwen about ono
o'clock The Gre companies soon assembled, bus
"a had - m oh hsad~ay tina, the siock aud s.oss
were nearly consumed. Mr.. Rsb,l,-as's loss Ma,
isom 1000 ~ loo dollars No lasusaues.
0rdEP. On Sstartay night. l,st r. ssu n a.
~ o'clock. there an-,iher slarn, wmch MAJ
found To proceed IRON the Vagina paper midi IA,
South Wheeling. The ies had nos eus., v..., b,s
was s'nodderins among the rags ia the ray noon.
ID story. The Greisen W re .on o.s the ground
AID The Ere 90, uuder beoee a Lad extended
further Than the rags the damage 10 ~hscs wa.
very considerable. la b,h instances great essd,s
is due the iire,nen for their psonp,ne- aud enerry
~h.ch no where be escsleJ, aud 4. no wher,
more entirely soerersiul Than here.
ALARM.-The alarm gwen at the Gree noticed
shuvs was entirely Insufficient. Tue esy Of Ere
Was mt gener al. and vf he beiis we're runx
The keys io The i~e churches having bells. shuusJ
he lsii near tie churches. aud The plare 81 de.,ls
should lie generally known. that ma all cases l,~ss
bells might be rung. . hvpe tins " NJ be attended
10 to-day. insi persons may asghi and hereafter,
60 10 sleep ~sh the eohiJeacc that fhey viii be
aroused il Gre occurs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-18


The House of Representatives Of Ohis have pass
ed an act. in The true spirit ,co .omy re u. ing
the ply e the memneis nf the l. g stature 4, tao
dollars day. They justly considered most VI The
other Offices in tho Stale held al salary as how Us
~ns des''ab'e The bill has gune Ia the Seua,e.
where majority are Locofv.o-. Instead of Coup
eraiing with the House in Tie measure Of reform,
that body shows Disposition To attach amendments
10 H. reducing the salaries OF other stale Officers
even 10 Judges. TO such an extent as up2ears 10 US
as viii do lar mo harm he publlc service. Than
the other measure "i eeono,ny viii du god. They
design in this way. defeat all seion 10y ine wings
aud yet Pr'ciasm 40 tho people that they are The
iine iriei'ds Of eeonony si,d reform The pee ole
OF The S'aie are to enlightened 10 sulvr snch a
humbsg 10 bs pallned them. even by the editor
oil Tie Statesman. as they nil perceive that the
wings 10 the lower h,u-e started rshl-slarred
with the voluntary reductions OF Their own pay and
u they are defeated il. viii not be ll.er u,,.
We can Perceive. also. Thu, IN pointing. aud every
o'her description service. the locbIocos @, the
s'ges' number and the of II. They love dear.
y Ia talk Of econV'ny to The people, bu, where The,
or their own friends concerned, they 20 Tor Tie
'si-oiis' 10 their fullest extent
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We find the following in the las, Washington
Reporter. Il can mol bat be a matter Of sincere
regret that the Hon. T. NJ. T. ArKennan designs,
r the present al least 10 retain his private pOsliol.
HIS services ARE needed BY The public
w In confirmation of an orinion which we
expressed some weeks since as 10 the probabiln, Of
ME- ~ hESNAN declining The offer Of = mammalian
''r S"ver;'"r' We pabiish The spbj.ined letter fun
''"i ys',ileman. That sense os duty should have
'o-npeHei Mr.. Mkennan To the a.Inpiian Of lLs
STEP :" co'nmm with The wings of the whole Com
m''rweath. we express our sincere regret. Cor no
"sher nH''in her bofders ie E,.,nd who nosses
res 80 emineny The quslilies flied TOR the scharc.
Of the duties OF that office: