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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
G. RID.
10 HOUSE; kElirEkS.

W 'iCNJoFs hfstsIEhS.
III DERSONS about 10 commence hou.e-kremng ,,d
III those already al il, DESTROYS Of aYailinz Them.
selves OF the :rrates fuciitIes for doing wOsld
fndH 10 their advantage 10 call al our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FGRNIsIIINC
ESTABLISHMENT,
aud purchase one Of eur cheap Cooking Stoye. 20
gs'her with alt the other necessary ARTICLES Of Kich
Experience having taught tboso who now ma.
em tsat stoves are dscIdc2iy preferable To the
thnmon kltehcR graies and FIRE places On the score
eonld do we'll To profit by their sxper encc and sup-
plyee.
UnWe have various sizes and patterns Of sooking
oyes aud every description OF ware whic', We
W sell very low for cash, or to those who d. sire 10
mare CULBERTsoN & 6REERs.
a. KEELING ACADEMY.--Tae Oh Term Of The
w Wheeling Academy will commcnce ON Mon
day the 9Th Of September Owing TO the difficulty
eIpSnenced ~ obtaining schuul-rooms suiiable f,r
large nun'er the subscriber will be obliged in future
TO restrict his number Of pupils those pursuing the
advanced studies The ut,crib~r regrets that he will
ho unable TO receive those Of his former scholars in the
male department, who pursuing only the common
branches of an English education his arrangements
make u necessary for him to conGne his attention 10
the higher StidieS. lie hos associated with him Mfr
DOS-ney, from the Wesleyan University, Middleton.
Conn., Who will take charge Of tho Mathematical and
Scientific department. Apparatus has been conatruc.
ted and every aeiliiy will be furnished to those who
~sh TO quality themselves for entering College OF to
pursue any of the Collegiate studies. TERas-for the
Latin. Greek and French languages; Algebra. Geoms-
try. AMI The higher Mathematics; Nsiural Philosophy.
Chemistry, and Political Economy, &C. SO per tenn
ofeeyen weeks those wishing but one Of these
studies will pay % per term.
In the Female department pupil will be received
4 in Arhnetc. Crammsr. Geography and History. NJ
s6 rer fir the higher branches OF education $40
\ per term Separate and grounds are provided
iOr tlis department aud every eonOn Will b. pad 10
their dsIoHmsni web 10 their ad anccmeni IN
soience. The Principal viii. 6f tho present.. take
ebsrge o. The Feusale department., assisted by Gov
oules..
Hereafter no scholar can Be received Tor . future
term, whose tuition the previous has not been
paid ris rule will be strictly adhered h. ., no In
siiuiios, unassis,ed ~ pubic fBnds, sand loog
nih3ui prompi payments.
70 accommodate sDch ~ may b engaged during
the day. classes any Of The above studies will he
reserved. to recio one hour Eve nights IN the week
a. IS PCT term. wherever class Of twelve NAY
BE- lornrd Schnol a. the corner Of 81 and
Quincy srpos AUGUSTUS W, RUTER
ser.g Pri1cipoi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

~, e HAH!iCHS COMPOUND STRl.NC,r!!i.v
NC AAR GERMAN APERgENT PILLS
Mr.. SOLOMON WILSON, OF Chester r,o po,,.-,.
rha' aiis'"d !or two years with the abo, li.r..,,
.s 81 winch he had to Use his cruichcs r eghc.o
-. :, '"'1n' were excru:iaiinG pain ia 81!
10 'oatS especially in his Hip Shoulder mad Anil.
az lhcre'sag always towards evening. uiie,,,.s,
an he1'. Mr.. WILSON was al enc limo not shl-.
'iore ms limbs account OF the qS:l icing :,
., &c o mg advised by friend of las TO procure
o., IS FILLS on which he to The ngy| ~
"esi 'hes'er and procured soma; on using III NE"
'ihe third day the pain disa ppcared and Ii frIg
..C'eaS'ns fast and in three weeks was shYo allied
70 hs business which lie had not done for month
'' me benefit Of OhOrs afflicted he wi, these 'i'
published that they nav he relieved d again oFjoy
ITO pleasures oil heath ute.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

4 IL prfsyns indebted 20 David Agnew Of Vince.
- hur Va. by BoId. Note. BIOS account or 9th.
Crwi-o VIII take notice ihsi ell Aanss. ~ asign.
~ ~ duly ss~cuted dtie - July. 1870 has s-sign.
80 si5 isfsicrSe 90 sici dsbsaud claims Of sny DO,
orlfrS 20 lie uib-rnb,r. Cor ceumu purpo-ss All
peo-H's nieh'st % sad Auknev, will mike payment
- Tie undsfs'sied, without delsv. 49, srse co.ts
fEVRY NOSEgL
Waer'ing th, - isI0-T
ITIrI robe rie.tsf ~ rlr. reesf...i s-.r g. ell.
b. Iunc2 CBNNCLE - BNIFTS
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WhecIinr. va. IN. I.lsln-lr

NJ EW CONCERN. -Boai s.,,ss.s ;r,,cer,es Ilonor,
" &c. by W. III, HorsroN & Co. lat IN, stand
formerly occupied 10y J. II. Forsyth & Coz No. 43
water street Boats can hc Supplied al al times viii
ttorrs and every other aucnfiol afforded Ia e,c,o,,
heirlnieresi. Family Groccries Wines und Iuus- Al
ways on hand ~ above 80. 10
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F.U GRFrp r-s,sr-o,

NWELNE PR CENT & IN AMI 81 -I,I----
e'i at the rate of twelve per ccnt pcr ,n-,,,
De Ia.d by the subscribers, for all tcpscs ns,r
-. %'lce' ior sixty days and upwards which cnn
Ne ~iihdrawn without prrViou. uoiir. ~, r. -. -,
N,' he secured by mortgage on uniucumlr-.d r"l -.
"..e W thls CITY ieb III C p. COFF & co
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NV ht.kLING S1NINIiS ! - -

NA nhtLlNG SAVINGS INSTTII
vlnSs lns,,utioa has been rsn,'' s " l.ei,nS Sa-
ennnse once Mr Johr VI Clarke ,Is 81
Sr"nn doof below the Nerchants' q M.rb,ri;cc..
me ioIowlng are the terms rpon wh,.L ~.
ties are received in ~ Institn,ico WINCH bopcs-
Banks. 'eNeu as IN ther
y,,.ss tYe:'aI dsposltrs. ar sums subject
~ nWa, - days notics, interrstn h., =
ihe rate Of rer cent per ai.nrp,. a
1,5IdnyS' notice. ai3I.2pereent.
Msi " - -
81 months" 6 :, .,
lne sarsc propo!tiVDale interest," -. N b.. Ill,
On Hep0st"s made for specified frri,is If - -
tn subject 70 the above periods OF noiic.
clock al 10 4. Nj aud from, NH G'e rom
~, III "Seviimodauon Of 'rn~-nt reposio-S ,ErEs
~ pe ashcd and Sepnsitcs will b,r.c,i,,d a. M
the Treasurer al 'he option oi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31
OPPOSITION.
GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY'S
Two DAILY BTSEs FOR B1LTt-
NoRE, wAsHINGros Cry, Put
.ADELrHIA AID NEw YOAE. by
S$y41YfhE the way Of tho National Road

PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EvEEV soHVIvG
a, 7o'clock roiches Fredorick seconi morning and
t,ks. the ~ ,rninz line arriving AZ BALTIMORE in
no. 10 take the line Of cars for Philsdsphia and New
York.
GOOD INTENT LINE lcaves Wheeling every
.vrysNooS; rsschs. Frederick seoOnd evening and
l.ss, the mail Inc cars immediately ior Bifaore,
yhsrs hsy arrive in limo 10 take the morning limo Of
oar. f,r Phiiadelphia aud New York.
The ahoyo lines for speed and saiey. are believed
ott, b surp1ssed ~ any sags HoE IN the u States.
R<~Racing poss,ivcly prohibited.
HrOHce frst DOR shove the bniioa States Hotel.
nr.t.r atrenI NNheeHng Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

rnANL YOU \ COUGH Do not neglect n -
"ao' nave met a premature death for the Won.
ute attention to n common cold
havcyUu a cough or q cold, H. Co.. -
loolo syrup oi Prunus vrginiana. or Wild Cherry I.
,HIo medical Prescription. and used in an extensive
~H most os,tirrly oSorri relief and save yo,,
o" mar awful disease. Consumption which usuaIIv
'ovcly and the gay 'N'''
Rave you couehi Swaypo's Prunus yir,;,i,r.
" io 1hoFfv syrup. is the only remedy YOU should
"a. % cure you For this plain reason Tina, in I,
' OF 'he ihoi'aHs OF cases where a Aes beer, ~
t1s a fatiTi % -si.,rc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

ESnIA LBS Wire assorted No. 5 just received
NOOO and for sale by
sept CULBERTSON 81 GREERS.
NIRGINIA.rst rules held in the CLERKS Office Of ,ib.
CIrsuh Supenur eour OF Law and Chlneery for The
Sosniy OF OHIO, m the month OF August 1870
S'O'se NJ CIenaird Complainant
against
John VI. Clarke. Henry Moore Johq1
FISHER Charles l.. Strong, the President .,
Directors and Company vf ,bc Bank Of Z Chancsry
Mount PlcnsanIund SIml. Mills
Defendants.
The Defendants, the Presidea'. Directors and
Company Of The Bank OF Mount Pleasant and sam
Hel Md!s, noi having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the act OF assembly
ana the rules OF this court, and appearing by sat
staciOrI evidence thB they not inh sbitants Of
thB communicable. On motion Uf the complain
ant by counsel, u 10 resolved that the ss,J dcfen-
danis do sppear here tie first nv VI the next IA
tern q THIS cogrt. enter tneIT appearance answer
the bill OF said complainant, or otherwise defend
THIS su and that copy Of this order be forth with
inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY of
wheeling, Tor two months succc ssively and posted
at the front door Of the court house Of Ohio county
copy tcstc,
ALEX. T. LATDLEY Clerk
JAeos = Wftsos. tor CompL-aug l5-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

NhILDltEN rlEriIING.-To Mothers a.ld Nur
- sr-fon nI- aware that there are hundreds
h"se liite ~ dearly love who are daily hur
cd mt an uniimcy grave from ihai distressing anal
w. ''nTr.--s;- which anost every infant tails u
prey 10 at the time Of d.n,iiion; therefore, Won who
are n"'hrrs and have the care &c those liule ones.
''"'o apply to Paris Celebrated Soothing Syrup for
,''''ie ecih Whi'h hns nusz-rycd thousands. when
'houghi past crr from dat DISTINCTIVE rsyaR.r
fot safe az ~ II CLAIR street next door 10 the Ale
chem oHtse. PS,s5urgh and NJ ] 9 North Eighth st
PHILADELPHIA
Aso-For 'sle At the s;ote Of JOHN FISHER
Wheeling Va 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

1ieeohS WIVES -ChamPs,sp brandy, 81
perloE - years old.
sssaette csnisc, Fine flavor 8 dark color.
Rordesuy Brandy, do 40
Domestic Brandy. IN 10 Uipsa
Trnnesser Peach Brandy
sin,ics Spirits ~ years old 49,.
Holland Gin, ". r.. Rum,
Port Wine, TREBLE grape and low prieedl
Hacrira !" lns. CFtne snd lo1 pricedl
lisbon and Sweet Malaga Miner,
Muscst IN eases, IN store for sale on scson,.
modatng tsrns,by the esss or on ram by
rt SOLOMON KING
mal3S-U No. - Garner of Water & IIpion q. /,
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{ $3.50 IN ADVANCE.
% LE kEAsoNs Why DIR. nsnIMTs ~

htASOnS Why DIR. UAPIRK-S Pills
!" u'e a'y oil cios.es Of pleople in precrrno
81 they ore prepared from p,,,, .,,,e,, =,
60 " 'e,y Nn"'esoISe medicine mild in its ,to
"nu P's'nni IN i's effects the nlo.t cer,,in mr..
n,, "i health. and safeand cs eiusI cur, ~ M :
rn,, SIA 'r INDiCLSlION. Bnd all STOMACIt
.oMrLAINTS.a pretes, Grand purifier Of the ,hoi',
bECAt SEihsy soohe the nerves of ,cn,;b;,;,- ,,.,
',e nerves Of motion. inirariing TO their MOS,
num- i's pristine tone. und gives strength O,s
cleaENosS oT mind o
- 81 they ncrsr dostrr-, he c,ofs # ne Stc,.
''I p "a bcsr,t' as oil 'frerg pvrcosst,sso
So s'irhce aud experience Icech that M,
PcTga'i'e alone will cure the diseases Of the 81,
'neh ana nerves. Weakness is tie urin,e cnus, or
-. 8 and iy continually resoriins 10 purcu
~, ~, , NAH 'hc matter worse Instead of totter
hi-IAISE DR.. Hnriieh's medicine il nut nm ur.,,
"'oi'ron sense principle. TO cleanse and rfyc,rtys
49, IS mo only way to effect u cure lastly
Of. hey really 30 cure the diseases fsr
Ills ASH TOT III hafiiehs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

WONDERFUL CURE or CcsCMPl JON. t,r
,ormed by DR. SWAYNE'S CLlPOIND SIRUi'
~ PRtNUS VIRGINIA. or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE. Of LAM ter county. Pa. entirely
cured of the above disease h's symptoms were chilli
less, succeeded by hv Nness OF spirits, snt taste n
nis mouth, dry covh, eat oppression IL, the breasi
loss OF appetite reGuntspitiing and coughing Up
irothy and fofyolood After using Two bottles of ih,
above syrua'he coGsh csased. the body began to
strengthen I'd BY usiag Two bottles all these DIS.
agreeable eehnss were removed. lie is now enlrv
ing yo.cct health. TO the as:onishnleni Of All b.
friend,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-31

Respected Friend. Dr. S,yayne--I am ,ruIv i.,I.,,.
ed toyon TOR The henofi have received from tho s
u your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Bark vni,,,
confess was the means Of Restoring my health VS.
a'acked with common cold. y,sfyeb terniDet.a IN -
'ea'su disease UPON the lungs. 1 az !cngth became
u'I,n ueO,a'ed from constant coughing and lus. -
appetite, and gave up al hope Of recovering ne man
! my family hal been carried of by coasumrtion :
'eHg Recommended 10y friend Of mine Mr. Weave,
70 hase 'iHl d youT inestiHrable syrup,I did %
"h'ch terminated ~ performing a perfect eays.
ave me'a 10 say TO you when see you whi>h vii
pc 'his Rails you may make use Of these lines n -
eink proper that those afflicted may fsd elef G,,
"'s sAFn7 sou'ce. Yours truly.
-. JAMES PARRY.
Principal Office. 10 Norh Eighth sireei. pbil,Joi.
,hn Pittsburgh Office. No. Al St Clair street. pors
,oo, % 'ee allegheny brisge. whore tAis invaluable
Medicine may always he found. Ais, n, 81. =, a.
'ooA store Of John Fisher, wheeling Va.
nov sly
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rArENr CURN PLANtrK.
y 4 X q A 4 " s

30. renn'ylsan.a; So i .
ian Is JACOB 4 MITCHELL.
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ameter. These are placed the fiat side
down, and afford drain for the waters.---
Over the tile little straw or rubbish is
thrown, and the ditch is filled up. The
drains are made as numerous as the char.
ac,er Of the land requires, and the percep.
tiblc advantages are very great. IL IS said
that in dry seasons they serve 10 keep the
surface from baking, and in wet ones carry
of The superintendent water.
In agricultural implements America is 10
advance Of England. Our implements are
lighter and constructed on more scientific
principles. The fork, harrow, and plough,
were named as examples.
We have seen in this country as fine spe.
clmens Of English animals as are often found
in the northern country. There, however,
we fad large numbers together, Of great
beauty and excellence, which is not often
the case here. Mr.. Webster thinks the
Ayresbre cows are better suited TO the poor
pastures of Massachusetts than the Dur.
ham. IN England few cattle are trained
10 the yoke. The boocks are intended
for the shanbles. II is an important point
there to feed animals who have not attain.
cd their full size. The food which adds q
pound Of fat TO tho fuIl.grown animal,
would probably give pound in growth, 10
addition to tho pound Of fat, 10 the younger
bullock. The same principle guides them
TO considerable extent in the selection Of
sheep for iatteuing. Ii is the general opu.
ion that good economy forbids keeping any
animal Until they become old. In England,
tie sheep ordinarily are not housed 10 the
winter. They feed on the turnips in the
field, and drop the manure where 1t is want
ed. TIE Iong.wooed sheep require to be
kept as we keep hogs-always fat" The
South Downs are a harder race. Mr..
Webster stated the extraordinary fac, that
the wool clip in England next season will
probably be sixty il no, seventy millions OF
feeces. The long.wooled will average
eight lbs the short four and FIVE. The
product may be easily computed from these
naturalization Herald.
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APRIL 6.
As soon as the Journal of the House was
read on Saturday, Mr.. Jones, the Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means, ask
ed leave to introduce Resolution proposing
that the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill be made the special order of the day for
Wednesday next at one o'clock, and each
succeeding day at the same hour, until dis.
posed Of.
Mr.. Stanly objected, on the ground, that
the adoption Of tie resolution would pat
aside all private bills. Blu. suspension of
the rule being obtained, The proposition was
carried l07 votes to 53.
The Speaker then proceeded TO call the
Committees for Reports until the expiration
Of the morning hour, aud a motion being
made and carried for suspending the rules,
the call was continued unttl all the States
were gone through, and lis Reports were
made chiefly of private claims.
Amongst the bills reported, was one Of a
public nature, viz. bill tc continue the ex-
s.ence Of the Banks Of the District of Co.
luubia, on certain conditions.
Mir. Adams, from the Committee on Man.
fractures, introduced bill to increase the
duties on imported manufactures Of Silk,
and report against the bill concerning
Lead imported into the u. States.
Mr.. kembie, from the Committee on Nil.
ilary Affairs, reported, without amendment,
The bin from the Senate, called the Florida
Settlement bill; aud Mr.. Gushing, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, offered
Report, accompanied by bill for the salts
faction of claims due to certain American
citizens for spollatons committed on their
commerce prior to July 1901. Which
bills being referred, the House adjourned.
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MARCH 5

Owing to the death, after short illness,
Of the Hon. Thaddeus Belts, one of the
Senators from Connecticut, which was an
nounced in both Houses yesterday morning,
the two Houses adjourned, after entering
into the usual Resolutions on such occa.
sions aud as the Funeral will take place
to-day, no business, it is presumed, will be
transacted in either House.
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An Important Conrert.-Ex- Governor
Kinney, of Illinois, one of the most influ-
entail and decided friends Gen. jackson
ever had in that State, has come out in a
publication under his proper signature, in
favor of Gen. Harrison, and against the
Sub Treasury National Bank measure now
proposed. He says the system has been
in full operation for hundreds of years in
Spain, and has produced nothing but mon
drchy and aristocracy."-Rdl. Register.
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TERMS

Tieo Dollars and Fifty Gents IL paid in advance
TIRE Dollars II not paid within three months
And 7zres Dollars and Fifty Gents il not paid
until altor theexpiration of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except
al the option Of the Editor.
gJ'Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
square nc lines or less, this sized tyPs,) or tbs
first insertion, and IS cents for each continuance.
.cocrt advertisements and sherias' Sales charged
rs per cent. higher; and a deduction of 335 per
cent will be made from the regular prices. for ad'
ycrlisers by the year.
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Murder VIII Ow.-a most shockin

Murder VIII OM.-A most shocking
wholesale murder has Just been revealed
at Greensburg, Ky. In July, 1888, a
whole family of fire, women and children,
named White, sold their effects there and
set out to join their common head in the
South. They mysteriously disappeared,
and it has just been asccstained by the con-
fession of one of the wagoners Darlington
Simpson, that they were all murdered and
buried in the woods, for the sake Of their
little property. The bones have been dis
interred.-ib.
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APRIL A..


The House resumed the consideration of
the question of printing certain documents
respecting the New Jersey election, and
Mr.. Fillmore having concluded his remarks,
and there appearing TO be general wish to
close this debate, the previous question was
moved aud carried and the question was
first carried on the amendment of MIR. Gar
land, and then on MIR. Campbell's resolution,
which passed LAT votes 10 5.
The Speaker laid before the House sun.
dry packages Of dcposihons in relation to
the New Jersey Election, which was refer.
red to the Committee on that subject.
The House then proceeded to the orders
Of the day and considered number Of pri.
vate bills.
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In the Senate, The bill TO authorize the
President TO raise 1900 men to serve against
the Florida Indians was discussed, and or.
dered, to be engrossed for third reading.
The men are 10 be enlisted to serve during
the war, unless sooner discharged, to be
armed and equipped in such manner, and
subject TO such regulations as the nature Of
the service may make necessary.
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The Senate did no: sit on Saturday.

.APRrL ..
Yesterday was set apart by the rules OF
the House for the receptions Of Resolutions,
and the Speaker proceeded TO call the States,
commencing where he left off.
Several motions we're made to suspend
the rules for different objects, bu, they were
all rejected by the House.
Mr.. Wise presented the petition Of $50
citizens of the United States praying for a
revision of the punishment of VIM. l..
Mackenzie, which was referred TO the Com.
nliiiee on the Judiciary.
The whole day was devoted to the con,
sidertion OF Resolutions. One offered by
Mr.. Fillmore, called on the President for
any information 10 his possession showing
the warIlke preparations of Great Britain
by introducing troops into Canada or New
Brunswick, or creating or repairing .fortti.
cations, &c. and also what preparations, if
any, have been made by this Government
10 put the North and Northeastern frontier
in state of defence.
And on motion of Mr.. Briggs, the Com.
mlttee of Manufactures were instructed TO
enquire into the expediency Of laying duties
on imported wines, foreign silks, &c. which
are at presen, free of duty.
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bill for third reading was taken, and neg.
atived 22 votes 10 20. So the bill was re
Jected.
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In the Senate, a Resolution was intro.
duced by Mr.. Nichals for so organizing the
Navy as to create the rank of Admiral.
The Cumberland Road bill underwear,
considerable discussion. After negativng
the amendment proposed by Mr.. Clay, OF
Alabama, Mr.. Grundy moved TO reduce the
appropriation from 10000 to 100, 000.-
Mr.. Preston proposed to reduce the amount
to 5000, aud this motion was carried-23
votes to II. The question of engrossment
was then moved but, at the request of Mr..
Clay, of Kentucky, it was postponed I'LL TO
morrow.
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10 The Senate, message was received
from the President, in reply to a resolution
Of Mr.. Norve.l, making enquiries as 10 the
military and naval preparations in progress
along our Northern and North Eastern
frontier. The communication states, IN a
letter from Gen. " infeId Scott, that the
British have now 10000 of their best regu
lar troops in their prov lnces, one.third of
which force has arrived there since the
Spring Of 1888, but mentions no great in.
crease Of fertilization.
Mr.. Webster brought ia bill TO eslab.
fish uniform system of Bankruptcy
throughout the U. States, which was refer.
red TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Cumberland Road bill was again de-
bated at length, end lis consideration will be
resumed 10 day.
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In the Senate, tho consideration of The
Cumberland Road bill was again resumed
when Mr.. Clay Of KY, MIR. Southland ant
others, delivered their sentiments upon il
After which, the question on engrosslng tht
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-23
SILK PREMIUMS.

The National Silk Society have offered
numerous bounties, varying from 500 to
81 900 each, for the best specimens of raw
silk, to be produced during the coming
season. The aggregate amount of the
bounties Is $4,000. The prospect is fair
that the Silk Culture will become promi-
nent and settled part Of our domestic in
dustry.
Falling 0f.-In Waterbury, Connecti-
cut, there were employed in the factories in
1887, $40 hands. At present there are l6l.