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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-03
THE VOICE.
BRANDON:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1916.

SToRN. On Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. the people in this vicinity were visited
with severe storm of snow, accompanied with a
heavy wind, which piled the snow into the roads GO
as to impede the progress of Uncle Sans mails yerv
much. In Troy and vicinity, the storm was more
severe than has been known for years before. The
accounts from the sea coast are most appalling.
as witness, the account in another column Of tba
wreck OF the steamer Atlantic, on the Sound. We
may expect to hear of much damage and of many
lives being lost during the storm.
The Great Western left New York on Thursdav
last during the storm, with 90 passengers.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-03

CHRISTMAS BROTHER JONATHAN. This immense
picture sheet issued by Wilson & CO., New York.
has just come to-hand Its principal feature is a
well executed engraving of Santa Claus on Christ
mas eve, rewly designedby Chapman, and which
occupies the entire first page The remaining out
SIDE pages are filed with the usual variety of excel
ent wood cuts appropriate for the occasion Among
the literary contents is the whole of the courtship
OF the Widow Wcks'. The price of this splendid
Christmas Offering is only 10 1-2 cents per copy.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-03

MICHIGAN. The new Legislature of that
State stands as follows:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-03

lMR. EDITOR. Ifyou think the following article
worthy of publication, you will please insert it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Mr.. Perkins, from the on tho
Judiciary, Ia whom was referred - much Of
The Message OF the Governor ~ relates to the
capturing oi pti1eus al Ohio, aud the CORES.
pondcnce with the Executive of Virginia n.
laiive thereto. made a rrpori: arguing that the
true boundary line between IA. States of Viz.
ginia and OHIO. is ihe middle If the ch.unrl
OF Tic nyeT aud concluding with the follow
iug resolutions
Resoiued, by ihe General ASS mhly az thc
STATE of Ohio. That the Southern boundary OF
the State OF Ohio, Is the centre Of tl. main
channel Of the Ohio River.
R,solred. That the Governor b. requested
to forward . orpy Of the above resolution a,,d
report accompanying IL, % the Executive a.
the several STATES, with q request that tho,
lay the same before their respective Iey;sla
lures; aud That a copy Of the sane b. ais,
forwarded To the Sens'ors aud Reprcsnta,iye
In Congress from this State.
The resolutions aud report were laid upo,
table, aud ordered 10 b. printed ia advance :
Other printing
We find the above proceedings ia the Obi
Housc 81 Delegates on Fnlay last. Sbo,l
the resolutions pass We arr fearful some diai
Guilty would result. We do not ihink Virf
MIA would Yield her tide very readily. Tbcr
Is an Island opposite this city that contain
some inhabitants that aw now %citircns ,
Wheeling and ihe Island j. considered = "a
Of ibs CITY. Under lbc~r revolutions 4, woul
b. brought undo thr jurisdiction ui ONO.
viii hardly de-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
DEATH or Mr.. PLgAsANTs.

IL Is with deep regret that we find oursell
called upon TO copy the following from the
Washington Union OF saturday. In some
respects we were mi-informcd Yesterday. II
seems that Mr.. Pleasant. fired bui one pistol.
while Richie fnd six-ioDr OF them upon
an almost unamed aud wounded man. Was
it the blood OF Cilley Tint cried 30 loud in'iil
Pshaw, we scom such c~lop.,mp.
We hear with profound regret OF the death
of John Hamplen Peasants. esq. OF Rich
mond. who bpcs,hed bis last ia that city at 2
oclosk Yesterday morning. We rgret. ON
every account, both the death of this gentle
man, aud the manner OF it. lie fell near
Manchester, on the bonks OF the James river,
opposite To Richmond. very early on Wedues-
day morning, iu M unfortunate %rencounter
with one who is related TO the editor OF this
paper by the tenlcrest ties. We had hoped
that he would have survived his wounds; but
II has been orlcrcd o~ihcrwis". 1t is not our
duty 20 enter into the circumstance which
have brunght about this lamcntcd catastrophe.
But * II too much TO ash a suspension oi pub
lie opinion until all the circuInSianccs OF the
case shall have been fully developcdl
Mr. Plc8ssnts had edited the L%ynchbng
for several yenr, until the winler oi
when he established The Richmond
Wing, one OF the strongest papers in the
IT. left that journal q law weeks since,
When hv ps,ocisied himself IN tic eli,ofsbip (
II the RICHMOND Star" He was a gentle.
nan OF brilliant talcnts-one of the best wri-
!. n Ia Virginia. aui an ahle. experienced, and
irlent politician Washington Uaioa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
TIE STORM u Tns CAPE.

The Barnstable Patriot has The follow ng no
iioe of the operations Of the late storm la iha,
vicinity.
The seyrrcst storm OF snow and wind RACED
during Sunday, that has been experienced here
these 20 years, at icssi. IL began from the
Northeast. about midnight. and the Wind soon
Increased in violence 10 a gale, the snow isi-
lag heavy and ihick,-snd iheu the wind
changed tn the northeast aud shsied. Early
Moa~ay moTning the storm clouds cleared
away, and when the sun rose, a novel scene
Tor this generally snowicss rcginn was pre-
senied. An Immense quantity ot snow has
iallen-proA0bly NOR than in all the other
storms ol tins winter. The ruads were llied
with snow hills. aud altogether impossible
until there had been a general turnout la
clear a path-which was N tsihing thing TO
do. As the hills WERE neither few nor lar be
tween, and ,hc snow falling moist. had frozen
on the surface. No mail has reached n. from
tho lower part OF lic Cape sinoe the storm
consequently we have heard Of no disasle n
IN that direction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
the MEXICAN INpEMNrTY.-rh,

inE EAlCA lNDEMNlTY.-The
President q few ds,s since ,rsns,nitied TO Con-
srcrs q communication scccmpsnied BY the
oe<~nt correspondence in Inference to the Mex
can ~indemnsues. which consisted OF thirty
Tour letters aud is very volumious. The sub
stance of them is given by the Washington
correspondent OF the Journal Of Commerce in
{, bret summary. u appears that in Nov-m-
vi. Mr.. Buchanan wrote TO Mr.. Siidcll
20 learn the facts in rcgari 90 the two indemni-
irs OF April aud July, 1913. Mr.. Noss said
hat he had, at the critical moment ia the al
tsirs of Santa Anna, in the rcNolu ION OF Pare
les. given a receipt on the 27ih OF August.
istt. iof the amount 81 the iudcmni'y.- Sy
s21o.5OO. The house oi 4. J~cnisson * To.
ian English house. had ontnc ,o u large a
mount with the Mexican government. and
vas responsible. With this House the Mex
Can government made an egreemcnt ON the
18th August, ~. tc pay the two ~indcmnities,
,nd TO allow them Ia per cent. interest per
month ON the amount and give them ouief-
on various sources for $3.50, 900 to 500 900,
cut OF which they were TO reimburse them.
selves. The money NO doubt, from The con-
n'ciion al the pc rites, went to assist Santa
Mana in the revolution against Gen. Paredcs,
-Noss, Hapgouse and Tngsrez being partizans
ln the revolution with santa A'ina. Gen.
Paroles succeeded in putting Santa Anna out
81 power. and The speculation OF Noss aud
J~cnI->on Co. failed. Then. on or about the
10Th September. lSii. Mr.. Voss gives another
c,ccipt for the amount of the Indemnity to
commit the Mexican govcrnmcn; for the pay
mcni of the amount 10 ths United States
But the Mexican Congress rcfusr TO allow this,
sti refuses Ia annUl the transaction with vos,
aud L. Jenisson s. Go. OF the 18th and the
27th August. 1911: aud now. MIR. Sliiell in
,isis la his letter to r. J~cnisson & Co. that
they ought To pay. Ths qucs,ion is. whether
the governmento i the United States ought inn
medIsiely Ia pay The claimants all their in-
demnity.-N. \. TrHs SIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
MEYICn


Tue rpod, which was at fTst REGARDED as
an Idle ni0iouf. tbata European prince Is io
be set upon the throne in Mexico, under the
guarantee oia powerful European govern.
meats, Is acquiring n shape aud consistency
which challenge our Serious attention. IL il
no longcra mere idle umous. The London
ftaes alludes 10 the project as one actually
contemplated. Mexico says the journal
"oannot remain as il il. IL must sink with.
out a struggle under the yoke Of a neighbor.
ing %TcPablic. hostile aud opposed TO the
whole Character ot It's native population by
"Tace. by religion. aud by Institutions. or IL
must seek by strengthening SIS connection
~HA EHrOpe a protection against the spint
'oi territorial aggTandiLement and dominion
which ts eager To estabsisha unive rial soyer
EIGHTY over the continent OF America. Such
"a conneAion with Europe eau clearly have
but one form aud one ongin-theJ orm mon
"Grchiedi thr ortgis, Spanish. The results
"oi Mexican independence Bre before the
world. The people OF Mexico cannot b.
"lnsrpsible OF their own ruin however power.
'lcsstIcy maybe avert IL. Under such cinaim-
stances, what would b. the effect of the
Temperance on the shores Of America Of that
nag OF Spain which was originally planted
there b. the great discoveries and captains
cot iofmcr ages, aud which left indestnctible
Traces oi It's pristine authority ia the colonial
descendants OF the Spanish people ? IL would
"bc as easy TO accomplish the conquest oI
Mexico at III present momen with a hand.
"lui oil the troops which form the garrison ol
'Cuba, as IN the days of the aboriginal Me1i-
"can princes"
The Times coniesses that when il threw
out this suggestion some months ago il wor,
an air OF romance and might be received viii
InCfedulity. Bat IL Is now 10 b- thought Of m,
a thing not only practicable, but asa measur,
urgently required, inasmuch as the ute
weakness, OF Mexico aud the unqusstiona
bic designs OF the United States have beco,n,
TOO manifest Tor doubt. The very pcf.onsg,
among the Spanish Princes is limited AT as M,
Individual best fitted Tor such an e~ntcrpris,
by lis PERSONAL qualities and his liberal senti
ments."
in connection with these remark. from a,
sriidc which bars the appearance of a semi
official character. We have an intimstiou q
The SINE SOFT IN letter Of the Mexican cor
respondent at tn Times, wdtten before th
late revolution IN Mexico. The writer speak
OF the disorganiDcd condition q the republic
as weaknrssa and manifest tendency to dissolu
uou. "hladly, I've saws. "wOuld the peopl
see a desPoiic powefrsc mp among them-
'amtlrecly woull obey rcceiU, a foreign pTiae
as sorsrcgn. pronided his position tras &c
'oadod by ang leadiHg European p0uer."
In view oi th ~ vcfy frequent indications
edding To them also The explicit langusrr o.
"a 1alhpt rciauye 10 rge . aiAtaia.me al N.
SPauisl rece on this continent ss a check 4
the United States We must ay that an erigep
~ o. p%oftentcd which il likely To- ip,ol,,
~'utc very s'nou5 ues-B0ihmore 4a,yi
cuH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

EARTHoUAkES-The shocks that were
fci, las, October in Long Island. Connecticut
and various other places. are explained by late
sdvices from the Fast. IL sppes,s that repeat.
edkhocks.or Earthquakes were felt a, Smy rna
Calcutta, &c, about that time. Questioning
much damage ard alarm. Eight houses fell
al PloumaH and forty more were damaged, as
well a. some twenty-five shops aud ware.
houses. only two OF the eighty houses al
Liskoli were left standing. Al Assam there
wen three shocks. t~o Of which were very
violent, accompanied by great noises aud un-
duiaiions of the earth. AT the latest dates
continued shocks werc lclt at Calcutta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
JAyNEs NARRATIVE. OR Lrrs Pncs-

JAyNES ALTERArivr. ON utre pvee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pu...s..
hes Lot psescrsb~d this pes psss,,oa IN s,ress -
casts oi uneunisf'sm. bai IN svesy ~.s~ 49,. -
wss nsci until the system became 4 a.e,~L ~. -.
me~iirine. The disease wa. rems,ei.
number lf es>cs Of Cout have f..
cnrd by this preparation. Ia one VI these Coo
The man had beea Afflicted With " ~ ssves,lv G.r
thirteen years. IA I" e~niirely disable him ftom h,,,.
ness. and Sc FIVE monih. Immediately prev,os, IN
has isk'ns The Life Pseservativc. he had b~en con-
tined In hs rcDm; bat beforc he hcd 6aishss ,hs
hind bottle. he was enabled TO walk ahou, IA.
streets. and soDn after returned 10 HE kus,ness l,or,
Which he had been excluded ny hs annieiioos.
DROPSICAL SwELLNCS-This n~d,e,n.
,ncfrases The p',vers Of dsg~-fi.n. ssci,es The .b,.,.
hetts int, healthy exercise. ny which ~s,e,,u. a,
Cslcarcou. ssi o.i'iops. and all unnatural s.l.,,..
meois are reduced. II in paris ione and v,,al,,y 4.
he whole ',s'rm. removing sask srd morbid head
aches. g'ddsnsss. wandering mania. and ner,ou.
affrciioas
ln fact. ~ every csse where The medicine h..
Scen iaken iof sHne time. ~ IN liter Er wh.t . /,
r-r, the ronetal health u the palieu, ha. .l.,,.
been I'M r"vrd ,yi.
la rs-rio,pan. The P.opfieior would ay ,ha, p,me
"''he most aston shlng rases OF Skin Diseases. Csn-
ee'. u 'onrhcsele and Scn.uls. have ben cussi sv
WIS medicine. that have ever been recanled: bat
~a"' 81 "on ia ibis sLee, I~fsclvdss their pubi.es-
I'o, NJ the Tine.
For sale by DR. } cRUMBacKER. i73 Nam
street mar2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS Ayp
OTHEHA.

rlaHE sUBscRI GER Keep. constantly "a, sale.
NJ the i"we.' price,. an s.sor'meni ef NED.
tCtNkS. DRUGS. DYESTUfF S.PAINrS. OILS.
GLASS. vnRNisii. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prees will give satisfaction. he en-
l'e''s even iho-e wha may not intend la purchase al
the time. io ascertain The prices OF his eoods.
Any g mmuniesi,ons a.kirg the pticcs Of gocds,
are nos'ch-esinlIy and prsnp,ly stswereL.
Tie weuid particularly sale. ,ha, he hes q Steam
tscierv 40 con1erion with his s,sse. fos Pswdsrng
Jaisa. Rhahafh. iPecacasnha. aud mann oihss
Medieine-; fsr grinding Mustard. Cinnamon. Als-
rice Psprsr, Cloves. &c; and Lamp Black. Black
L~ss, veniiiao Red. chfsme yellsw add green.
Veriss'is. Yellow ovhss asd her Paints. In os;
all " which be !, able 10 cell si ths very iowess
psccs. fs
Pants mined slrendy 6r nse and pat mp in ssr-
iheu fo's Of ~d,ffsTsn, sxc~. fos family eeayenisees
Pa,iy Of III. he.f qualify a, 81 cent. per ID. "ui
VI bfsdien. swi 3 es per III IN bladdefs. IN qsanfi.
lies of so pounds and upwsrrs. a
5r M charge made Sc delivering sseis in any
rau Of The ely. w GORDON.
Dsssenr. No i52 Veal Pssn.s few .soes from
Lishi q. sud opposite the B& o X Depss.
feb % BALTiMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
ELEVEN LEAGUE LAND GRANTS IN
rEN As

Thinking that the following la relation 10
Team land titles may b. interesting to some
oi our rvaders, we copy from the Red Lander
OF the llth November last.
Al the recent term of the district court in
Nacogdoches county which lass Just terminated
Is session, the question o~felcyen league grants
o! land came up Ia the suit Of Frost Thorn rs.
the republic of Texas. This was a grant OF
eleven leagues of land made io lose ) Banjo
by Vital Flores. Aicsdc of Nacogdochcs. IN
der on order from the governor az Coahuila
and Texas. 1t was sold aud conveyed by
said y Bsdo TO said Thorn, aud was located
within the twenty border leagues. The coun-
sci Tor the plaintiff and defendant were Of the
most able and eminent ol the bar of Eastern
Texas, aud oil objections such as performance
on conditions, location within the prohibited
twenty border leagues. &c. were eloquently
and ingcniously urged. bmt all proved me- r.
cobwet~ Ia the administration oil Justice, and
the sacrcdness at vested rights. The law was
clear that the Governor had the ri1ht Co MAKE
the ouieTs. Snd the Alcade tlc night 10 make
the title aud give possession. The Jury. sftei
an able and elaborate charge from the iudss
aud mature celebration. brought into conf
a verdict iof the plaintiff. The suit has beer
io court t0r about five years. AMI notwith
! standing the pwJwdioe against eleven l-axu,
claims ~ some OF the citizens Of Texas, J.
D appears that they are smoig the best and "A
test in TIC country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
MAIL FOR THxAs

The Postmaster Of this city has published
the following;
"By a Regulation Of the Post Office Depart
meni all letters, TO Galveston, should b. pre-
paid at this Office, at the same rates of those
Ia the regular United States Moil.
II il also expected that all letters from 9TH
CT Offices of the United States. should have
the inland postage prepaid 10 New Orleans,
in addition to tho postage from this 10 Gal
weston.
The two hne steamers, New York and Gal.
weston. will lsayr each port. (say OF New Or.
leans aud Gsives;on.) every five days, thu,
siiorting a trequentand speedy means OF COM
municntion."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

We arr indebted TO WA. Chap n. Esq.
So. ,rin,cnd.n, oil the Ohio institution ior tho
blind. is a opp Of his rcpor, upon the Bcnc.
VIOLENT Institutions Of Great Britain and Paris,
ineaiing the Institutions Tor the Blind. Deaf
Dumb and Insane, being supplementary ,C
the sth annual Report Of the Ohio institution
Zoe the education OF tn Blind. The rpor, i,
evidently prepared with grca, care and will
be eshcient in aid OF the spread OF such iusti-
tatiou. in our countrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

IMPORTANT AND PROFfTABLE---The
New York Ncws~ys: Il, has been found that
the leaves OF the palm ohdmarcps, largely
imported into this country from Cubs and 9th
or wes, India Islands. for tho straw hat msn
uiscturc. are covered with q rosin which falls
OF on splitting ,hs l.a,cs. This is vegetable
Vas lately found 10 be suitable for most Of The
purposes 10 which bccswsS is applied. Up
wards Of 100. 600 pounds OF this wax arc now
burnt or throws away ia ignorance OF It's val.
We. Look TO this, SPECTATORS"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

IN the Circuit Court OF The United States
Yesterday, Blown & Jones obtained a ,ealic,
egsinsi Samucl S%wanwout. Collector Of The
g-prt Of New Yofk. for sll .3gs. principal and
interrst. The FIRST question that sdsr.is Will
The Government pay tn yodicg Without
entering into the merits ct The cas ! snswer
thc} viii not ~ my opinion ani the oni, r..
ltei That rrmsils for che complinsuis H.. 90
priiiion Congnrss to DO them Justice. II he
1oileciof Was 10 rsy. thcy would enforce ihe
% iEn'nts. Tow many year the suit hss
hscn Peuding ! did not asseftsih.
The iacis ore plain and cusily understood.
terrain goosis wep entered at ihe Custop,
lo,,-e ant 30 PEI cent duty on them demso
dcd a. fooisHs, wheh tbe importers refused
o. pay. but pSid aadel protest. con,endiog
ihst they were WorsiSd and snbiest 90 u duI
onll - Ief cent. The supreme Cour Of
ue lnici States haze since dcti,l,I hat
snpds thus manufactured. and OF such mate.
'i"i' "ofe noi, in ihc construction 90 mean.
80 81 ttt lew, tooOisHs-N J. Cor. Ngf
~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
@:ssD<l
LEGlSLAIIVE-

Yesterday in the House OF Delegates. the
table was c,eareaof biilson their first reading
-most all of ihcm Of a local character. The
number uf bills. however. II ~ graf. that
there j. little probability that the Legislature
will adjourn earlier than "Wednesday next.
The Tar BHL--Wc lcam tina. the Com
mitiec of Conference Of the two Houses hsvc
determined to recommend that the Scnaics
smendment-kecpins the taxes at last years
nies-be agreed toby the House, s that pro-
vision be made Tor tbs redemption Of $4,000
ot State debt the present ycar.-C0mpaer y
Friday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Abbot Law r-ncr. fsq.. Of Boston. ia his
letters ON the Tariff. addressed Ia Mr.. Rvs.
of Va. admits that low duties will reduce the
price OF goods. The wings are beginning TO
lind out that their abomipable stulI about
high protective duties making goods cheap
will not b. believed any hunger by mcn OF
scnv.-Sf. CiuirsriiLe Gaic,te.
The ebo,c is not true. lie doc NO, admit
IL. neither does any other man Of common
srnse and tsir Intelligence bclieyr il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

FlRE.-we learn that we wvre mi,inform
refis were used, ss we now lcum. The fire
Was discovered BY MrHsll, membrr Of the lst
Hose and lac and two other memb~rs OF ;lc
ame Company, put it out. The Hope reels
were on the ground bat no, used. We arc
glad 10 have an opportunity Of giving the
Hose the credit, Tor We were fearful tho young
Hope was getting ahead OF ell Others. We
have ever rioiccd tina; out fire companies
sever had but the single aim OF being FRI a,
. FIRE ani to fight IL when present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
PUNISHMENT

Mail says that a young man OF loosc habits.
at Hong Kong. residing with his mother " ho
Was grcaily afflicted with rheumatism. neg
lectel 10 iakcprolst careol her. She repr,ached
him with his neglect, anil becoming infuria-
ted he rushed upon and ~SirangLd her. For
this horrible crime be has been scntenc,d 90
be cut iHio ten thousand pieces ii ne open
saGrkei place. The sentence had been con.
huned by ths Emperor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

The New ohcans Tropic OF the 10th instant
has the following paragraph:
Mn. Should've are enabled 10 state on
%undoubted authority, that Mr.. Siidell was at
Puebla at last dates, where he would ncmain
until he was rcociyedby the Mexican Govern
ment. This confirms the statement made in
the communicated OF Pena y Pens TO that
government, as pIblislcd by us Yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

NANi"ArloN.-A our wharf Yesterday
morning We found the HbemiA, Cinss,isn
Cambria. aud Aliiquipps. oil Cincinnati and
f'''so"'Bh packets, unabIo 10 go on to Pitts
burgh and waiting for ireigh, and ms.ense,,
Go return down. The Cirassian va, LII,
and Left yeslenlar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
Ths s., ~. Did ". Ner man !. 2. n.

\ large aud aaiasated town meeting was
held at Philadelphia on Thursisy night ior h.
Puip"~ 81 expressing opposition 10 che Bill
no." biofc thr I~EilstDfe 81 fcnns,iyauia
Eaniiug ih- Ealdmof. snd Ohio Rel Road
1ompanf the night oi as through he Satr.
Resolutions wem adopted strongly proiestius
againsi llt' pas~sg" 81 the Bll, AMI iusi nact-
iilg So hon. tlnafies Hibhons, senator frogn
Philadelphia 80 tots sssinst thc ns,.stg o
fcsign hiss at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Cs- We perceive that our friend wrLrE
u. OLDH.s. Esq has been nominated in the
Marshall B-aoon as q candidate for ,hc House
OF Delegates from Marshall County. We
really trust our fellow wings Of Marshall moy
have 40 good aud ,rus,y a SUCCESSOR OF their
present. worthy representative. Col. rsuitt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
HOW IT WAS DoNE,-Mr

HOW IT WAS D0NE,-Mr. Spencer. n
SENATOR ia the New York legislature, a few
days since. ia a speech before the Senate of
that State. referred to the abolition OF slavery
in Massachusetts,. lie sid there was no
specific regard OF its abolition. John Quincy
Adams had informed him of the probable
manner in which slavery was abolished in
Massachusetts,. IL wss in this Wise: A not
had been given FOR the price of slave, in Ia.
81. This note was sued; and the court ruled,
that the maker had received no consideration
a. man could not be sold. From that time
forward slavery died in the old Bay State.