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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

HARRISBURG, 7th Dec. 1889.
To Gov. JoHN TYLER:
SIR: The undersigned, a committee appointed h,
The Na'ionsl Democratic Wing Convention nssey,bls,
at Harrisburgh To nominate Candidates for the enice,
o. President and Vice President Of The Il. States have
the honor 10 inform you that by n resolution If tb,l
D@iv, passed this day, Gen. VIM Henry U,rrri.,, "a
OF OhiU was nominated a Candidate for the Presidon
CIV. and You a candidsle for the Vice Presidenev of ~,
United States.
The undersigned have honor 10 be. with fbo h;,L
est respect, Your obi sery'ts.
JOHN OWEN, ofN. Carolina. Chaiunop
ELISHA w. ALl.EN. OF Maine.
JAMES WILSON, Of New Hampsbire.
ISAAC. =. BATES, Of Massachusets.
JAMES y. SIMMONS. Of Rhode Island
WILLIAM HENRY, ofYennunr.
CHARLES DAVIS. Of Connecticut
ROBERT c. NICHOLAS. Of New York
EPIRAM MARSH of New Jersey.
RICHARD MANSFIELD, or Delaware.
j. ANDREW Shuttle, Of PenpsvIvoBi,
JOHNSON, Of Maryland.
JANIS w PEGRAM. Of Virginia.
IIOMAS METCALF. Of Kentucky.
JACOB BURNETT. Of Ohio.
DOUGLASS MCGUIRE Of Indiana.
g.. MASON GRAHAM. ofLouis;ata
J. C.TUPPER, Of Mississippi.
WILLIAM IT, RUSSELL, Of Missouri.
GEO w. RALPH. ofIlinois.
HENRY w. HlLLIARD. Of Alabama.
1EO "A Of Michigan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
II ACCEPTANCE
LeucT from the Commir,e 20 Gen. Tia, ri,.,

LneT from the Commif-e 10 Gen. Harrison.
HARRISBURG. 9Th December. 1870
To Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison
sra; The undersigned, n committee .pnointcd n,
the National Democratic Wing Convention. assem-
bled at Harrisburg 10 nominate Candidates for the oc
lice oil President and Vice Pneeident of the un;,cl
States, have the honor To inform YOU that. nv a rcso.
lniion OF that body. passed unanimously this dav. Won
were nominated a candidate for The Presidency and
the Hon. John Tyler, of Virginia. a candidate for m.
Vice Presidency Of the United States.
The undersigned have The honor TO be. with ia,
highest respect, your obedicni servants.
JOHN OWEN, Of North Caroliaa. Chairman,
ELISHA W. ALLEN of Maine.
ISAAC c. BATES of Massachnseus.
JAMES +. SIMMONS Or Rhode Island.
J. HENRY of Vermont.
DAVIS of Connecticut.
ROBERT c. NICHOLAS of New York.
MARS,I of New Jersey.
RICHARD MANSFIELD Of Delaware.
ANDREW Shuttle Of PcnnsyIyapio.
RENERDY JOHNSON Of MARYLAND.
NJ w. PEGRAM of Virginia
THOMAS METCALF of Kentucky
JACOB BURNETT Of Ohio.
DOUGLASS MCGUIRE of Indiana
& MASON GRAHAM Of Louisiana.
j. {. UPPER Of Mississippi.
WILLIAM II. Russell Of Missouri.
GEO. w. RALPH of Illinois.
HENRY w. billiard of Alabama.
GEO. BATES Of Michigan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Cory RiGnT Law OF ESGfASp.-In n la;c case be.
tore the English Vice Chaneellor's Court, an iniunc-
lion obtained by Bentley, a London publisher who
had purchased the coy right Of Cooper, Headsman,
against another publisher who had printed portions OF
that work in a periodical, WIS sustained by the deci.
sion Of the Vice Chancellor. 1t was stated by the Judge
that protection by the law Of copy right in England
was given To works first published in that country,
whether suck works were written abroad or moi. lie
was of opinion that if a foreigner wrote a work,
whether abroad or in that country. and gave the Eng.
lish public the advantage of his learning anI know.
ledge by first publishing the work in that country. he
was clearly entitled 10 the protection Of the copy right
la" Of that country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Resoiued, rs the opinion of ihis -eons,ir,ee. Thu,
The poll ought TO stand thus:
For II. Caldwell, oeg
FOR john Scott 2s5
Giving n majority or votes to Nj. Caldwell.
and t!a; +. IT, Caldwell was, duly elected 10 rcp,cson,
the county of Marshall in the present House Of Dele
gates
In consequence OF he correction Of the polls and
adoption OF The varions resolutions. iae poll stands
corr'cted-Caldwell 2sS-Scot 2S5.
Mr. Ncnablc OIL red a substitute for the 7Ist rcsoIu.
tou as thus corrected,
"Resotrcf, That John Scott has received a majority
OF ihe legal votes Of Tho county of Marshall. and IS on.
n'led to represent said county in the present House of
Delegates" ~
MI. Mcconnell called for tic previ rus question:
lost, ayes IL, noes 81.
Mr.. Souihall said, this was Inc most extraordinary
PROPOSE ION he had ever heard submitted in a deliber1.
tive body.
Mr. Scott, tfhe returned member requested that
the substitute be Withdrawn. lie regarded The con.
test as over.
Mr. Ridley requested a Withdrawal Of the substitute.
Ms smith Of l. q W, stated he could not vote for tbe
substitute, although he would not vote for the rcsolu.
ton as corrected.
Mr.. Nennhle asked leave 10 withd raw his substitute
MI BUNS objected 10 a withdrawal. Leave TO with
draw was granted ~ the Honse, without a count.
Mr.. b its then renewed The motion TO adop, the spb.
shiuic. and called Cor the ave and noes.
Mr. Tunsiall expressed lass as.onisbment M The in.
uoducilon Of This proposition by the gentleman from
Prince Edward. Ii implied a disrespcciiul rcnec ton
upon the House.
MI Ncnablc dlsclaimed any intention Of throw inc
any discrcdiiable reflection upon the Housc. nc
hpught there was some Inconsistency I'm the deeisi,ps
OF the House, which he wished corrected
Inc vote on the substitute vas then taken. which
was ncgarved-aycs IS. nocs 50.
Nj Smith OIL Of W. called for the ayes and noe,
on the adoption Of The TIst Resolution; which were
orIerel-and were, ayes - uO,s5l.
mr. scott The returned mombe) made some re-.
ma'Es expressing his acluicscenco in the decision Of
''e majority, and withdrew; when The Speaker an.
"".l"ed The c~licsiing member entitled 10 hrs seal.
"a. banhs Offered the following resolution.
heS~rc1, That the House will. with Tho concu,.
renee oi The Senate. proceed on the inst Jointly
WIN that body 20 lho clec;ior Of Major General If
'e q DIVISION Of Virginia Militia to Oh the vacancy
occasIoned by the resignation Of Gen. WIN Madi.on
Laid on Tbs table.
Nr souihail gave notice that no would tomorrow
rai up The report Of The committee on the contested
election from Mononpalia.
On motion Of Mr. Ratclihe. The House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

TIrPEcAHoE CLUP.-Thc Club meets this evening
a. the Court House, where IL is expected an address
VII DC delivered 10y r J. w. Clemens, on the life
and character Of Gen. w. II Harrison. We doubt
not every member will be there. AMI long and lond
vii I've the Eiuzzas for old TiPpecanoe. The Colum-
hns Journal IS informed that this Club now numbers
Two hundred members, who have pro -idcd by their
constitution that each shall pay twenty-five cents for
being absent at any meeting. That is tho way 10
90 IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Inc only point which We End in the proceedings Of
The House Of Representatives at Washington on tAs
18Th, IS the following speech set To music. We can.
not see q representative from so respectable a county
as Hamilioa. Ohio, or from ans other place. play the
monkey, without regret.
y SPEECH SET TO MUSIC.
Dr. DUNCAN, Of Ohio. asked Mr.. CtIYFoRp 10 give
way 10 allow him 10 introduce u meirical version of
Spine passages IN the speech he had recently delivered
on the New Jersey case, which had been composed b,
: person IN the gallery. They were in rhyme and set
10 music.
(CHes Of "sing them Doctor" soto roceO
As he intended TO incorporate this poetry IN his rub.
iished speech he wished TO read ii 10 the House
("Lot as have the tune too Give US The song -
Go on GoonrD
The SPEAKER. The member from Ohio IS ou, of
order" -
Mr.. CLIFFORD. Il claim the floor
Mr., DuScAN. IL thought the gentleman had given
way 10 me-"
Mr.. CLIFFORD Il did--but | have heard enough
Of tho gcnileman's csrlana.~m."
Mr. DUNCAN. NO, sir; the most important par; is
to come--the poeuy Is the best Of it,"
losing IL, Doctor LET him give the song In
justice 10 the Speaker and The House. | must say. tEcse
calls were not loud enough to be heard except in the
neighborhocd nf the member on the hoorO
= TIM SrFAKER. "The gentleman from Ohio will
come ioorder! lie cannot be allowed TO proceed"
This sOlemnjesteT from Ohio then took his SEAL
These are the men-the aciors IN the nonsensical scene
"ho charge the opposition with wasting the time OF
Congress, by arrCsiing the progress Of the public bu.
sinesa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

SrENu NtICtrI0y 0F rur Nufp-Ao Fr-I,,
Company b. forming under The immediate su,frI7 n
Mehfmet AIi. 20 navigate The Nile regularly by .fo,w.
hoa's bstNccu Cairo and frc mouth u he AIeosrI,i
an tanaL % is said. Mr. Wochorn has been nlisfy
Instrumental Boz procuring ihis permission: and The flr.
iherance Of t1c piarn had been actively taken mi, bv a
highly respectable EnglIsh house .Joicc. Thurbum a
.o-l who q wos hoPcd. would prosecui, Oh. enter
gSss with be Ng'r s9ch undcrskn. deserves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

4 SEVERE CASE or TEETfHNG. WIFI
~ CMME COMPLAINT, cured by the innL
Ieie American Soothing Syrup Of DR.. w. Eyans-
Mrs Mcpherson. residing at No. 8. Madison s,ree,
called at the Medical Office Of DIR. w. Eyons. \, 100
Chathsm street. n. Y. and purchased n bottle of the
syrup FOR her child, who was suffering excruciafina
pam during the process Of dcniition. being msmouta-
ray threatened with commissions its bowels too were
exceedingly loose, and no food could be retained ON
the stomach. Almost Immediately after its applica-
hon' the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud he
came quite natural. As n tribute oferatitude Cor The
benefit afforded the child. the mother came other own
aooord' and freely sanctioned publicity 10 Inc sf.ovc.
he particular IN applying at 100. Chatham street. ~
there arc several couUtcreits advertised. No other
place IN The city has the genuine for sale.
BcUare Of C0ugferfcifs-CAUrIoVi Be particular
IN purchasing 10 see That the label Of this Medicine
contains a notice Of its " entry according 10 Act Of Con.
gress" And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chathum street. New York. or from tho rcgu.
ar Agent.
nov 10 ". w. KING. IS Water 81. Wheeling.
~ EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
- III PLJS-Those pills 20 admirably adap-
I'D 10 afford uniform reliefin the different modification.
of these distressing maladics. are particularly r,c,ns
mcndcd 10 public notice. On Inc acccssioa Of the cold
Stage. when The face AMI limbs Of Tive sufferer become
pale. and the sensation Ofcod and laneuor b. fclt Der.
vading the whole sysiem, their administration ~ &C.
c~ompanied with astonishing succcss-hcy soon iessa
the Subsequent distressing shiyednu. end violent N.
king aud by continuing IN their use, (as dircoted) vi
ultimately cure The most Obstinate aguc. These pl
are Of signal utility IN ihosc distressing cases. whc
there - n sallowness ut complexion. pain iu The reui
Of the liver, tension and distress in the euigaafic
gion, with ofhor symptoms indicating Tho existence
morbid action, o. chronic disease of The stOmach. lv
bowels, meseniay q spleen. which consequence
generally supeTvcno rom prOiucted interuiuef
They permanently overcome thcso Diseases. az
same time give tone n The stomach. cleanse
ne bowels and impau boahh. vigor.
energy 10 me 'ysioni.
Becars of C0sategfsts-CsrIov-Ba partict
IN purchasing n see ihaf the label of this Medic
-ontaias y notice ~ rs eltrg according n az Il
gress. And be likewise ]psrticular in ostaining,
NJ 100 Chathsu 81. Ncw-York. or from The r
agents. WM ~ KING, as Water 81. Wbe
~ % " RomNSoN. Portsmouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

An Eastern Van Buren, paper asserts tbai General
Harrison - poor Sob is That is no crime, although
very inconvenicnt. How he has kept himself poor is
quite as singular as the fact itself lie has KEEP, him.
sell poor by being strictly honest anil hospatable. The
poor man need not ask to be relieved. and no man ever
walked from Gen. Harrison's door, hungry, if the Gen.
eral knew H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

GtRRIcE -Whsn Garr.5k visited Paris Tor the lUst
limo, PrcHIile, wh1 was rcckOuCi The most accom-
Pi>hed cpmmediau 0i to French theatre. Iuvitcdbim
To- Doe villa. The Euglsh RD-rius being iu a CAV hu-
mpur rr9pcscd 90 O. boz one of the hired colrhns that
ply 90 Versailles. 0n which road he villa Of PrcyilIe
SOS situated. Whom BE- got boo hc ordered The coacb-
man 60 drive 0n. who answered that boz would do d,
as soon as De- had got hiS Complement OF -four p1ssep.
gers a wHim Immediately seizcd Garlck. tc de-.
icrnined Co. give Dis brother player n specimen Of hs
aL While hn oo1rHrnln was aucUuvf.y plying f1r
lures. G1rrica slipped oui 0f The door. went round The
coach, end by biz wonderful command ~ 1uutcnancr
o power whcn b. s1 happily displayed Boz AbJ.l Drug
yr rsimcd himself on fho co1cbuan Tor o sfrangrr-'
Inis be- DID twice. md was admitted each time into
roach o. n fresh passenger t1 The 1st~onishmcut
lnd admiration 81 Pfcyillo. o. whipped ont a bird
inc. nod Addressing huHself o. he ..lthman vas an
Hered IN a curly tone, CHAT Dc bad already cot he
.umbor sid Dc would have driven oT without him.
al not Prcville called out. Hiatas fhe sr niger anocsr
y 20 b. r. very hule man. they would. 90 arr,mm9Iat,i
ls vfuteman C0lrise % make rom. D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
JiFrH wARD-,vo EaeR.l6rs 10 e el,ctcS.
DR. JOHN EOrF,
CHRIS. LANBDIN.
GEORGE FORBES.
WNi. M'GACGHEY.

srs-crihers to the Times can have their letters con-
''inins money due for it. franked Ot amy post office
where they may reside. provided the post masicris as
s'ired that the letter contains nothing ezcep, wha, re-
laIes to said remittance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

We learn from a correspondent a, Pittsburgh. thai
ue late break b up Of the rivers at Pittsburgh did some
damage to the boats wing ut the wharf The On.
'ario and Beaver were sunk, and the N~iassillon tom tc
pieces.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

THE PEOPLES wAv-Thc Raleigh q. c. Star speak.
log d Gen. Harrison. says
VIII the honest hearted aud grateful people Of Norh
Carolina Orego the support ofsurb a man for one Hkc
Mr. Van Burcn, who would prefer the rCpose ola velvet
or a satin sofa, 90 enduring auy species Of hardship for
hiscounty,and who would scarcely BE- willing % touch
a plain farmer with a pnir u tongs. or with a ten foot
pole! Noiit cannot be 90. They will suppor that
Patriot Warrior and Republican Farmer. Who Is linked
with tbc common people By bis interests and sympathies
which no circumstance can dissolve. The people Of
tins State VIII never incur the imgIItiou Of norlcctur
90 the hour Of tual that heroic and disintcresicd patriot
who never was known % forget thc people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

h"in be seen by the repsrt OF the Legislative pro-
e~eedings. on the 9Th instant. that L. II. Caldwell. Esq.
OF Marshall has Obtained his seat rs a incrpbcr of the
house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Tennessee Legislature. and resigned hs seat in tn
Senate Of The United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

lhe Richmond Enquirer states that Mr.. Rives las
expressed hs determination to support the Harrisburg
nomination
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

Tho loco 0co Legislature Of Tennessee has repealed
the license law Of the slate. That party goes for per-
rel ireedom-lo restraints, they are opposed 10 equal
rights. Why should not q man he allowed 10 Ell his
~Hsighbors if he cbooses Why should moi a man be
allowed To have a wAisacy SHOP in every fence cornerl
Who has a right 10 prevent a man from becoming a
drnkarj. abusing his wife and ~beggaring his children
ia The easiest possible way What, shall a state pre-
sumo TO lay n tax on liquor Even if it docs make
ptupers. ii j. the business Of state to support them. net
Of the man who gels rich making them 30!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

There IS q very worthy tAemo fo' study in the fact
presented in the abstract We publish ic-duy, Of The
mcssage Of the Governor Of New York. which shows
that state TO be now indebted bot 81, O2Oeg9. while
the stale of Penasylvania Is indebted raore Than s34,
OO0, 600. The latter state has 1907 bali The improve.
menls completed that New York has nor are they rs
well done. Why ~ ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
MIR cAIuorN,s I,>n ar

The following outline ofihis Bill is gwen in n letter
from Washington to The New York Herald
MI. Caihoun's Land Bill. introduced sn leave last
Friday. was printed to-day. and I have shiained a CO.
ny oi a. l lisa decided check mate to Mfr. Clay's.
and although reported tie last session. pretty much in
the shape nSow stands. 1t was not particularly suen-
ded TO by the people. ne ID was then supposed NJ.
Calhoun was then flat on his back.
The hrst section ofthe bill enacis that all The pub.
lie lands within the States OF Alabama. Mi-isSipni
louisiana. Arkansas. Illinois. Indiana. Ohio. and Mich.
igan, with the exception OF sites for Publications. mr..
senais. &c. shall. after the Goth Of June. 1912. be &C.
ded TO the States within the limits of which they lie,
on the following terms:
First-That the States shall pass irevocnblc acls
binding themselves TO pay 50 per cent of the sales OF
such lands OF or before the lSt day Of February of
each succeeding year.
SecDndly-Tha, the minimum pri.c. now eslab.
lished by law. shall remain unchanged ill 3Oth June.
io42; bni ufer thst period, may be reduced to the fol.
lowing scale:
AL lands That have been. Offered for sale and remain
unsold ten years preceding the 30th June. ISi2, NAV
he reduced To n price NOT less than u dollar The acre.
All That remain unsold Is yeas, To be reduced To
15 cents.
All that have been offered for sale 90 years and re.
man unsolI, so cents.
All that remain unsold % years. 25 cents
gu that remain nsold 30 years, shall be cciel i'm.
mcdiaiely TO the states in which they are situate.
Pror'dSd, that oil lands which remain unsold after
",'"s "cen ohefeu al puoilc sale Tor ten years. ans
winch do not come un!er the foregoing provisions
shall he subject TO the provisions OF graduation and
cession, nj the respective periods of10, Is, 20. 25 and
10 years after The sale. commencing from The eypira
ton oi 10 years after they had been offered for sale.
rhirdly-The lands are 10 be subject to the Same
'es"i SUBDIVISIONS IN sale and survey. that they now
are including the same reservations; and are to be
Uttered for sale by The states for cash osly. land
That remain uneold after having been exposed FOR sale
shall be subject 10 private entry. for cash only.
As sosn rs the President OF the United States is in
formed officially OF The acceptance Of any state of III,
conditions expressed in the bill. he l. TO Withdraw III,
public land Offices, and surrender the lands.
These are the leading features of The bill, ana
VIII undoubtedly pass, and secure 10 Mr.. Calhoun, a
a candidate for the presidency. the clsgiornl vote o
h'he states already IN existence. anu the states OF
consin, Florida. and Iowa. that are TO be admitted Il
the Union before he election of The successor.
The bill will. beyond all doubt, prOlace much sen,
saiicu throughout the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

CuLtoDES-Th field Of Cullodcn yet bears wit
noss 10 The carnage of which IL was The scene. In
the midst Of Its black and blasted heath, various little
eminences arc 10 be seen, displaying a lively verdurc
out TOO uncquvocally expressive Of the dreadful tale.
They are 10 distinct and well defined. thai the eve
may almost ~ Their means trace the position Of the or.
miles, or nj least discover where the fight vas mest
warmly contested The way towards Inverness.
Otherwise an unimprovod secondary road. Is frnacd
WIN many such dnleiul memorials of The dead and
there the daisy and blue belle Of Scotland have soIoc.
ted Their abode, ~ ifrcsolycd 10 stand sentinel over
INC last resting place ftheir c~oun,ry's heroes. Mod
cih curiosity has, IN some Eases, violated these snnctu-
aries. ior The parpOso Of procuring relics oftho 30 flied
Warriors. % show ~ a wonder m the halls Of the Sas-
seHach and INC Gaels. with nobler sentiment. have
been il lately IN tho habit Of p~ilg1mising 10 Inc spot.
10 order 10 translate The bones Of their friends 10 con
secroted ground. af1r in their own dear rIens Of the
west. But enough. and more than enough. yet re-
mains. 70 show where Scotland fought her last bat.
we; nnI nc latest examples Of Der ancient ehivaly
fell 70 feed The eagle aud rcddcn the dcseu-Chahi-
bcr's Rebellion in ScoCaad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

MARYLAND-Thc report r The Treasurer of The
Western shore Of Maryland, has been forward ~ us
From his document IL appears lint the total receipts
into the Treasury IN The year cudcd December Let.
1889, were S6ls.6fS %. fOn al sources. The sum
received for AuctiOn Duties was ASSISTS: for Bank
bonuses, Sl55i6; FOR Lottery licenses. s54lG; for
Stale lotteries. s1Og1I; for States one-Gnh Of gross
receipts for conveyance Of passengers on Washington
Road Road S57 .36s, g., SC. Among the dsjurze
'ncnis Of the year were 1921 ,sss for interest on the
Public Debt 10000 q. Indemnify : per cent STOCK.
Sl8579 for Pensions; $4,000 for State Colonization.
$4,000 for the Judiciary $4,000 Tor the Legislature.
&C. sc
The actual Deficit in the Treasury on tho ii De
oenber. 1899 was S1l72295. notwithstanding lat
the sum Of S2OS,7j0 bad been expended Of the s.atc's
Special Deposits. 10 meet demands on the Treasury
Among the sources Of revenue relied on by uc Lc.
gis!siure for hc last year. wa- The sum Of $4,000
6r interest. 10 be paid by The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company Thst Company. however. paid only
s95.OeO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

We would not siooP 10 notice ihe editor Of he Bal
tmore Republican on any common Topic or occasion
bita man must brush his boots ia filthy animal ireaLs
% them. That paper asserts that we said Mr. Van
Gu'en had misused the veto power. We did not
We said The executive had done so. The executive
"a act-thai is the cabinet proper and Amos Kendall.
ere nearly the same man as in the days Of Jackson
They with the President constitute the executive. We
have however the same charge 10 prefer osains, Mr..
N"n Buren, as he asserted in his llsi message that a
nlilonal bank should never receive his sanction. Sup
P~ca blioroneshould pass Congre sdunng The prescn,
s~s'eh' at "Oald show that a tasjoriy Of the peoples
representatives, and be prima acia evidence that a ma
1oH'y o: 4hc people were in favor Of one. Yet Mr..
N@ Buren has declared that heOouId veIo. Thai is
un Unconstitutional or nn unwarranied use Of power
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

GEOLOGY o. THE NOsrH WEsr-Thc geological
corps engaged On The exploration Of Iowa. Wisconsin
and Illinois, under The direction Of Dr. -. q. Owen.
surveyed between the l7fh of September and ooh 81
November. $4,000 square miles, rivi:,a 10 every ouar.
,er-sechon OF importance particular attention The
'ocN island banner says that The exact limits NJ the
'7'nerh regions have bcon ascortained.. the position Of
iho lead and copper IN The geological sones defemincd.
and the rock formation in which hey occur Identified
with That Of Ohio and INDIANA. which IS described an.
Der tho head of"cld rock a complete collection II
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