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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23
Correspondence Of Cineinnan Gasriie

4 d D..
MsssRs. Ed TORS IN my hurried lester
OF yesterday, ! spoke Of the deer and
Perva ling interest mani csfcd in re IA
ton TO the great theological discussion
now IN progress in this citv; and FUR.
nished programme. with such Other
information as would enabie your read.
ers TO picture toathemsclvcs the manner
ana form IN which Two great relirious
sects through their respec i've chamni.
1ns, were about to enter the field Of in
ierminable debate. OF which we In v,.
lived 10 see the close OF second day.
Despalrlbg utterly OF our ability 10
furnish any thing like satisfactory dai.
y abstract Of such a debate, pro !anped
as Il IS, for four hours each day without
interruption, magnified and mistified as
y Is. by the continual outpo ring OF Bib
lical end Classical lore, BY broadside for
Oroadsidt- we content ourselves for the
present by stating that the debate began
upon a high day. and has continued "a
wax warm and louder as 1T progressed.
down 10 the last half hour.
The lIiigants are both we'll known N
be able and learned men, much given
70 doubtful disputalion.' or controve rsiaI
discussions like the one 10 which thes
are now engaged.
Ibeyhase not been prematurely or
unadyisedly thrown together, but know
Ing each others strength and fame. and
having for weeks and mo tbs covn,cd
Inc cost, have boon willing TO wage a
war OF words, knowing fall we'll that
such warfare would conyulse Tor a Tine.
one hall Of American Chrislenaoa,.
From every indication thus fsr. Il will
be much The most important debate il
which Mr.. Campbell has been engagsd
The issue Is, Of course. entirely doubt.
lui' Enc pariizaas on either side con.
hdence IN tho powers OF their respec
I'VE representatives,, and OF The merits
0i the ground on which they respective.
y stand
The number Of anxious strangers eon.
linues 70 Increase from every point Of
The compass, and the church. though a
large one, a. unable to contain the half
OF those who w0ald attend, if they could
gei within hearing distance.
To tao cart load Of ancient tomes
Win which the speaker stand, or siage
- mas 20 gfOan a. tho commences
'neni Of the debate, several wheelbar.
row loals we're added this morning, EN-.
ofacing dictionaries, lsSicons, troosla-
ions, commentaries cresds ADD confos.
siOn1 % 90 May languages. n az mere
enumeration would 10 a work too Her.
ouiosn ior single essay, and particular.
y f0f this occasion.
Two days. Of hours each have been
'iroady consumed 10 debate, AL we are
apparently only al the threshold of TIE
lfst proposition, Of which there are 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23
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IMPORTANT FROM tuEN0s AYREs.-ws
hass sereiscd ne va issa 3uen Ayfcs 10 the Ism
Setaesn'e Il 10 VI an important ci,-rsrter ~
O.,iers have l'eeu received hy Cosn-o.ioe Parvis
Of the E"s''sh s9aaJnn,. iur 10. g,s-fnsnsnt r q,
Interfere with ins opessinns oi she Bueuos Ayrr.a
squa5s'n, in consequences oi ibis A.,nIfsi Bow "a.
o TIE latter heet ,, gwen ivreisil as
ih"ries. vi h'- i".euii,u TO b'skaIs .hs is'f, OF
hi"a-, i5eo in,snedi.eiv.
l, va. repsrsesI the 18Th than me hloeks Was
IA io"s errlsdis ny lstb.fs all kis,ss Tie si.s,
Hsns sailing u"der ,~ Asn~nea8 a ,s aud b-ts.<-
bg ." Bnrow.. vi s city .sSsr ., u "A by Brown
nd si.nleysdeo. and -eui Burn~ Ayres. lior c.s-
drmusis'n. isr ~, having the n~ces-ary la,.ess 10
Constitute her an American vessel. r.'e'rl .fr Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

la eOnyersaih 1he Viher Gay. ~,ih a gentleman
sho was IN Congress AT she lime Of ,hs ,zssase Of
he TaF'a Of 1892 sna one ofihe warm friends Of
P'oeesion he siaei. that whale sr,iiag lhs details
81 the bib he YVES often present a, meetings; that
John DAVIS uniformly said buI linls. bula fer The
matter had heen pretty thoroughly discussed. MIR.
Clay would Iarn TO Mr Davis. We'll Mr. Davis.
what are your visws9' They wero given clearly
and eoHeissiy. and the great statesman evidently
placed more confidence ia Them. ihaa ia those of
any other person. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

froEa fhe " J Jribnne.
We thought Ne knew thing Or tr,, als,u, Tam.
many engagement bat we give up. This lass do
OF me Walchn-n has male us ashamed ~ .ur
greeaness We must esplaia 70 sinaesss ,l,a, an.
Ws'chmen Of eur City are Q numerous and s~,,v.
molly. and ean call "ut great masy votes. Their
pay has been ~ IL per night fr The Summer and
$40 lor TIE Winter MuHfhs. Like Oliver 'r,yi.,
,ney very naturally want sumo more ami fh.y
a"eed me eve Of the Elerion was me nick Of time
70 secure o.. They sre INV al LYcs--fhs Vhig.
huv'os been turned lasi sps ine-and t,ev ,xolL
inio me Council f,r an increase The Tyso R,,,I.
lns before The Election passed bills not oDlv i,er.s
.'ns ihsiF pay or sbe future 10 81 IS psr ,Inv ali
me year r,a"d. bui giOipg a a ne san D r.cs 70
Ne lUh y fag iasf-ia effscf iakin sn,ss S25 00O
o"i d lhe Guy Treasury IN payment u 4 tI,.,n.soJ
l. % foc7 seciionserers o. the PaIls
rms ~asJusi wkai they wanted, md fhey ,ur,r>d
70 ne wWk iik9 hesriy toys end helped ~ ei~rf
nearly ne entire regular ticket against al nr,h.b;
~. Nov The Eieciion is over. ana fhey .,vsik no
70 ihs Captains Office Cor the sc,r,s,j
NJ here they catch efshandsr right IN the noofb
--he Mayor bas vetoed heir bill a. lhsy hesrI
lof the hfsi iimo on Mlndsy EVENING" s., fhsv
hare goi their iabDr 60 ihs pains, and a erin
iaugh on the wfVng aije ~ heir countsnsnces
" 'hers p any Podier u horn hinia Or tsss ,voos
cucumber seeas about 20 ssi out on his travels ~.
adyise him 10 come dsnn here and sp.l q 1, leo.
ar'a''a Tam many end car City Hall lie poold
.aon discover iis' be doss M YET Know biz c.
shopid ~ venture ~ neglect Shis ca,isn and fsll
~ WIN any 81 ouf runaway City officials On he
'o'''os' ~ viii inevitably be skinaod aiise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

~ el-t--tN cfANcERy = At Eircmf Su
continned and held for The county ~ 49,, ,'sus
Court house, thereof Frasy the l7th dav 'a ~
November 1919. ~ "a
DECisaE FOR AccoUNy
Francis Armstrong. sdntinissra,ar n. k.-s.
d.e.., YIN Tue VIII aaasxea 81 Noah Zane, ;
against a
Ely Dorsey and Others, heirs OF said -. q
ABS TRACT f'F-'i - = -
AID the court doth fnsther as;,,6.. .s.,,..
mrs cause Be rsfeFFsd 10 SaIIsesl
nss'oner fof thar purpose who Il ID, ,,,, sss.
t,ic .',e tng s6scuts rlai accounts ,jf the ssiI
,rs,,n, mo ~ TN Zane. ana the sdms-
stntion sce yuDts Of the sud EbenezeF y ~, "a
aoses " sshapilne. deceased : !, Ill - ,s,. enf
ne said Francis X Arnstrone sd,r,,,,;ssrs : %
NOAH 100 s' ~n .se NJ .nnne2sd offhe said
ne sas Piaiof O. and the
ssi :i Eoenezfr Zane. make ont nfsd frn,sh ~
ali rue and full aeesant Of
eIleet u hich came the banda Of sad ~ anl
e. ano Piaf0h, as exeeUfers # raio Nosh 49,.
out and disoases y e T.s. manner they have Dtid
thai seld adminstratnx ct hsid Ebsns1 zass
S,gicsalsed' and said executor Of paid Moss ~
c,mn,,ss,,,,, " 90 make o1s and Furnish 10 said
nSneys schosss IN actcn goods so a. az ~
$3.50 ~ my means came 10 the bands ~ 49,
acting a. such Boministrators a. ,,.s y, while
now tbey paid out and Disposed $500 - nc, ~ end
49, sn't sald complainant make ont srJ t.!iuu
70 aad temuIlssIouer. a like $500 .u u,hlsn
moneys. chooses m actior. oooSs s sI' el al
Nhieh nave ~ ans way come 10 ~. 4 'I-cIss
sucl ADMINISTRATION, gud hsw he 49, "@Hos, as
$50 aisposed theresf. And also IL. psid oDt
"a aseeftan and reDon what rel
belong 20 the residnarv fund ~ ~ action.
eute Clause ~ the last III add f.st =. VIC s'eF-
srla NOAH Zane deceased, and AZ. , .S q me
-. ~ .oIe ItO1h zane. cr'd Are ,.,,,ss. is.o's
innd, and that said c-mmissi,, 'e go FesideaFy
.ltlt oays notice Of the time and 49, ~ east
s44 ecccu1ts' and that an the 1870, ~ tsrNinR
80 itoa1 Zane, eecea>ej. b. aiicc-et =, ~ me
Jebfs ~ 49,, e9in lnissioneT. end prove No.
. 1f1t ~ some Newspaper pfinfei in ,iLu'stuse-
n Iosunf' nx = Derernpt0rY day f,r -,,.t ~ ~
egroe 4, ~ .,oi.,J.4 tI'oitors a. shall nos -
-o.. ~, ~. p etc lnded ne benefit or fb1s 800
j. DOT sucn 81 them 80 siGnf a. o,....- seeFee
tney ere allowed 70 prove Ihe;, d,.ue in before
~ 1870 lof the payment Of their ,,s, re 20 give
~ w * pen-es Of this suit IL - POTION
eol,l'.' iss0uef An sid co.rr, ~ SAID
e,ss ee iepoft 81 AZ said mafiers 49,. 20
seili % specially feqsired sv II, - eilt ~ him-
.se 19tice oifis pEoceediags n IA ...ti slylla
'eIneo- "A copy fesie ." p4ftea con-
'Os p MEx 2 LIDLEY. cr.,x
4 tOMMISsI0NFRs NOTICE M
~ interested in me sever.i ,.s..ine Pariies
y. Y, ~ we iofegoing decree. e.. b.-.ie ants5ict
.ltt haVe appointed Tnesd,, ~ ..oJ t1ytinee
ieHnafy pext 81 nv ofhce - ~ 1870 ,o,eI ot
a. II e,oes,i W.. ", ~ piacc when ana $500
,seied And Do sequirs sls, ~. sssls l ~
before me On that day 800 /, ~ rs, .fIes attene
such pePefs vouchers q s..t.ii I e.ie. .
- sn'pls tne proper tatl6~ IN go $1,000 ~
.sva eAlOEL ATEINS0N
opestei Cseesfs-tsese.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

WONDERFUL ESrERPRiSEs--Ths di,.n Of
Tie Bsson Atlas have arrived n triumph Ia kpeedil.
on'~iliing ec'ian returns IhIs year Viii IA y ;
'rser bsiprs - s'icssssu m that Stale, OF IN any
o'er la lie first edition. half past four o'cl,rk
A. NJ. The Atlas Published returns rum Two hua.
led and ihis'y-rsgn townsend al ten O'clock Oh
i"e morning alter the eccIrn issued an cara COZ.
'AiHne tie sssnl, of the ia avsr three hunirei
i''s.ns. i.tlndng every irsSh m ile Sisle excepa
'nr The Daily Advel;se~ ssys The nnHsi distances
oi oil ihe~e o~n. Fn,m B,si.a lf,ln each IL which
these spcri u reports ~ese olna,nei IN snarc Of
ahoui hicen hoars. ere~e'l wenIy shsmsand mile.
and The Iniosmai'on may he relied ON ~iih alnasl
NE same csn'iidetre her accuracy as the Official
Ieiuis- THIS exisa0rdnary o, hievrmr y, has never
been accomplished bel5re. and >e do nn, believe
lhefe - another Sale The Uisisn, any where
pear as large as Massachusetts. IA Shehil could be
dUie.--.Saism Coseue rrt---r IS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

CoLoNAzATloN.--Vs lean fom ne N Y,,.
Courief. thai he colonszaion s,rie,y IL ~, 49,.
nave jnsi aeni o. Librris Two ihouusnd dollar, ..,.
~ e'oas' By ne Lailoi,r. fsom bsfuosr. ss5 49,
-pp.ai p 'heif i'icndsfr asi-laneo in ihs sf, =,
-. ~. ,np'.,ol aoi ARE worth more within Gn>sn
ne iinpniance o. occupying Tao A., -, -
uoion'ss under our iqrisiso'ioa. -"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

QUICK WORK Peter Weldon wa. .ouv 49,,
10 Pailadolphia on Friday morning. Of r,lh,nv A.,
Joseph Alexander Of gold watch. and y a. sen,enc.
Cd 10 seven years in The Easern prnisentia,v srh.
robbery was committed al I2oeioek on Thor.d.v
and ihe prisoner was committed ~ answer. ind;r,sd
~ The gar jury. tried conyicsed snd ssu,eueed
BY ihscVuri before Twelve ibe ,cr, day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

~ IdBO.--'Fhs editor 90 fhs Yieksia.,~ D.i,v
wing, p late paper. annouaces fhsi 10 u,t~s ~.
eoneiudne ponion Of long afnols IN jaH sai..yh,r
80 -q'iei hospiiuliiies sih as much c.,n.taaro Al
ever ee hnss sai On ous sancinn 10 tsereni n
nes'ing Siih anaiber ruiisf .iis aassirai--
had required bin 10 give bail II ne sna I'D 81 ooo
70 keep ne foats. DECLINING % Do ~ he 49,, CO.,
miiicd. - ''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

SAID TO 81 AIIUMBUt -rae Pniia lei. .hia
Me r"fy says thai Hu-rvau's iasi uok. As.vea.
are. 30 Al'ns SH'le.. i.pnS,oanr~ ,,s al Use - y,
hass Frai y. ." be an isnallrhs plagisr,-n fn,sn
vi AL very ssaplJ Prodaen,,u fr,An b>zi nins 10
eni.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

AJttLoS rFRs-The weHcAe.,~r cous,i. ~.
"; J4at al. Wine Pinin. WA ssI,sn f,s on Fee
ID ~ night ~ iwp Prssn,ers. nssneJ W,Ili..as al.l
kr,pp. 10 effect their ecr1p- The a.a~ss were
ezlHguisii,i. hnh william. escaped Shsrta Lyon
has hrsed a reward oI Sl30 c,r his ap,,ssasnsi,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

W. learn trvn The Sanhnry ti'Al A,a~rican ,hst
nu'ahsrs d eanulesien ten d..lla. nslss ..u tss
merh.n cs B'''k ai Bsin..re are in essrul4ilos ga
Northumberland epaniy. sass t-s-sesl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

VERMON'f.--A second tsal 10 elect rnesnher
Of Congress in HE second DISTRICT in yrrm sl ~, x
lisee On the Iih inst ID. re-aisei in the hare
ofihe il''n John COamer. Mig. BY gsr iiy .uf
ao,uI 500 ..a .55
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

ARREST. --Thr Ph.ad-lnh,a p,pe,s .,f ves'~r Iuv
mrnitr 'hs arrest Thar cy I-r.rss c,,ar.~
with eng coucerpsd H the greal Treasury note.
sipro. Dit- Nffe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

t .e President Of The UaiIed S,stss has returned
10 Wa.hi 'g'on -.Hsiisonian. Il, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

t"e re" YORK Journal Of Commercs ssys--
inE CorPEa R1cK has been shinpsS o., bos,1 q
paeNet iof Waehingien. X ives weighed Yesterday.
,'Hi .ia''o $50 -. The coa II iranspsnine ID
700 ~ 9eiiye pises, nths place where Il sras
'ousd psg BE- caH q 20. hss len ,s.,,v 49,.
ihorr.i'a doiiefs- 4 spn ppm II hes bssn rosas
..,e.''a' ADD = - blight sns sound e. : nsv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

The lead headed jOckass OF lie Pillsbnreh
Chronicle, has just Nakencd up ana n usr. for.oo.i.
gave Wheeling kirk. brea il finds. as The canal
Is closed that The trade Is FAST eavl-g TIC stack Of
black cats We pres"ms The Eastern merchants
know VIA. 10 d. nhoa. asking lie .dvics Of liza.
sanney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

D q
packet ship Sbs If 10 presented 10 Caps. Pop,am 81
elegant Bible cor his gallaei co,,ds ..n the vr,asI n
% the ship going ashoEe on Lung Island. wh.le il,
charge of tho plot. The f,Il-w ng 10 Cart. P.,.
reply
New York, November IS. 1919
To Rev Benjamin. G. Cutler. Rev Jno b. Ksrpp,
Il +. SandeFson. ESQ. 6. Van Spfeckclsen. E-,.
Rev }. Y. Bsyley. E.a4in. BrsOks. Esl.. .. She,.
wood. Es1 80 -
Rev AMI Respected Gentlemen. have the ho,n,
and pleasure 10 acknowledge ile receipt s,fa mo.,
sPlet'sd volume pf the Sacred SCRIPTURES presented
10 me ~ sestimuIy 81 y0w sppsDbs,on ~ nv
e''nduet While command Of tie 81 ID SaefSeid an
her isle hoisieriaus voyage from Iiserns,i and a
ai,d ai'eF The sa5 calas,EOphs by whieh il pss Ter.
TINS Holy Book. as il Is lrsly the most anproori.
ate testimony which you, gensi$men. could have
giyenof your appfoaIioiI Of ny coduc % n assure
you, ~ lsihs mos acceptable which could bsv.
received.
Prom early infancy have been taught 10 lave.
esteem and reyerene0 u the Polar Star" OF ms
course through liis aud az the Sheet Anchoe AZ M
hofes hereafter and 10 receive The spesdiJ ,oLe
from your hands. slaal had faithfully tisehsrsed
my ou'y IS an humble inslramenI in he n mi. ~
iis Divine author has stamped value upoo n = ,;,.
places u for ab0ve Ell price.
lam very respectfully yours, dc.
CHARLES w. POPHkM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

"a lkGINIA--IN cHkNcrRv -Ata f.sr-,,,, -
perior court Of Law sad ci,an.,-r, - gu
contlnned and held Cor the county Of O6o =, ,,
Court house thereof. on Friday she l7th dav ~
November 1914 ~"J "a
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
Francis h Armstrong. sdn,inis,rs,,.-5.
ron with the will aansxeu 81 r.Soek 80 ,
deceased - ''o-N 1a''es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

The Locuioco. held meeting a. The CITY hall
last night for The purpose. as we understand, OF
'ormiHs Van Buren Club they were address, d as
we believe. ty senator Newman. and formed their
Club. We do noI know Who were app United th..
"iicers; hal we suppose the Club might feel had il
Mr. Van Buren, should no, happen 10 be nominated.
Perhaps, however. they called il ll,s Hickory Club.
which in case oi the numlal,on Of Mr. Calhoun.
would be rery appropriate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

AssotiAIioN.--we ase ircqaesnly asked ,y
'h'~s OF our readers who take IN sr-ses. i, F.,v
'er'-m, What Prnperiy :, stem 10 prnr..ed Al. "a
understand. il amounts 10 ab.sul lI,,s II ,o.,,
enters u'e a~soc'siien With capital. oil wha,eyer
descriptions ss u '.""~y personal proi~ry CT land.
~"hn ats h'u'ariss. he receives uron The bok- ,,l
The company credit Ii~ash. q. ~a.i,. II god. q.
land The cash valoe. ana he receives be !, d..
r"r"'uon Of ~ ensy Eve per cent on the ~l,,l,
pssiuet which his capital I.esrs I. ,he !. boe r,,
The lsh,r employed IN The tse OF 1, s.ce., :. N.
"'her seventy Eve Our ol The sevea,y five. az nm,
i~eIi'hs. seven iwelhs ons TO scsnai ials.r ia
iweiihs 10 skill the management o. the
This Two i~elirhs supplies the acs~,anran,. IN,
executive. Council. &c But The aLoreIs arc not a
ra'd equally out OF the seven Tvs ~ihs The a,s.c;.
alton "lens ills b..,ks with each ,ssIiyulual Eyer,
person J. charged " in The amuun, ef his ,e he
expenditures during the ear and credited wiih
"f her earning. during the year.
The esp-nsss will lac rent Of rooms. board we.r;,-
pparrl articles G,r personal use. ca.l advanced
DC In Obtaining these there viii he no buyinr and
selling among indv,duais. but each persvr gvcs &,
the association. aud there purchases Mhal he snls
s'd u Is charged 10 him on The books. at prices
established by The council. all being charged alike
i"r The same auicle. THIS would insrre uya;,.,
fraud OF imrosiif a. Then with hss labor. he !,
credited in proportion To the character Of hi. aor
mud the am'uni performed. They design TO rcnet.
u in isls way: Divide Ia..r inIo three eo.se. l.,
Laosr "f Necessity. which Luxurious and reppsnao,
ID, LabOr Of Usefulnc-s. thai A less hard and
repusnanI. 81. LabH OF Auracliveness. ,ba, =.
Pleasing Each branch TO be paid according n,
the class Ia which il belongs. The more pleasing
labor IS and The less required. The less Il Will
be paid
Snppnse the proceeds of The association were
SOOo0O dollars. Inc Fitzpatrick Of he st cla.. mir,
be l35.0e0.-Ihe 2d cocoon. the Sd rs .oOO. They
again are suhdIvided inip onIers. in proportion 4.
The am"n.t earned 10y ndividoal in eari, class and
they rerevr credit in prop~riun 10 The amour, ir,
earn. Al The end Of every year The bos,k. are
closed, and the individuals either draw the amour,
IA m""ey. or receive credit as 50 much stock.
being PORTION Of the whole lands. ienemenls or
H:vucy Of the assoeisiion.
Ia leaving the assacialon the association pays the
individual The amount OF his stuck. being thai which
ne Is credited ON the bs.ks. ms a proportion OF
the capital fir invested. the prIuc Of his labor
The LocuiOco- held meeting a, The c,ry hall
last night for The purpose. We understand, Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23

THANKSGiviNGs.-Proelamaiions 6or The a.
servance Of This iesival on he days mentioned
hHvs been issued 10 the follow ,es Ss,e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-23


Now out OF the uncertainties (pothaos
ISsslt4SiC, or TINS Short egisue. let be
en'eavor 70 puck what must De is mean
inc.
The principles upon which the late
act vas iounjod' are very clearly
FIRST, and chiefly, 10 raise only en-,
ouSh revenue 10 fneet iiYo expenses oi
tne g0rernmeni, economically conduct~
%;
Secondly, - % jiscrimiBste, ia the
details, as % give incidental proiociion
70 oer own productions.
Nov, 70 the PRE- principle. neither NJ.
VAC bdien nor any body else can object.
~ % the second, We happen 10 have
hrs own perfectly decisive words, Ia
pubiic leuer written about tbo sams date.
20 the Indiana Convention. Il says.
Or The constitutional power 70 make
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Frou tie Albany CultiputoT.
70 STOP BLEEDING,

MRssRs, EpIroRs--A few years ago, a
valuable carriage horse OF nine, took sud
denly Ill on journey. A protested farmer
IN the village in winch l was compelled to
stop, advised bleeding in the mouth, which
was done accordingly. But unfortunately,
after the animal bed more than gallon,
i, was found impossible to stop the blood.
We all thought the horse would bleed him,
self to death. At this crisis, farmer hap
pened to pass by, and directed an spplica.
ton Of the fresh crcrculeat of the srtne.-
4 small portion Of this was Immediately
held on the wound made BY the larrier's in.
s,rument, and in t,ro minutes the blood pdS
completely stopped. have tried this sim.
pie though not very pleasant remedy, seve-
raj times since, in similar cases, and with
the same remarkable success.
]. II. YOUNG.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15
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from ihs ladies Compdaion for Jane.
YuE UNLuCKY MISTAKE

from ibe ladies Companion for Jane,
TUE VNLuCKY MISTAKE.
ri vps ctpotiSr nsSr
Corciudcd.
i believe, on reflection, said Mrs. Iiot
een to her laughter, after Mrs Howell had
gone liza, shall sound Mrs. Mansfield
ia morroe, and ascertain il shc has any
knowledge Of the Evenings, aud II shc has
al,, perhaps she may as well SIT IN the
PCS with us, If she chooses 10 attend church.
According to tins determination, she
sad 70 Mrs. Mansfield the next morning
81 the breakfast table, | understand thu.
enc Of the riches, men IN the State resides
% tho town where you belong.
You aIlude to Mr.. Evoring, suspect.
Yes
DO pray tell US what you know about
Tie family, and whether you ever hnppen
cd TO see any Of them said Melissa.
q have aeon them, WIS the reply, and
ihey have the reputation OF beng vey IN
lsll'esbt and amlabe.
Have they ever employed you TO dc
'le'l sewing 7 sn,d Mrs. Harden.
They never have
'fhebc told me this morning, said Flor
sace, that the name oil the family that ar
f'ed, at tho hotel last evening was -
She had proceeded thus far when an sx
F'e's'fe irosn from her mother sllencet
tef
Vow ! have commenced asking ques
IONS, said Mrs. Harden, ! should like
% inquire If YOU know anything abou, thu
'en Mrs, Sinclair who resides in H
$40 ls my sister 10 Law 7
am somewhat acquainted with her
o0usa not so thoroughly III every respect
perhaps, as ought to be-
have heard tina, she is very handsome
'aa very lady like said MeIssa.
~ sho, annti' inquired Florence.
Some have thought so---tho opinion o
''hsrs may be different
We mus. always expect, said Mrs