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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Cave Johnson presented a memorial concern
ing The West Point Acndamy.
MIR McKennan presented memorials signed by
individuals OF all parties, in favor Of the issue ni
Government stocks for the States.
NEW YORK CUSTOM IT0USR
Mr. G Davis moved that the committee Of the
whole he discharged frUm the consideration Of the
hill 10 reduce the number Of officers. and limit the
amount Of expenditures. in the New York Custom
Hjuse.
Under The oprraIion of the previous question the
bill was ordered to be engrUssed. and was finally
PASSED.
The remainder of the morning hour was occupir
ed in discussion on Safe debts and Mississippi
bonds, between Messrs. Gwin. Granger and Adams
in continuation Of The debate yesterday.
FLORIDA CLAIMS.
Mr. Levy then moved 10 take up a bill maxi ing
renaraIfon for losses suffered by the depred9Iions oil
Gen. Jackson's army. in West Florida an 1914.
Amotion 10 lay the bill on The table: was taken
ny yeas and nays, and decided in the negative
Dyes -, nays II.
Mr. Andrews, Of Kentucky, then moved The pre-
Vious question. and the yeas and nays were called
upon the passage o :he bill, which was refusedi
ayes &c, mays lib:
Mr. Levy obtained Ike. floor e $ cond time, on a
resolution 10 reconsider this vote.
Mr. Fillmore moved to lay the motion 10 recon
slider on the table. whic h was carried without d.
vision. The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
PARE
FOR SALE on RENT.

"a The dwelling and store room lately
~ occupied BY joseph Jones e. Co. Mar.
iinvil q. Belmont county. Ohio. The
whole $ a double Two story brick bull.
ding well furnished and in good order. There is also
n god brick stable, COW house. &e. attached to the
lot, and u a good stand for business. Possession
can he he'd the lsl of April 1913. Terms low. For
further particulars enquire OF Cmngle 4 Blileys
Wheeling. or r Harrison, or J Branssn. Meanwhile,
Ohio. jan 3l-9m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
% o 8 q 6 N 4 % q,

We find on the ground This morning. snow abouI
9 i or eight inches deep. with a thick harsh crust on
IL. II Is rather mild, however. and we think one
O'Clock will Witness decrease Of snow about one
half.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

MIR CLAY arrived in Mobile on The list instant,
and was received With most distinguished honOrs.
The while ciiy-men ofail parlies-turned oui 10
give him n cordial welcOme, as one ofthe great men
of The land. In every respect the reception was
honorable alike 10 The city and her guest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

The Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank OF
,he Northern Liberties. PhiIudelphla has resumed
specie payment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-The House 'n
Thursdoy last passed to its engrossment the bill
di.Irieling The State nearly as reported by the CON-
miuee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
TRUST SALE
MONEY WANTEn.

SENSENEY very respectfully asks thoss Of
81 bis customers who knOe themselves % be
indebted 10 him 10 call and disrhaTge their accounts
dunHing. jan 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
FRANCIS OF yALOIs. OR

yINHE CURSE or Sr vALLIOR. a tale ofihe
IL Middle Ages. a new mivel by Edmund Flaeg.
one Of The best productions Of ihis popular wriier-
Price % Cts feb Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

Hon silss wight has been reelected Senator
from New York Cor SIX years from the 4,h March
next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
PTTFFV HOPKTNN.

NiIiS admired American novel. BY tho Amer.
ioan Dickens" has ihis moming been recois.
Cd n me LITERARY DEPor Price IS es
iob 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVELLERS
UPON
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
OPPOSITION,
@gap 5nl

IHE GOOD INTENT STAGE CO.. by an
arrangement nh The Rail Road Co.'S have
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
From WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE, $1,000
" PHiLADELPuIA. 1900
Two Lines of~Shriyers Patent Bow Spring Coo.
ches. leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
connecting nj CUMBERLAND with The
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD MAIL TRAIN.
Tine 10 BALTIMORE. 81 houis.
" PHILADELPHIA. 10 do
Office first dor absve The United SIates Hotel.
Water street. Wheeling. Va.
ieh ID HUTCHINSON. Agent.
p S. The above mute IL The cheapest, most eSpe-
diiions aud comfortable OF any between the
Ohio river and the eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
Oregon TERRITORY

Oregon Territory.
N consequence ofIhe tremendous excitement that
Il al the present moment agitaIes the country la
regard To The proposed occupation Of the Oregon
Territory by American Erops. The subscriber has
hts morning received. Uaa GREAT CENTRAL
ROUTE, and is now opening a few dOzen splendid
e~osspFere and French HATS. which are warranted
10 lake the SHINE on anyTHING in the HAT
SHAPE between the OHIO rrver aud KindenkO. 4.
Call and examine for yourselves al the sign Of The
Big BLACK HAT, opposite the Va Hotel, l79
Main 81. tfebll A c M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

r1GRCER, BROTHERS & CO.
Commission Merchants,
NOR the sale of Tobacco aud Praiuce general
ly. AID Tor The purchase Of Merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA.
Liberal advances made ON consignmsnts.
Reierences-John Mcclure. Esq.
Caldwell, E~q. Prrsr NJ q M Bank.
5 Brady. E-q. Cashier {"
} List. Esq. cash'r North Western Bank.
Alrsss CrangIe & Bailrys.
jan 2a-6m Wheeling. Va.
, THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
VIE subscriber was rubbed on his laIe passage
iroIn Cincinna: 10 Wheeling on boars
tue sieemboat Lirtle Beu franklin. uf forty eigh,
hundred aud City dollars, tS4Ss0) ia Treasury
holes. viz; :
Six $500 rores,
Seventeen 500 do
Three 8 so do
There had accrued about 5000 interest on the
same. A common percussion pistol was stolen NJ
he same time. loadcd with one ounce ball and 3
smaller balls. The robbcy iSok place hciNeeI.
Obi" aud Gu aidoiie. Va ON Saturday
night. the 2lst inst. The ah1ve reward of one
thousand dollars will he paid upon the return Of
ihe moHey, or in proportion Cor auy part Of il. Bns-
kers and others are requested To stop any suspicious
persons Offering said money nud add css the sub
Scnoer; EDWARD SAUNDERS.
jan $o-lm buckingham & H.. Va
National Inielligencer. Cincinnati G ,z-Iie and
Louisville Journal copy to the amount OF 50 each
and charge this oiiire.
virginia In cnANcERY-At kulcs held IA The
clerks office of the Circuit Superior court of
Law and ehaneery for the county oil Ohio, in
the month Of February 1873.
James Reilly, Complainant.
Joseph Reilly and Wi liam Bllckstock, William
Boil and Nathaniel Holmes, partners under the
firm o! Biaekstoek, Bell e. 20.
Defendants
The defendants clackstOck, Bell & Co. not
having e Itersd their appearance and gwen seen
rity according 10 the act of & the rules of
this court, and II appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are Hot Inhabitants Of the ominon-
wealth OF Virginia on motion of the complain.
ant by counsel, It is ordered thar the said drien-
danis do appear here on the fret day of the next
spring term Of Tins court, and answer the sal ID
complSinant's bill, aud that a copy Of this order
DC tStthwlth instried IN some newspaper printed
IN the city ofNlveling, for two months success
siVeiy' and posted at the front DOOR of the coufI
house OF Ohio county. A COPY teste.
M, ALEX Il LAIDLkY, clerk.
Wheat, for compt. feb 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

NEW NOVEL. by Paul De Kock. Just
IN received a. he LITERARY DEPOT Price
Ga feb 3 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

THE members Of Inc lst Wheeling Hose Co.
are requested 10 meet 81 their hose house on
Tuesday nsrning the i4ih inst a. 3 O'Clock. pro
Vious 70 attending he funeral Of Thos p Pento-
fey. The members Of The Hope and Guards Fire
Cos are respectfully invited 10 JON IN paying 3
tIbuts Of fcspect 10 o brother fireman.
r w HARDING.
feb ~ President lst w n Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
PICTORIAL LIFE or
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

INHiS splendid work. conia ning forty four ele
gam engnv,ngs. has rhis morning been rccei
we'd nt The LITERARY DEPOT. Price 3II cts.
feb Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
WHEELING HOUSE.

yEyiIE subscriber having taken the large aud
n comm. dsouS Pubic IlCuse, : iuated sn Man
and Quincy sIreeis. ia the ely OF Wseeling a. The
corner Immediately below Mr. John MCouns,s'
respectfully announces to his fncnds end The public
That lac Is prepared 10 sceoTnmod, te ali Who may
give him a call.
The house has lately been put in thorough good
Improvements having heen nude. aud
The yard has been considerably enlarged. Ahieh
will enable him 10 arcomodaie wog,ners, Druvers
and PedlaIs. Who will always find his Table. Bar
and Stable well supplied. Travellers III also find
II tn their advantage 10 give him a call as il is his
intention IN do every thing in his pDwer, 10 make
hem aud oil others. cum furIable whn may stop with
hun. lie also proposes 10 take boarjers by the
day, week. OF year. and his Iriecs Will be nude To
suit the times,
H. ANKENY.
Feb. 4. ls43.
III. ANKENY,
WHEELING HOUSE AND WAGON YARD.
Conner hoiH and Quincy Streets.
Next dcor below M'COrtney's Tavern.l
WHEELING. VA.
A MPLE and superior Accommodation for Tray
"A eller. Dsosers. Wagoners and Borders.
ieh4
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
TOO HHDS New Orleans Sugar.
lOO 20 hf ch Y III Tea.
just received per steamer Tinea ard for sale low
by leb3-yl SiRiyER q STEELE
FOR RENT.
NWO Store rooms on Main South Wheeling, in
II the most business part of the City, one OF
Them ai present occupied by Nm M'AIeeben Ms n
yrorery esiablishmcnI. Cor which il is veil calcula-
ted. Possession given the frst of April.
For particulars enquire Of y w BASsETT.
e GROSS FAHNEsTOCK's v~ERMIFUGE.-
" Just received and for sale Wholesale and retail
by OLIVER PRYOR, Unisn St,
dec 10 Wheeling. Va.
FOR RENT.
"a The three story brick dwelling house
sfyE7 on Main street. lately occupied by jas
HlttE5R A Mclean.
MA&A Also. the room on The first floor Of
said building. and in tho occupancy OF Dan1 NJ
EdgingTon. Esq. as an Attorneys olire.
Also. several ienemenis in good locations, suitable
for Mechanics shops.
Alsu. The brick warehouse and dwelling on Main
street near the bridge, lately occupied by John Reid
rs n Grocery.
For terms which win he reasonable. apply tn
jan rs FRANCIS X ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
From Baitimnre-Drv Goods s5. Crncerics so.
fOhaeeo 100. Gensial Produce 100 cts. to Balii.
1pre
Zannsville-37 CITE.
CINCINNATI Is cts.
/" Lpui>ville-20 cts
Nashvilie-50 cts.
" 81 LOuis-75 cts.
" To anI fmm Pittsbnrgh--10 vts.
LATEST DATES.
rom Biliimors Feb ~ Liverpool Jan 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

4 YER's No I TOBACCO-A Few boxes @I
n ale low 10 clUse consignment. by
ieb9 ~ Caldwell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
II

OBITUARY.
Departed this life on Monday morning, Mr. Tho
mas J 3 PcnioGsy. in the 40th year of his age. lie
died IN foil communion WI h The Roman Catholic
Church.
His funeral will take pl7ce his morning Toes
day) Of ten O'Clock, tom lhe residence Of MR. Jacob
kigor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

BUNKER HILL
uSF received from the ueighboriood Of Bunker
- Hill. a Few cases ofy ~ superior goods, which
will he sold low for cash, viz
/ case Ladies' Calf Lace Boots,
! DO do Kip do do
do Misses do do do
DO Youths KIP BrRans.
Al of the best quality and warranted not tn rip.
Call o. The Sign Of the Iron Wheeled Black Nam.
moth Boot, Market square. A S TODD.
feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

AT AHOGANY-3 boxes Veneeung.
2 sets chair stuff - ps IN tops and p%annols,
81 % Coffin Boards; = Pc "a and i04 Stuff,
Is IN Stick. The above will be cold low Coz cash,
feb CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
MONEY.

moth Boot, Market square. A S TODD.
feb 10
- MONEY.
= ME Subscriber wOulI respectfully inform
u IhOse who are indebted 10 him., that he is now
ia want Of money. and is anxious 10 have all out.
standing accounts closed. II is hoped this Ioiiee
will not be disregarded but that those in5ebtci 10
him. will call. pay of their old accounts and make
fresh STAR. feb lOI A S TODD.
IN KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and for
AO sale by feb 81 OLIVER PRYOR.
FOR RENT.
A S. TODD has on Main street. next door 10
"a his Drug store, a large and comfortable
dwelling honse, which will be rented 10 q goUd
family on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
jan 10 TODD.
FOR RENT.
Ara THE large and commodIous Ware
sssTe house on main street. now occupied by
sssssE5 +. D, Dufield Also a neat and com.
&NE@ foriable dwelling house on Main street.
Possession given oR The first Of April. For terms,
&c, which will be low apply to
jan l6-if W. Wa S. IT, IGMESoN
LARD OIL MANDATORY.
2 n subscribers have commenced the manufac-
turs Of the above Oil ON Market Alley. near
The store Of Mr. II p Morris, where they will supply
oil who may cali. With oil IN every respect equal
to Inc Cincinnati article. LIST & WARREN,
The highest price paid fer Lard as above.
fsb7 II
= BBLs ALUM, Er sale low COR cash BY
- feb 2 ~ CALDWELL.
BLANCA DE CAPELLO.
A NEW Novel. by Lady Bulwer Just received
n at the LITERARY DEPOT, IN three extra
numbers Of the New WOrlJ. this most interesting
historical romance. Price 374 cts. feb z
so KEGS OF DRY WHITE LEAD, roeeiy-
~ ed and fr sale by o PRYOR.
feb 0
VlRGiNIA-lN CnANcERY.-At rules held in The
Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaneey for The County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, l643.
James A. Clarke Complainant,
ogainst
Austin Peay, joseph Morrison. John NJ. Clarke.
Morgan Nelson AMI Alexander Wilson.
Defendants.
VINE defendant. Austin Peay. not having en-
tered hs Appearance and given security &C
cording 70 the act Of Assembly and the wlos o
this Couu, ant ID appearing BY satisfactory prOJ
that he il not on inhabitaat Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia; on noiion Of he complainant by coun
sol. IL b. ordered that Ire said defendant % appeal
here on The fret day Of The neEt spring term o
this touri and answer he aid eoDplamants bill, 4
that q copy ofthis order BE- forthwith inserted %
some aewspsper printed IN The city Of wheeling %
two months successfully and p1sied 81 he hun
door Of me curt house Of Ohio county.
a copy teste,
AlEX r. LAiDLEY. Clerk.
Paul Coz Compt. Isb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

GLASS.
HE subscriber has for sale a few boxes Of Win,
Il dow Glass, s by 10. and 10 by IL which he
would he glad 10 exchange Tor cash. Dry Goods or
Groceries. Enquire al The sign Of the Black Man,
moIh Boot. Market square.
feb 10 A s TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

ViRGlNIA-lN CnANcERY.-At rules held IN The
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chsncey for The County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, l643.
James a. Clarke Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

~ m rAs%o"s's' IS Deg. above O-s = a
81 lee, waller "a The channel Rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14
By THE GOOD INTENT LIS e.
,TWENTY-sEVENTH CONGREsf

THIRD SESSION..
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL, lS43.
The Senate did not sit Today.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

~ KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and lor
MNH sale by FEB 81 OLIVER PRYOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

a s. TODD has on Main street. next door q
N his Drug store. a large and comfortable
dwelling honse, which will be rented 10 q goo,
family on reasonable lerms. Enquire Of
jan 10 A S TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-14

z ME- subscribers have commenced The m%anufae.
iurs Of the above Oil on Market Alley. near
The store Of Mr. II = Morris, where they will supply
oil no may cali. With oil IN every respect equal
TO Inc Cincinnati article. LIST e. WARREN,
The highest price paid fer Lard as above.
feb
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
BY THOS. A. FALCQNER.

Bank IN liquidation. And here again they
show their love for entire repudiation Of pro-
misses, their love for ban kers. their disre-
gard for The Interests of the people, and the
interested notices upon which they act
Many of the repudiating members of The
legislature owed the bank, and if it were
put in liquidation, they would be compelled
to pay up. 1.-THE bank were not touched,
they relied upon the honest prejudice of iu-
rors, who had been fleeced by the bank,
through the agency Of these very pet bor-
rowers, to give verdIcts in their favor, when
sued. Their sagacity in this matter was
much clearer than thlir honesty; and men
who had been the pets of the banks, their
loudest advocates. and of course Obtained the
largest loans from them-who, by re-
fusing to pay the bank, had rendered it una
bleto pay Its honest and deluded creditors
these very pet borrowers raised such a
cry against bank frauds, that they con-
cealed their own frauds from the people, and
deluded Jurors into the belief that hey were
a very abused, honest set of menlll The
debtor portion of the legislature. relying
upon this misdirected prejudice in the p1o-
lie mind, TO get clear of honest debts. whic b
should have been paid for the benefit ofthe
bond holders and the note holders OF the
bank, refused to put it in a situation where
they could be compelled to pay. The un-
indebted repudiators, having the same con-
slant sympathy for swindliDg bankers and
their pets, went with the indebted members;
and when THOS. II. WILLIAMS intro
duced proposition TO put the bank in liqai-
dation, voted it down.
In 1889, the assets of the bank were esti-
mated, by committee efthe Legislature, to
be worth over four millions of dollars, with
out including the liability Of the stock hol-
ders If the repudiators had done what IN
law and justice they were required TO do Oh
behalf OF the state-what they had pledged
themselves to the people to perform, by
winding up the bank, the Union Bank
bonds would now have been paid. the liabil-
ity of the state discharged, and the blight of
Reputation would not now have rested upon
US.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

Mr. CLAY has often been called ambi-
tious intriguing for the Presidency, &C.,
In this great speech in support oil the Com
promise act, in pouring out oil upon the
troubled waters Of public feeling, and res
toring peace and harmony 10 distracted
Union, be notices the charge IN the follow
ing eloquent and indignant manner, which
shows his noble disregard of self when his
country is concerned:- Ctarksritte Chr0ai-
Gle.
II have been accused of ambition in pre-
senling this measure AmbilonI inordil :
ale ambitioni Ii | had thought of myself on
ly. [ should have never brought it forward.
| know too we'll the perils 20 which [ ex-
pose myself; the risk of alternating faithful
alued friends, with but little prospect of
making new ones, If any new ones could
compensate for the loss Of those whom we
have long tried and loved; and the honest
rniscoaceplion both of friends aud foes Am
bition! If [ had listened TO lis soft and Sc
ducing, whisper; If | had yielded mysel II to
the dictates of cold, calculating; and pru-
Dental policy. would have stood still
and unmoved. / might even have silently
gazed on the raging storm. enjoyed is loud
est lhunders, and left those who are charged
with the care of the vessel Of State to con-
duct it as they could. have been hereto
fore often unjustly accused of ambition.
Low, grovelling souls. who are utterly in
capable of elevaling themselves to the high
er and nobler duties of pure patriotism
beings who forever keeping their own sell
FISH aims in view, decide all public meas
ures by their presumed influence on their
ggrandizement, Judge me BY the venal rule
which they prescribe to themselves l
have given to the winds those false accusa-
tions. as consIgn that which now impeach-
es nv motives. | have no desire for office,
not even the highest. The most exalted is
but prison. in which the incarcerated In
cumbent daily receives bis cold, heartless
visilan,s, marks bis weary hours. and is
cut off from the practical enjoyment OF all
the blessings of genuine freedom | am nc
| candidate for any Office in The gift of the
people of these States. united or separate;
never expect to be. Pass this bill. tranquil
ize the country, restore confidence and al