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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TOR TIE TfNEs


Mr,-THAKroN:-on boxing over late number
ofihe Argus saw communication from writer.
over. think. l.. II. NJ. (Gor have not the paper
a, hand 10 refer to,) who processes to write merely
for the sake Of spreading truth before the people.
and who ininnles that the meeting at West Liner
'iy. held on the llIh az January, TO consider WA
Cost JohRsons plan Of relic fer the Union wus got
up a, the instance Of the citizens OF Wheeling
Now. sir, would respectfully inCrm Inc correspo
dent Of the Argus, that that meeting was call ed
without any regard party whatever. that the call
signed by both Wings and Democrats. and a.
King the relative strength ofrhe parties in this neigh
borl,ood. contained greater number Of the latter
than Of the Gnrmer and ir the correspondent Of the
Argus will cali any of the sgnru TO that call
for that meeting, either Demncrat or Wing he will
fud that they consulted nothing but their honesty
md good sense. II was snid by BonNparte. of one
OF his ministers, that he had dealt 30 long ia duplie
" that he doubted The very existence Of sincerity
and So perhaps. the correspondent OF The ArgU, huS
has h'sn led so long by The strings Of rsrly - long
IN Tho habit ofswearng hing Democracy 10 day
and Federalism 10 morrow al the bidding Of hi.
leaders that he las at last to The conclusion
mind Of his own he is himself hut should
have leh the correspondent Of the Argr, alone in his
error, but in LokiuS over The Argus Of Tie 9Ih, !
perceive The West Liberty meeting has di,Iurbed
the senernbo editor Of The Enquirer and la. called
forth from him string OF denuncinlIon, quite long
enough 10 (rgbIeE who has NOT courage to rhinS
SOr kimsel6. lie Starts of with his old cry Of a
Whig measure and unconstitutional; Qnerg-Nn.
The cry OF Wing raised TO Fighter the dcInoc rate
from the support Of the measured Iii WAS lam
certain the old man will find his labr vain; the
DsmocriIs m ihisPuarsr not To he frightened
by such bug bears. They look upon tho pro osed
measure hs one certain ofgiving relief and ARE not
to 10 frightened from the support by names; aud as
ia iis cOnsIiluIonaly they believe it equally 81
With Tho land distribution act and the distribution
of the public revenue. both Of " hcl measures ~ hon
recommended by Gen. Jackson. met the hen ry sp
probation Of The editor orIhe Enquirer; nor de- they
believe our fathers in framing the Constitution. in
tended To creaIe a machine which should be cspa
bic Of doing nothing but mischief.
rRCI-E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
We are indebted TO Wilson & Gleason for n, "
Orleans Price Current OF the 18Th ulL
REMARKS ON THE MARKET,
FuR Tux PAST TuREE DAYS.


We have no space for extended general remarks.
nor hiss any hi IranSpired during The past few
days 10 call for special nuce beyond the usual Ire
view oi the market. in its most prominent dep art
MIS- which will be found below. d IS ill he seen
hat dulneBS and deprsssiun, Ia an unu.ual degree
tor this period of The season, are the prnmInsnI
characIersrIrS Of tho market generally, aud that
high ireRhis and low prices abro1d. To seIhrr with
accommodating stocks h. re-. operating with All un
favorable influence spun nearly all articles OF eI
PORTS.
The weather, since our last, has hern clenr and
extremely cold, bal is becoming litrc miIdsr.
SUGAR. LoUI.IAVA.-Ws have no material
change Ia notice IN The character of the Sugar mar
kei since our review of last Wednesday morning
The demand. although not very active, has, never
IheleSs. r'ntIDued Ioerahly steady and far bust.
ness has been going forward At raics within the
range of"nr previous quotations. Ordinary 10 Md.
ding 81 n 81, Fair 81 Prime Al a AZ, and
strictly chuIce IN ANAL lots 5 cents per III.
MOLAS>ES "A Inlerahly lair dema ID has boen
experienced Tor Al"la-sTs Ola the Le!ee since onr
view Of last "Wednesday morning. anil So ne rather
imporinni sales have heen made nj IL n l2i rent
per gallon. whcS may. therefore, he qSoled Us the
market raies, although parcels nceasiOna ~ soil
bnh below nnd Hbuve these figures
PORK.-Thrre is hut limited demand for bar.
rel Pork, and increasing stock has rendered the
market unsettled, and tending downward, parlicu.
larry for Mes'. which we qunIe OF 81 so 4 IS per
hhi.' the latter raIe being only Obilned irr small
lots ircm Store. ." i orders Cor panIa lion use &c
NJ Os6 50a6 IS
BACON The stock is increasing and The rates
declining ere being but a moderate Grmand.-
Our present quotations are for Hams 81 n rcnis
cahvassed do. n u SIDES } 81. Shoulders q a
% cents per IT,.
LARD.-The market f1r this ,riicle appears 10
have heen unusually quiet during The past few
days. buyers for eIpnu having operated TO but n
Imii'd eIien;. and the markets. yIry heavy, with
an accommodating slotk. al ~ a s cenls per In. &C.
corling to quality. the principal sales being al 5
cents for the best description.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SINGULAR TESTIMONY. In IN. eour..

SINGULAR TES rIMONY. In the course of
the trial now Euns forward in New York. touching
The abduction case Of Mrs Miller by her husband.
the following statement vas made by Ms Miller
BY Mr. E'IrI-Mrs Miller. when and how did
you find out the sIiI'sncs Of that noisi
Alt was in March nr April 1910. and during
the time the Rev Mr. Knapp was preaching in this
city, and muCh religions excitement was prevailing
Ia which her husband became subject. That on
returning hume night frum OF these meetings
he said he had been cnufessng his sins, and that
he had not confessed all. hut, says he, have con
united forgery. WhsreupDn, he exhibited To her
nsIS in his own hand writing, 10 which was signed
The name ui Mr. Wells.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TmEoPEMING TRADE TO CHINA

TllEOPEMlNG RADE TO CHINA
The following anecdote will serve TO
illustrate the reasUnablcness Of some OF
the expectations which have been excl
ted by tho opening Of the Chinese ports
to British trade.
A friend Of mine being at Manchester,
shortly after the news Of the late treaty
with China had transpired, found very
exaggerated views existing Of the pro
liability OF an immediate increase oftradc
in British manufactures in China, and
he adds lhata large manufacturer argued
thus:
q What do the Chinese wear!
a. WooIlen, silk, and cotton fabrics.
q. How much on the average does il
cost to furnish n Chinese with suit Of
clothosi
A. Woollen jacket Ten shillings; shirt,
trousers, &c, OF cotton, twelve shdlings,
making twenty two shiIiings
q Vefy we'll! call il twenty shillinQs,
how many souls are there in China?
4. Three hundred aud twenty mil.
limos.
q. Very we'll! call IL three hundred
millions. Now each of these requires
one pound sterling annually OF British
manufactures at least, and allowing that
the quantity Of goods soHt Of late years
~ distributed among those who can afford
two or more suits Of clothes, we must
certainly export to China in all future
time three hundred millions OF pounds
worth o. goods per annum,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

The Pittsburgh Gazette publishes sundry notes
addressed by wv ilson" to strangers arriving at
me hotSls in Pittsburgh from ohio. inviting them
and their friends 10 a supper al sn eating house,
and the nuocen, man does not seem to know what
they are intended for. Does he know anything OF
sach worldly lingo rs gnmmen the fats" Pike the
'Eobin," "DiddIe the msjar." do the yosng un' -
81, &ef That is halt for suckers. man. and the
siId Wilson Is, we presume. eountsrhopper or his
boss fishing for sae' the co,t oft supper be put
IN the bill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

RAIL RoAD ACcIDEVr.-The Boston
Post Of Satu sday says-On Thursday
evening, about & o'clock, the accomm6
datiOn train from Worcester TO Norwich
came 10 contact with a SHOW piouph
propelled BY two locomotives -bojh
we're under foil Roadway at the time
One oftho engineers named Hott, had
both arms broken. and brakeman
named Cheney, had both legs broken
other persons were injured. Thq three
engines were entirely destroyed. The
collision ok place al POmrrcf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
NAVAL COURT MARTIAI-Fch q.

Captain Smith. whose attendance has recently
been prevented 10y sicknss'. appeared to luke his
seat rs a member oflhe Court. The Judge advocate
objected To this; as Captain Smith could not appre
cIaiC ihs evidence we'll as II he had been present
ni the s1amIT alton Of the witnesses
The Court having been cleared for consultation
The following decSiun annouuced:-
In consequence Of Capt Smiths recent absence.
ocea.Ioned by sickness. The Couu do excuse him
from farther attendance Of siIngs Of this Court.
The examination 81 WIN IGgls an apprentice. was
then commenced.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
PROFESSOR BRONsoN's LECTURE-w.

PROFESSOR BRONsONs LECTURE-ws
were present last night 20 hear Professor Bronson
on Oraiory and Music and were pleased 10 see HAT
he bad a very respectable house. We have know N
Professor 3 Tor SINE ten yenu, and havs remarked
with mo- less pleasure Than asonishmeut, the fnpid
dcvelopcmeut of bis powers Of voise and lhUught.
md We INV end that he hps bfoug1t lhat fine in.
sirumeui, The human voice 10 i' utmpsl perfection
NJ 10 seems 10 MS lis lectures IRE not only insruc
i've. but very amusing and Attractive Mr. Nash.
who accompanied him. displays a powerful ard rich
wore under go1I cultivation ~, singing ord,s
Angel Whisper. was scarcely 90 be- stcs1rI
ne tecrUres 7slu Goo. evening az ..,lsL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

COUNTERS ElrS.-As relief Rote, are becom-
ing current az ain. I may lie Of some interest Il.
know that there are counterfeit ones nnd twos Oh
The exchange bank ofPItisburgh. They diff
-caltsf detection. The Iwos are a ,hads longer
than the gensine ones-ihe paper To soft ard spnngy.
the right hand check little darker than Ito emu
line and the tail the horse ON the right Of the
yigRetiee. is heavier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

PETERSBURGH RAIL RCAD.-The Peters.
burgh. Va Inelgencer of Tuesday snys-
We understand that the work of Teaying this
road with iron. was completed last night. Thus
the Company have nvnided The payment OF duties
10 the nnnunI of SIS O00 aud furnished 10 The pub
lie U the be.i aud safest railroads ia the United
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

The whale ship Ann Maria Of New London. was
lost m August last near ST. PauIs island. by being
run into by the ship AJ1K. of Hivre.
Tbs ship A,is. Pendlelun II New Lourlon. was
driven ashore while 81 aEchrr ~ Two PEOPLES
BY New Holland, on The 29ih % Augusf, md
lost. She he'd on board six hundred barrels whale
oil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
D O = q = C IL i % q /;
Corrcsp 'cnce of the Bal i'm IRE Amer Al.
WASH Nc ON Mach lS43

WASH No UN, Nath I, 1913.
There was rumOur yesterday that Mr. Forward
had wrIhd rawn hrs designation, aud would corIi n.
ne 10 discharge the duties OF Secretary OF the Tren.
surv THIS - incorre:t
Mr. Furwari has resigned and Will only hold Of
fee MIL a successor is npr'mrcd,
Mr. Cushing will be nominated To this il m
'riani post. n being regarded unsafe to sub Ct
Mr. Spencer la the orJe i Of the Senate.
Mr. Wise will probably tie confirmed although
there god d al opposition 10 him by roth
parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mos, 10,

GREAT GROANS!-Them most anus
ing thing in the way Of humbug, that
we have met with for p long time, is the
following story, which has Just apr ear
ed in MiIlcrits paper called the Phil.
adeIphia Alarm.
BRO Lich.-IIaving heard some
thing Of very singular noise, appar
emily like groaning, that was beard on
the IN rning OF the iCih inst, | deemed
il Of no Importance when first heard
It, but since. have taken the pains to en- p
quire moro about it, aud learn from an
authentic source, that on Friday morn
ing, Feb. 18th, five minutes pms, three
o'clock, there were three aofui Ioui gro.
ans heard, apparently the grouns Of a
dying man. IL cannot be accounted for /;
the cOnjectures Of the Watch are many
Some thought one thing and some nm.
other. twas heard about tho Same DIS.
lance from each watchmad and nearly
all OF them IN the Northern Liberties
heard It, aud say it appeared to be abou;
a half square from them. also UNDER
stand that the grooming was heard by
some Of the watch Of Spring Garden, and
Of the city and Southwark besides many
others.
by giving this a place, in the Alarm
you would confer favor upon the wri.
ter. NJ. a. BIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TO FAMILIEs ANDINyALIDs.

TIE ~ lowing Indispensable rem ed.es ma, be
found at the village drug stores, and soon a
every country store IN the state. Rensmbei and
ever get them unless they EaVe the fac smile
signature OF COMSrOCK s. GO. on the wrap
p>rs, as all others by the base
lmpnsitlons and counterfrlts. il the merchant
nearest you has hem not, ur23 him To pressure
them at "a Made lane, the noXt Time he vISIts
New York or To wrI Tor the ~. No 70 My
shOnll be a we - VII IN Iheae rem .dI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

VIRGINIA LEGISLATT RE.-On the 2srh ul
The bill to psrmn the banks To issue small noies
was under discussion Mr. Tolers amendment WINS
i'er'd, AMI The bill orIerel 10 10 stgrJssoG-73
To a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04


AID
Francis r Armstrong. ndfninisfr,tor de bonis ron
= With The Will annexed uf Noah Zane deceased,
Fly D1sey AID Mary l. his wife. Ebenezer Zanr,
Plnioh Zane. IIrmplen Zane James & J.,hnsian
and SnphIn his vile. William w Shuver md
Caroline his wife. James A Mclean aud Mary
his wife. James II Forsyth, James + Anderson,
RIrhnrl Mcclure. the President and Directors of
Of the Fire aud Murine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling, William Plus and ElzlhsIh his vic
and Lornelin Zane D,JeHdaHt.
The defendants hereby notified that Mon
day. tho tenth day Of Apr neII, between the hours
Ot o'elJrk A NJ aud svy'n O'Clock p NJ al the O
flee of Lamb & Ru'scl in the city OF Whroling ia
the Stale OF Virginia. sha ! prucoed 20 tnks the
depsilIons of Ebenz Zane. T. chnrilh Jacob and
theirs 10 be read IN evidence on our behalf al the
hearing ~ The above mentioned cause. Aud II from
any cause The taking Of the shall not br
msnced or being commenced Ihall LoI tie romplr-
ted. on that da,. The taking thereof will be adj
lnurned from lime tine, uutil The sume shnll he
Completed ARTHUR Al PHIL PS,
mT4-6w DANIEL LAMB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

SIR CHARLES BAG0T-The ann1nci liion
by Rochester paper of The death of Ibis gonlDe.
man wa' incorrect. Tho latest dates represent
him as being decidedly convalcsceni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

q
Several bills having been rep,rIed, motion Mr.
MUrehead the Senate prOceCaed to consider the
House bills upon the calender.
A bill lor altering the time Of holding the Die.
IrcIs CourIs ia East Tennessee wus reported and
passed.
The bill to extend the charters Of The District
Banks cuIne up.
The bill passed.
The next bll was one proposing 10 refund To the
Slate Ut Massachusetts the amount UI her dlsbuse.
meHl IH the late
IL pass q. % 10 10
Mr. Archer lrum the cummiiiee on Foreign Re
llIiuus repored the bul iron the House ni Re, pre-
scniaives To carry ~ the PROVISIONS of the late
treaty.
A bill for the rcli, Of Anne To al, as the Wild w
o Capt. WA Royal, Gecelsrd. Wa. sep .rIcd toy the
Senate Committee o. Pensions.
a brief / at amusii & discuss ON followed this re
port.
Tie hill was soon rejected. l6 Ia -
Mr. Walker submitted the following resolution;
whrrh hrs one day the table, under the rule.
va
Rssolped That the President Of the United States
cause To he Investigated by The judges OF the supe-
ror Courts Of Florida their respective dsrIcis u
hsses Of property suffered toy the nhsb1hIs Of SAID
Territory. IA Consequences of the Semi ole husIIlI.
ties since the commencement Ihereui, in the yelr
S35; All that the testimony nud uPIInnus nf laid
judges IN such be reported Ia tins body when
cum lelei Preceded. That any expresses utendi &
lie Investigation he provided Tor. aud paid by Ihe
al Territory Of Florida.
The Ssusie atipurned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
SHORT CREEK.
From the Annapolis Herald

NEW COUNrY.-A bill has passed The House
ofDelegatsS creating county out Of Howard
district, Co he called Howard county" Under the
provisions Of this BILL Ammo Arundal county is Ia
have four delegates, and IloNnrd county three. IT,
toe House Of Delegates.
CHESAPEAKE AND OuIJ CANAL-The
bill for the complexion of IhH canal has heen under
consideration for SOME days past ~ the House ol
Delegates. TIE principal objection urged against
II, in oil the arguments. TO the provision for
slackwaIsr navigation 20 he mouth Of tho Savage
river Yesterday during the evening session. The
question being on striking ouI The extension prO,i
S,n.) Mr. Causin suggested a substil ute for that
feature that the Leg Islaiure reserve 10 itself Tho
right. (when the work should DO completed 10
Cumberland and il then found desirable 10
extend the canal 10 the paint cOnlempated) 10 in.
eude al persOns then investing money equal priv
Hedge Of priority with those who would claim that
eight under the present BILL in finishing the work 10
Cumberland. This was intended as a compounds
proposition between the friends and opponents Of
the bill, as originally reported No decisive acton
was had upon any proposition when the House al.
j0umed last evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House concurred in the amendment nf the
Senate 10 the bill making appro priaIIuns Tor fulfil
ling certain IudIaR TREATIES.
Tho House cOncurrcd IN the amendment Of the
Senate TO the ForIIfcatiun hull.
The House went nIu CumlniIlee the Navy
Appropriation bill; aud discussed the amendment
Of The Senate ~ strike that part whirh provides
that the duties Of The bureau of provisions and clph-
ing shall I've discharged by a captain az the Navy.
The House refused conrgr ga The ame ncmeuI
O The Senate ayes 50, npes 50.
Tne COMM tee RISE, mOIIpn Of Mr. Fillmore.
who submitted the following resolution. VIZ.
r. soiUed. the Senate HrrIRg that Il ,iKrcenIh
jnInI rule he ~ far Suspended permit bulls here
L'ure passed 10y either House, or which shall pass
either House thus day 10 b. senI 10 each other
cnurHCe.
The question being taken. tbs motion was dIsa-
greed to-yeas 80. nays ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

The Clerk Of Inc Qusen OF the West lras arrived
81 Cincinnati anJ sinrss that that bost 10 be near
" a tptal loss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

YlVE LA BAGATELLE-Unde:t this head We
Fecsnty copied from the Madsonan postscript Of
that paper announcing that Mr. Tyler had been
nomfnasd for the Presidency by meeting Of
thousand persons m New Brunswick New Jersey.
The National lnleliirencer Of THIS nurnng hos the
following nofics Of the meeting.
WICKED HOAX.-There wGs published in
the MadisoHiaH Of Tuesday last formal account
Of meeting said n be held in New Brunswick. n.
=. of"Old Schoo Reputlicuns." ~ Which Fesou.
iiuns we're passed declaring Their preference E,T
hir Tyler fbr President. aud Ls, Woodbury. Tor V.
President. az the neHt Presidential election; Jen0uR
eng The late rejection, by Congress, oflbo EIchs.
quer bill direct insult TO tho intelligence Of
tho American people, &c. ard directing saiJ pre-
seedlings 10 be published 90 its M1dis0nian Let
tvgs have been received n Tho city from respectable
gentlemen Of New Brunsw .ck. Hndsr dale Of Thurs
day last, declaring lhis publication 10 be "sl q
hUHnhug.,s No sHch meeting was held, md no such
srnons ere Hamsd in 90 are 10 be f0und' The
Jniy amusing part 81 THIS imposition upon The
1lty o. the readers Of the M1Jisonrau 10 the Ian
,ii in The mouth of the chief oriiof On The
who 70 represented 20 have alluded 70 "ibe
tbe efIfis ara few old party leaders 70
. ',are public opinion 10 dece,us re- aBpoiHtiHg
9 Washington for heir srlffi DurBofss" N
~ command "caflUsIsr5 acclamsii1n."
-t lIe req Zoo inrs adopted With cutiss %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04

The 2Tlh Congress died last night az - o'clock.
a0er two years existence ~ npch mis- ioruns md
soing folly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


Mr MecW'cIr,n. from the com~itise on tho cur.
renCy, Repaired hack the bi Incorporate the Bank
II Bslleiuntaine IN Logan co1uiy. wIH su tsttuIe
;hrrelur. Lad the table 10 be printed
MIR Barley, from tbs committee on the Judiciary
repOriod a ball lsrihvr 10 amend the act auuw ing
wriis of errur IA criminal cases
Mr. Walton from Ga, cCunniuce on Finance, re.
yorIcd hack tie ball TO ptSTiJ FOR the payment of
'Ge dumesiic creditors ui the States. wuh sunJry
slight smendm ouis which we're agreed Ie.
The qn+siIun then beng upon agreeing ~ the
amendment made ia ee al the whole ON the
molten al Sir Ckrk adding several secIion. to the
bill
Mr. Stanton renewed The motion made by him in
roInmliiee To extend tbs Ins (.peri6ed ga susG
tiun) trm 1850 $50. for the Redemption Of the
bonds issued under this act. and upon which nancy
may be raIsed ia toe city ui New York. and Al
Nhi'h lime the SUR IN. revenue loIned To the ssvS
raj counties is ~ be refunded applied ~ IheR
pay ment.
Mr. CLARK opposed the amend nsnt u Mr. Stanton
IN his amendment, and was replied TO by Mr. s.
The mOlIoR uf Mr. Stanton fur.her opposed Wy
Messn UpdegrOR and Packer. when, be lore the
g.psIiun wss taken.
The Senate ioUk q recess until J o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MIR Clark from the committee oR Publis InsIitu-
TONS repsred book the resolution of the Senate p
painting Samuel ParSrns ene nf the direction. Of the
LunntG ASYLUM, recommending tie passage
Mr. Byingon moved To rsCommit the resc luton
To n select committee OF 1--WE. lie was undersioo.l
tn object To tho appointment Of Mr. Parsons, on
me ground thai he uaI ID q I'D CHG" Gsd a
Bark director.
Mr. Olds. from the committee on hanks and Ihe
currency. reported back the hill OF tho Senate 10
incorporate the bank OF Dayton ia Montgomery
cnuuiy, without amendment rscumms ending its PAS.
sage.
A debate snsued, whom without taking tho ques.
ton,
The Hosss adjourned until 3u'rlock = NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-04
FOR BOONvILLE, LIBERTY, AND
WESTON.

The and splendid
@Sram Boat TBOACCO
.aiiiafiii1i;.;iIIs{2 PLANT. Henry Beer, Mas.
ier~ii Icnvea auoye on Wednesday the 9Th ins,'
For freight orPanige apply 10
mar JAMES ii FORSYTH g. 60.