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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
house or DELEGATES


..rpors were made 10y various Com
fn,iiscs
Mr. Raney called up the rcpor, Of The
Committee II Cnurs, rej,c'ing The re.
,uIon OF JAG Dagcut, asking Tor d.
v,rce.
Mr. Ramcy move TO reverse the deri-
sion Of The Committee. Mr. Il, made n
Statement vi the case, and had the papers
cunnecred " In the matter, read
This motion prevailed, ard the petition
was declared reasonable, and bill or
dcred To br brought in accordingly.
MIR B,,kervii oGe ed rc.uIu ion
DIR. citing the Committee OF Go Irts To in =
quire mo the expeJcncy Of rcporiing the
bill of last session, extending the il iris
dIc:Ion ui single llslices. Mr. BIS object
. making his motion, was 10 test the
seuse Of his House,
Mcssrs Siroiher and Preston suggcs-
tel. that as The subj CT had already been
Trli'i rcd 10. and reported upon b, the
Committee. this res Iulon n ID better be
laid upon the table,
Mr. Cowan proposed the adoption Of
the reso!ulion-anL called the ayes aud
nos.
Mr. Taylor, ofN B. thoul NJ ittco late
IN the session TO be- carving out new
work. We had alregdv a. mu h on
baud rs cond be executed, and he there
'ore hoped the resJIu on would be- all
On The table
Mr. Baskervi 10 SAID he bad no. ofIcr-
ID The resolution oner, because the sub
pct was before The com.u'tce- and To
havo done 20, nlghl have appeared lis
respectful 10 that connit"e lie did
not think il would require m .ch time To
dispose Of the subirci The bill OF me,
session was carefully prepared, ond mi 1ht
be speedily despatch ID
The question on 'yi1Q on The taie
was decided IN tho negative; ayes d,
noes &C.
he resolution was lhen adopted
Mr. Davis. Of o. 81 -. moved 80 take
up the rcso'n'inn for adj,urnmoni sine
die on the 18th mat
Mr. e. munds, of n, hoped the resolu.
ton would be- tokro zap and adopted.
If day vas fixed, wc woald 40 k har-
der.
Mr. Wilcher dill no, believe my good
woald ZONE from such rc<oln'i NJ Dat
&c gentlemen " uld adopt o., lot hem de
ter fire to adhere 10 IT,
Mr. Preston thought he House milh
adjourn by the l7.h; and he therefor
Ira no objection to adopting the fcsJiu
ton.
Mr. S'ro'her diI not ihink hat 'be Ok
ing day teujpd to hasten IN adjoufnmen'
An act Of las session Che 2 bilD had
fixed 40 80 lie middle Of February f"r
sdfSrnnenI Though AL lime, AID there
Tor, ihi> rcsoiu'ion WIS entirely uso oss.
The resol ton was idksu up
Mr. Jackson IN wed ~ amend 1he re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

MICHIGAN SENATOR The 1t. j. lutU r.
OF Michigan on abe 4Ih insl. clc' ted
Lewis Cass to he Senate of the u I'd
states, 'or six years from the 4lh Of March
next. The vote stood. in he SENATE, for
Lewis Cass, l6; for EpaphrodiIas Ran
som, 2;-ln the House. Tor Cass, A; for
Heck ,ah g. Wells, s;--Ihe entire Wig
Vote in the Legislature.
The De,rou Daily Advertiser remark
'Gov. Cas- has ,hnS secured seat in
the Senate of The United SAFES. prepa .
tory tn the Presidential struggle High
expectations have been raised by his adj
miring parisans of the brilliant career
that awaits him in that body. far "a shin,
ing Ms brigh;es, luainares We shal.
moi seek 10 antI' ipa,e the result. That he
is man Of talent, graceful writer and
a c'ever politician. who tnrns N amer"
set with cqunl facility, all admit. But
whether he is also statesman of solid
atainn enle, enlarged views, sound pun
ciples, and true greatness, is ow to b.
tested Few men, however, have enjoy
ed the benef. Of greater Off ial eXperi
ence.'
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. ~ ORAL ASS EMBLY OFv .RGINIA
SENATE.
FklpAY, Feb ] 1915.


Arrso.u'i ~ MAS received from IN.
IiuGs. st,lng The rrS ''ncs> of that ho-
dr. IS h the c"u>eu, at he Ecu ,,r, toud
,,ur0 on the I'm ins ant.
.df Whitley movro ay The rrso ut ON
oR he table, thinking q, letter tn work
3C si;h WOW to adIohrnm"nt on tina
tgy. tut not io rnn-l ourselves If the Ou
GIuSss we're no. dune
Remarks were nsnc bv Mrssrs B,p-
t'r'. Peyion. McMul'en. Gallagher, and
p! b mpson al ~, and the vote icing IA
zen ,b- mo Iou Ia lay on he tnlia wa
Gc' led ia the n"-a'ivv-Aye, q, Noes
~
The r.>olu ion was then adopted u
unanimously.
TrXtS.
Dp no J. n ~ NJ Wallace, tie Senate
g., X up the re,o ions on he subject NJ
)oSas, with the rrsul'ninn OF he House
hiring tnits disagreement t. h Sen
s'e's amendments
Mr. Wallace moved resolution, ask
ing cnu,n'tte" on the part ri the House,
10 meet the S mates ga n.nilrr. ia IA free
Inference on The suhIe vi their dsa
g'ee.ren'. Ayr ell In.
A MESA was received from the
iious' b. Mr. Br adu o Culpeppcr. sta =
tnv the readiness OF the House 10 x
cute he i inl order nf the day, The clec
ton of III, pub ic oil 'ers, aud hi, the
following gentleman were alone IN nom
nain:
F"r ,udror of Public Accounts, JAS
e. Heath;
Se..,.ni auditor ,mes Brown. Jr.
bus VI. Lawson.
Res,sier vi he /. nj Office Staff rG
81. Parker.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth and
Librar,an- YIN IT, Richardson.
Suppr,o' endrnI o. the Prnucntiary
Ch,r rs =. Morgan.
{; neral Ig.nl ar Store Keeper Of tire
P.ni,cn iarv, janice Z. Spots.
Messages having been exchanged be
tween the ,wn Ilous"s the voi' OF the
Sena,e was AIKEN aud the unanimous
vote Of the Senate gwen for The nomln.
ton.
Mr.. Cox reported he lint VOTE, which
was nearly ununln'nus
A r"sou .tou asking conference with
the ii.,ms". wns them a. rod 10.
The ii ,Ise havm cuu urred, the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed the
ronmlIee on The parl OF The Scuate
Mes>rs Wal ace NcNu len. Tnom ,suu
&c X Slanard Tag lor, Carter and Ca
perinn,
The Com ni'iee on The pare Of lh'
House consists of Nes>rS VI uchcr, Pres
ton, Edmuuls of H., BoNden, roer. IN
defson. and SIrprhrr
GA mo'ion of Mr. Cue rant, the bill es
tublishing Two s. pnrnlc ell ciions in tia
county Of Madison. was taken up ant
passei.
Mr. Rogers reported a I'LL, changing
IN name utihe ri ace % holding sepa
rute el, c'ipn ~ the cnuI'y ~ l. 'uion .an
establishing II s'prraie e.ectlin III tn
county OF North tnpio". P.S>ei.
The committee o. conference havin
leave o SIT during tie session On uIt
ti"n uf Nr. T. X.
IuU orur~--sh "a nrd -
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An article in this months n1mbrr Of
Hunts Mogazj e clearly shows that the
las, Census is full Of the most gross and
ridiculous error ; aud although we cam t
en- rely agree with The mem rialists, who
say they believe it would have been better
has been published, we think with them
that it is advisable Il adopt measures for
The C IRE, ,ion Of the same," or if that can'
no, be done, that something will be done
To obvia,e errors in the census OF 1850
six or seven thousand dollars are expend.
ed IN the taking Of the census. and W.
certainly ought to secure ia lhlul and and
competent age is for that purpose Neu
York Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13
From N, Mey y.o,k coy,;s,


+ RTLs eF EXPRESSING FROM PM.
ADELPnIA.-Mr Prescott, OF ilale's Tx
press, arrived hero yesterday afternoon
from PhiIadcl phia, with his letter has.
md thus futnis he'd our citizens wnh their
first and only letters since the .Grea,
Snow Slorm." His history Of the adv, n
ture is almost as iull Of romance, and OF
suile'lng as the exploration Of the Arc ic
travellers, though we believe Mr. Prescott
ard his comPd gnons du royage GOT along
withnu! eating any raw bear meal, or lux
urlatng in The absence Of il, upon Whale
bInbber. He left Philadelphia at i've o.
clock on Wednesday afternoon in the Rail.
road Cars, wIih 80 other passengers, aud
ai:er slow and hard Juggling through the
drifts, arrived at 10 O'Clock at a place A.
bout seven miles beyond New Brun wick.
when the cars came TO dead stand, and
the Engine was sent forward for water ::
/, had gone but short distance. however.
when the little water lett in the boiler
gave OF, and OF course tho Engine reiu..
sed 10 bulge. The poor fellows attached
10 it were nearly frozen. but by tearing
down fence near BY they managed T.,
make fire enough to keep lhcmsc,e s
alive.
Mr.. Pfescott and three Others ler, the
cars and proceeded on foot seven miles to
New Brunswick, winch lney reached a, 2
O'clock and procured some sort Of con
yryance and reached New York nj seven
o'clock, p. w., with his Dispatches in safe
w certainly deserving v,r much from
our ciliz ms Tor his indumitable perseve-
rance IN opening commitment N betwe n
the two cities. The parry found on arri
wing at New brunswick, The hole OF the
passengers who had leh PHILADELPHIA on
Tuesday, thoroughly Snow. bound, aud
snugly ensconced in Winter Quar,ers.
dcvouily hoping, no doubt, to thag oll
some tine between this an the 4tb Of
March. There were, when our adycpu
FER left, about Two hundred and fifty pas
engerS IN this predicamenl
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From hc Loa'spiile Price Current, F,bs.
REylk w , ~ 'rklL al ARKEr

NE iFs w VT u Nt I'M
BuTrsR--We continue cut quoisn"ns Tor
Western r serve, in kegs, which L. 9,iic, and
hes roll l2sc. In market, veiy Csc iiesh but
b,ings l2,al5,.
C,rrEE - he sales iol the week have
a nouL,ed To we 2e0 tags, msin'y RIO. That
OF iaiI gu Ii, ispuco Ssd 6ic, bile PRIME
com,nsnd> s6st = So II pei 100 lbs Wrquotc
y Domingo u, 81 ca" and Java ii l2tc.-
The stock l. iaif ioI Tie season.
FsArGgRs. There is very hule doing in
.e1ihcls, but lev Command iiom wagons -
ais. as in quality ,nd manner Of payment
FuEL Sales 81 Prr>bn'gh coal delivered
are making o, Sc. The sock y large. We
0pu,e IT a o., By the buaI lead. " God, by the
boa, ioad j. selling on $la7 81 50pr cord,
an is delivered 50
Hemp w q OF, dew roiisd a. S55 for good
quluy and water rouel Al sS0a slC0 An Oh
Ia o. 500 was made for a hot, mol prime, ycs'
to-day az the liver.
iuos Bar ~ sia,i nary al 81 4, depends
inc N o. he size and qralny. Pig rem'ins
al SO s,S pr ton, depending on qualify and
terms e Payment.
M"LsS w - There has been a further de-
cline Ia this article. I he sales early IN The
week wee mos " made ut 49,, hut within
ew DAYS, sales have bee n made at lSt, Is and
lie the latter teing inferior barrels We
quO.e Sugar house al % 33c. The stock 10
large.
suGAR.-Th6r * n f'maesS in Sugars al the
rates reported in our last, which are for faie
and prime 1t ilc, and The inie. tor and eem.
m N qsalnic, from 81 TO A.. We quote loai at
! la i3c. and white Havana 9al0c.
! FRgiGnrs-Continue nearly as at our lsst
teplri; pOund freight 10 New o leans, includ.
in: la gsing and rope, % = CSC. Wet barrels
10 So, and fl 'ur, &C, 81 no..
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The 10 loving Is the language OF Bish
op Hopkins nf Vernon, upon The case 81
Bishop Underdonk:
Who can think, without hun llaton
and sorrow, OF the occasI given 10 'h'
enemies oi q, TO bldsphsme, when i"'
tie first lime, believe. SINE the r,ior
nation. n Bishop hes been tired aud CON
demued for in.n'rarv9
Yet II the Church has cause In the on
hama 10 mourn over the yre'ious errors
which have called Tor this correction, sh''
has cause on the other for iervrni gra'i
tude 10 God, thU,ig0r and energy enough
are found within her to administer with
| out respect Of persons. at mast need
be that offences come" There never
was an aSe ex mp, from them-ther'
never will be until the end Ol THIS dis?en
sation. TIE .'WO," however is pro
nounced on SHIN by whom the Offence
cometh," and moi upon The Church viii
Ivindicu,cs the honor of he Divine liea'
and the character OF her ministry. Th'
gloom, the distress. and the agi,ati n o
this solemn chas,lsement vii! soon pa
away. But the puri ying effects ot H.
humbly trust, will be deep aud lasting
For benceior.h II will be- unders God ihu
that no individual among us stands :
high IN influence or station. "a 10 hid dC
tiance the Church's disc pl ne; an
he Off of a B,hop will be ,n"re re,
erenced than ever, when il is known thi
II is only an instrument OF good, wilhuu
the possibility OF II becom ug refuge 70
evil.
May the afiec ing lesson he profitable ,
every soul among as! My he tina think
eth he slandelh take heed let he ia,l
May the spirit of gody fear and SELL il:
trust, and wa'chfulness, and prayer. abi
, on all The ministers Of the san. tuary! An
may our Heavenly Father, the Alnigh,
dispenser oi all mercy, and tn h, an
grace, and consolation, sanctily this ou
painful work OF duty; and direct lis uh
mate results 10 the glory o. Ills hoi
name, to the edifcaIion f Ills Churcl
md To the final salvation and felicity
our offending brother. through Jcsu
: Christ, our Lord!
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WINTER HAsCoME AGAIN!
BYN p WiII.s


w; tT has come again. The weet soutbwe>,
Is ioFgoiien wind, and The strong earh
lfaS laid aside It's mantle IN be bound
6y The frost .eiie,. There is not sound
We The skaters heel. and here is laid
IN 10y finger on tie lip of streams.
A1d The C ear / ice hangs cod and sill,
And he snow Tails as noi>eless as thought,
Spring has rushing sound ar d s ,mmef sends
Nany sweet va ceS with lis odoi out,
an Autumn rGsleth its decayng robe
WIN complaining whisper. Winter sdumb,
,ioh maie his ministry a silent one.
And he has given him a foot Of steel,
And an unlOvely aspect, end breath
ShafPto the Senses-and we know that He
TempereIh well, and hath n meanif z hid
Urder the shadow of his hand Lookup
And sh u II be interpreted Your home
Hath temptation now. There is no voice
OF water with bcguilIng for your ea;,
And The cool forest. and the meadows green
Witch moi your feet away; an in the dels
Thee are no sunny places TO lie down.
You nus 60 in, aud by your cheerful tire
Wail for the Offices e love, and hear
Accents of human tenderness, and least
You; eye on The beauty OF the Young
II is season for the quiet thought,
And the still reckoning with ihyself The year
Gives back he spiris IL the dead and Tine
Whispers the history Of It's vanished hours;
And nc heart calling It's affections up,
Connieth his wasted InGnts. Life stands still q,
And Sc tics like fountain, aud the eye
sees clearly through its depths, and notch all
Ihat SIirfed lis troubled waters. Iliswrl
Inc Wlnlef with IN" dying year should come
FREEDOMS CALL IS.
II broke on the hash Of morn
u sariled the dull midnight
L ~ 2 the stirring peal of battle horn
" summoned them forth to fi2hi;
II rose DER the swelling bill
Br TIE meadows green u was heard
Calllog out for tie strength OF the fieeman's
will
And the m ght OF The freemab's SWORD!
The rivers heard The noise
The valleys iuDg il ori;
And every heart. leapt high AT the voice
OF tbat,hfillite biule shout.
They Spinug from the bridal bed
Ft0m tho pallet Of labrt's resi-.
Ara they hurried away 10 The field Of he dead
Like lardy marriage guest
they LETT lie plough in the corn
Ihey lelt The seer IN inc yoke,
And away from The ~ piher and child tsainotn
And The molden's 4 81 kiss they h,oke.
10 tbe shower Of the deadly hot,
w the iurId van Of the war.
SI.lhy they STOOD, bul answered moi
To the relnsS huran
B1i still as n. b,ooIing vorm.
Efe ~ la hes Ocean 10 loan
ne ,Iene'n ~ The tree was IN every arm
And every hear on Is home
VI Iheif pleasant homes they fhoupbi--
Ihey PRAYED 10 their fathers G. H.
tough, ~ WV"
The broad free lind they trod.
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solution BY substituting Monday the la
This am"ndn nj was uc cpieo.
Mr. ia kson then called The previou
IA. s',ru.
vi Newell Appealed 10 Mr. Jackson
" wrhi -aA has call. thu further a
ncndmenl, proposing more distant
rnN. Ish, be- proposed.
VI J.cNsuu d"ctH.d doing So.
Ia" re>onin Tor al urnnent sin,
III, uu the II was n Ell agreed ..
p II GlON$.
Bv Nr Toler o;ihc President and ~.
"r,o'sui tie i.Nnchnurg and Salem
Turnpike Company, p,oy NJ Tor an in
CREASE ofihc capital stock Of said com
n,,nN for the purpose oi macadumiz NJ
r"nd Is, Hr ) urm oi ciIzcns o
ti'I h"ur county, praying for right oi
way 10 he b, " - L Il. C,n"any.
Election Of State Offers
| Tnc pint order for tae election o.
he | u and Rad Auditor, Treasurer, lie
gis'er OF Land Office. Secr,nrv Of STATE
aud Librarian. Superintendent OF IN
1 Peuitentiary aud General Agent was la
I ken up.
! Ga mo ION Of Nlr Brcadus Of Culpep.
per. the rule o. the House was suspend
q. 81 US 10 make the election Of all u,
once.
hlr Brondus then nominated the pre-,
scn' incumocnts:
For Isl iudiior- James f. Heath.
For 2nI :. James awn
For Recommendations NJ Lawson
+ Register OF Land Office SiaiiIrC
u Parker.
Far Secretary Of ate ard l. 5rariau
-Wm II Richardson.
For Su, eri rendrnt Of Penilen'iary. =
Charles ) M"rgun.
For @ 'nerai dprni- James G. Spots
Mr. Broa las OF Caroline believed III,
General Agemi OF tie P"uiicuiary was
not compoten, 10 the Office, lie had no
p,Id n cent 10 the treasury during Tho
past year. lie nom mated as fit and
c"pa"'e nan-one hu wuu.u uaac pro
IL to The S.ate,-George K Peake.
VI Saith worid vote T r SPOTS, be
cause he was "a mercnan' and sue eSs'
ful one.
Mr. FUN Of w, ard Mr. Ycrby sup
ported the uumlna;ion Ut Mr. SPOTS.
\ tnesSnge was received from the Sc
late ;hai they have agreed unan nous S
t" tie resolution iCr udJourn"ent sine di'
on The l7;h.
Some farther remarks we're made bN
Ncssrs La y, Smith and Gtrnru. whel
on the appeal OF Mr. Wuchcr aid others
VI Bruadus withdrew the name oil Nh
Pcake.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-13

VlEG MA THEOLOGICAL SIENNA
kT.-FrOm The catalogue OF the officers, >lu.
dents and alumni Of The Tn ologit al Seminary
q The ProeSianr Epi> copal Church IN The Do
tese Of Vneinia for the preSen, session. il az
pears thai So students are partaking OF the
benefits OF ,hai Institution. The serior elias,
contains Is, the middle class 81 and The junio,
class IT. Among the students we rccrgniz,
lhe names q! even belonsing To Philadel.
phia The Seminary is >i,uaIed in Fairfax
comfy, Va a, a distance u: thTe" nj es rom
Alexendrls and eIgh from Washington -
The II shop OF the DIocs'e he Righl Il v
WIN Meaie. ID ID is Pre- ideut ~ he Faculty
he fist inn.eGisnl in con, crsalicn is
''"' '"e s'Cohu sood sensr, tie lhiid
god humor, ard the fourth wit