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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

1--we most sincerely regret, that cases of n.y.
pocrsy often occur among tho clerical ranks
and we hope the wolf in Sleeps cl ihae" named
IN the fol lowing letter, from SIR. Mayhem will re-
ceive his just deserts tor imposing the commu-
mtg. Pass him along, brother typos that he may
he held up TO universal courembt, ana thus save
many from beco. ling his dupes.
New YoRx, Dec 18th 1889.
Su.-Althou2h am not personally acquainted
wlth you, trust, hen you bcrceve The object of
wy letter, you will excuse the liberty take in adj
d essIng you, j; is possible you may not be aware
that a man by TIE name Of Enos l.. Fenwick, nov
in this city, formerly Baptist preacher and famil
iaTiy kHowH 10 the citlzens of Monroe, co, os the
REvERESB lMPosTER"b Is manu- turing a mcdi-
enc and selling for the Matches Sanative, Of
which perceive you are the general agent. Ihave
every reason 10 believe, sir Thar Mr.. Fenwick is
unprncipfed man. as he was, not long since depo-
sed from the ministry, for taking unwarrabtabe Id.
ertles with members of his church. hereforc,
the enemy Of knaveTy feel anxious that he SHOULD
be speedily exposed lest many Of my fellow citizens
should PC defrauded by hIm OUT If their money, u
not their characters. j deem IL the consci' niom
duty OF every man, 10 expose vIlla.nv and vice
wherever and whenever he meets IT, BESIDES, Sir
known To you the above facts, have daughter,
who, thank God, has been raised from wasting
skeleton, TO perfect health and that too, by the
supple means Of using val and hall Of Match
= >. Francis, your agent for this city, Relieving
mat you Will duly appreciate the motives which
nave induced me &c address you thus unceremoni-
ousl". and hoping that you will take the earliest
steps 10 expose 10 the world the base imposter Fen
wick, subscribe myself,
Sir. very respectfully, J. p. MAY HEW.
DIR. David ;. Rowland, !
Boston, Mass.
p s. Mr.. Jones, the bearer, who is about 30
start fu your city, will hand you thu letter, and 6
YOU desire he will give you more detailed account
Sf Fonwick than Il would be possible for TO do
on paper. ). Il. VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

4 TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. &C. FOR
Il SALE-Pursuant 90 the provisions of the
ncies of partnership of Vaneer Hicks d Co. Edward
d. Hicks CT the members of said firm being dsed)
The undersigned surviving partners OF said iirm viii
the first day Of October 1910 and the succeeding
day If necessary the premises in Nashville. sell
public auction all the real estate belonging To con-
nected with The Tennessee Rolling Works. and the
Tennessee Rolling Works" with all their heredita-
ments and appurtcnances, fixtures, &c.
The real estate belonging TO and connected with
the Tennessee Rolling Works is follows. viz about
Of land situated in the town Of Nashville
on the bank of The Cumberland River. Immediately
above what is called the Upper Ferry purchased OF
David McCayock, the University Of Nashville and y.
A. McNairy & wiie upon this parcel OF land stu
aied the Rolling Works proper, Foundry in which
any Of The Machinery necessary for the Works he
east large brick store house large brick Boarding
House and other valuable improy emcnts; there is
excellent landing the river
An undivided interest in the Coal mines Cum
berllnd river in Pulaski county, Kentucky, AMI The
lands upon which toy situated. the amount Of Iss
interest and the whole amount OF the lands will be
shown by the subscribers any who will call
them, IL being impossible 10 describe these with
curacy in an advertisement
The real estate above mentioned including every
thing affixed the freehold will be sold upon the fol
lowing TERMS 9Th Cash. and the balance IN equal
Insialmenis OF one, three aud four ycarsample
security will be required of the purchasers.
Ii is not deemed necessary say much in common
datIon OF This properly. The Rolling Works were
bnii in 1894. they have been in successful operation
ever since, they in good repair and not
surpassed by any establishment Of the kind in the L.
niie'i States. the undersigned believe; they have
corrected with them extensive Naiiery.
AT the time and place the Undersigned will
sell all the personal estate connected with the said
Rolling Works a credit Of nine ronil,s. The per-
sonal property consists mainly Of the following items.
4 a.
carts, household and kitchen furniture with many 9th
or smaller matters too numerous 10 mention Notes
with good secury payable ia Bank will be required
OF the purchasers Of the personal property.
The property will he ut all times open for inspec-
lion TO those who may wish to purchase. and any in
formation will be furnished to persons at distance.
ROBERT BAXTER
ANTHONY W. NANLEER,
SwririBE porisers cf Be firm If IaHleer. Heks q 60
mar I2--fIoct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
EfiNTGLASs WARE I.pIiiNkI%

ELINT GLASS WARE.-.PBUNkETT
n & MILLER, successors Of Ritchics & Wilson
IN the manuiacturc % Flint Glass, are now man.
ufncurng, and will have constantly on hand n
large sod general assortment of fine CUT PRE-
SSFD anO PLAIN GLASSWARE, which, fot
fncacss Of finish, beauty and transparency Of color
they VII warrant equal 20 auY manufactured in the
United States. Persons wishing 20 purchase will
please caf ~. tnrir store "a Msin street, aud
s4, ~ for -;- o.. sss. arl. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
n VIE REASONS WHY Or. mARIICiI's PILLS
din, all .l.--nS

~ ME REASONS WHY DIR IiARIICII'S PILLS
Il are use dby all classes OF people an preference,
10 any Others:
BECAUSE they are prepared from p,rc crtract o.
Herbs very wholesome medicine. mild in its ope
ration. and pleasant in its effects the certain pre-
server of hcalt., aad safeand cfIceual of DYS
PERSIA or INDIGESTION. and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS Prescrserand purifier OF the whole
sysien-
BECAUSE they soo,he the nerves Of I'm Utility and
fortif the Of notion impariing To III cir most
subtitle ud. rs pristine onc and gives strength and
elearness OF mind.
BECAUSE they nerer destroy the ~oqfs Of M, S,o,,
dch aud Bo~sfs as all sfrcng ,Eryafirssdo.
BECAUSE science aud experience teach that no
purgntive alone will cure The diseases of the so
mach and nerves Weakness is the prime cause of n
host OF diseases. and by continually rcsorlng to- purra.
tons, You make the matter wore Instead of better.
BECAUSE DIR. IIarlichs medicine is put up upon
ne common sense principle, To cleanse aud Strength
"a" which IS the only way effect a cure lastly.
btCAUSE they really G. the diseases f,r
which they arc recommended. Ask for Dt. iiarlicks
. Pills.
HAVE YOU A COUGH Do not neglect il .
Thousands have met premature death Tor the want
little attention To n common cold.
uaveyou a cough a cold DR. Swavne's COM
pound Syrup OF Pnm1s yirgniasa. or Wild Cherry
safe medical prescription. and used an extensive
practice rtH most p0sdcriy afford relief and save Won
irom that awful disease. consumption. which usually
sweeps INTO The grave Tho young the old. the fair. the
lovely mi the gay.
Have ruu a colghl Svaynes Pmnus Nirginiana.
'r Wild Cherry Syrup is the only remedy Won s!ould
take 10 you Zoe this PLAN reason THAT in no
one OF te thousands of cases where e. hss been used
has failed 10 reiieue.
ACUTE BRONCHITIS, A FORERU NNER OF
'oNSUMPrioN.-This disease is very much like a
common caiarrh. Ia generally commences like an or
'iiary cold, with lassitnde. chilncsS g coue hs and
o.. rcsson and iightness ahoii the breast In many
Instances The disease seems first of very serious
character As the disease continues the oppression i'm
the breast increases the coucnance becomes oxpres
sve OF anxiety the respiration becomes more and more
luxurious, sometimes wheeling or rartling sound as r
the air was forced through narrow aperture cog-ed
with vs,id fluid. TO neglect this dlsase il may he
81 serons consequence, but 10y timely application of
W. Swayncs Compound Syrup or Wild Cherry with
street attention to the directions all Isse unpleasant
effects will bc removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
WnEELlNG SAVINGS INSiITU

"IiEELlNG SAVINGS INSIITU-
TlON.-The Office Of the Wheeling Sa-
change Office o. Mr. Jshn NJ Clarke Main stree,
second door below the Merchants & Mechanics
Bank.
The following are the terms upen which Depos-
ties are received in this Institution.
Transient Deposites received as in Their
o. special depositrs, or sums subject A.
drawal "a days notice, interest wall be at
the rate Of per cent per annum.
AtG4 days notice, nt3 I-2percent,
A AZ !"
The same proportionate interest will be allowed
on deposltes made for specified periods Of time rs
on depeses subject TO the above periods of notice
The business hours Of the Ipstituiion are freal
clock I'LL II A. NJ. and from till p. NJ, but for
the accommodation OF ira silent depositors checks
will be cashed and deposies will be received my
time before and after these hours the option OF
the Treasurer.
RI Ell GREER Treasurer
lust received. splendid lot Of eramelIcd and iv.
- Oysuriaecd Cards suitable for business and Wis.
It's Printers and Others he supplied on reasonable
terms. STEPHENSON Il GARWOOD.
mar " corner OF Main ~ Union ste.
n TWELVE PER CENT PER ANNUM-intcr-
est at tho rate Of twelve per cent per annum
VIII he paid by the Subscribers. for all deposes made
at their office. for sixty days and upwards which can
he Withdrawn without previous notice, and il desired
will be secured by mortgage unincumbercd real cs
tate IN this city. feb III g A. p. GOFF a. co
XtEA TUX htNI-A convenient Brick Dwell
::::rm ing. on 4Ih street. now occupied by David
iii:E3 MccuIrgch.
e><sa Also. Brick Dwelling on 5h street. now
occupied by Capt Beech
Also, Brick Dwelling on ITlmplen street, lately
occupied By Josiah Chapline, Esq
Possession given on the LIST April For Terms apply
TO Mark Douglass. or TO
feb 10 FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
| ENOR REN'r.---The brick dwelling and store room,
II conner Of Main and Jefferson ste. Possession
gwen lsi April, apply to SOLOMON KING,
No IS. woicrst
| SsovEREIGNs.-The highest price paid Cor Sever
- cigns also, for the notes on par b. nks in New
YORK. nov % a. ?. GOFF n co.
nRINCIPEE SEGARS-Ten thousand in boxes
n inst received for sale by SOLOMON KING.
mar il 46 Water street
ID OSlN SOAP--lO0 boxes Resin soap, a good ar
y nclo. Also, so boxes mould Candles. Jnrt rccei
we'd and for sale by w -. TYSON.
| mar IL
h,~l FOR RENT. QUO Of the best business
800 stores IN Wheeling. Opposite the Virginia
,si;E5 Hotel Possession given Immediately. en-
ssSlsl8 quire Of S. MCLALLAN
feb IS. 1870.
Il NIOLASSES q SUGAR--1l7 hhds. \. Orlean
w Sugar; IS bbls. DO Mollsscs-lll Of GOO,
quality and primo order. and r sale unusually low
Iby FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE
mar "
CUNPOWDER q " H. TEAS
i" 10 halfche-is Gunpowdci Tea,
so boxes DO do
10 half chests y H. Tea. iust received and r.
sale lOw by SOLOMON KING.
dec 81 No. o., Water n
i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
BEWARE OF coUWTERFEfTS.

CdVtiop.-Bei particular in purchasing 10 see
that the label Of this Medicine contains no ice If
us entry according TO act or Congress. And be
likewise particular I'm obtaiping them al 100 Cha.
ham ST., New v ork. or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WA. VI. KING Whecltn,, va
STEVEN<ON g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. The

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. The
u suhscrlbei havr been appointed agent for the
rire Lille and Marine Insurance Company. of Lex
ington, Ny. Will take fire and marine risks at the
rates usually charged by the oth.r Offices I'm this
city Application may be made at the counting
room of Moore and CLARKE
wheeling, May %, 1897. CHARLES T.. STRONG
NRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE
There are two situations oyly in which indi-
viduals can be placed where they can Adequately APP
preciate the value Of assurance. These are while
star ding upon the runs OF their propertr, either
receiving from an insurance office the full amount
which they have lost; standing on the saRe spot
surrounded perhaps by desolated family lament
ing that stupidity and folly which failed TO Iroyile
against such contingency
S.ATklNSoN Agent Of the PROTECTIONfN fJR
AN Co. OF HARTFORD CONN win take ,isk , on
Dwell ting houses Ware hoases, Stores Mills, Factorir
&c to-etl e, with heir such rs Furniture
MeTeh ndse Mhinery andevery description OF in
sursbie Pop rty. AIso, steam, KeeI. aud Flat
Boats ard their Corgoes To and from any Port he
Western Waters
IT'Ofiee Main Street nearly oppositethc u s. Hpe
January %, 1894. tr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs

BEWARE OF COJNTERFE1TS.
CdEt0rl.-Be particular IN purchasing To see thar
sse label Of thIs Medicine contains a notice of its
entry according 10 Act Of Congress. And bc like
wise particular IN obtaining them at 100 Chatham
st. New lork, from the
kEGULAR AGENTS.
WM' TT. KING, Wheeling.
STEVENSON 4. NEAL. parke-sIu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

u SEATiIERS.-5OO pounds Ohio Feathers IN store
n and Tor sale by PAXTONS Il TINGLE.
q 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

4NO IIArfERS.-S Avery & Co have on hand
n SlHony and Naive Wool HAT BODIES, which
ihcy will sell on accommodating terms Oct3
S2A boxes RAIsINS,
SJO bales Sof Shcllcd Almonds.
IS Oyses -ssoficl uiiiGics.
J case Liquorcc. just rcce,, II ani for sale by
San PAXTONS g. TTNGLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

~llObESAiE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
ARf SfORE.--rbe suiscriber has Just 70
F'sed asPondd asorfInsut s,f Fscne, confectionery
h Is slgH Figures &C yariOus kinds; French Kisses
"a ~ sn'ife'y new pattern. Jelly Cakes Cum DROPS.
shrysiazed candies. Juiubc Paste. s,',,r Ani,asl.
FISHES Dog. Cats. SIuincls. Dovcs. sc. &c.
., Green aud Dr'sd Ffuib. follovEs Lemons Dates
oI11s' Cocoaenis sDilslio Alpotds. PrBnes I'm yars
,oa Boxes Iann Cufrans. Palm NUS Ground Nuts.
together with supply &C confectionery or bis own
manufacture which be oiIcrs Of Wholesale er ret,a m
accommodating terms. Having bad the nanageu,cn,
- INC manufacturing Department Of the prinoiple e..
'aosinacui 10 Baltimore aud RclnDud well a. m,
:. vel Siown and slionld establishments II H. Nfouids
t,oessc. Ohm. be- hiticrs himself HAT. should tl,e
.n'fous % Wlrrling think hln worthy 81 thcn pat
ronlgehe slall b. able 10 please.
deoI1-m Z. NLMsEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

fnncipal Office, 10 North Eighth street Philadel.
P'a Pittsburgh Office. No. Al St Clair street next
door TO The Allegheny bridge where this invaluable
medicine may always be found. Also for sale al the
O'ok store efJohn Fisher, Wheeling. Va.
nov Sly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

TWELVE PER CENT PER ANNUM-inter-
II est at tho rate OF twelve per cent per annum
will he paid by the subscribers for all dcposes made
at iheir Office. for sixty days and upwards which can
be Withdrawn without previous notice, and IL desired
will be secured by moresse unincumbercd real cs
tate IN this city. feb II g A. 2 GOFF a co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23
PATENT .WEDICEyVE.N.

the appetite Increased. The DISCHARGE OF pus an
creased the body was wasted as assume
all the appearances Of one who fingers i'm tue last
1tage of consumption The physicians who atten
geo were satisfied ~ their opinion, that no hope
Itmant d. aud that further trial Of medicine would
sntteiy us less, N this dlre and fOrlorn state
ne began To use Huut's Botanic Pills anu by Ia.
Nine a lew boxes Ot the mtdi ne he has received
!, perfect cure, and has since cniay.f excellent
healh- The Unexpected recovery of Mr Ruseell
mas astonished all hts relatives and fri-u,s aod
NJ l. ndefs these lines tu Dr Hunt with .y,tlas-
ting gratitude. EDNAED RIrSSES
Distressing oosc of Ssrere NJasms.lsc Asthma 49,,
Jecay cured ~ ifphrs B,san;c PiIs
Mr. Henry White, los the space of two v.,-.
afflicted with n severe Asthma, which proc,si.J
from wet aud cold; all the worst symptoms of H.
compla' mt tollS We, tightnoss across the chez
with difficult and distressing breathing Dunn,
the last year Of his illness, the disease increassd
SO alarmingly as topTevent his following any busi
ness, having los, hIS speech, ard being threatened
with immediate sufOcatiOn, until n C. pious .x
pecto iaiion wTuld rem On. whc only gave hin,
relief for few hours, The physicians who atten.
ded him pronounced his con plant beyond the po,
sibillv of cure, but at last Provide directed a
pamphle 20 be l,ft at his house, after which (, Q
procured some DIR. Hunts Botanic Pills, and a f.
ter taking al few boxes he found himself ,ntiroly
free from the comp amt teins capable Of this time
ofany exercise. even yfwalkirg forty miles caiIy
and having all the enjoyments OF rcrfect health
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

USF received. splendid lot Of enamelled and iv-
- orysuraccd Cards. suitable for business and WIS
It's. Printers and Others he supplied on reasonable
terms STEPHENSON a GARWOOD
mar " g corner OF Main a. I-nirD ste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

ID osIN SoAP--1OO boxes Resin Soap, a good ar.
y uclc. Also. so boxes mould Candles. Ju-i rccei-
we'd and for sale by w. -. TYSON
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

ATEw BACON.-Just received o supcriOr article
Country Beacon. a-'ored Hams Shoulder. md
Sidcs ~ ii'a'Iy usc, opd for ioW -'r Cash ~
80 ,rsi~NI srSsAlf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

A. NOR RENT.---The brick dwelling and store ROOM.
Il conner Of Main and Jefferson sis. Possession
given lsi April apply to SOLOMON KING.
No. Is. waicrst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

uDRNClPEE SEGARS-Tenthousand in boxes
~ inst received for sale by SOLOMON KING.
mar il 46 Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

ONEREIGNS.-The highest price paid Cor Sever
- cIgns also, for the notes par bI nks in New
York. nov % A. r. GOFF a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

SDriripr Poriaers If he firm If Iaaleer. Hicks & Ga
mar l2--tloct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-23

k>-l FOR RENT. ono Of the best business
100 stores IN Wheeling, Opposite the Virginia
,ss,kHa Hotel Possession given Immediately. en-
sIzlH quirc Of = MCLALLAN.
Cch AZ ian
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-02-29

! HARRISON AMONG THE Ohio
State Journal of the 31st ut. says The tide
is turning in earnest A number ofrecent Van
Buren men of Stark and Wayne had sent Us a
letter, which we received this morning, direct
ing us to secure good quarters for them on the
23d Converts are always welcome and they
shall have quarters"
In Ross county there is great rally among
the fellow soldiers and citizens ofthe Log Cab
in candidate. Arrangements are being made
by the Harrison and Tyler men of Ross, to
march from Chillicothe for Columbus, on the
9th inst. to attend the State Convention of the
23d +; all good men and true, disposed to join the
expedition, are requested to enter their names,
and advised TO procure each tin cup and a
knapsack, with four days rations."
The Ohio Conlederate,publsheda at Columbus
and heretofore Jackson Van Buren paper,
has come out openly for Harrison, and the edi-
tor avows his determination to support him for
the next Presidency.
Vhe Scoto Gazette, published at Chilicothe,
saws: We hear every day of new recruits to
the cause of Old Tippecanoe"
It's quite plain that the Buckeye State is in
earnest in support of It's well tried son. That
the Log Cabin candidate will carry the whole
West, is already beyond reasonable doubt.
II The way the Government settles with her
Loco-Foco defaulters is caution. The lands of
W. P. Harris, defaulter, of Mississippi, who was
only 100000 minus in his accounts, were recently
levied on. They were estimated at $4,000, and
sold for 3G0-the brother of the defaulter purchas
ing it. The Marshall took an opportunity to put 1t
up when no other person was present.
Arkansas is moving vigorously in favor Of
Harrison. The popular feeling is carrying all
before it.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-02-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

FEB. 24.-lt is very prob babie that there wll! DC
some warm work in the House of Representatives
in the of the present week, as II is deter
mined by the administration, as ! am told, thai The
New Jersey contested election shall be Drought 10
a close before next Saturday night.
The subject is now before the ltouse, on reSo-
luton to print: that resolution viii probably be a
mended So as 10 bring the naked question before
the House; which of the two delegations from
New Jersey shall be elected and the result can
scarcely be doubted
The administration possess votes enough TO en-
able them to control the matter, and you may be
assured that il viii act without one moments S hesl-
tation. 1t will decide that the gentlemen from n.
Jersey. who hold the certificates Vt Gov. Penning-
ton s6qH net be allowed seats and that the other
party shall.
Whether this will be wright, or whether il Viii
be wrong it is not for me to decide, for / have not
seen the testimony in the case.
A majority of the Committee on Elections, as
YOU are aware, has expressed Its opinion on the
right of the Loco FocoS TO seats, OF the score OF
majorities but it has not yet officially reported the
fact may err in my calculations, but 1t IS my
UNQUALIFIED opinion that, right or wrong, the New
Jersey Loco Foco Delegation viii be IA their seats
before next Saturday night
As soon as this vexed question IS settled, and lis
adjudication may cause some acts OF confusion and
violence the sub-treasury bill will be taken up and
nassed without much delay. Not more than three
or four days debate will be allowed ii before 1t is
forced through the House, by the application OF
the Previous Question. The sub-treasury dill
disposed of, the contested election between Mes
srs Navlor and Ingersoll will be taken up.
M. Clay, I am told by one VINO suppose knows
will in Nav next resign his seat in the senate and
retire to the classic retreat and lawns, and saloons
of Ashland. 1t is not very probable that he will
he or can be induced TO forego this determination