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

not remarkable characteristic OF our
populations moe can our people be charged
with an extraordinary degree of Juno.
rance AID credulity. yet even here. Tor.
tune telling IN various ways in as much
profession as in London or Paris.
Ladies ofiaformation' advertise their
residence and terms in the newspapers.
gIpsey girls are starred at our museums,
while hundre DIS OF old women, negroes,
&c, are daily consulting cards, coffee
grounds, and nightly visions, in search
of the my steries Of futuriiy. Lottery
tickets and policies are bought daily
10 the amount Of thousands, on ths
faith of these predictions
The most extraordinary character or
this kind, is French lady, recently
arrived ia this city, one Madam Adolpk,
Instead ofthe ignorance and obscurity,
generally attached 10 fortune lellefs,
inns lady takes private parlors' at pubs
TIC hotel, adverti,es in the papers, has
large handbills distributed in the strrets,
ana surrounds her somewhat elegant
person with the pOraphernalia OF sci
ence. The natural consequence is that
natural curiosity is excited, people FIJI
her parIors, and she has the shrewd.
ness, the refined art.the exquisite taste,
and we know not how much of the
knowledge that she processes, to make
her VIsiterS very well satisfied with her
Predictions.-N Y PIe6idn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
PLOUGHING MATCH.

To the best PlOughmOn. silver cup 90
The Tire second best 400
The quantity Of ground TO be Is OF an acre To-
each tean-io he pluughed not less than 5 inches
deep. The decision oi the committee To be gov
erned by The width, uniformly and evenRess OF
the furrOw slice we'll ss the time employed in
completing the work.
Discretionary ptemiums will be awarded for such
implements and precincts, NOT umeraied as aboye.
IS shall be deemed worthy Of nSIce or encourage.
ment
The board further determined that the subscr,n
ton Of each member for the year 1913. be two dol
lars.
Samuel Jacob. Esq. was appointed marshall 10
make arrangements for the exhibition
Applicants for premiums are requested 4, my
particular attention To the ATTACHED 10 the IRE.
miurns ON dairy cows. farms and field ctOps,
BY order Of the board ui managers
X ii WILSON. Recg. Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

SIR Z L BULWER.-The edHor oflhe Boston
Times has been permitted to pcruse a Ie;iCr from
this distinguished author To a literary gentle
Boston. in which Bulwer says-"WIIh the last page
OF the Last Of the Barons," closed my career as
writer Of fiction. You have long been aware thai
my graver studies have been gradually unliuing me
foe the task al The "lumaneer" The light Of oher
days STA led, AID my iancy kindIes uJ al spark
in happier hours OfyOre. am IO1 Use 10 jeopardzo
what iiule credit may have Won already. aud
therefore bad fareweil-a mournful fare we'll Il may
be. TO the light abon and flowing dreams oi The
novelist
This will be sad news for very large class Of
the light reading world. Of all grades and degrees O
intelligence. lie has thrown from fsHcys sporlve
wing, gems Of beauty AID great thoughts under
which many really great would struggle. grOan
aud fail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

THE LITTLE MAIL.-The steamer Lille
Mail. Capt Gaskill, arrived un Thursday afternoon
from Brownsville, With full cargo OF freight aud
Passengers having passed over botn the dams nn the
Mhnongahela IN perfect safety Al the lower dam
thers fall of thee feet. which the brat Jump
ed" without the slightest difficulty. The locks are
all under water, aud other bUa's are lying above
them waiting for the river 10 fall. The ireish, O
which The Mail had large cargo,was Eastern goods
Consigned 10 Pittsburgh merchants Capt Gasktl aud
Ia. boat have performed feat winch we think
without parallel ma The history Of river navigation
PITTS ChroR.
Great 40. lis, those beautiful Monongahela dams
Water high-boOts wait until IT falls aud they can
get the locks-waIer low, nd boats wait unil It
Iises-wsier frozen, and boats wait unui u thaws.
Well. WELL there nothing like Try ing ia thss weird
-pasience aud perseverance are excellent vIrue'
for unfortunate situations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
ST Louis. March 25

81 LOUIS, MlrCh 20.
The Missouri at ST. Charles, and the
upper Mississippi, are still frozen over.
Nithough the cold not SD intense, there
has, as yet. been no thaw whatever,
aud the earth is frozen eighteen inches
TO wo feet deep The worst apprehen.
sions in regard to the Wheat crop are
likely to be realized. la our Neigh Dor
hood, if it does not prove a total failure,
II has IN all cases been seriously imp
red and as The snow was 2 morally
melted IN january, anu thus protection
taken from it, il is probable that in both
Illinois and Missouri very limited &C.
ceuat OF " heat will be produced. For.
lunetely, there is a large surplus on
hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
FORTUNE TELL.lNG-

FORTUNE TELLlNG.-A propen.
sity to know the future is one Of the
strongest in our nature, and is various.
ly gratisd Oar religion appeals strong.
Iy to this feeling IN IT'S prophecies, il is
the great future Of nearly every popular
delusion, and IN every age aud country,
individuals lave pretended to possess
The power to reveal Distinguishing the
preteuce to obtain power sometimes, bat
that which gives both power
and pleasure-wealth.
The city Of New York is not behind
others IN intelligence. Superstition is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

INDiANA.-Tbe esnddsies are fast beinE sn.
nou"ceJ 90 'bis Safe Ger Congress. and every hur
indicates an earnest end fhur0uah canvass.
We ere gl'd o. End that the eoutests ~ moss 81
he disricis will b. iaif; tbai b. that each party
will have boz one candidate 81 the feid Hereto
fore our Wig friends have ipst in the Siste end
done serious harm abroad. ~ their on % divisions.
BAT the error. fclf -, will be repeated We
ore euro, indeed from 30 me sod Gallons We augur.
that 30 all be well uuh fHdtaus IN August next.
Q. "a. Smith spoken u al csndidzts in tie 5Ih
District--CiH Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

BAC man, whose leap
lrJm high window on SiIIh street. we noticed un
Friday WAS taken to the Hospital and died lie
came from New Orleans few weeks SINCE; was
about Az years Of age, aud has relations or friends
IN ih's CITY, The trustees Of the Hospital have his
money and effects IN their possession. This act was
done IN Ia Of maui poIu caused by a continual
inioxicaIion and although hi. Goreh, al aud frontal
bones were broken To Fragments, he survived 81
hours.-CiH Chron
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE
The Baltimore Annual Conference orthc Methods
Episcopal Church, which la, been in session ia this
city since the 18Th mat. adoumod on Saturday e.
vening.
Ou Saturday morning, after the eIamInai lions Of
character had been conc luded the Rev J. A Col
ms Chairman Of the committee appointed to con.
tee with iiIe L. usiees Oft the pew Church ahour
10 he erected IN Charles street. aud 4, acouoint
them WIKI the views Of the Conference on that sub.
Ject' submitted report. accomDauied by a lelter
from committee OF the committed Of the Trustees
rus leter contains number Of reasons IN favor of
pew system, Elends that such a system il not l.
iaii"n OF the discipline general economy Of the
chuich' and remarks that the plan Of the new church
mas been too far maiured 10 admit OF alteration -
ihe letter ALTO states that the question has been
narrowed down 10 a pew church or no church,
IN refusing Ia comply with The wishes Of the Con
terence the trustees desire t a. he understood thai
they have no other object n view ia tue cunsiruc.
ton OF their Church, Than the promotion Of reII-
gion.
lu the view OF Ghts determination on the mari oC
the Trustees OF The HeW Church the committee ap-
pended 10 their report resolution declaring that
The Conference dePre the system nT pew chgr.
ches. and considers iniraciiun Of the cline
and al variance "itb the general economy Of the
Churca."
The question on this resolution was on motion
oil Rev. Prof EmUry, taken without dehafe, and
cecIded ia the affirmative by an almost una nia,ous
vOle.-BRA Amer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

MlLLERlsM.-'The public seems. aud have
been under the impression lor q year or two that u
was, "a very s1cllabls ADD unhealthy slate. Il
may gS0w Out Of causeS beyond our knowledge, u
may be The especial ocilon OF sn all-wise God iOr
bis gopd pui pIses; bot we are always iDciiued
20 believe iDsi lie acis through the ea.zb.isea laws
a nature never varies Them but Tor 1be sccomp
usnt ola gtsat, uB,Uersgi Balposs in other Eo'ds
tass DE y,osss .,llsu.y Though nsIgto's Mas as
instrument r.Es r..ar WIN u1ls view. so
may sa--rs ..s .ee-. ... s... 80 could a.e.s fay,
gloomy, aa.nI.r .s. ol.of .,iHg sale ne poOic
niiad, itaf raIsf uncreasig Dian diminishing.
70 she pressure u times. she disappointment Of
worthy hopes. me anTetes. de Ssui OF ccu pslau.
p9veng AID almost Starvation uia have been The
result 81 That pressure. Dsappoiainenl iu that
Pars1it fhsi rngrossss many Of OOr waking ho.n.
M seton, Il not toUght, unssiss the mind Of d
lsrEs oisss Of daSss Who are The leasi gwen re-
hseiou On subjects noe temporal and papabs 10 The
senses They generally sect in nature a. IN visible
Objects Cor excitement Unyerssd IN PHILOSOPHY,
ignorant VI the whole sfcsna u nature incapable Of
ftacing effects % causes-undsr such Stale oil
rnind snd in Ssni Of physical occupation 10 % hard
~ sofpfisng that hose phenomenu thaf 90 Ordinary
times would Be the sUtject OF passing remark Ca
them, snd q calm philosophicsl research 10 fhs
lrarned, shsud spPsaf now The bsralIric signs oil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

=
Everything was quiet in China. nothing Of mo.
ment hnd transprired since the departure Of the
overland mail. The British 2. enpDieniary was Of
The North. awoiring the receipt OF the ratified treaty
from England. letter too OF the Mercantile
houses, says;
The Canton Macao Press of November i9rh,
says that the chinese had CONNIE need rebuilding
the Bogue forIs. but dcsisted on receiving mes.
sage from the captain o of the British ships of
war that the rebuilding could not be permitted I'M
al the Publications Of the treaty had been e1chan1ed
The same paper says IhsI letters from Cantor,
represent the feelings Of the Chinese Us unIrsrdIV
TO foreigners. and report that the laiIer were 70
be allowed To establish themselves on the island IF
ionnn. opposite the city, had excited much zeal.
ou'y The Chinese said that even should the en-.
pernr grant such permission they would oppose il,
Letters from Chusah represent the state Of mat.
tiers there rs favorable. Al Koolungs,o The troops
were suffering dreadfny from sickness Every
man. says letter had the fever, officers and ali
and oil had been buried since July
Nothing certain was known as 10 the limo of Sir
Henry P"liingers arrival al Hong Kong Al the
last advIces he was ma ing visit to Ningpoo
The vicinity OF Macao infested by robbers
The Press complains bitterly Of u procIamation
mise or genuine, circulated OF Annoy and Koolang.
500; Hignedi The Americans, and inviting deolers
10 come TO Them with supplies Of tea TO the amount
of about 10000 chests Said by the Press 70 bays
been put forth by the American Missionaries a,
annoy nclns as agents fOI Canton firm
PROCLAMATION
ii Majesiy's penipoteniIary, and chief sup.r.
in'Sndeni oi the trade Of British subjects in China
deems 1t proper, in consequence o. application ha-
wing been lately made to him. 10 proclaim for gen.
raj intormaIron. that British merchant vessel
can he allo"e To go INTO any ports (CaaIon excrp-
ieP) That are Ia be opened, cOrdance with the
late treaty until the Tariffs and scale OF dulles should
be liked, and consular officers appointed, and Of
which due notice will be published
In The meantime, The port OF Tnghae, (Chussan)
and mat 81 Koolongsoo. annoy are as heretofore
open To oil vessels wishing 10 visit them
God save the Queen
Dated on lizard the steam iTigaie Queen. in Chusan
harbor this 4Ih day OF November, 1912
HENRY POTTINGER
NJ PIenipoIenIiurY and chief Superintendent Of
trade IN China
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The Winchester Vrgiuian contains an annuncia
tiOn Of the discovery OF a mine about eighteen miles
south west from that place, the Of which is al
legged TO contain gold, silver copper and perhaps
other minerals" This wonderful mine. Il is asserted.
is great in extent is rich ia the precious
ais being about % miles in Iensr tn by six or eight
in breadth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

Mr. Etheridge, an overseer to Mrs
Ctnnon's plantation, four miles beow
Randolph Tennessee, had his brains
beaten out with All axe,a few days since,
by negro. The negro seized Ethe-
ridge, while in the act Of whipping him,
whereuPonEtherIdge shot him through
when the negro serzed an axe, and kill
led him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

AMERICAN WHEAT.-I appears that the
statement We copied from W,Lner's EngI,shl Times.
that Lord Stanly had prom sed a nominal duly on
American Wheat and Flour is erroneous The
statement wssihat such produce passing through Ca
NADIA would pay only three sh,ilings per quarter on
wheat. aud two shhiings per barrel on -four. The
Cleveland Herald remarks
u aspcars 10 us evident from hcss remarka tb,f
he BRUSH mi. isIrY intend ile admission 81 Amer
eau our aud Wheat iutJ Cdulda cor Canadian
CONSUMPTION and not Or eH ,ori 60 England H,r
ihis change NIH heusit American Wheat grow ~,
r. sriy rTuBlsmiucsi llcfetai.rc Amerlcan y, brst
wandla r1Ured iDiJ 6DuT 100 Canada vas admitted an
'n G'eai BRIAN 81 very mode ale do y. AID IA
Consequence IS that lters'uy a Ssry large aUt.Ynf
oi wheat 0as annually drawn from the Unued
States by Canadian niieH.
We regard he suil-truit0i 81 Canad ian roosyr,p
ton fIr the iormer erpor Of Flour 10 Engltnd. :.
beiDg niafe likely 10 ourtad Than increase the trade
vith fh0ss coionies. We infer that tie pflncip,l
m"iys 81 lhe British ministry in fhis change - q,
eucouage em fgrstiou o. Canada, large psnio.. ol
'hs Wesiera go ines beng sdmirabiy sJapt ID,
the cultivaiou Of wheat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

LATER FROM ST DOMINGo.-cnpr Sherman,
OF The CordOya. arrived at New York on Thur dsv
from Jacmel; after passage Of twenty DAYS say,
'l'' noIh"g OF Importance had TRANSFERRED At the
.l'"e OF ms departure The rsvoluIioniss still re.
NAMED ia Possession Of Jacme, Jrremie ana Ar,
Cages. IVA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
rHE HARMONY or LIE PARTY

The Albany Argus regards the Ian.
guags ofthe Charleston MercIry, Mr..
.Calhoun's organ, on the subject Of a
National Convention, indefensible. The
particular declaration to which The Ar
gus objects. is one made in the Mercury
that there can be no Convention held IN
November THAI will blind the party =
The Argus rea Is the Calhoun men a lee
ture about 'insinuations Of unrairness
and management, AID charges Of clique
d0minatlon,' and says ir these 'precede
the convention, il will b. scarcely a
possible thing to insure harmonious
or cordial support Of the Democratic
nominee IL is plain to see that Mr..
Calhoun stands no chance ia Conven-
ton, aud that after the thing is settled
ne and his friends wilt be coaxed into
support Of Mr. Van Buren,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

-. SsppIoYeu bipeT at n0Ttbs, orc per cent
,ees Tor cash. Wood Type Printing Ink Prcssss
Cases Galleys Brass Rule. Com6os'ng si,.sss.'
Ch3ses' AID other Printing ma erals frnisbc3
WIZ pfompH ,qde and az The lowest prices.
a.: IMlefs OF Newspapers who publish this adver.
on June 1893, add send one Of the papers 10 the
IOuhdfy' VIII be entitled 70 payment OF their bill
on ouyng Tour times the amount Of IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
TYPE Ar REDUCED PRICE9

NEOkGE BRUCE & Co. TYPE FOUNDERS
a 4 No 10 Chambers street near the Post of5e.
~ NEW YORK, have on hand an urususIiy
large stock Of their well kOown Printing Type.
cast on original Matrices, anu very aceuTstsI1
hnlshed az Of when they have determined 10 sci
az GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Placing the Book and News paper FONTS a. Eor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

James T.. Wharton. Esq-YOu will please an-
nouace JAMES A CLARKE, ESQ. as a Candidate to
represent the county Of Ohio in the next Legislature
Of Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

We nominate GEORGE II CARTER. Esl. TO repre-
sent this county in the next House Of DelegaIer.
ans OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The trial Of Mercer was progre,sino mn ~ n.
Isl INST. All the evidence in The defence went IN
prove that ne was insnne aGer the discovery OF lie.
berion's yillainy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The Pittsburgh Advocate Of the 3Ist nil contain.
nat one column Of reading matter. all the balnnes
being crowded ont ny ndveris ments Of Sheriff.
sales. Great place that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

WINTER FEVER.-Dr Krrkw ODD, Of New Ma
drd. Missouri. that what has been ca lied Ihe
Black Tongue" Of that county, is really Of the
various loIms Ct magnan intermittent levers called
the winter Fever" that "black tongue" is not u
characteristic Of the disease bot that throat and
occasionally swslsd throat - lie states thai he
will prepare account Of It for The Medical Jour.
mails
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The TWO loco ioco papers al Bosom are At Log.
gerheads' The Bosion Alias publishes an article
on the suhjeri headed war oT the wild bess,sp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The town elections took place in Ohio Yesterday.
We h'vo not yet heard any thing from them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The town election ~ Fall River, Mass, has re-
suited IN favor OF the Wings. The locus carried
the j'y last year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The department has postponed The change in the
mails by which the eastern mail is 10 arrive her.
al o'clock. p. IN. and the western leave MI,
the roads
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
FOR RENT.

"A shA u Room on Marker Street. ore door
a north oi Odsabaugks Gun Shop, suitable f,r
shoemaker or Tailor shop. Posssssioa given i'm
'nsd'aiely sud terms easy Enquire on the premises
ap4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04
ID o = q = G ls i % u !.
BY THE GOOD INTENT LIME

LATER FROM CHINA.-The ship ChsTIesIOn
arrived al New York ftIm Ma az on Friday last.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

The National lnre!Igenctr siFuday, says;-lhe
report Ul the shooting VI i've s0anen on board the
ship Joha Adams cannot he true. II had lis
origin probably ia the tact OF lie iona Adams hav
ing received on board from whaling ship live sea.
men charged with muuny.
We have seen another report alsS IL circulation
OfCapIain Voorhees,, Of The Navy, having shot Lieut.
Boyle. This report is certainly Ia lse, ard probably
has no other foundation than some injury sustained
by Lieut. Boyle ia Of has hands by tho accideuIa
discharge ola FIRE ara. ia consequence OF which lac
is said 10 be on his return home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

Speaking of the uN e.Irgat1u OF the murder Of
Corhs by The Coroner's inquest, the New York
correspondent uf the Nladisouiau wrIlcs-
Al large sums oil money are Ia TIC possession o,
persons &, o are determined that Tue murderer sAa!
escape, aud as FeyUry Is wh lcsaic a'ucie
IN ihIs cIy, q Is neal certain ,Aas tue su
Will escape "unw hipped oiJusuIcc." lie Is probably
hall way across The Atlantic before has.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

THE ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF THE OHIO AND
BROOKE COUNTY AGRICULTUR IL SOCIE
TY. TO BE HELD AT WELL SBU &c, OCTo.
Der 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-04

~ % 10 be understood that ihe quantity Of land
sPrchhed above, o. 90 each 60 be ~ piece
70 h. accursisy measured snd cerilfca - thereof
70 ~ obisined from capable surveyor-the g.
mount at product 10 he oscsuaned by actual weight
'' measurement. after the whole produce iOf which
prem'um BE- claimed Is harvested
= Committee consisting Of Messrs Jno Atkinson.
o'hi Mitchell Olhn Hedges, S Spngg. 4 Kuhn
$40 ~ Green were appointed 10 view farms. or
,'afaf and gardens, pseyiyus O. the exhibition H
O''"ber reEt-aDd 20 receive the statements on
crugs.
Applicants for premiums 0u forms. orchards end
sa'oe"s are requested Iu rUiIiy SINE member ofthe
ABOVE committee. or Che recording secretary. tu
ums 20 lave tsc same inspected pre- ious % line
exhibition.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-08-10
STATE DEBTS.

Mr.. Nicholas Bddle has written letter, which
appears i'll the Philadelphia papers, in which he
has undertaken to prove
LIST. That by the Constitution Of the United
States, a tribunal independent of the States is
established to decide all questions between Penn
sylvania and any foreign State.
I'd. That before that tribunal, Judgment can be
obtained for every dollar, principal and interest.
that tie State owes, and that the property Of the
State can be sold to pay the judgment.
Sd. That the other twenty-five States are bound
to carry into execution, by arms if necessary, the
Judgment against the State of Pennsylvania.
The New FORK Express says that MIR. Biddle
in clear, able, and forcible manner, contends
that foreign creditors can obtain from that or any
other defaultng State the amount of their esta-
b!lshed claim and that the whole military force
OF the other States, if necessary, must see the
Judgment and payment enforced. The position
taken IS in great measure new one, and one
That will be very apt to be pushed. If is sound
law that States can be sued in the United States
Courts, and judgment when obtained be en-
forced and collected, such suits will be very apt
to be brought The prevailing opinion has been,
that neither suits nor any compulsory measure,
could DO brought whereby recovery could be
had. 1t will be fortunate indeed if Mr.. Biddle's
doctrine should prove true. There is no more
reason why State should not be compelled to
pay than individuals; but on the contrary, f there
should be any favor, it should be TO the individual
Petersburg IrfeHigcnccr.