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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
MERCHANTS LIcEyses.-w. bar. been

MERCHANTS LICENSEs.-ws have been
hunting the papers. they being nearly all We receive
from the Virginia Legislature. for ssms insling of
the character OF tbs report Of the committee FL
nance. We find sketch Of Il in the Compiler.
90 Er - the Merchants licenses are concerned.
which shows it'iniquioos in the last degree. aud AZ
will be found oppressive. that the revenue denv-
cd from merchants will be greater. Il as great as
~ present ia requires that the merchant. on taking
out his license shall give bond and security in
heavy amount-ihat he must make his repor, TO The
clerk Of the oS the amour, Of his sales and the
clerk is required 70 keep list OF the same from
which the tar bills are TO be made out Should the
clerk doubt the statement Of the merchant. he /,
empowered 10 his salesman.
This s a lovely law for free Virginia, a beautiful
law foe equal rights Democrat liberal enlistment
for thoss whose squeamish consciences would
sieksn AT the thought of receiving in aid. the
proceeds Of the land sales. AMI who would 60 of
INTO 6s al the suggestion Of relief from the general
government by tho issue Of stock The truth is the
party IN power in Virginia. and the politicians OF the
loco foco party here and elsewhere. in this and
other states. have the ready money and the mosl
lncrative Offices in their hands. They know too
well. that while the country is depressed. business
dull. labor poorly paid. their money will buy them
moro Of everything than when the country is pros.
porous and il Is therefore their interest TO continue
the depression. and make il woue If IN their power.
They guilty. in every insiance where they have
the power. Of the base. blackhesrIed sslshness Of
designing and acting oPpressiyey 10 the whole bal
snce Of mankind for the purpose Of subscribing their
own personsl interest," and Of the still bassr hypOcri.
~ Of calling Themselves the lovers of the dear peo-
pie. We would ask the attention Sf The poor labor.
'ers who are out OF employment here, to The fact
that among ushe leaders Of the loco foco party are
The monisd men. Will not that money bring them
more now, Than IT did bring them before, will il
not continue to buy them MORE under the depressed
condition Of the country TO which their policy is
constantly Leading III But will they pay you high
for your labo do they their hands in their peck.
's's 10 give you any thing 10 sasly your wanlsi--
No. the whole of them would see you s;arve and
smile Al your agony before they would give one
penny except for the attainment Of party end. and
shsy would and do grind The screw still tighter thai
they may purchase labor and marketing the cheap.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
MORE RIOTS IN cANApA-Ths Mnr

MORE RIOTS IN CANADA.-Ths Montreal
papers Of the 9Th. received lhls morning. bring in
formation that The svorkmen on the Lachins canal
had gain broken out in riot. The cause appears
70 Be The old sIoFy the sectional differences Of the
Corkonians and Connsushl men. On The evening
ofihe Alb psuy Of zoe COrksnians. armed with
guns Scythes, haiehsis, &c, maIched from Lachns
70 the village Of the Tannenss. where they were
fortunately met sud disps'ssd BY detachment Of
the 7ld regiment which had been summoned from
Montreal Twenty seven were arrested. and lodged
10 Jail Bot for This there would probably have been
q desperate conflict e. The CoHnasghi were
mastering IN great isrce 10 receive their assail.
ants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
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BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TwENTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is, Is43.


SENATE.
Me- Mangum presented the crsdsniiais OF WIN
II Haywood, elected 20 The Senate Of the Uni,,d
States for sin years from he fourth day Of March
next.
Mr. Benton presented 3 memorial from forty.
eight steamboat captains on the Ohio river. in ref
erenee 10 the tolls On q Portland and Louisv,Ils
canal.
Mr. Tailmadgs presented the credentials Of M.
colleague, the Hon Silas Wright elected TO The 81.
naie ofihs United States Cor siE yean from he 4,b
Of March next.
Mr. Miller called fos fbs special orders. which
were he various resolutions submitted 10 tbs San
ste yesterday.
After sumo debate Mr. Msnick moved 70 lay rhs
resolutions on the iable--earned. "a 70 -.
The Senate then wenh into orscuuvs session.
end aner IN hour sdjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
The House resolved itself into committee 81 tho
whole 10 lake up lie bill IN relation 70 The pay snd
mileage Of memben.
Sundry amendments were offered and reiscied.
Among those adopted wus ouo allowing nembsrs
IS day while actually IN he House and a. zoe
every 90 miles Of travel m ne session extended
more ihan months. e day lof ne additional
time; if over months "a Day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
COL RicHARD M JoHNsnN r.nlr -

col RICHARD NJ JOHNSON--In reply to q
letter written to him by committee spp1inted 81
meeting Of the citizens Of Bradford County, Penn
sylvana. on The 9th Of December last. al which he
was nominated as a candidate for The Presidency,
Col johnson has returned decisive answer He
expresses his acceptance Of the nomination in the
following manneD-"Piacing myself in the hands Of
my fellow ciizons, shall en- deavor 10 confirm aud
TO increase that confidence which they have 90
generously expressed in relation TO my services in
fhe councils ofour nation and in the tented feId %
-flaif Amer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
RICHMOND MARKET. Feb "a.

FIoUR-Bni lino change in csuniry Sales on
the B'Sin bank yesterday esq. Cay mills is held
nominallJ al S., though something less would be
taken.
WiiEAT-Bring. from so TO 80 cents per bush
81 according TO qnoliiy. prime you'd bring more
CORN-Is IN demand at 45a50 conis per bushel.
Losi cargo sales Of while at 47I cents
oATS-SO cents per bushel from wagons sad
DEPOT.
TOBACCO-Receipt small. without msIerial
change. We quote new lSgs - la2i; leaf common
SiS3; m'ddl'ng 4o4 \; gOOd 4la5l; fine 5aa7; Old
log 2AaS; leaf common. 3la4; middling. 41a4i;
god 53aei fine bAal0. ia quality: the latter kind
very scarce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

THE Three CHlMNEYs.=The Boston
Atlas Publisie the following com NUM-
cation, which goes to confirm the ac-
count lately puti ished Of the existence
ut the dangerous rocks Of this name, in
the middle OF the Atlantic:
Messrs. Editors--ln paper Of yours
dated Jan. 3lst, ! noticed u communion
ton received at Loyd's, from Capt Roal..
Ions, Of the Eagle, giving an account Of
a rock seen by him on his passage from
Hamburg 10 Newfoundland, which he
says, lies in lat. AZ 81 N. and Ion. % 81
w. that It formed three distinct points;
the highest to the Westward appeared
about 80 feet Ligh This rock is bv
most mariners considered of oubtful ex-
istence. It is laid down on the chart of
the Atlantic, is nearly the same position
that Capt Roallons makes IT, and is call
ed the Three Chimneys,
would further slate, that in 1919 on
my passage in the slip Susan, from Got
tenburg to Boston, passed very near,
say one fourth of a mile from this rock,
that 1t formed three points; the highest
and westernmost one from rs to 80 fesi,
the others from 81 10 40 feet above the
level of the sea--tbere was no breakers
to be seen around them. These rocks
are not in the track Of ship bound to
and from Europe, bat those coming
from the North Sea, and have strong
westerly Winds to contend with, would
be likely to gain the longitude Of tn IN
by the time they reach their Longitude.
GEo WlNsLoty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

Estimated balance on


Estimated balance on
the LIST January, lS43 S390.727 oS
II will be seen that this estimate
makes no provision for The amounts
which may be required to meet the ap
proportions for private bills. or other
objects hey ond the Official estimates, nor
Tor the redemption Of reasury notes, of
which there are S ,068,9I7, 90 out
standing and redeemabe during the
year s4s OF these, the whole except
,402, $50 So, on which the interests
ceases after the year from the date Of is
sue, will require to be provided Tor, and
WI not only absorb the balance ofS390,
627 08, put will need further supply
of upwards OF two millions to maintain
the public credit.
have proposed to the Finance Com
nittees OF Congress to place these notes
on the same footing in regard to inter-
est as the other issues, and 10 authorize
the Department 10 issue such Treasury
notes as may be redeemed previous 10
July, tS4i. Should this proposition be
adopted by Congress, the estimated bal~
ance Of $290,627 08 will remain UNI
affected. except by such appropriations
as may be made beyond the estimates
Believing it necessary that some fur
Their provision should be made by con-
gIess Tor the purpose Of ensuring an a..
mount Of receipts that will enable the
Treasury to meet pUnctuaty all de-
mands that are likely to be made upon
1t, have this day addressed commu-
nicaticn TO the chairman ofihe commit
tee Of Ways and Means, recommending
duties upon tea and coffee. together with
several other articles which appeared
to be proper subjects Of taxation. How
ever desirable it may be 10 avoid this
resort, II was thought TO be imperatively
called fer by the condition OF the finSn~
ces and the state of the pubic credit.
J nave the honor to bo, with great
aspect, your obeiient servant,
W. FNRW ARD,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
10 EMILY
~ snHn QUINCY anli

~ JOHN ogINcT ADAMS
up rose he Fun-ad Up rose Emily. {"
Five hundred years have passed sway,
Since ChauceT, IN that single line,
Portrayed q damssl Of bic day.
Whose soul was pure and fair as ihins.
And art hon rising like the run;
And be Thy Destiny the sane.
With hin. cloudlsss race 10 run.
And eioss IN uill segener aane
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

In passing through the streets yesterday. we were
siiractod BY The mass Of Goods from the east, and
shs drays and wagons unloading, AID Ihoaght. il
dis is the case at this season Of the year, with
shs river nearly closed. what will il be when the
river s slspr. and the great mas Of western goods
ere slansd9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

fiREs-The Gre, Sunday night Cabout o'cioek)
iook place IN he store Of Meuurs aaion a. Pleas.
arts The house IVES supposed 70 BE- entered bg
faIas keys robbed, md Then fred The interior Of
Ne House. IVES much damaged small sum ofmo.
nsy uaa stolen, and sundry papers des,oysd. we
have beard ~ estimate Of he lom by injury 10 The
SOCK " goods. &C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

A rascal, bearing the eUphonius name Of Albert
g. De Merrill was arrested m New York on Fri.
day, i0f obtaining large varsity Of goods from diL
ereni hOusea IN The city. lie bad cOnfodsrale ne.
med Wairons. % whom he referred the sellers for
goods oblained were generally sent 10 auction and
sgld. Boih he sud bis accOmPlics wen sent 10 he
Tcmbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

lannon's pirate who so long possess
the island OF Formoso in the early 3
iod oil the present Tartar dynasty. :
led uy 10 Nankin, which he deseieed
Daris's Sketches on CHM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

The u. s. Gazatie slales that Mercer viii be ;ri
I'd 81 the murder Of HerbeHon, in tss Stale OfNew
jersey. That IA much to be regrstisd-irus justice
would BE- more probable where The Ct reumstnncer
which lead TO wee we'll known and sPpreca-
lad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

When the bill for the establishment Of Richie
county was up ON lie passage through he house Of
delegates, MFR Richie handed in a letter modeslly
requesting the Legislature reconsider the vote on
the name. and call il Barbour county. On the
principle that live dog is better than dead lion.
that body refused.
The west has. therefore. county named afier a
man whose principal claim to notice, s his violent
opposition to lis Interests.
The Wings Of Albemarle have nominated as their
candidates for the Legislature the ensuing cleo
lion. sfessra w Southall and Bezalcel Brown. Mr.
Brown was present al the meeting and accepted the
nomination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

OFFICIAL WIT.-G0vernor Morton 10 tall.
spare mao, aad Lieutenant Governor chilis is be-
iow the ordinary stature. On The day Of their in
angnraon. the ex Secretary BIgtlow, remarked,
that m MS oPinion. the Commons had got -Ihs
long and shsrt Of the Democracy Of Massachusetts.
This sally caused roars Of laughter amid which the
Secretary gracefully retired
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

The Washington Correspondent Of he NY Jour.
nal Of Commssse mentions Thar the committee ofthe
Senate had reported against Tho confirmation Of the
Psssidssrs nosinsIion Of Mr. Smith, a. Collector Of
ihs Psst Of PhlladsIphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

The summary Of proceedings in the house Of del
gates Of Virginia. which We publish today will be
fsrnd iaisrssiipg 10 various parts Of this cong rsss
ional district.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

BY means Of the new rarUad, travellers can go.
from Portsmouth. n n to Boston. in Eve hOuu. The
pilgrims never took that into consideration when they
landed n Plymouth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

The whigs Of Ms@achuast s will hold Slate
Convention in B,slon. on the 22d inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

The aquaduci across the Poiumio. which cOniin-
u--fh- cb~..Psaks and Ohio Canal 70 AlsEandra.
>. c. isin such state a Orwafdness. Thai there il
20 doubt that wnief can bs loi into IL during The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
JOHN TYLER.


Treasury DgPARTMEET FEB. 9, 1913.
SIR' Pursuant to your direction, !
have the honor to submit my view ofthe
prospective condition ofthis Department
for the current year:
The balance in the Treasury on the
Ist Of January last, appears as well as
can be ascertained at this time to have
been, Ss,e40.04l y
The estimated receipts during the
year lj43, are as follows
Customs Sl3,0OO,OOO o.
Lands 100000 90
Miscellaneous sources 100000. 90
Loan & Treasury notes 1884, 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

Civil and miscel aneous S4,4l5,i2s 90
Military services, &c $3.50, i28 90
Naval service 1881 .22S 90
Interest on loan and
Treasury cotes i,320,000 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

= ehs Legislators Of New Hampshire has noIaina.
shea The Hon, Levi woodbury. a. The Loooioco can
didals Coz ne Vice Presidency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18
eaO,4ss,s5s Sc

Aggregate ofmesns Sa3, 3a3, 400 Os
The estimate Of expenditure during
the year is as follows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-18

We would suggest to oar manufacturers Of glass
'son saddlesy. paper. tin ware. chairs castings. &c
&s that now is an excellent tims TO commence AID
vERrIs'Se, 10 secure the trade Of dealers in the
west. who will. in few days. as as the river
is well oPen' begin TO PRSs through here on their
way east With travel and transportation we should
endeav0r 10 secure sales
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
Lectures on GeoIosy.
GREELEY y ,MoELRATH, Tribune

NJ DocTeR LYELLs LECTURES OK GEoLocY-ihe he
second edition of these celebrated Lectures as reported 'o
The Tribune is ready. II contains an Engra'eu
Fron;spiece exhibiting easecton OF part OF the Eah
ernst will, e1panatians II will also contain general IT.
production to Geology before published LECTURE l.
embraces the following subjects: Auvergne, Lacushe
PERIOD Volcanic Period, Eruption OF Coseguina, Mount
Dor LECTURE II. The Earths Strata Marine Strata re-
risds Auvergne District, Sub Appeniucs Mount Kina-
LECTURE III Upheaval of the Earth. Ma
pies, Temple Of Scraps Monte Nuovo LECTURE ~; CO.
raj Reefs Coral Islands, LECTURE v Oflglno Coal. LEC-
the Fails OF Niagara. LECTURE VIII. Bouldera and Ice
ber.s. c, ,
ecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
vceum of Natural History 9lh OF December last Oh
the Different Races Of Men
h GREELEY McELRATH.
Trlhnne Buildings New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
VOL. FL. NO. 27G.
For the Trib une.
The Aims Housp.

MEssRs. ED1ToRs,-Beleving that any inior-
nation relative to the present organization of the
Aims House would be acceptable at this time,
will endeavor to show you by statement of facts
that the present organization is good enough to be
let alone, least that it needs but alterations
and that those can be made by the present Board
of Comni ssioners.
The public, with yourselves, appear to have
formed very erroneous opinions concerning the
establishment of a workhouse in connection with
this institution. 1t would, believe be more in
accordance with the dictates Of humanity to have
work house in connection with the Penitentiary
than with the aims house, by which thsse known
as vagran,s may be made to earn their living, and
yield to the city, and not remain as they
are now, associated with vice and crime of the
very worst dye-n circumstances where reforma-
ton would be almost hopeless.
There is also an impression abroad that there is
no useful labor performed by the inmates of this
establishment, whereas precisely The is the
TACT as the following correct table will show:
There IT'S male inmates at Bellevue, indie
pendent Of those in the Hospital, of which number
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

Il take pleasure III calling the auprton Of read
ers 10 "SCAEPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL lcr the cure 0t
Deafness From The favorable hav. heard Of
il, :ei satisfaction recommending to the attention
C: ali vito suffer from Deafness TrS he only
icinc offered the pUbt- Tor lis dease that
elt confidence IN and is effect II different which
have within, knowledge have been SUCH the
NOS: gune co2id VISA Persons have been cured and
relieved had given up hopes Of osina benefited
Il isa e surprising wie many sufferers fre
deafness, successful Effort has been made sooner
produce >orie,hug witch would eec radical cure.
medicine, however before the public by OF
which, all may be relieved OF exceedingly issgeeabe
disease and enabled again eaoy The society Of ihsr
friends. We say TO al afflicted, by al means Try II
(Ale1ander's Messenger.
Prepared by 3. Bell, md may .e kaa al Dr. JAYNE's
Store, Ss5 Broadway, NewYerS. lef im'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
NEw-yoRES. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1sas
NJINDOW SHADES s.-WINDOW

w SHiDES!-Tbc subscribers respectfully i0o'.i
tbe friends and the psblic that having leased e spacious
store, MOI Spruce street; few doors from Nassau lhey
prepared execute all orders for Painting 81 every
description, with neainess, economy and despatch
sli Kinds Of Sign Painting done n style not To hs sur
passed by any other Establishment Gold Signs warranted
fade. 4 large assortment; OF wel seasoned Siss
Beards always on band.
Banners Interior Decorations and THsparencss done -
order Desgus furnished ard executed in superior style
Specimens work always be and give
by calling d, the above place.
Trey have hand aud co1stacty manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shndes Strangers IN the
city, keepers OF cte saoons public places OF resort and
families, always be supplied With Shades OF the best de-
scrpon and warranted The assoEnen. consists OF spen
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Fsnetes. French Scrolls
yigne.es and Resete Centres, Scripural Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tintern Abbeys
Ali kinds OF Shades. mailer ho" difficult are painted IN
4 superior style al this establishment
They would likewise call the attention OF the pubic 10
splendid Gothic Shade, got up good style and ar
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal Terms:
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed II required:
BARTOL & DE MAUNY.
S.MUEI +. BAaTor,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
Travels in the West.
Y OREGON and the Rocky IoNnt tnins: 4

fu clear graphic and authentic of the Far West
by THOMAS j. FARNHaM recent Traveller 10 and Sooun-
the Banks of the Columbia River.ill be Published
March IS, by GREELEY i McELRATH III Mamrlota
E1,ra Tribune CT 9 large double couma octave pages on
and beautiful type. Price 25 cen;s5 copies for 81
Oeders NeBsInen BOOKSELLERS Pemas;ers ana Others
respectfully solicited AL orders be accompanied
BIZ u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
Iu:nnr1nr: Io>k.

II THE IMPROVEMENTS ~ AGRICULTURE, Arts, &c
the United States forth luminously and
length in the recent Report OF Hon. w. II. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner OF Patents will speedily be published at ihe
Office OF the New York Tribune in neat and convenient
Book, of 96 octave pages with double columns Il one
OF the most valuable and instructive Pabc Documents ever
published and should be in the hands o.. eveTy man IN NE
Uno Tie price will be - cents by The single copy o
for five Orders accompanied by the cash. arc soclfh
from Post-nasirrs, Newsrnen Booksellers and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

PHOTOGRAPHIC LlKENESSES,
n by the Daguerreoype process, are taken by MO
RAND, upper sIrry o; Granite building corner ol Broad
way and Chambers hewYork trntTance IS Cham
berss;reet By Morands improved process periect like
produced in few seconds, OF any ze having any
saar OF coor hch may desired md in any position,
with expression OF cOunteEance, or IN any dress
Price s., complete, in a handsome Case.
Lihepesses taken from A. a uni!i su,eoWn IN any And
OF VIZ sther-clear, cloudy, or rainy 2it ln'