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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
PRINC,E's NURSERY & Gardens

PRINCES NURSERY GARDENS
,.:.Iks,, The New Calalog les ure now ready
E8sSf5-I for distribution gratis 10 those Who anoI,,
E$VgS$ post paid by Mail. They comprise lie
immense assortment of Fruit ami or
1850 naInental trees, shrubbery and plants
hiui SeS o. $50 varieties, bllbOus Il ,yyeT ro rs
spIlhgh dahlias, green house GIANTS, garden seed
Ne all OF which are priced AT much rel -
lH"s' discount of 10 per cent. Is mnd, when
Idsh OF draft on some CITY is sent with The or.
usI as thea all trouble OfcO.lrcIIIn Il saved.
Nm'bbo muibc-rics for silk Of the choicest kind
IL Se SOLD l0N sud on liberal credit, com rl,io.
II .hu''lcduus Alpine. cXpausl, ela;a, br usa .
1910 ',I varieties Orders per mail 10 VIM X
.t,Ilte WI receive PROMPT attention and be eys.
49, IH IA inner that cannot fail 10 give sllIs-
y a p nhi val be forwardc as III ectel.
" u our um Trees are buIded on pl,,,, sto.Lg
New York, Oct .. ISfi- a " Fi"i' S'0SNS'
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PROPOSALS.

FOR PUBLISHING MONTHLY PERIODICAL
uI,urED TO THE ADvANcENCNr % rnE sEv.
ERAL OBJECTS oFruE
LOGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
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=. u GREER, Treasurer.
NMTIRE WORKING OF Isss3 a1 +

NA IRE WORKING OF ALI,
w KINDS.-R. wATTERSON still CON
~, e at his wire working establishment on
tsT. wheeling near Oh, stone bridge
WINS he will Manufactured order and in tbs
most approved manner all arties in his line. VIZ
AsEiVEs AND RIDDLES OF all sizes Rolling md
Siahaing SCREEN WIRE fer merchant mills and
aiy0ther kindsof woye wire that cal be named
wire ROP + for FerrIees'always on hand and
manufactured at the shorisst notice to ordcr.RoJ
L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
HoRNBROOK & DILLON,
PLUMBERS,

VIII they carry the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING, in all i's branches.
They have constantly on hand: HgirastS, ofuari
Gus descriptions H1fcrs Kettles, Water Closets Bah
TABS. 10, s. Coli Sbo,rcr Baths. Rsi0rtS for Bleach.
ing. Chsmioll Apparatus, lead CoftHs, Tatcni Bath
Heaters, Fv and LIN P1n.ps, Loai Pipes Of all
sisss, Shec, rad Of any thickness, and tDorkcd az
iHio any manner oCform.
9a5- Water conducted through Leaden Pipes
from Springs to Dwelling Houses m the Country
ALso-BEER PUMPS X BAR ROOMS fued OF
To or Ter; LEATHER HOSE.
SIPeriOrpumPs for country wells, steam engines
&c. dc
go All orders thankfully reesired aud punciuau
attended 10. WHEELING Va.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS
mug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

LNOk RENI.-One small house in mills R0,, %
Il Centre street East Wheeling. Rent modern,.
enquire Of JOHN FISHER, 1873 Main ST.
up %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply of ss,
grass fish lines and fish hooks of various sizes
Jun2J MEIIOR. Union ST.
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s3O.Onn RE,,- ,nn

- S3O,OOO REWARD.
y OliCE Is hereby given that the sub.cr;t,, -.
moved his establishment TO Water stree, Inc.
tween The U : Hotel. and Mckee. HARDING . 60
warehouse where he intends keepinp ,gono,,i
~ kNiSlllNG CLOTHING STORE. such as cJo,bs
'''>iucils, ond vestings Of every variety. All Of
VIZ, ".',n WIZ DC made To order in the nealcst and
READY MADE CLOTHING. together viii, n - 81,
assorted stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES all oC ,,t..,,
"'iI he sold TOW Tor cash or good endorsed p,pe,
y - JOS 5 LOWRY.
@ ,hhESE-A further supply, ia boxes, rccely.
~ Cd aud Tor sale by
KING g. CRUMBACKER.
SCOT as. kVafcr Sf-,,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

ISAAC eANLrTi vPTON DVTFiELD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
No. lS9. Market Square Third door North Of Mar
he, Alley, WHEELING. "a.
4 NANETr x DUFFiELD. take this early OPP
~ Portuniy OF informing the public that iHcl
nave opened an entirely ne, cstabl -hWtnt "a
aooNs whete trey are prepared % iotHls" a.
MHOLESALE OK RETAIL 49,,
any and all articles usually found an TsI'olsh-
ments II the same Kind Copper kcit's meas
aunp from, an Gallon 90 two 'nousaut "a Ions,
together with oNcry variety ln the Tn aud Sheet
Iron War, me wrI bs made 70 order.
Ala, Sfe.ru Goat work Of every description
made m the most durable manner and ON the
! shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper, i'm
or siuc wi! be done.
The proyrietsrs h.rVc every confidence in their
ability 20 render perfect satisfaction to their Gus
'omsrs.
The senior in he firm has been engaged for
hcpatwo years IN an extensive Tin and sheet
~ atttare establ' hueut b THE city; and the 10
Cur Siser for thirteen years past has been em-
fal ol % Col Geo DultN' 9 establishment At " Inch
ileecy ppeT work has been done during that
nrup't han nj other shsps la the city together
~ oyEring m copper, TN, and sheet iron prompt
tolo uded TO.
Wd y country friend may do well by giving US .
aori e. fore they purchase elsewhCr
AsihO times are extremely hard We are deter
( mined 10 sell at the very lowest prIce for cash.
! Old copper, Brass and Pewter will be received
/ IN exchange Tor all kind Of ware, Call and Sc,
G.. a ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
TIE

"A toIION Seine entirely new and in 20, d
order, for sale low for cash a he store of
JOHN w. DERRY
0r' Head # Water etrret
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

VI GlNlA-IN cHAScERY-At rules held in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and ChanccTy, for the county OF Ohio, IN
the month II August. ls4i.
Abg1h y Johnson aud Thomas Drakeley part.
nets m business under the firm Of \ John
son " co. Compliments
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26


DRUNCHlTlS! BRONCHlTISM-Be
- ware Of that dread DESTROYER, gfrTBE
BRONCLITlS:1E Which spares neither Inc
\ Dung, thOohd, or the Beautiful but Is annual
" hurrync thousands upon thousands TO a prem
AZURE grave ungdcr the mistaken name ofConsu-
IN 'uon. Inc usual symptoms Of this diseaes are
Ceugh, Sore ness Of The Lungs or Throat Hoarsc-
ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma Hectic
FcyeT.a SEIiuog UP Of PhleEm or Matter and
sometimes blood. ltIssu inflammation ofthc 61c
* which ines the inside Of tha small wind tui = /,
or ar vessels running through e fcry part Of the
lungs he great aud eilectuaI remedy for this
1larmn and wide spread disease il the Rev l.
Covert y ALM OF LIFE. This new and invaI-
liable Medicine Us universally pronounced bv he
muiuiudcs who have used 10 and tested lie heal
lus virtues, 90 be the mostwOndCrful and adwira-
DE remedy in the world tor tae cgre Of Brorcbi.
u.s. coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthma Wbcf,-
ping Tough, and all diseases Of the I.uups and
Ninjp'pe, which, neglected soon lead 10 rcaLCoa-
sumption
TIE BAtN or Lirz stands entirely aloof rom
me various QuaCk NJstgums Of The day having
invariably won the confidence Of PhysI,ians CieT-
~ men, and the intelligent Of al classes wherey-
al who truly Nmuafh.ze with human suffering
every where hail ts appearance with heart felt j5y
and LOOK upOn the BALM OF BfFg as one Of those
great and uncommon blessings whi-ha Kind
L evidence occasionally bcstOws on man. but
which like angels sits, are few and FIR between.
1FLlrCuIars, containing numerous tretuoui-
SIS oI the highest rcspCctabiliy can be had claf-
uIlgua, Of at our Agents
The Btt1 o. LIES, Zone Dollar perI3otUe) is
i'rnIe at the Book store 81
Hcc l5--6m STEPHEN son 4 GARwOOD
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IAnIIIlAaIII

CASH CASH.
van cash and must have %. A1cr This week
~ dnumhcr Of notes and accounts ~ long stlneing
an often presented 0r payment will be placed ir
{ 10 officers hands or Collection
tender my thanks 90 Hose ~ my friends who
have promptly paid their respective arcouuts
sept ~ SAMi ~ M'CIATTEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

NIh 'iNlA--IN CHANcERy-At rules held in the
CLERKS Office oithc CIrcuiJ Superinr Court Of law
md Chnncery for the county OF Ohio Ia the month
Of August l54l
cunningham huheart and Joseph Kiihcari, partners
IN business under tho firm Of C. & J. Kuhcnrt.
COmplainants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

NlRGlNlA-iN cHAycERT--At rules held ir The
Clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
md Chanoory for the county OF OHIO, m the month
OF August, 1911.
The President and Directors Of The Fire and Marine
Insurance Company VI Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Henry Slo,n and John Nc 'ortnev. nerondnntr
he cciendan ut, Henry SloaR rot having entered
his appearance aud given security according To
tue act at assembly and the rules Of this court,
ana u appearing by satisfactory proof that he Is
not an i1hobltaut of 'his commonwealth. On
motion Of the complimentary counsel il is ordered
nat ne sad defendant DO appear here he FIRST
DAY OF the ueNtFail term Of this urtentCr his Bp
pearance, give Sc unity for pefiOTmingth decree
10 the cause, sad answer the bill of the SAID
coTPlainanIs- that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted ne some rewspale r printed
IA ne city Of heClng for two months slcces-
sIvcly and posted al the front door O the Court
house Of OHIO county. co?y teste.
ALE Y II. LAlDLEI. Clerk.
Nelson fer Cornntis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Tho article as prepared by M. Dumas. wn
made IN The laboratory without reference TO cosi ab
solutely purs-Oct S-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
ANHEELlNG oAVINGS INSJIIU-

The sane proportion ate interest will d. al.
lowed on dtposItes made for specified period ~
Of notice. PeiiOus
The business hours OF the Institution arsfror,
clock till 10 A NJ, and from til 4 p AZ 49,,
checks Will be cashed and deposit0s viii h. Is
ceived at any lime before and after these hon.,
at the option Of the Treasurer Si'
"A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
John MrKnn

'liNlNlA--IN cHAScERY--At rules held IN the
-Ieik's offccof the CIrrsit Suoerio, Court Of
Law END Chancery Tor the county of Ohio, in the
George Dulty, C,,,,I,i,,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Hi,syIN Ma Az rules held IA the Clerks ulllc,
OF me circuit Superior Court Of. Law aud Chan
August lsIl. -
The North WesterS Bank 0. Vi. giFia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
.lLoiiiion .,forements in ON.

The Wings IN the House Of Reptesenat',t.
Ohio, are lending easy ear 10 the Applications Y.
Fanatics. On the 18th instant, bill vas reportr:
Mr.. Bliss, 10 6uoac ruaa,ray sinres ntai W Il
lhe New York and Vermont law II IS rrpo,lr-
an amendment to the fugitive aw.-Mr. Perkaa,
reported 4 bill 10 ,rpeal he act Of disability agaia,
negroes, where it prohibits them ,estiiying q {
whites. $50 90, Says the Columbus Sac.
In the Senate, the Wings are argan:y aga'"s; ~
ting white foreigners tes,fying at an election a.
putting blacks above the whites A.! this com,
Wing victories Today We have petition Nh
House TO incorporate negro institution out and
the that the lncorporators are waite, IS n: 81
sci up"
a few days since, Mr. Worthington pre.enirt II
tons from some Of his colored constituents, which
received By Wing votes. This has offended p.r
Of the white constituents Of that gentleman, from
Mr. jenkins received petition, intended 10 in'o'a
W that they were not pleased with lis course.
petition from ,rhite men rsjccted by the Wings
Ter having heretofore received by nearly part :.
The petitions Of n,sYoes' But II IS a mere matte
"tostc, of course. We hope 10 hear no moro. hove,
about the sacred right Of petition. The RIGHT
sacred, it would seem. when exercised by taAtsr
BY Uacks, or IN their behalf. Was there ever s-..
inons;ruus state of things before a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

II We are authorized by the Cashier o. ~
mers' Bank 10 say tina, the Virginia Banks -.
sumo specie payments on the first dag of Feorna'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

The Richmond Wing appeals to Messrs. Th'H'7'
of hanawha and Dyer Of Henry-as voting aga'n';
election Of second Senator, and asks them ~ae'-
they represent their Constituents; Admitting ;he'.
even doubt about these gentlemen, why doe'
Wing slur the other side OF the account 81
not doubt can exist: Where are Messrs. aai'.
and Fontane, who distinctly misrepresen; then :
sttuenls on this very question:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

Some IF The First Fruits Of tie GIfa bht9 'tdo'y
II !>Ibt
The vote nf the House o; Representatives. on Mon
dny last resc;nds the 2st rule which designed by
Mr.. Wise - prevent the reception and debate Oh ADOLF
lion Petitions The struggles of that gentleman u suS.
tain this wise resolution have fuied, and the hre-"rand
Adams has succeeded, far resembling The rule ara
throwing open the doors Of Congress to the Abolition
1873. We may expect iierccr discard 10 be INTRO
duced into public councils and il lie doors be still
kept open, pro,rac,ed debates and fearful agitatons.
Such was the bitter fruit winch predicted TO germi-
nate from the of the Wings. al, (sald the
Charlottesville Convention in their Address Of Sep
ten,ber LIS, to the People of Virgna,) repudiae
Martin Van Buren,, paralyze his and our friends,
and ye ca.it our dearest interests To the hands d!
William Henry Harrison friends, who have hitherto
BETRAYED u.s. If we elect Mr. Van Buren,, the door IS
still closed 10 their claim al petition and debate, The
country IS saved from agitation, aud the Union from
the danger Of dissolution. But the election o! his
competitor throws open the door to petitions ana de-
bates upon the District Of Columbia, and It IS 10 this
point OF the fortress that the artillery at the Abolition
lists has been hitherto directed, and will continue to BE-
pointed Break that rampant down. dhe Dstrlct,) ana
the Union gone. The very agitation of such qnts-
ton, II continued from session session. weakens the
bonds which unite US. Touch the slaves in the DIS
trict of Columbia, without the consent Of their
ters, without the consent of all the slayeholdns
States, without engraftng the power the Consttu
ton-nay, open the door To petition To debate, and 10
agitation and this Union may be shaken 10 the centre.
The Address of the Central Committee expa,iates IN
similar strain And yet the very first session, and
within the first ten days OF this Session OF Hhg Con.
greSS the rule is rescinded, and the door thrown open
And by what voie Here is analysis OF the vote OF
Parties and Of the States, by which It has been deter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

Tic true titles for Messrs. Tyler and Southland, are
ueting President, and "oeting Vice President But
Congress seems To have decided against the C"nsoiu
ton By calling the first "The President of the Y ,.
The declson IN MIR Souihards case, far as any de-
cison has been obtained, is more congrnal with mo
shirt of our nstitutions-hir. Geo Pondexer end his
elaborate letter 10 The contrary notwithstanding lhe.e
j. 10 be sure formal decls Of the srna,e hut Inc
Of the Baltimore Patriot writes on tho
lst Instant "The matter was decided 20 day. i!c
fSouthard) voted the question to the te Of Pre-
sidrnt Tyler; and By doing without question By the
Senate, there quet acknowledgment that he was
indeed President pro tenn. only, and nothing mere lie
voted as Senator from New Jersey. temporarily
pying the char were he Wee President, .ie would be
entitled only 10 casting roe Besides, w"u'd be IN
that case necessary TO The integrity OF the Senate That
another Senator from New Jersey should BE- elected.
But, indeed, have not me. with The FIRST man IN Con-
rrcss, whose opinion the Constitution was entitled
10 respect, who had any notion that Mr. Soutl'ard waa
entitled 10 the designation Of ace Presdtn lie IS
prps:,r pTO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

the favor Of The amendment Of Air Ad
Abolition petitions the names % many oiuc
MISUNDERSTANDING lic 81 Ian BareGtlc son We be
II. yr Of q,ta Al worthless last year, when the game
a. 10 make capital south iur the ,t'c khderhooker,
voted the other way; Out upon such hypuc!iits!'
Yesterdays Ukg.
We have as much charity most rcoplc-but It Is
scarcely possible to think, that the Wing c"ud have
believed the Van Buren, in question TO be Tie son OF
Hartia. But the People cannot thus be gued Mar
tin Van Buren, has IL Con9rrss-nor did we
suppose there scolis in the country who did not
know H. That all the worthless who voted with Us last
wear Ina sc not now voted the other way, and how te
they deserve the Of hypocres, IS apparent from
the aaalytlcul Table OF the Vote which We have ur.
nshed THIS morning The reader vii also Judge how
far another remark If the veracous Wing IS true-that
the does not appear 10 have en- either sec or
party in scharactcr-eentrm from every sect on and
Of every party voting together True n the general
but look at the specifications; and what differ
ent proportions the parties Of the North are mixed up
See how much more we indebted to The Democrats
than the Wings. slight no, the party when The wing
has assal!ed cry turn, "Out upon such hyPo-
crlte
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INC Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, tor Rent.

, a., u,ra,v in Angus, next. that hrine Aihcmarc
- Court DAY. se known es:aeshment VIII " "m The
-, nm ,I uremi.es, Of years, colilehcih y" ~
rrle ,ohs, neu particular description OF the properly =
.osc wishing to d sm % a. es may
so W va wi nnly add Eagle Hotel - sitheu o va.
punc Square and that nse%us b 70 s
@ If nof The particular terms VIII be maze KNOWN WI
IN. day of renting. ,,, ,,;,di,c rnoun "A The
M neI and belonging the estate Of John nin Gee,
leu r., some years past been rented with ihr Lase o ,n
has io NV m. Executor that Estate to say thai the
are ,I h. offered The time and place anofe f
nsd and upon like 10 III. commencement anu e"'a
ton OF 'e 'e' WV EoBERT e. WATSON, Executors Of O.
JAMES NORRIS, -Sorrts, .ee,d
I.ni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

- Az AWAY from subscriber, living seven miles above
ID 6nnchana cnu hou-e % OF June sI two negro men,
r-orsr and Madison. George about - o age DARK
core Won has his face Of small stature oil nSai
height uuitc an ingenious turn knows something OF inc ack
smh trade ami cutie polite. have doubt that ht v" ann
10 pass az free man. Had on when he went 90" cotton lal
NJ r.n,ras paptanon shirt and dark mar cap; carrie"
wth him two pair white panrnluon three sirS ir"
aron and dark brown rnised IN Hanover ana
has II " fc Mt Mrs. Jacksnn's, l.unsl ,,,.
Madison i low thick. trury fellow; eighteen or nineef
wears ri az. has the len side OF ms hrs IA" y"
Ia wen, od blue pantaluons cotton sir AMI HAIR
c,n. carried with him pair cotton Ianian"ns one par h',
me other dyrd with c"ppeIas Two cotton s,, sum ri3ie
n,n :, ~ e,,r nud fur bought Madison last fall OF
Sa onohuudro Of The city Ichmond virein, The fellow
% h go, rais.l IN Naucuund county viii give reward
~ ~, ,l, r ,akeu in The county, AMI delivered me, II my
# taken mn IL The county and secured IN at 50 that
-, % ,.; nr ei,. uf them reward al Ten dollars taken
d H. ,;i,. If IN, state reward Of twenty dollars
'es'"u ''e "'h'' " " THOMAS JAMES.
III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

The House was in terment tic moment Mr. In ger
soil submitted his moun, question uf order a.0se
The SPEAKER. Did the gentleman from Penn
syIvnn;a vote with the majority?
Mr.. lNGERSOLL. | did Aud now make the
motion 10 reconsider. am anxious of being heard on
This subject hut whether to-day or omorrow us have
said, is matter os indifference To me-
Cries Of "'F"-mnrrow, Tomorrow
MIR. EVERETT inquired of the gentleman from
Pennsyivana what vote he wished 10 be reconsdcred
Mr.. GERSOlL said If he was to be pu, under
inierrogatory in this way, he was willing to answer
lie moved to reconsider the vote, by which he and
others, me nbers OF this House. decided against IGi
gentlemen on the Other side, favor OF emitting the
2lst rule Of ihr last Congress
Mr.. EVERETT. | take the objection then thai
the gentleman IS not IN order in making that motion
will not speak to the objection now let il lie y tE
the motion 10 reconsider, and up with it, Anoth.
vote must be rcconsdred before the vote referred Ia
by the gentleman be reached.
The SPEAK Err said the gentleman from Pennsyl
vana did not desire to press The reconside ration
Mr. DAWSON suggested 10 Mr. lngersoll to move I
reconsideration Of all the vote.
Mr. ADAMS addressed inquiry 10 the Chair
When the SPEAKER said that there no ques
ton before the House,
Mr. INGERSOLL inquired if his motion would b.
entered on the Journal
The SPEAKER said il had been entered on the jour
nal and would come up tomorrow.
Mr. ADAMS, OH leave, from the Select COMMITTEE
to whom was referred that portion OF the President
Message relating to the family of the late President
reported bill "for the relief of Mrs. Harrison, wi
dow of President HARRISON" Ii read twice and re
ferrcd TO a Committee of the Whole on the state o
the Union The 10 be appropriated is left for tn,
consideration of the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11


nc Srssrs. G,imrr and Mallory
Bank Wigs We Wise
great que wil despair Two
Petition Resolution, Messrs. Bots Stna
SuaMAKy.-Of those who voted Tor resembling the
Resolution, 60 are Wings, 80 Democrats-and Of
those vino voted against resembling % arc Demo
crals, Is Wings, (aud Mr.. Wlse.) And 10 bring the
question still TO the test III the savchodng
States of those who voted for resclndlng IN other
words, against Southern Rights, IS Wings and 30
are Dsmocrats-and in those States, Of The members
voting agalns resembling favor Of Southern Rights,
; are Wings, and ~ Democrats. Thus the reader
will See how much indebted 10 the De-
mocra;s than the Wings for their cooperation IN
hrhalt of Southern Rights and how much the South
has gained the first fruits Of the great Wing victory
0flSiG,
We conjure our friends in the II Of Reprcse natives
yield the point, but TO PICK the fin! and Try It
again Thanks 10 Mr. ngcrs3ll Of Philadelphia ne
has moeed reconsideration We know not The re
suit Bu, we should hope there are Democrats enough
from the North aud the South to this RIP de-
cision Of the House. Weller Of Ohio is now III has
place He will surely 90 with The vote was taken
when Alabama had but out Of her five Representa-
ives present. One member from Virgin absent
Strike again, and let not these madcap Wings OF the
North pour this Volcanic lava Of Abolition petitions
and memorials upon the South.
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nnrIxsns,s FORMS. Vol. |.

IoEMS adapted he wactee IN p'rg"'d, By ro>wAr l"HH
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