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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

~ The Wheeling Times says tho Wing nre
"a dhuHderboh." and the lpsus "Ga ear,L7H1ke"-
NerT hkey;Io these two parties carrying de,
ia'lon aud ruin through the country with a ven.
geance Gin Rep.
mo. no.neighbor. we only compared to them these
eonvulsions Of nature ia reference TO one PARTICULAR
but one Of Ihsm did go far towards carrying ruin
and devastation through the land support John
Tyler for high Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

The New York Courier Of NJ onday
has the following paragraph:
MUTINY OF THE SoMER s.-We learn
from Washington, from Su thoriiy which
admits of no question, that the President
Of the United States, without waiting Ia
learn the decision Of the recent court Of
Inquiry, has or dered a Court Martial TO
convene al the Navy Yard in this city,
for the trial OF Commander Mackenzie
and the officers Of the Somers, for the
execution Of Spencer, Cromwell, aud
Small. This decision was in compliance
with the demand Of Mackenzie and his
brother officers; and will Of course, ter
inmate the proceedings in this case, as
ali interference by the civil au hority
will now be unconstitutional, even il the
civil courts originally had Jurisdiction in
the case.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
an EXTENsIVE HOAX-s

AN EXTENSIVE HOAX.-Some
miscbievous wag Of Washington, d. G.,
published = card, and circulated it pretty
extensively, announcing that Parson
Miller, who proclaims the worlds end
near, would preach in that city at 3 D..
m. yesterday, from the Portico Of the
Patent Office building. The announce.
ment caused some five or six thousand
persons to assemble, for the purpose Of
giving audience 70 the hallucinated ex-
FOUNDER Of incomprohensibiiIios-who,
after waiting anxlously for some time,
were made sensible Of the hoax.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

FIRE A Fire broke out last even
ing, in a ST able on Evans Alley, belong
ing TO Mr.. Grant, which was consumed
together W it'll several piles OF boards adj
joining, bel on ging to Mr.. Booth 81 Pussy 4.
The wind was very high at the time,
and it was with some difficulty the FIRE
was subdu cd.-Pin. Ga=.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

While our council was in session yesterday, we
were scanning the appearance of the assemblase
and hage Is especially honorable they are not emit
ued to an extraordinary share; butare ia the prime
Oftit' ureras ing very near 30 years OF age and to
their credit be il said. nor bachelor among Them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

We lay before our realers this morning the adj
Ver'isements Of Two houses m Baltimore, which in
their lines of business offer rich inducements 10
western merchants Their stocks are large and
those who have been in the habit Of dealing with
them express themselves satisfied in every respect
five Them a trial
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

"A plblic meeting was held at Montreal on The
l2h INST and resolutions passed, tesiifying the
osrsS at the citizens here assembled, for the pain
full aud proiracied illness Of Sir Charles Bagof, the
Covernor General, aud expressing The fullest M.
probation Of his EIcesncy's administration Of the
Government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
OHIO Lee, ISLATIRE.
Monday January -. lS43.
SENATE.

SENATE.
3 o'clock, p NJ.
The question being upon adopting the
substitute proposed by Mr.. Ilazelline f
his original bill TO amend the act 10 reg
rlate Banking in Ohio
MIR Lahm said he would embrace the
present opportunity, TO express his
views upon the deeply interesting sub
Ject under consideration. lie declared
himself in favor of the new system Of
banking and opposed 10 the old.
After Mr.. Lahm had concluded, on
molten of MIR. Nash, the bill was laid
on the table.
The Senate adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

A committee Of the New York Life
and Trust company have reported after
a careful examination Of its affairs, that
there is a deficiency Of assets TO make
good The capital stock Of IL per cent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
THREE PERSONS DROWNED

THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Last evening about 6 o'clock, as FIVE
persons were engaged in fishing, were
crossing the Allegheny river below the
old Bridge, n skiff, the wind being
very high at the time, it upset, and
tn rec of the men met with a watery
grave before assistance could be render
ed. The a mes Of the lost were Garrett
Van Orsdall, - Jolly, and
Mouu-B
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

A HORSES FOOr.-The foot of a horse is one
OF the most ingenious and unexampled pieces of
mechanism in the animal structure, aud scarcely
yielding 10 any in regularity aud IN complexion OF
parts. under simplicity of design. The hOof cnna ms
series OF vertical and Thin l1mne of horn. 70 nu-
merous rs 10 amount 10 about 500. and forming a
complete lining to il. In this are fitted as many
Iumine belonging to the csflin bone; while both
sets are elastic and sdIereut. The edge Of qure
Of paper, inserted leaf 10y leaf mo another, will
convey sufficient hlea of the arrangement. Thus
The weight Of the animal is supported by as many
elastic springs as there lamiuG IN all the feet
amounting To ahOui : 900; distributed in the most
secure manner. since every spring is acted in
Obique direction. Such is The cnnIrivanre for tho
safely Of an animal destined carry greater weights
Than those Of his body and To carry those also
under the hazard &c heavy shorks- NgculIoch
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
Forthe Times.

Mr.. WHARroN-I have noticed a publication in
he Tones. over the signature Oi George Rebinson.
md addressed To the public upon subject that will
properly claim any attention; and shall receive il
soon time Will PERMIT. therefore respect
fully request a suspension Of public opinion Cor a
lew days.
Very respectfully.
Jan. 9th, lS43. Yours &c.
w. :. WICKuAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

The mail per steamboat between S. Louis and
New Orleans has commenced its regular trips The
Meridian left Nth the FIRST mail on the 18th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

DIVIDEND. The Green wich Insu.
rance Company Of New York has de-
clared d yidend Of 8 per cent. for the
last six months, payable on the first Of
February,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

~We Informed says the St Loum RspnbIi-
can. the l7Ih. by gentleman Of this city. that
he had met a man who had in his possession a large
amount Of cuunterfeil money. 'hefiy dollar bis
on the Bank of Massillnn. Ohio. Whilst endeavor-
ing 10 get police officer, the fellow escaped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

II appears by article in The Richmond Wing
that WIN. F. Richie, Of the editor Of the In
qnirer. challenged Mr. Peasants, editor Of the
Wing. BY the interference Of Messrs Pegrim and
Lyons the affair was soIiled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

under a mistake. he Withdrew the American force
from the fort. released the Trupery surrendered
aud on the 29,h the squadron withdrew from the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

The Memphis Appeal mentions rumor
that four or FIVE acres Of land upon the
St. Francis River, Ark, were sunk by
the late earthquake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

The Rev. Mr. CUNERFoKD. the resident Catholic
Pastor of this city. will ofcrare ST. Jsme. Church
at the usual hoorson Sundays
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

On Monday last the North river was Opan alt
the way To Albany, steamboat came through OH
thai day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

COUNTERFEITS- MsIiran dollars, silvered
by a Magnetic process, are ia circulation here
They very we'll executed.
PhiodeIpkt "a Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

RELIEF OF THE STATES. -'rhe fplluwing
Leiier. ON he subject of the proposition fur esnb
Iish'og Government stock, based upon the Public
Lands owned by the States, and 10 be distributed
among The several States IN pruporlinn the
relative interest in that great properly possesses
great interest from the character of the wriier Who
undoubtedly among The pr ghI and SPACIOUS
men in our GnunIry;-Nat Ia'.
NIAGARA FALLS. Dec 10, 1912.
Hon WILLIAM Cusr JOHNSON:
Dear SIR; Your very excellent letter sddrrsse, ~
your constituents, copy OF whirh YOU was good
~ To enclose iU me. is received. Which have read
wiih much attention. and Interest. aud can assure
you that the financial plan you propose meets iIh
my m"st hearty approval. fully believe, ii adop-
ted by fair snjoriiy Of Congress and approve by
the President. Il would nfInrd to tho Whole country
and To the States individually all the advantages
sci forth m yuur letter. and more.
The Whole pr,Jeci is. IN my upiniun most mag.
nihcent one. and It's operation equal and Just Ia all
The States. TO The debtor States IL would affbrd
he means by hich they would be able To discourage
all their Liabilities horvraby; AMI the non debt-r
STATES sure fund, Ia be Spp.ied IN sucn manner a.
ha Legislatures of The different States in their H.
dom might direci and above, and perhans beyond
ali other considerations. u would establish beyond
all doubt the credit OF the whole country rs ell n-
the States individually and it my decided opinion
hat any effOit that can be made by The IisneraI
Government TO establish fair aud permane credit
must prove in manner aLoriive. Nhilo that Of the
Sales individually remains bad
Ou the Whole, SIR. cannot but hupe that n stead \
perseverance, IA favor Of the plan may eventually
succeed, and that lis adoption u have as saluIary
and immediate effect on the business and prosperity
Of the county did the passage of a tariff law
and the law Tor assuming The Safe debts passed in
1890
am sir, very respectfully your obeJienr servant,
AUG PORTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

There j. scarcely passage of more touching in-
Ieresi ia Mrs SigOurhrys pleasant Memories OF
Pleasant Llnds.'' than the suhis'ned SonneI aud
reference TO the Poet SSuihey--no~, is, the vic.
Inn Of mental imbeeiiiy -.NerIrk Adj.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

RUMORS OF CHANGES.-A letter from Wash.
ingOn in the Philadelphia Tunes has the follow ing
passage. u is probably mere gossip:
at is now busily Tumored aud currently believed
That Mr. Spencer, in consequence Of the recent and
painful affelOn in hrS family. WILL for the purpose
Of change OF sfne and the present debililAlsd s,sr
81 Mrs S, acee WHICH he has long wanted
an Opportunity Of fully changing his Cabinet, and
not Iarially' as was IN contemplation previous to
abe affecting. circumstances mentioned
"Mr Stevenson 10 spoken Of 10 take the State De.
paTlmeni, Judge UPshur the Treasury, Mr. Cushing
che Navy, and Mr. James nj Porter, Of Pennsylvania.
ihe War Department
MIR Wise and Mr. Profit will both receive m.
Poinimenis abroad, the latter TO Rio rs Charge, the
former 10 Austria full Minister; and one Of the
sons Of the President s also about 10 visit Eur,pe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
SEVENTH CONGRESS.

n NOA EsSS.
WA,uINGros. Dec. 30,h. 1912.
SENATE.
Mr. Calhoun presented q memorial in favor Of a
horizontal tariff frnm lie Roy. New York
by The same, memorial Gom New York in favor
of the EHchequcf.
BY MIR RIves. u like memorial from the sams
place.
POST lGES. &c.
The Committee uf Post Offices and P.,st Road,
repaired Two bills To reduce The rates oI posiages 10
IAN anu restrict the Thanking privilege.
From Inc Judiciary Committee. bill 10 settle The
title ri the Pea Pa:ch Island ia the state OF Del war
Mr. Talimndge (nDt in is place in tho Iiornine)
- esenied three memorials from New York S,ute .
from the City. Tniy aud BnfIt TO- PRAYING Conytess
10 adopt The E1chequsr plan.
The Oregon bill vas taken up as the speclaI or
dsr Of The day
Alter u long debate the subject was passed over
The Senate went into Executive session, and SION
after adj urned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. CransIon presented the resolutions Of the Lee
gslaure Of Rhode Is land insIructing their Se aiors
and requesting their Representatives to vote for
bull 10 refund To ten Jackson, with interest the fns
Imposed on hin IA lol5 ny Judge Hall
SANDWICH ISLANDS AND CHINA.
Mr. Adams, from the Committee ON Farsisn AZ
illrs, reported two bs-one, PROV lido for the IA,
tnre intercourse between the United States ond the
Sandwich Islands. and the other prov ing lor mu-
iuai intercourse between the u Siaies and China.
Which were read twice aud committed 10 the
Committee OF the Whole on the State Of the Union
TIE FINE.
Mr. Bolts addressed the House against the resO-
luton OF Mr. Browne instructiHg the Committee
on the Judiciary 10 bring an bill 10 remit the fine
imposed upon Gea jackson.
The bill from the Senate 10 extend the time for
laying down tho irnBOi the Peersbuhgh Railroad Co.
was read twice and briefly debated. Finally. Il was
by unanimous consent. laid over till io morrow.
OFFICERS or CUSTOMS.
Mr. Carrot Davis submitted a resolution to reduce
The number Of persons employed ira collection Of
the Customs IN the pori Of New York. fUm 5O2
(helr present m'eT)ro 340 that their salaries
shall not exceed in the aggregate S326A50. lie
mo ell 10 refer the resolutions To tho Com mItee Of
the Whole.
The rep IRIS and resolutions Of the m,jnriiy nd
minority O The Committee ofWays and Means were
taken mp.
Mr. Barnard obtained the floor and the House
adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

COMMERCIAL BANK OF LAKE ERIE
1he persons appointed as Commissioner 10 wind
up the concerns of Commercial Bank Of Lake
Eiie, 81 Cleveland have lately been prosecuted for
Tpalprsciices. UPON tie Information of one Jose Oh
Hayward, Hayward swore out four warrants up-
GA WHICH the cOmmUsogeu were arrested and
brought befoE0 Mr. uslige Benedict Pie charges
Of Hayward we're based upon q sale Of certain
Eiocks 70 Messrg Hiiijard g. Hayes compromise
Of the Indebtedness Of Messrs OnRith. Siandar e.
60. and the sale Of house aud Oi 10 N Munroe.
10 TUNED g.. Is examination. that tho house and
lOt were sOid BY the Bank before IL went into the
bands Of The Receiver ihsf, by the compromise
with Griffith .Siandau 4 Co. about ten thousand
dollars hsd been saved BY The commissioners, and
Fhpi 'be billiard q Hayes Transaction was justfable
and sansiocigry. The stockholders hsd appointed
~ Weddell,a copmSsiouer 20 aot in their behalf
eisons ofihe most sOuud financial men la Nor,b.rp
ono and testified That be sniirsly satisfied with
the coodnci Of the commissioners, aud that bo had
one else, except he prosecuting vitnoss-If,,v,,g
-vCJH RP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

The Health Of the City, with the single exception OF
The nilnenza with which visited during the month
o. June city was healthy the most common
diseases and with which The community are
afflicted lnanni7tions chrome or acute of the lungs
WiuGppe, Peur4 or the Digestive organs and SINCE t-
muni'y have become acquainted with Dr. Governs B,LsAM
LIFE bp ractica Of it, these ,sease have very
much abaed he cts, that The BALsA LIFE cure
Tor dSe4ses 81 the LUNGS, WSpPPE and DYSPEPSIA such
as loUGHs COLDS oHsCMPTIoS, DysPEFsiA BRsSCHiTIs,
or SORE 1 HRoAT, ASTHMA, GROUP, VI 4ooPTSG COUCH.
INFLUENZA &C. If used according the
ions and we persuaded tha; if tho- al ced with th
above complaints would make use Of this article freely the
humber o! deaths BY diseases OF the LUNGs WIndpD AID
Dyspepsia would b. very much =sened those Who thus
Afflicted are respectfully invited 10 make rial OF me-
dc,ne By which they will become satisfied OF lis ut lty Tor
such diseases We Certainly hope they viii do themselves ;hs
Justice TO examine our testimonials.
This medicine Is sold wholesale and retail Dr. CovERT
Office m Nassau also. 80 Bowery 22T Hudson street.
2C8 Greenwich street. ~ 8h avenue and corner
and Third avenue, Harlem, y. Y.
SUDDEN DgArH, AFoFLsAT, BURSTING or BLoop-Vss-
&c-Wsht Indian Vegetable Pills pre-
the above dreadful consequence because tey pure
The general circulation the cause OF discrimination or rush
Of blood 10 the head, pressure upon - bralr and oter
dreadful results From Two 10 SIX Of sand Indian egeahe
Fills, taken every ngh TO bed VIII III sh9s Time
completely cleanse the body from every thing that or
posed health, that Sudden Death, Apopexy, Bursting oi
Bloody esselS or indeed other maady, will IN oe ah-'
impossible.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve dGes
ton and purify The blood aud therefore health and yso
tothe whole frame well DIVE OF every name IRON!
the body.
e. Beware Of Coun,e,icts-Ihe Public cautioned
against the many spurious medicines which order 10 CO
ceve made IN outward appearance, closely 10 m
Ii should be remembered all genuine medicine has Wghts
Indian Vegetable Pills neat? printed the sides OF te boxes
aud that the word Wrish cannot D. found, all is posi-
lively wrong.
Offices devoted exclusively sale OF the medicine
wholesale and reaiNos. 238 Greenwich street, New oTk
No 1875 Tremontseet Boston and No l69 RscrstTeet Pint
adelyhia.
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M 4 RRIED.

At Brooklyn the 9th inst by Rev Mr.. Lewis, to Cal
vary Chuch Mr.. John Reeve Miss Elizabeth daughter
of Nathaniel Watts, Of New-York city
AT Jacksonville, E. +. august 3, by Rev. Nh Anbuy,
George Grouagd Editor of the Tropical Plant 10 Mary \.
daughter OF L. Ryan, Esq. fonnesly of Virginia.
AZ Newport, Rhode Island July Both, in Trinity Church
by the Rev. Mir. Vnton, Mr. D. Wesley Bailey Of New
York, Hiss Harriet l. Cowboy, only daughter OF Capt
T. Cowdrey Of Newport.
Aud may their days glide sweety on, happiness and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15
DI ED,

On Monday morning the Hi! inst, of lingering illness,
MIS- Margery Copeland, aged g. years.
Her friends, well those oil her sons James and 10
bert Copeland respectfully invited attend The fnnera
this afternoon O'Clock from the residence OF her daug'
ter, Mrs. NJ Sllier, No. 2lG4 Bowery.
In this city, Saturday morning last Benjamin Wilson,
son Of Isaac F. Jones, in the 9th year of his age
On the 18th inst Fort Hamilton, L. l. the residence
Of WIN |. Sears Esq Edward Adolphus infant Of +.
D. aud Rebecca Marchant, this city, aged months
Al Warwick r. l. the llth inst Susan Montgomery
only daughter of william a and Mary NJ Croker, of this
CITY, aged years and months.
Her remains taken Danbury Conn. for interment.
In this city, August Is, Helen VI, McNeaomy, aged IL
In this city, August H. Nicholas w Hoffman, aged 3D.
In this city, August -, Thomas B. Evans aged H.
In this city, August II James Geryan aged 81.
At Staten lsaad, Aug l3, John Cooper late Of this city,
aged 10.
tL'origina July Prudence wifi of Nelson c. Prouy,
aud daughter of Nathan Bruuson, of NewYork aged %
a, Albany, Aug. H. John c. Yates, OF the late John
Van Ness Yates, aged IS.
AT Troy Aug. H. Ebenezer Wilson, Esq. aged e.
At his residence Woodbury. Forest, Madison county Va
Oh the 10Th of July last. Gen. William Madison in tn SD
year OF his Gen. NJ the youngest brother OF Pfes
Capt WIN. vreeand belonging TO Quarantine, Staten
Island attached the Health Officers Boat on Sunday
morning. his way home from the wharf, iel! down and
instantly expired, from disease OF the heart
Passengers Arrived
In ship Chrstoyai Colon, from HAVANA Eldwoyen,
Regnera Pareze Of Alaanzas f Cohen Rev Mr. Aquire
F Faura c Verle of Havana; A Barrie, Of Trinidad
w Lanawright, Phillips, Of jamaica-and in the
steerage.
In brig America from Chagres-Cap, II Crosby and Chai
Zachrsson.
In brig L Baldwin, from SAVANNAH Parsons, c Gard
sell, w Butler, w George-and 30 IN the Storage
In brig ] H Stevens, from Turks Isand-W Bascomb,
J Harnet.
In Bremen brig Josephine, from Antwerp Gaudieaf
Vannichi, lady and child-65 in the steerage
Ia schr Glide from Sisal-Alr Hamilton Jack.
In scr Sturges, from GEORGETOWN ochiel q Car
back
In schr Collector from Montego Bey-Mr Maby and
family, and R r Chambers.
Passengers to Arrive
In Brig Madison, from Savannah-Nrs j G Edwards and
child, Miss Orwell, Messrs Bcttman, w Thomas, J c
Edwards F. a Burr and VI Smith.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
Wv EpN aREIAI-SE L ERA NCIS informs iht

w cry WAREHOUSE.-L. FRANCIS informs the
Mercantile public and particularly strangers, that the! can
find at his hmen No 10 M2iten lac lnTs gene me,
co1n,non, low prices. Persons visiting tina city 10 fc
Stationery Blank Books would save considerable. Icy cali
uy on the subscriber before purchasing ELSEWHERE the{ vi"
find his prices to lower than any other establishment N e
citr Blank Books and Blank Work OF every dssrTi29on
Ruling B,ndng Sc executed At short notice sr+i tens
Qus Ink Sealing Wax, Waters. Letter and Cap tapeLs u
gether large and choice assortment 81 nkitaa. sions
which splendid specimens OF EnSilsn Cul ,;c
Travelling snd Pocket Iukstands SC; also The PIen asc
Inks,snd, wholesale and retail l. fRASiGIiiS;ti
aus mis rs Maiden Lane and LioeseS-s'.