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Marriage at a Temperance Meeting

f.TRSsSt.s 4. outs 5RePutlican endorses
tks following interesting Sketch rs a
.isiIn the evening 81 the day ON which
l.AIice arrived az S q great Tempe
lance meeting was Iield IN one of The
.churches. % Her friend whnhad become
H<nthusias,ic' in the csdse, urged her to
20 to the meeting which Alice did,
though' with reluctance. A'rhe prelimi-
haries Usually arpertaining 10 meet
gsfiaving been arranged, briefopen-
ing address was made by one ofthe min.
i,,ers. "A refof6ea qfian then related
.hisexperience w;lh,greatefect, After
he had finished there was 1, pause of
psarIy . minute. Atlepg,h q man who
bad ,been seated far back. with his face
turned from the audience, arose slowly,
and moved, to the front OF the. stage.
A half suppressed exclamation esca-
ped Alice, al, s, ,hsr eyes caught the well
known (eatrures Of him who bad once
been her husband, while a quick thrill
ran through her. Then her frame tremI
6ed in accordance with her futterjng
heart. The face Of Mr.. ,Delany had
rreasly changed since she looked upon
i. rs calaS dignlfed elevation had
6eeen restored-bGt what q difference!
IMr. President" he began, in q bro;
ken voice, aalthough lhad consented al
your our urgent urgent solicitation TO address this
large assemblage 70 night, YET ! have
felsso strong a reluctance TO do 50, that
nhas been with the greatest difficulty
fhati could drag myself forward. But
fhad passed my word and could not Vi,
-olsse IT, AS % relating my experience,
fI,at |, do not think can venture upon.I
the past | dare not recall. { Would VI
heaven that jdst len years Of my life
were blotted out" ~ * ~ .asn. !,
The speaker here paused moment,
Sireaady much affected. Then res,im.
iha II a fifmer voice he said: 1S'p ~ ~
LBut something must be said of MY
own case, 81. l shall fail 70 make that
your minds g shgasI "A wishto sila
HaPicsufess, II real lie touch the heart
Win sEa pao Il wei, while distract presenta,
sinonsw Of truth glitter coldly 10 the intel
ieciusl regions Of the mind, and then
fids rem the psfcsPtioonn ID like 6gdre4s, a il
aYour speaker .oanco stood among the
first members OF the bar in neighbor-
i19 State. = Nay, npfe than thai the rep |
rSSeftsd his county Three Years in the
ASsgmbiy 'of ths' ''c6mmo nfwealth, ana
more than that still. he occupied a scat
n Contr Tess, forp two Congressional pe-
.:f3Vsye sfi bnB ,isSi yEbnSif M 10 smof
AT sxSiiiqais period shsp stiffness u dsathlI
pervaded The crowded room. s'sp M
'aAad yet'mbr tbad dllthat,''he con.
ti6Hea, hiss voicyf sinking intp a alow,thtilt- |
ing tone, che had a tender wife and two1
swe6s chAdTen.n But an Those konors,
al those blessings have departed ffon
him. ne Continued, his woes growing /
RnNNstlt71s--. .erliil
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MECHANICAL EXECUTION
By H. ADoLPHUs RUTT1N \
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Advertisements inserted pt 80 cents per square,
fourteen lines less, for the FIRST insertion, and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month ~ co. Three months so. ssiv
months SI5., Twelve months S25.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

Friday, December 8.
The Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees:
On Ciaims-Messrs. Daniel, McCauley
kinney Smith. HARDWOOD. Averett and
French
On Internal Improptment-M essrs. Sloan.
Crump. Fry, Stanard. Dennis, Deneale, Ro-
gers aud Tate.
On General La1s--Messrs. TYLER. Thomp-
son, Amber. Standard, Garlic, Kinney and
Tribe.
On Courts Of Jitstice-Messrs. Stringer.
Kane, Witcher, Woods. Danirl, Shae kleford
and Isbel
To Eramine Clerks OGce-Messrs. Hsr.
wood. French aud Opie
10 Erdn'ine Bonds Of Public Offers
Mrssrs Tribe, Fry. Tyler, Kinney and
Pitts.
To Eraniae Public Li6rarg-M,,srs
McCauiey, Witcher, Stringer. Plus aud
Tatr.
To Eramine neutrality-suspicious.. Smith
Sicsn, Pduiott, Fry, B.rbee, Averett snd
lsbell
10 Examine Treasurer's Accounts
Mrssrs. Dennis, Deneule. Crump, harwood.
French and Shacklriofd
gers, MeCauiey, Kane, Woods, Carlile and
ANeGru.
On Public Armory-Messrs. Rogers,
Smith, Parrou. Drnrsie Dennis md Ooie.
Jolh COMMITTEE upon Refusal of Grill
Code--Mrssrs. Thompson, Amber, hinney.
Sloan aud Nltchcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

| On motion Of Mr.. Tovnes. Resolved. That
the Committee ot Courts OF Justice inquire
into the eypsdiency Of repeating the act OF
Assembly concerning the correction OF er-
rors committed in the progress OF chancery
CASES, and regulsiIng sppesls from DEGREES
( pronounced Ihereln,' passed March lOlh'
I ls4s.
I On motion Of Mr.. Burlett. Resolved. That
+ the Co rnmitiee OF Courts inquire into The
/ eNpedisncy OF amending The 10Th secll on al
[ the 5th c hspt OF Eau act to reduced into
one the several acts concerning crimes aud
/ punlshmrnts and proceedings in criminal
cases, passed March 1. ls45.
On motion OF Mr.. McClung, Resolved.
That the Committee OF Propositions inquire
The expedIency OF Incorporating a company
/ 20 establish line OF stages from the ternl-
nus OF the Louisa Railroad To the White Sui
4 phur Springs, IN the county OF GFeenbrer.
THE LAND FUND.
| Mr.. Lsidley offered the following resUlu-
/ lion:
Resolved. by the General Assembly OF Vir-
/ gina; that the Treasurer OF this Common =
I wealth be aud he is hereby authorized TO re-
ceive and place to ths credit OF the Litea ~
Fund. Nirginia'- quota arising from the sale
of the pnbIic lands.
Mr.. Lsilley was not disposed TO disturb
the harmony ct the House BY the introduc-
ton of any political topic for discussion. A
resolution OF similar import had been passed
at different times. & trusted he would be pas
sed now. 1t was offeredin no party spirit, and
he hoped it would receive the sanction OF the
House without debate.
J Mr.. Rives OF Prince George moved to Law
i the resolution Oh the table. Carried ayes So
noes So.
| The Senate having amended the resolution
for the election OF Governor bv insertin,
Tuesday the 18th inst, instead Of Mouds $
the ith. the House cyncurred in the said a
mendment.
A message from the Senate bv Mr.. Rogers
Resolved. That W hen the Senate adjourn,
on Thursday, the lith day of this month, il
will, with the concurrence OF the House oil
Delegates adjourn until Thursday the 4,i
lday OF January next.
Laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.. Shelf
fey.
On motion Of MIR. Caldwell, the House ad
ljoumed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
GEN. TAYLOR AT THE GIRLS HIGH
school, IN NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans High School for girls, on
Clio street, presented most cheering aud
pleasing scene on the 3rd. 1t being the day
fixed upon tor their examination. Gen. Taylor
had been uvited.to attend, aud accepted the
invitation. When the General arrived, he
was welcomed By Miss Perry, (the daughter,
saws the Delta, OF one of the Cass men OF n.
Orleans in very briei address. The Gener-
al who never looked better. or in better spir-
its; replied as follows:
'My dear young ladies'. feel somewhat
embarrassed TO fad words to express my &c
acknowledgements 10 you, iur your kind opin-
ions and feelings towards me. fear YOU
have conplmenied ntt Tar too high in refer
ence To what services may have rendered
my country. ! cannot but feel pleased with
Your address, and assure you that ieel no
ordinary qualification In seeing the advance
ment OF education, Tor with II the principles
o. religion and morality must 80 hand IN hand.
By this the iaud which give lis birth must be
made a great country, and our people be
zen Tered happy aud contented. In the numer-
Gus bright faces around me, see earnest
that those who are TO follow IN our path, will
be well fitted for their duties. Among them
l see the future mothers oil iutute heroes IN
the field, and sages il The council You will
transmit those principles OF Independence,
which are the great bulwark OF the nation,
pure and unadulterated, 10 your chlldrens
children, as you received them IRON those
who have gone before ~; 50 that 10 the end
of time. ihe councils OF the wise ma, guide
aud govern as the arm OF the brave may de-
fend aud protect the land which gave us birth.
Ladies permit me to conclude 10y expressing
heartfelt wish, that every happiness aud
blessing which the human family Is capable
OF enjoying, may be your portion IN thls h'e,
aud that still brighter enjoyment may bs
your reward hereafter.
The reply was delivered with much iervor
OF feeling and earnestness OF manner
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CHRIsrNAs.-Hsving received sample

CHRISTMAS.-Hsving received sample
OF tha elegant bijoutetie on sale at Mr.. John
X. Thomps1u's. we called, yesterday TO see
whether I've had any "more OF the same sort
lei." for purchasers oi Christmas ard New
Years presents. Well, he has. We looked
over the elegant variety OF aiabaster models
&c. aud then turned ourself to the con-
Indication oi books-cl friends IN new dress
aud ne friends ia The elegant covering oil
siIt, and embossed morocco. where the page
has not soil save OF the mind made visible.
They are TO be found at ihompson's IN equal
elegance and variety--s,i mat the highest e.
doved could ask, or the most fastidIous VISA
Give me a book Tor holiday present II
YOU would be remembered for life. LOOK
yer these booksellers an author or senu-
ment. a word no, "lighuy spoken, STRIKING
from the heart a rich melody that speaks oil
bye gone days, aud calls the angels OF long
past friends to swell tue symphony, sweetef
than thousand hsrps. book-it appeal
10 the never dying mind, and as friendly
offering is at once memeEto aud monitor,
nm index OF the donors worth, and estimate.
Buy books for the holidays and toys for the
ba bies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
PoLK'S MESSAGE,

speech before the Rough an Ready Club OF
Washington on thursday evening, in which
be made The following good hiI al the Presi-
dents messsgr;
"He was struck with the remark ofs friend
in the house. willis. lie rls rate aud i'll
liu ed ss well as M tempered document was
b. Jog read by the clerk,
Sume one said Mr. Polk il like lawyer ar
guing oss~ alter II j. deeidrd. His tnend
" hon YOU all know. Mr. Collamer.) said ne
Was rather ike lawyer he hesn OF ia Yer
mont. Who upon beinS repunanded b, the
Judge, Tor sp~sking alter The Judgement Of The
Count MAS pronounced, replied that he was
not BY amy mesns arguing the case ogsin, but
only dsnlnils the decision.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

SCHLEGELS LECTURES. Langley, the
publisher OF Sehlegels Lectures on Ancient
and Modern Literature, has sent Us copy by
Mr Thompson, who has them Tor sale. Al
though both the Schlegels had attained
pre- -eminenee in the field of literature, among
the Ii erary circles OF Germany, many years
ago, the works of Frederick Schlegel were
but recently translated These lectures, how
ever, now torn the STANDARD work OF The first
schools in the country. The student finds
treasure in them, and the mere reader is de-
delighted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Columbus: DEC. l3.
In the Senate, Mr. Goddard moved TO ia ke
up Ashbsld's resolutions
An exciting debate followed. Mr. Ewing
thought that the time Tor action had now
come. and opposed the motion.
Mr. Goddard said il made but hiile differ
ence Whether The resolutions were taken III
or not. The fiat had gone forth. and no power
short Of bayonets could collect taxes durnz
the disorganlzllion OF the Legislature.
Mr. Whitman said the Democratic member,
Dad long since written 10 the county Treas
ureIs, TO withhold the Taxes.
The motion TO take up was lost--yeas 6
nays 80
Adjourned.
In the House the proceedings were The
same as Yesterday. The rumor OF PROPOSE
ton Tor compromise from the Democrats Il
the Whigs, is not confirmed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

We are gratitied to find The follow ing we'd
merted pIaise b. owed upon Two sd'n!ra
be Officers and men of The r,usbufgh Jour
nal. which does mol .aiI in lis accustomed
courtesy. Speaking o ,he Tetrsiaph No. :
j, save. The Teiegrusa ia beautiful boat
aud oincer-d by competent men. CoPt. Ma
sou'- lsiuc Is OF i,sr.i, un assurance OF G cd
hoa.. sud assistants. The frs clerk, Mr..
} hn Last is elso We, known as gentleman
in eyefy sense OF the word; aud we regard a
nv boat as fortunate " Inch secures his serri'
ces"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

The undersigned having been appoin ed BY
The Sanitary co mlttee OF the Board OF Health
/ to prrpare communicates to the public. in
relation 10 The epidemic Cholera with which
Ihis oliy Is now Threatened. respectfully re-
/ port lhai, a. YET, tie disease is entirely con-
hued TO Quarantine, aud the hope Is cherish.
I'll that under HE protection OF ID kind Pfu>i.
; drnee, TINS Guy may be preserved from its
: ravagcs.
Ii is evident, however. that the cause of the
disrasr is lowering Ia The atmosphere about
Us, aud II therefore becomes a dul, 10 sdnpt
lu season, all such precautionary measures Is
mas tend II possible. TO mitigate its evils
should II unfortunately sssail Us Under rhi.
Impression they beg 10 make the following
suggestion
As the whole history OF the Cholera shows
lhsi lie diffusion depends upon all those eau
80 which have tendency 10 render The all
i'nPure. The iiIs and most important concern
" laIes 10 the Cleanliness Of The city. 10 &C.
eunplish this the committee are sa lisfird that
TIE board Of health have taken such measures
and will continue 10 DO SO, as they trust will
br efficient
The Bosrd OF Health, however. il is evident
cannoi do everything, aud the committee re-.
sPeeilully call upoa their fellow citizens to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
Tie Hon. Andrew Stewart viii please ac-
cept cur thanks for congressional documents.

The New Orleans Times OF The 9th saws;
The President elect visited the S. Charles
and Amenoau Theatres OF last night and
was mos, eGthusiasicaI cheered Of his en-
trance 10 aud departure, by the audiences as.
sembled. The orchestra al Inc S. Charles,
performed seine appropriate national ans,
and all seemed well peased--tne good Gen.
at bi. welcome, ana his fellow citizens al his
presence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

We invite public attention to the article
in smother column copied from the Zanesvi.le
Gazette, relative TO The Genital Ohio Rail
Road. The citizens Of Evansville are mani
Testing great energy IN this work, and We
81 lcerrly hope they viii meet with cores
pondiug g here aud along The line. That
oLly is required 10 puaa this work onward,
and complete ii earlier than any other road
can &c made connecting the easi and la@ in
terror al Ono.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
HOUSE:

Committee was appointed TO report as
to the best measures OF reporting and publish
ing the proceedings OF Congress,
In pursuance OF notice given, Mr. Gre.ly in
'roduced bill, giving the freedom oil the pub
lie lands TO actual settlers
Mr. Palirey asked lrave 10 introduce bill,
prohibiting slavery in the District OF Coumbia
refused.
Mr. Fooie offered resolution; directing the
appropriate Committee 10 report q bill, ior
the orSan'za'r OF territorial government ia
California. to The exclusion of slavery.
motion 10 lay on the table being negatived
the resolution was adopted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
W ashington. Dec. 10.
81 AWE

SEA1E.
MIR Benton presented memorial from the
citizens OF New Mexico, asking for the esiab-
lishment OF territorial government.
Mr. Clayton expressed his determination in
favor OF such organization as that which he
sdvoCoted last YEAR
Nh. Benton moved, 10 print the memo
rial.
MIR Calhoun protested against the consiae-
ration OF the subjects referred TO in the mem
oral.
Some angry words occurred between Mr..
Benton, aud Messrs. Calhoun and West
colt.
Mr. Clayton explained The memorial presen.
ted by him. He denied lis being insoent,
and said the people had a right TO ask for the
re slrclion OF slavery.
Mr. Calhoun couteaded that the objection.
able feature was disrespectlul TO the peopl,
aud offensive TO the Senate, and should not
| be received
Mr. Foote moved TO refer and print. Agreed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
THEcAoLERA IN NEW YORK.

The Toll wing report which is Published
a The New York papers, will commend itself
lr general attention.
/ was made by the physicians who have
been selected as an advisory committee of the
Board Vi Health ol New York.
/ Is su able. we'll digested and important
pspvr and IL lis directions and counaes are
c.teiuliy needed, The dreadful scoufge which
now threatens US, will be deprived OF many
OF its lerrots
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

Mr. J. H. Eawkios offers y choice lot OF
groceries al his excellent stand mex, door a
bove .ae Times ohce. He is now prepared
10 Wait on customers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
HOUSE OF DaLEG ATES.

Saturday. Dee. 9. ls4S.
The Speaker announced the following
SpeGial Commuters:
Jolni Committee with that of the Senate
to consider the Reports OF the Civil and
Criminal Codes ;-Niessrs. Moncurr OF STAT
ford. Scott, Waffle. Conway, Harrison of
Louduun, and Smith.
On the Jurisdiction of Ju.iices Of IN.
Peace :-Messrs. Moore, Aston, Herb~rt
Rector. Mayo, Ferguson, White, Laidiey.
aud PIt.msn.
RES0LU lions.
On motion OF Mr.. Sugar. Resolved That
the Colnmllte OF Roads inquire in the expe.
dlency oil recognizing .he Board OF Pubic
Works.
GA motion of Mr.. Moore. Resolved. Th,,
HE Com oi Privileges and Elections emo aire
into The "a ediency OF changing the un,r of
holding elections iuf inrmbcIs of Congress.
and OF he House OF Delegates and Senate of
Virginia.
GA motion o! Mr.. Worhington. Resolved.
inat the several acts Of the General Assem-
oily relating 10 discounts and olsett. be re-
lerred 10 The Committee OF Courts of Justice
With Instructions 10 consider whether any a.
mendmen;s or alterations OF said aets are
eAPedisnt aud proper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
CHEAP COUNTER.

THE subscribers eng DESTROYS of acting the
VIZ that The Cheap T able has produced in this city
and vicinity akfs this method in self defence Of infor
ming the people in general thathcy have scattered all
over their counter mot remnants aud old goods oniy)
but fresh goods which they viii sell regardless Of prices
All that want good goods and great bargains. come
quick, they Will he sold gre. saerifcesno ms
take. just think for momentJcsns such we have
sold al 81 per yard. IL, sell for i2t cents.
Calico sold ~ cents win sell and cen>.
aud other goods in proportion. II don't believe II
come and see Remember Of BEKRYHItL GO.
n. B-nur entire stock OF Casnmeres and Mousline
Deaius, we determined TO close out, regardless of
prices. IA [deeel b. x Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
For the Times.


CoLERAIN, Ohio Dec 10. l94S
Dear Sir:-About the Sth of March, lSi7
was travelling through this country with a
model Tor an improvement in machine for
thrashing separating from the straw and win
moving small grain. ! called al the machine
shop oi Messrs, T. & ID. Wiley, and exhibit
ed my model in the presence OF number of
gentlemen, among whom was Mr. Benjamin
Hoyle, no is manufacturing machines with
separaters attached. Mr.. B. Hoye was pleas
ed to make statements that were calcu' ated To
fix public sentiment 10 the disadvantage Of
my Improvement. am now here with a
full size machine, and hold myself ready at
any time within one week to defend myself
and lest nv machine with Mr.. Ho,le's by
ihTashing with hi n at the same place, same
time, same team aud same hands. | will al
low him 10 waste one pick more wheat than
do provided he will take every other bushel
from the mill. put it into the cylender and
separate ii over again. The object OF this is
fully TO test the ability OF each machine 10
seperath gain from the straw.
As Mr.. Hnyle is acquainted here and | am
d stranger ] hope he will SECURE a suitable
place to thrash and monty me through your
roper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
Respectfully your Ob,. Servant.

TITtNM DIhDAN,
P. s. should be pleased 10 use Mr..
/ hoyle's horse power as have no, one OF my
own. Should any one wish 10 purchase
rlshs Tor my separations lhey Will fnd me al
Cole rain Tor the next ten days
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

GOLD WATCHES.
- EE'D this day direct from the importers new as.
80 soTInent of fine full ieweed Gold Lever ate he,
from the most cslehrsted makers, such genuine Jas
Johnson and NJ. J. Tobias Levers.
Also Full Jewelied Anchor Eseapement Levers;
do gold Lephe " atches.
do do Verge do
d" SILVER Lever, the very best
Also, Silver LepIne, Verge and common watches.
JOHN BISHOP,
No. l42 Nam street.
n. B-Particular and personal attention paid to re.
pairing watches and all WORK warranted decl5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

SENATOR FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh, Dec. Is.
The Legislature made an aborlive attempt
| to elect a Senator
MIR Badger rec ivea So votes; necessary 10
choice S.;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15

The Telegraph and Brilliant went down
last night. They moved quietly, the Tele-
graph half al hour ahead.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-15
PREMIUM

PREMIUM
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS.
'siioP has this Gay received good Supply those
- superior Gold fens. These are the original genu.
inc horn's Pens warranted the best article, aud viii
be sold e. reduced prices. have also every varsity Of
gold pens. and al all prices Call AID try them
JOHN BISHOP.
1s2 Main street
~ B-Psrtieusr and personal attention paid 10 re
pairing W alclcs. decl5