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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS

10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HAVE Received large assortment of Slliery whic
viii sell al Factory PTicCs-Owcr than they have been
pa before Call and cNamne-ihc prices cannot fail 10
lease. The stock consists in paTt Of
nghSh and American Sldss from 81 ~ 10 s30-supeTinr
~ ~ 10 SlIc alilcs' $40 tO so 80
DO Heads AMI Rcns and Bride LeathcrS OF all Ln,ls
ON . Tn Sdlp"i dozen; Double covered Wagon whips:
a' ran Brides; Saddle Rags; GiTths Hard leather
ruhss' non frames, 'c in the best style; sheen
h nil"E' luo doE horse carriage, and stage Colars;
Toe ihIcddi Cart Whips; Martingales; Riding Whips Gig
H. a. X H. DICKINSON,
nm ISL 2nl door bCuw the Bell Tavern.
UPERIIOR OLD WINES q rs AMY
IEkl superior old Madeira Wine, Of Newton C;nrdp
Muid"cES hrand-priec fruGi ?! 10 eli per gallon
rae ana brown sherry imported 10y tie late Mr POmar
onr ha pcoi very old and finely favored Curnar Bran.
', OtiTi Dupuy & Co.'S brand
W" above articles recommended a. pcreriy CONN,
c,anl Of quality worthy of attention. For sale by
MI JOHN Il. TRIPLETT 4 son.
J. PEASE s. SONS
LAUIFIED ESSENCE OFHOARuOUN
& a DH.
supply received.
LYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYELL
n Nix faffs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

Come on the li tor Cheap Furniture.
WE have hand, AMI are daily manufacturing all
~ kinds Of Cabinet Furniture which will sell una.
sualy lOw for cash. or good 1cc Cpiaucrs
We invite those who want Furniture a 4 low prirC To-
give call, determined to sell fo suit tile times
a. u CHANDLER a co.
y. =. Also Oh Furniture repaired and taken in ~.
change for Please all corner above Valentine A
BTccdcu's Dry Good store.
IA 2--3m A. u. c. y co
NIYOOLsEH PATENT REFINED SIGARS-A con.
w slant supply u Treble aud Double Leaf Flutoi.
Pink aut Extra Double Loaf Crushed ant Pow Tered u.
gaTs, hOm the celebrated mandatory woolsry 4
Wuoscy, New York, for sale on Hhc raj terms.
LANCASTER, DENNY n Co,
IN - I'm sole kc,nt. in r. richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

Ca. EAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRY
GOO rs.
SELLING OFF CHEAP FOR CASH.
IUSE, lSiI.
u q. II. il AlNS Vril sell bargains in the follow
IL iu2 Gupt's, y wholesale or retail g.
1 case plaid taSocs handsome Summer sfy'e-Tasou.
bling NDuss'ne 10 Iaiucs- tic unparalleled low price
Of ~! cents
10 cases Of C,!icoes all ylos, from > s To- l2i &c. -
and - ctS--uCw patterns
Handsome Lawns mn.y colours, l. ca, 2s 81 and IS
Great aTsains IN Hosiery Of all kinds
NcIy cheap Nuslu Cares and Collars
Large Muslin Csp"s, worth slJ tot 50 and los
Cheap Muslin EdEmgs and luseuiuss
Lace Goods nf cvcIy description
Chall' ys AMI NouseAnc &c lanes
Irish LINENS, warranted from ~ - 3D. 81 t
- RI and 81. Also, pieces Linens, very hnJ,
bOspms
Ma - L. -lorn and straw nnnucis
Cap. neck aud bonnet Ribbons
Bonnet wrcaihs and Flowers
Also ~ bales domestic bcachci and unb!cachcd shrncs
amt Shcctiugs
BED TIckinss, Apron Checks and Cotton Ozrnhurca
SELLING iurcash only Pei will ini all the above
low
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

IA The subscribers having Leased the Store for
eh73 merry occupied by Messrs Davenport 3 Allen
liasIl snl situated on Cary street. between l4ih an
- 10TH ant Inm-iNIey opposite Mr. :. :. saun
itrs obacc" Factory, Will rent ouj very rate o.
one winch ihey now occuuy, from IDLY 10 the enc
Of the year. mo x TRIPIETT a. so<
Ie 2-II - ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
OFFICE FOR SAFE.

- The frame building adjoining tn Pos; once
EsslA viii De soi on fair terms. With tie consent o
z.si the propuefors Il the Wing d; can remain ia no
- - present location uutIl the Isl of AnTl next
] = II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

ELEGANT SUNNI DRESS SHOES,
~ For GENTLEMEN, made 10y Miles and others.
ME would cali the attention ut Grntlcucn n want of
w brduiiuianh SUPERIOR shoes for Summer wear tn
Gmrhrc" lul varied assortment Of thai piIie ur aTc
we can confidently recommend lcm as very superior in
all rcspccts-they will he soil very low
n. BURLINGTON 4 CO.,
H. Lin lIu..-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

REEf AND POnh
- 81 bb,s New York Cry Mes Reef
- DO d. 40 prime "a
10 90 Baltimore No DO
81 do mcsz Pork
- DO prime DO
Just received, and for sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
FOR RENT,
FOR REST-

- IhltellsaIe store IA tie Ola Market. formerly
tffs6 occupied 10y MT Jacobson; possession gwen i'm.
lElR insiae.L For Terms, inquire ofMr<. Pyle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
FOR RENT,

a Th- dwelling house a. the southeastern cornc
TEFA OF aud tn streets and the small wooden hots
klsim al the south western conner OF AID s street
-S-ssA7piyio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

BUTTER, ALMONDS So.
/ ANplNG, TON schr lyrchhurg
II ~ tubs superior Goshen Butter
ln stcks AiJaut Almonds
~ bags Ginger
hkcgs Mustard, Tor sale.
ius6t DAVENPORT ALIEN
GENTLE uEN's SUPERIOR GALE MD
MOROCCO DRESS SHOES.
Made by j. Miles & Son.
NENTlEMEN arc informed thai We have on hand good
" assortment of hrrc elegant Shoes or summer wear
ID. BURLINGTON co.
jss Mansion iiousc
EOR HIRE-Two Servants, one a Ccof. aud the
IT other Dining Room Servant. Apply ITO
jeSu w&J b CHRISTIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

- Aud possession given the Is; OF July next. a
ffSTa coIni,rtahie family residence on Sn1ckne Hin
lEssU N desirable ueighbourhooi For terms ap.I,
800 CAPERTON 4 CRUMP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
FOR kENT,

- The brick tenement or the Canal. adjoining IL
fSstTS store 81 MI Barnett Wicker. Il Is well suite
EislM for Grocery. Possession gwen mmetiaicly
49, For terms, apply 90 " ellington GOdtln. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14
STORE FOR RENT.

- Aui possession given Angus; next The sub
tEfSI ScTlvsT- intending TO remove 10 the store nc4
EEssI door 20 Aessrs ksu,, Kcucau * Atw.'er, tLt
store az present occupied By them Is !ur rent
toF Particulars, enquire ~
ana I5-ti WADSwORTH TURNER GCo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-14

y y ~ - Y U y DIT TT 01-- n |||'TIV
" prices. f.f ,H H'rr Ifrk french ilI rrai,h Bon.
u.siug. rriHHI blue black Italian tr1rs. wHur rose and
sr1w g'o.g' French Grapes. .Hsk vhfr tgse AND blue
lnNr lfsC. Love l'S'-. COTTON 1uI ss Huse; fri 1uI
blue BLACK M8rreius, lhrk Gro de Rhine, Gro 90 An.
s6fn o. 'Errs. au| GIH |, NIctuuud
NNc1HuiI 1s-HrtiuCuiuI Plaid ta. sa anil Chine silks
VI iNr latest Paris syIgs, Chine Haas Scai Shavs ami
Nf1'rs handsome new style white and hlHrk Nri's; solid
color lu. u.'y tEurrH HalEHrnc, uDw H0f handsome
ar.f fr ladies' lrrss heu-ttgHri needle wHrs lu. tape
t'tt.rturu cambria uts's, cruNr. ari utu-lu EI-r
sod IuarrurE muslin amt lawn Eufs lrfint-' Caps
French WORK muslin tarra anil Cn1rs, variety of
~ sni s's al ives 1ul Mis-. handsome cap Bu1 .nUnrt
khnrus Satin ans llffs In lrE.nru. Tuscan anil
bn0ur. new s'IIr S- NHuts and wIsh EUu1e iHrre ff
Gays lrc.I lace tia r- uI lnscfunz Gotten Cambria;
N'ok, NrH Swirs SOL t1wl-c Muslin, Furniture AMI
trsh Linens Lawns; = Sand Do lush Sryturz. birds eye
1ni 'anr diaper Huf .Ifussk Table J.H.Hs brown sru
h'arhcl Cotton ~Hiru- aus shccuuss, Sd Maryland reu
ienfsry fa'ds. Apron aul Furniture Check; PLAID Cotton
IIIaIl. Ilu.. sun ..I-r.. rIrI--L. N-.- .I.- m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
STEAM Navigation n c.,

STEAM NAYIGATIoN.-on satprJ,v H.,
chamber OF Commerce mot TO receive the ryo,os;-
lion OF The new Royal Steam Navigation Cog,,sa
Tor touching with their boats OF New Orle.,. ~
q was determined 10 ask Congress To pace ,ho m
the most favored footing. &C. w
THIS steam ship company have boars NJ t5oo
tons burihen in heir line, Of a co.t of c,,
OF dollars They receive twelve hundred tba,,,s,'i
dollars yeor from the British Governmen, g.,
rying the mail The line will commence -, ~
first Of October. and by it we shall no h. ~ ''o
ceiP, OF news frOm England. every % DAYS ~
The routes arc Inns laid down.
no London to Havana by way of Corunn, Pun.
chal B1rbadoes md Nassau Reiur ni,g t1o,...
TO London by WY Of Birbsdoes '"''"'
NO. On the arrival ofthe london boat NJ H.v,.
~. "a one steamer will leave for Honduras Yer, C,nz
IomP'oo' New Orleans, IIavans. Ano,,,.y eli
Leave same time for New Orleans direct ,bsneo =,
Iampico, Vera Cruz. Honduras. IIavan,
Sp. haliiaI TO Havana by way Of New York
No Barbadoos, lceward island. Jamaica All
oack.--lN Adv ofJune 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR Bidlack presented n memorial praying for
The repeal Of the Act admitting Rail Road Iron free
ofduiy.
MIR Winthrop presented petition in favor Of the
drawback on rum. Both were referred To the Com.
miiiee of Ways aud Means
Other petitions were presented praying for the en-
aciment of aGeneral Bankru;d LAW and the esiab-
iishineni of n National Bank
Mr. G Davis offered a resolution calling the
different Departments Cor the number of persons
ployed IN the business of the Government 60 report
seNerally, al the next session. with the amount OF sal
ary and TO rrI-8.: ~ officers who have been rcmov
ed from the 4ih o March. 1920 the 4ih of March
1915 and why they have not removed yyih great
or despatch laiihless and incompetent officers"
Mr. { Brown asked that the words land why they
have removed faithful ind incompetent officers" he
added.
MIR Bolts said that he did not admit rha, any such
| had been removed
The question was then taken on that part Of the
resolution, which asks for information why greater
despatch had not been used in removing faiIhless
and incompetent officer; and negaiived, yeas 81
nays las.
The resolution of Mr. Davis. as amended, WIS
then adopted, yeas l2S. nays II.
The Speaker presented message from the Sore.
iary ofTreasury. rs To iha manner in which the
provisions Of the SubTreasury had been carried out
Laid on the table.
The House then went into Committee OF the
| whole, Mr. Winthrop in the Chair.
THE FoRTIFICATIoN BILL.
Mr. Gushing to correct some errors into which
he thought the genrlemn from South Carolina had
fallen, IN his remarks on the Mcleod case
Mr. RheIi explained. anil said that in the few re-
marks he had made, he had intended to cast no re.
lection either upon the present or past Adminislra
1 ton.
| MIR c Brown offered an amendment appropriaiinr
$4,000, for the repair of Fort Alifhn, the Della
ware River
Mr. Waterson moved to strike out the enaciing
! clause ofthe Bill.
Mr. Fillmore rose in defence cf the bill. uni eI.
pressed establishment nj the opposition TO IT, and
showed that should these appropriations be made IL
u"uiu give expenditure only OF little over 5000
OOO per annum for two years aud a half
Aher a few remarks from Messrs Gushing and
| Underwood. the Committee rose. and the Speaker
| resumed the Chair
Mr. WISE offered resolution calling on the Sec.
rotary OF War for information : the amount of
appropriations for Notifications which remain uneK
pended. Agreed To.
Mr. Profii moved that The debate on The Forfi
CATION Bill cease m Committee Of the Whole tonior
row al = o'clock. and that The committee proceed 10
act on amendments that may be offered IN silence
On the question. shall tho main question now be
put The yeas and nays were, yeas II. nays IL
On the passage Of the resolution The yeas and nays
We're for the resolution II, yeas, against IL rs nays
So the resolution was adopted and the House al.
jOuned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
THE WAY TO GET ON IN THE vyo

lltE Whh lO tk v DN IN THE WORLD --
To got on IN This World. you most he content 10 he
always stopping where you are; 20 advance YOU np.t
BE- siaiIOnary,--io get up. keep down; following
riches o. Ike following will geese. and YOU mus,
crawl after both on your belly Tho minute YOU ZOO
up your head, of They ro whsflinu d,wn the wind
and YOU see no more Of them; n you hsvn't tb.
art ofscking by nature, you must acqnrco Il BIZ arr
PVT couple Of pounds u bird lime upon your office
stool. and ~ down on i geta chain round YOU, Ieg
snd ue yourself n your counter like pair orshoo
sissorE nail yourself up againsi the wall of vo1r
place Of business. like q weasel on a barn door. q,
she slgn ofthe spread eagle or what will do best Of
all marry an honest poor girl withouta penny. and
ny life 90 yours u you don't do business Never
mind what your fclatoss say about genius. talent
learning pushing. enterprise. nod such stuff when
they come 'advisin you or your god stick up 10
them ior The Ian of sovereign. and fever YOU
zee them on your SIDE Of the street arfn skiyer
ne and welcome; bit 10 10 any good. tell Won o. \
YER asd over sgain. you siusf bsa shctsr Won NAV
20 ~ upon rock fyoJ never quit your hold or i
n seivoo8s Hlg1Efgs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
REVIEW or THE MARKET.
BALTIMInr. IrrrII

sAfHhgAEt JULY 10.
LADhhNGE.-Saleso II sterling bills have bs,u,
"'a"e curing The week AZ 10 toiOI per cent. p,srs.
I'M There - now very liuls doing we ouo,,
D,'s on Amsterdam At 400 cents per guildsr. ard on
"'sIlen al ~ cents per rir dollar
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Cheeks and J,,0,
81 We" fofs aiid Boston are selling a. q per cent
pen on Pml1delphia Al Z per cent discount; anI
O'l Nchmond NJ i J per cent discount We ooo,o
~, zee. al premium oil 70 ~ per cont
~ IIbE.-Ths market c0niinnss ~ be 0,nv
supplied with Reef cattle bat they are n.osly Of We
" lniefiof quality AMI Do nof meet with ready sals
FEAIHEkS.-There is no demand lof Fe5tb.,.
md We quote The wholesale price Of Western nj AZ
70 40 cents. and smaller parcels 81 20 10 As cent, a,
IN quality.
FLOUR
Howard Street Flour--we note decline d, A..
store price ~ Howard street Flour. q, No..
sales u gsOd standard brands were mad. e. .,
az - so. and other parcels to The er,sn, 81
iVOO barrels have been taken since. =, the am.
and price. a.. ~. ae market continues quite doll
bbJ, 80 % without change VIZ 81 80. ~.
=, =, sON fhbtGHS.-We o,o,o q.
49, SD end TO PttbUrgh At \ ~, ,o ooheo'ng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
SENATE.


FRIDAY, July is. 1871.
Mr. TaIlmadge presented petitions from New
York in favor Of a general bankrupt law.
Mr Evans presented resolutions Of a meeting OF
citizens in Maine. OF similar import.
Mr. Mouton presented a remembrance against the
extension Of the port Of New Orleans.
The consideration OF Mr. Buchsnons motion. cal.
ling for list Of remoyals, was postponed until TO-
morrow.
LOAN BILL
Mr. Clay sad there nothing before the
Senate. he appealed 10 the Senate 10 take up the
loan bill by general consent flo repeated what
was The condition Ofthe Treasury. anJ hoped there
would be no objsc.ioR 60 take IL up. Ifopposed
now, he would move 90 take tup at o subsequent
part Of the day.
Mr. Calhoun said he should object II was the
beginning Of q funded debt. and he should be un-
willing 20 let 10 pass without resistance.
Mr. Wright said he should not oppose any motion
10 supply The wants Of the Government But his
objection was 10 voting loan 10 distribute among
The States when the wants Of the Treasury deman-
ded o. On his ground alone be shouli oppose H.
Mr. Huntington tois the opposition most eI-
iraordinary. and he requested the Senator from
south Carolina 10 reflect how % wOuld appear be.
fore the world.
MfCalhoun explained hat he merely Intended
70 say hist IBIS bill Effected q total change in the
financial system. IL could not be passed without de.
liberation end discussion.
Nc Huntington considered This only reason Tor
taking up. The Treasury requires Inc funds and
iftbe threatened Opposition be- persisted IN, no Tins
should he lost incornmencing tho discussion.
Mr. Clay moved 30 postpone the previous orders
30 Ne purpose u taking up the loan bll. and asked
tor The oyss and HOos which were ordered
Hhif King expressed hs wish that The bank bin
should - preferred 70 gay oihsr Bot after the
slniemeni Of The Senator from Ksmucky. that the
state Of The Treasury required 10, he thought that
the question should be conceded and urat gentlemen
on The other side should Taye he opportunity 10 SUD
Wy he wants % The Treasury BE I'D not care
whether tie form Of raising Money y,.s lbst Of n
loan o. Treasury mites Bot if systsroaf srfr,ys.
rance was 90 30 louuded ou this system ofIaap. lac
would tell gentlemen that their days we're nun,ber.
81
NJ Woodbury. suggested fhai The Din Be po.fpon.
81. and rnsdo the snlsr 81 iie day for Monday.
Mr Clay mado another explanation. and ~ 90
request ofMr Tappon. withdrew his cal ior M,
ayes end uoss
The motion was hen ugrsed 10 wiihoBi divi
son.
Ihe bin was tHon read
Nj Cl1y said The conversation which had irrsf n
hen piocc, rendered if unnecessary lr him 30 BE- ~
fiaboraie % his statement al be Otherwise should
hRye been II we undcrstooi tirnt there was. On
M N Of March last. Oh unsrpected balance o. ga
nIiliens Of which - millions two hundred and ten
houflnf Collar Fsfc srrended leaving about nine
s-.ions lhsfs wa 81 addiuooal densnd Of tso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

" The chain gang law" was put into pr,o,.,.
a. operation on Friday lnsi-A nsgro man fined FOR
fighting was sentenced 10 work cot An. -, ~
the streets, VI
THIS law has done more 10 suppress disorJsrlv
conduct. fhan even fs most zealous friends dsr.i ~
hope. Many Of the loafcrs with which on, cite ga,
infested have sought spot more conrenisl 10 tb.i,
habiis-Many fines have heon paid which under 9th
er circumslances could not have been colected-aDd
best all many rowdy spree has been prevented by
knowledge ofthe fact. that the actors in Them
would he required % fork no The fine. or ,vork n,
the city with a chain around the leg-lGszeue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

good man feols q, tho sight OF the dying took pos
session OF him. and he became calm again.
The approach Of death has much which is e.
e1altlng that our grief sor the,infe orgotisn And
could one. who had seen Arthur lev hours before
now nave looked spon the grave and grand repose
him.
The liv,d hue OF death was fast spreading over
his mothers fnce. lie siooped forward TO catch the
sound OF her breathing. Il grew quick and faint
MY mother" she opened her eyes for the las, tim,
upon him I iant flush passed over her cheek
there was the serenity Of angel in her look hc
hand Just pressed his. IL was all over. His spin
had endured its utmost. IL sank down from i,s ON
earthly height; and. with his face Upon HIS mother
pillow, he wept like child
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20
THE INQUIRY

Tell me. ye winged winds
That round my pathway roar.
Do We not know st,me spot
Where mortals Weep no more,
Some lone and pleasant dell.
Some valley in the West.
Where free from toll and pain.
The weary soul may restl
The loud wind dwindled to n wbisner low,
And sighed for pity as it answered mo"
Tell me. thou mighty deep.
Whose pillows round me play
knowst ihou some favored spot.
Some island far away
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he signs
Where sorrovs never lives
And friendship lever diesi
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Shipped for a while, and sighed to answer MOI
And thou, sercnest moon.
That with such holy face.
Dosi look upon the earth
Asleep in nights embrace,
Tell rno in oil thy round.
Hat thou not seen some spot,
Where miserable man
Might find n happier lot.
Behind cloud the moon Withdrew IN wo.
And voice sweet. but sad. responded NO"
Tell me, my secret soul.
Oh. tell me Hope md Faith.
Is there no resting place
From sortow. sin nhd death
Is there no happy spot.
Where mortnls may be blessed;
Where grief may find balm,
/ And WEAKNESS a resti
Faith, Hope aud Love best bonn, m mortal. ci,,
"av'd their bright wing, and whispered, "Yes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

Tho operation e The rule ofibs Touss Ii,;,.
speakers u one hour works admiralty Frhs spserb.
- are more condensed aud efeaive-tbe Hall !,
more fully aiieuded-tbe HOUSE is kept on the op,i
ere and business goes on riih unusual farilitv-
u ~ indeed. great discovery. The people will
'ppfove %. ond both parties will IN the end End Il
a hapy rule u saves lime, space labor session.
money. The newspapers will be thankful Tor shori
speeches-ihey viii be more generally Published
nod read. and the readers will think much be0., N
incir authors "Breviiy is he soul Of wit" A man
Of education and good sense will speak with preei
SION and brevny. u Is the empty headed and he
weak minded who ore verbose. Condensation 1,
N evidence u falent-the opposite s sign Of .b.L
'owness; Mr } 2 Clark, Of y v. s entitled b The
-sedii Of proposing rule like The one We have Al
udes 70. 81 The beginning Of The 26h Congress and
w Waren. Of GeorEls' and Mr Holmes. ofS { 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

ana half million from the War Department Cor
ao'enees Tins made nearly twenty seven millions
lhen thefe was on omission in the report of the
secretary ct the Treasury for a Home Squadron.
hon and half
Mr. Clay showed thnt the reasury note. had
been exhausted and the IL millions required to be
raised by TINS bull would he necessary for the pur.
poses nj the Treasury. lie then showed that there
would he deficiency OF means this year including
the Treasury notes Ia he redeemed OF nineteen mil
lions and half He further stated that the revenue
from Customs for the last siI ,nIhs had fallen be-
low the lowest estimate being only FIVE millions
seven hundred thousand dollars
On motion of Mr. Preston. the Senate weat into
the consideration of EXECUTIVE business, and then
| ahlourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-20

drunken man fell into a kettle OF boiling potash
somewhere in Lower Canada. and was completely
dissolved.-Not a particle OF his body could be
found. So says New Y'rk paper. A drunkari's
death Is an awful death. lie falls under mill saw
and is sawed in tuLin-Pitches into the fire, and
burns his head offs smrshed by an engine
drowned in qunymire-or perishes on n sck-bed
with all his crimes rushing upon his distracted Wis
ion, and gasps n curse upon himSelf and leaves the
world Oh, the drunknrjs death is dreadful
death,