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

Capt. Collins Of the sIeamhua Gutter. has been
arrested nj Pittsburgh. al the SUIT Of WIN Srsnthrn
for damages sustained in the explosion on that boat
aud held TO bail ia the sam Of $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The decision Of The Naval ColrI Martial in the
case Of Commander Mackenzio was made 10 un
Tuesday and transmitted &c Washington Should
he he a'qulit d." pIwer Of law reach hum sgain
FOR the act. BIi shoulI Ihi, Court condemn him ON
any of The charges. the President will have poyyer
To confirm reverse The sentence of the courI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

Mr. Forward, late Secretary Of the
Treasury, resumes the practice o. the
law in Pittsburgh, Pa, in connexion
with his son iu.law, Alfred w. Marks,
son Of the Hon. VIM. Marks, Z. s. Sen.
atUr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
% o = q = G 81 Il % e
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

We nommnte GEORGE IL CARTER. ESQ. to repre-
sent Ihs county in the next House Of Delegates.
APP OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

We have received The lstoi premiums for the
Ohio aud Brook county Agricultural sociei for
10. and -haH publish II Tomorrow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The Wings oi New York have Nominated X pbert
smith as Iher candidate for Mayor Of the City
Morris is again the loco foco candiIlle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The New York Express states that NIX lnlsy.
one Of tho most pr u,inent in the Somers nuiiny
snc who was brought into pou m irors has com.
menced an aciIon 90 New York aga inst Commander
Mackenzie for false imprisonment. ~ damages for
$1,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
BEAR IN MIND.

nNts-morow morning commencing al 10 o'clock
~ u the time appointed for The dry goods sale
81 the City Auction Room for part iculars see
bills posted up. OF call and examine 10 day. Monday
april 3d.
BRENTLrNGER & STA LLcRoSs.
AuUlioncers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

Twenlyons wagons arrived yesterday from Cum,
berland, oil foil Of gpods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

There ~asa slight fall Of snow this morning; bot
IL looks as thoggh IL felt awkard and uncomfor able
as AL DO who look atu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

" b. Thrall, ESQ. formerly ed tor of
the Gre eville Herald, has again bought
hat ~ 'blshment We are glad Of his
Tor but few mcm in Ohio are equal 10
him m the use OF the pen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

NJ GOOD. E~l.. Of this city. yesterday received
his Comm rsion Attorney for the Western Dis
triet of Virginia. vice WA KINNEY. resigaed.--
We are gri,iGej thltIhe executive kind as
to appoint man worthy as the incumben there
none among more so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
STORM AND FREsHEr AT THE EAST

The New York papers Of Thursday bring US &C.
counts "i The storm ol the elsI. on Tuesday LIS
aud of much desTucrinn thereby on The various wa
ter Courses. The raj rrads IN Connerticuf onI
Massachusetts had suiT'red con sidensy by Ih-
washing away OF emhankmenrs aud being covered
WIN large quaint lies OF sand Numbers Of bTis e.
hid been carried away, and one or Two ficIorIes
are sad TO have been destroyed The accounts,
are generally indefinite. owing to The failures of
the mails,
The Inusi definite accounts sia'e that Connecticut
rlVer was To an unusual height, The damage by
me rise OF The i"nsaIuric is imm-nse. Factories
we're carried away aud bridges were bestowed Al
N"rwirh he wDrpr was up The first flor Of monv
Houses. The rail roads were much injured s,met
ct The entertainments carried away. aud sime Glled
ny by The falling of 70, Is and earth In some par
OF Pennsylvania considerable damage WINS done
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

YUCATAN.-We learn from Capt Spear Of
Brig Nory, from Laguna, that on the 4ih Of March
the man Of steamer RrgsnsratOr, Commander
Wise, and schooner Eagle, Lopez, left Laguno de
TeTninOsi for Lerma taking eight of the Lake light
es with them and many Of the crews as they
could press into the service. They were lowed to
by he steamer aud stood ~ the eastward desti-
nation not known. An American schDonor hume
NOT known arrived the night boiOfe Capt Spear
. sailed prize to nndsneizIre. by lho MeNCaus,
bssore CsmpeachY, Tor endeavoring TO svade the
blockade. She had gunpowder board Tor New
Orleans. No Communication with her vas orJeres
10 Vera Cruz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
STEAMBOAT sI-NK - Na,.L.. 60.

STEAMBOAT SUNK. The Narchez Courier.
of The 2l.r. says:
"Yeslerday. about o'clocd. the Red river packet
H1nnihal, sIru.k q log or ,nsg about n mile below
This place, aud Vas run 10 The shprs Opposite 1t
picc's mill. where she sunk 10 the hurricane deck
No lives lost. Boat supposed 10 be n total loss
The Hannibal en- her Trip from Red river
20 this Place, and could have had IN board a yalu.
able cargo"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The Academy Of Sciences ia PARIS ordered an E.
gypiian Mummy 10 be undresse5 bys committee Of
SaUaHs who decided that It was the body OF 8
young Priesess Of AmmOn-1ged twenty. The
body was covered with thousands Of ribbOns-lhe
way the Egg ptians embalmed their bodies-and
was one Of most extraordinary white beauty Oh
jecis Of particular admira ton were Two rows Of
white Peary teeth, in perfect slate of pres erv alton
and two neat little feet, which were even by the
Partisan Doctors pronounced-beautiful
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

The BoStonians saw blue meteor n
lew nights since aud il is described as
being very brilliant and beautiful It's
pity these celestial travellers have got
to burning blue lighls-especially in
New England, Tor some of the Eastern
towns got an exceedingly bad name du-
ring the last war with Great Britain Inv
that operation, and Master Henry Hub
bard Of New Hampshire, being himself
one Of the bluCSt of tho 'Federalists'
accused Of these ceru,can pyro:echnicS,
must have felt goo deal disturbed at
The burning of blue over him, Just as no
was trembling in his shoes, in the expcc-
'atlon Of being smoked out by Isaac
iIn.
ORDER IN AMERICAN LEGISLA-
URtS.-A paper, signed by 50 MEM
bers Of he Pcnnsy lvauia House Of Rep
reSentatlveS, was handed 10 the Speaker
OF ihat boly, saws the Tribune, by Mr.,
Elton. protesting against the unlimited
and diSgracefui range allowed by the
sad 81, aker TO individual debates and
stating that if he di not preserve or
der IN future, they would be compel ed
10 resign their seats, in justice % the
character Of their constituents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

A HANDSOME PRESENTING understand
that the friends OF Temperance Philade lphia are
having prepared very beautiful silver pitcher
which 1t Is intended lOpreseut u William X Much
ell, Esq, on the occasion of the temperance jubilee
in this city 1t will. we learn be presented by WIN
Kelley. Esq, Of Philadelphia. who will act as the
organ of the dunOrs Sim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03

ORATCRY.--A slump orator ia The west uses
the following language: IF am elected 20 rhis
office, will represent my constituents The sea
represents rho earth. or the night contrasts with
day. / will unrvet human sJotety. clean OIL rs
paris. and screw IL together again. will correct
eli sbuses purge out ell corruption, aud 90 through
the enemies VI our party like rat through new
che 80. My chief recommendations are, tlIst Of
The public dinner given TO ---, ate more than
sny two men OF the tnbe--at the late election 900 3
votes fsr tbs pauy--ivc just bought new SUI q.
coihes that wiido 60 wear 20 Congress. end I've
got The hsndsomest sister be- old Kennedy.
PURSUIT or FELICITY.--An anxious resil ...
ts7npsr tnaj runs 90 msci care on fs way that re
Errfs .ust opportunities TOO much. AID hat is 0va
pa.ns.lEinE in cuutuvauces lar happIIess De- hJIIfs
and should IYi be INDUCED Many ru1 1blut ane
felicity, like an absent 8ner MS har while 90 s
% his head or bis hand. TAougb som ruues small i
sriis Ike invisible insects. uftet great rarn yef
the rief secret of comfort lies in not sufT.rfug 81
60 vsr one cad 30 prudeniy culuvauur en- under
gf1u n Of small pleasures, since vesy fsy gree /
sDss are let on long leases.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Number 81.

case the right of sale must be exercised
IN Ter the direction OF the Court OF Chan-
Gerry upon such terms as it shall prescribe
and the safe made by an agent tn court;
in the latter the sile j. II lie male by the
party himself But even under this cnVe'
nant the sale made by the party Is 50 iar
SUBJECT to the supervision OF the court,
that it will be set aside and new one or
dered freasonabIe notice is not gwen or
the proceedings be regarded in any re-
spect as contrary to equity and Justice
There is therefore in truth but little ma
terial difference between the rights OF the
mprrgagee with or without this covenant.
The distinction consists rather IN the torn
Of the RENE Is. than IN the Substantial right.
And a it is evident that te laws in ques.
llnn, invade the ght sc red by tins CO.
vennrt, there can b. no Slani reas N Tor
il different Inclusion where sim. r rights
are inc prp0ttio hy law In'o the contract,
and lr,m part Of it at the time 1t IS
m de.
Mortgages made since the p'ss1-a at
thee laws IN Ist VI loI5tedly lie Z 'vcrned
bv hen. Fore ey State hls 'h} power
To pre- C. be tho Iegi AM equitable % l.
gait n, of contra t. tic ma &c ana exc
ca;c within It's iris ,ictirn. 1t may eX'
ompi any properly 1t thinks pr"P'r ir''"
sd. for tie ,vmon, If a d b.. and my
impose lch col itiols AMI Ies'ritt''n' u
IN the creditor IS S ia lgment and policy
NAV dictlje. AMI al u ufe contract
Did be S Ihjert {, s lrh proH~Iohs; ana
the wuu ne o grory " the = r'ieS
in III Courts Of the United State wei
as in those of the Stue. We sperk OF
course OF ,nrlc,s ma &c and 10 b'exc''-
ted il III, Safe. 1t is case II that d.
scrip' ion thrt is nov nCt're ms; All We
i, mt lhIk It proper 10 90 beyond +
U, III he GA '>tions pes med ~ n
Cirntt Court, We thorei IRE answer
1t. rnat the dec &c shInli direct tie
premises to C sold a, pnbi: n"c'io1 -
the highest bid Icr without regard ,olhe 'aw
Of Febr4ary IL, 1871. whi h 81 eS the
rIgh, # rcdempti N I, the m 'r'4ag Tor
tw I've IN IA :, aud 10 the jnIgm-ai crcI'.
tor FIR fifteen,
ID. That the te>rec should direct the
safe Tor The morgagad promises without be.
ing first valued BY three househaldors, aud
without req hiring two 'hlais of the amount
| of lid valuation 10 be Lfi according TO the
law of February 27, 1911.
The dccisi N Of these two questions dis
noses of the third-and we shall direct
these answers to be certified 10 the Circuit
| Conrt.
[Test.1 VIM. THOS. CARROLL.
Clerk Sup. CT. U. ..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
by JOHN HANDY.

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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
CAN TIE WINGS BE TRUSTED
WITH POLITICAL POWER.

The experience of the last two years
will lurnish the answer. Daring the al.
mnistra,ion of Mr.. Van Buren,, the wings.
so calel, compluned lou lily of'he state of
the Country. They were brim-in' of pa
trlotsm, AMI expires ed Il hoy horror of
rrr UPTON and mi'rne. They were OF.
p ,scd t proscrip m for opinions sake, II
the rewardng OF editors by Their appoint
ncnt T. Off e. t. Axravar nc in the p Ib
lie expenditures, an | pro 'essedy Gcvutei
70 economy, rrtrenchm mt an rciO'm.-
While tho, were generally sllent upoa the
Bank, Tariff, and Assumption q restl'nS,
admitting The former tn I've settled and
treating the bare !el of The !as as ri llcu-
!pus, they chorged the DIM era. y wi'h an
intention To increase the Tax $, create 4
standing army, and overthrow the ioer-
ties of The RcplaiIc. Ii they were to be
believed, free ION cpnId only he slvcd BY
The elevation Of the wings, alias National
Republicans, alias Federllists, to Office -
With OLle'S spec IN, the H 700 case, the
Standing Army, Dir1cl Taxes, Lug Cab
ms, Hard Cider aud C0ons, ai!ed ly The
general enb rrrassment of The count y ana
the d IS W hoe Of better me from n
cinnge, rhey succcc led il carrying the
memorable cleo in Of lS4J. NJ sooner
were they possessed of power, than they
u attempted II childish an enornous Ma
tan | Bank Int'nl the exchanges and
com ntr nt the-S ate-regl' less ct ths
Cnm 1ro nise 4 t. ey i'm, sci il hi1hly
pr t,c' and pr HI toy thrift, thas Tx
ing h .uvi Y Inc z cat mas ii he people foe
the nett ofa tew m Eui cure 's->circc-
vas o. e in his gave, lei r. tley voted
more ia ut ne ter tle Exc .atne mansion
hey pr,syr.b d honest m TO their
pniti,a opn'nns they rev 1rdec + II rS
til. refused t. exc u g neg;ocS from
tle nIvv--Ihey increased the pa pllG de5t
they dr>graceI TIC pih i: abrnad ~ at.
ie n,,tng to rrnw IN ney-tlnv pas sei
al Il tpe,m Ting .:c5t0rs % re u ii.te thei'
p isate &C I, wii.e II Y Ia "a of as u
ming the teb.s # tic S'a,es Ia prevent
The d shunor Ut public rep ldiatinn-,n fla,
III y forget their promises, nj tel inc :
pledges, and thsn "A temple t, th7nw h
who blame upon tao presi ieni al tl~ir
ow CHI lie Tor the N ilued AMI in 'rsls-
I'd en- a-rlss neni aad d rsss "i tie c'Ia-
try ! Can the wings be trusted W ii n''i;I-
C | power? The P, ople IA iSi4 VII at
swer No, at tas Ulil1t los. y Demo.
cratic President, Dc moor, i. Cong -css,
aud De "a era ic State L gsau eS, vii
then rest re credit, conf n p aud prs
periy.- Holly Springs Cad.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23
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Wing Meetings.
IL LINCOLN COUNTY

Pursuant 10 public notice the Whirs Of
Lincoln and Ca,awba Counties met in The
Court House in Lincolnton, on Thursday
'he 9Th instant, II being the weel, Of Lin.
coln Superior Court. On motion. the
meeting was organized by calling Bartlett
ohIpP, ESQ, 10 the Chair, and +. J.. Sbu.
lord, ESQ, T. act as Secretary.
The following Preamble and Resolutions
we're then submitted By the Committee who
had been previously appointed TO prepare
them, which were adopted without amend.
ment, to-wit:
1t being proposed to hold Convention
OF the Wings of the I'd Congressional Dis.
trlct at Mount Mourne on the ith of April
next, for the purpose Of preventing dis.
cord and dlsunion in the Wing ranks, by
selecting some one person, Of intelligence
and sound Wing principles, who may be
the most acceptable to the Wings in the
several counties composing said District /;
and we the Wings Of Lincoln and Calawba
Counties, feeling the great necessity OF
union and harmony in the coming election
TO prevent certain defeat BY discord, -
therefore
ReSoiped, That there SHOULD be only one
Wing Candidate in the field, and that one
should be intelligent, and acceptable to ev.
cry part Of the District if possible.
ReSoired, That 10 produce harmony,
union and concert Of action, throughout
the District, this meeting do appoint Ten
Delegates, five 10 be chosen from the Coun.
ty of Catawba, and five from the County
Of Lincoln,
Resolred, That the delegates 50 chosen
shall endeavor TO ascertain public SEMI
ment in said Counties, in The choice of a
proper Candidate, and truly represent the
same 10 the Convention when assembled.
ResOlred, That if any of the Delegates
by this meeting appointed shall be unable
10 attend said Convention, that majority
OF the Delegates SO appointed shall be au-
thorised 10 fill such vacancy or vacancies,
10 order that the Counties of Lincoln and
Catawba may have their full voice and
weight in said Convention.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Charlotte
Journal and Salisbury Waterman.
Tho following gentlemen were then APP
pointed Delegates to meet in Convention
at Mount MOurne, on the 4th Of April next.
For Lincoln.-Andrcw Hoyl, Esq, R.
NJ. Alexander, Esq, Robert Bregard, DR..
VIM. B. Mclean, II. W. Grier.
For CataubQ.-E. L. Shuford, Alex.
lnder Mckorklc, John Coulter, Jonas
Bost, John ID. Graham.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
b. SHIP Chairman
L. L. SnUroKn. SecretarR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23

az 10 the I'd Of January, aud from Maoao
- the 10Th of November. As regards
China. events were progressing fayorably.
The Queens ship Herald had arrived at
IIonc.Kong, on her way home, with ST..
-oO 900 in dollars, part Of the first install
ment. That place is coded in perpc.uity
= England, and the Hong merchants are
FINALLY defuDct. A friendly feeling had
srceeied the belligerent one with which
,be English and the Chinese formerly re.
r,,ded each other. Before leaving Nam
Fin the Imperial Commissioners gave a
rand entertainment 10 the officers of the
,,my and navy, at which professions Of am.
ir we're INDUCED in on both sides. The
I,i,ish forces were to be stationed in about
eoual divisions at Annoy, Hong. Kong, and
Cbusan. English merchants and their
6rllies are permitted by the DEGREES of
,be Emperor, 10 reside at Canton, at Annoy.
!, Fowchowioo, at Ningpo, and at Chang.
bae. Al the last mentioned place, Cap.
min Balfour is to be stationed as British
Consul General. Sir Hugh Cough, the
military commander Of the expedition,
va. about returning home, and Sir Henry
Poitnger was expected in the beginning
Of December at Hong Kong, to arrange
about commercial tariff
INDIA.
The news from India is Of a negative
Character. The first division Of the army,
ggler Generals Pollock and Sale reached
rerozepore, from Aiighanisian, where the
Governor General, Lord Eilenborough,
reviewed them on the 18Th Of December
With great polnp. The roluaindcr Of The
arms vas expected on the 10Th, aud the
Candahar troops, under General Mott, on
lie 20th. S,ckn had shown Itself
nongst the troops, aud number Of the
rea and officers had been carried of by
De ayages Of The smallpox.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23
IN 1RED.Ll COUNTY.

At large and respectable meeting OF
the Wings Of lredell County, convened al
the Courthouse in Staiesvilic, on the l4if
instant, according TO previous notice, 70
the purpose Of appointing delegates TO ;
Convention to he held at Mount Mourne
on the 4h Of April next, John NJ. Young
Esq, was called to the Chair and S. X
Bell, appointed Secretary. Col. Thos.
A. Allison, was requested TO explain the
object of the meeting which he did in a
brief and appropriate manner.
Whereas, proposition has been made
by the Wings composing part of the 2nd
Congressional District of North Carolina,
10 hold Convention at Mount Mourne on
tho 4th Of April next, Cor the purpose of
nominating suitable person TO represent
this District in the 2SIh Congress of the
United States: and whereas we believe
that such course is the only means to
reconcile conflicting opinions and thereby
ensure success to the Wing cause,
Resolred, therefore, That the Wigs of
lredell County, do most heartily acoede to
sald pfOp0SltlOn'
Resolred, That this meeting proceed to
appoint eighteen delegates 10 attend said
Convention ard we pledge ourselves to
support the nominee, be him Who he may,
and to use all honorable means to procure
his election.
Resoired, Tina, the Delegates in attend
ance at the Convention be authorised to
fill all vacancies that shall occur in their
number.
Resolced, That copy Of the foregoing
Resolutions, together with the list Of Dele.
gates appointed, he sent to the Editors Of
1.-THE Carolina Waterman, and Charlotte
Journal, with request that they publish
them in their respective papers.
The following gentlemen were then ap
pointed Delegates TO attend said Conven.
ton, viz: Samuel Young, Thomas Crump,
Ter, John Davidson, VIM. VI. Allison, John
II. Mclaughlin, Silas ID. Sharpe, A. d.
Tomlnson, Rufus Reid, Thos. L. Hous.
ton, Lcandcr q. Sharpe, Dr G. W. SGn-
son, Vim. King, Joseph NJ. Boyle, Joseph
Chambers, George +. Davidson, DR.. John
Allison, james 4. Young, and Abram
Fcamster.
JNO. VI. YOUNG, Chairman.
J. r. BELL, Secretary
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23
CDarInftF.
Thursday, March ~. 1919.
ron PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
IaE LOCO roCo DISTRICT CoNvEy.
TION.

TIE LOCO roCo DISTRICT CoNvEN.
TIoN.
lms body met 10 Staiesville on the nm
~, and after weighing the claims Of all
e Hisc men Of their party they came 10
). conclusion Of nominating 10 the Loco
.cls of the Cd District, Burton Craicc,
X Of Lincoln county, as the individual
= hem 10 vote for TO represent them IN
! 18th Congress. 1t is we'll known, no
; :, 70 tho Loco Focos, tia. Mr.. Crnige
'Cahoun man and approved the course
Nuth Carolina in her determination to
llfg Law Of Congress. How the I.o.
! focos Of this County who were Jack.
'o-en ia the days Of notification can
.7PaTl Nr. Cuiise we cannot for our life
siEac. b. referring TO the documents
flat day ,hoy can sec tho principles SET
.aa By the General, and which they then
'TUyej, How then can they go for a
p WHO we're opposed 70 lhem. Prnci.
y. are said never to change, but il Mr.,
7.sc should get a majority IN this coun.
sc should say
A.n change with fortune, manners change
aith climcs,
acii silh BOOKS, and principles with times"