davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
BOSTON. Feb Is.

BOSTON, Feb. Is, 1871.
My Dear S:r.-lu reply 10 your favor Of the 9Th. I
beg TO stale thCt / do not feel bounI by the pyyisiop.
Of the Conipromise Act 80 called-nor DO I believe
that tho people Of this Commonwealth have n any
tmo been ready to adopt that measure Our delcg,.
a'oh IN Congress opposed the bin in 1893. and voted
against o. as DAD as fr as ! recolleot al the represeu.
iaiiyes from manufacturing districts. The bin y,.
passed without our consent and against our protests
and rcm2nsiranccs { believe. aud In nv humble
judgment mo great 1'iy OF the people believe. hat Il
l. the constitutional duty Of he government b, ,,,,,,
nc labor o. TIE country and 10 effect that obiccf. Dbl.
eritnina'ing duties on imrors msst e1i.i. The ora.
'eciive principle wall not ! think be- abandoned uris,
any oircamsiancos. u New EasIani was r,Iy p
give up the principle, New York. Psnr-.Iysr,, .,5
Ohio would insist upon the cardinal erne..I.. OH.
have been acted upou since Tho adoption Of n, ,-
sItuiion. ] blink you will fnd dc WHEAT y,,.
she farmers Of tho Middle ami Western STATE. ,r
have something 70 say ppm iho subject Of he T4,T
The people begin 60 zee what have Ion, t,,,,r r.,
No iapOu TOO much aud mluulas;4re leo JsL H.
not desire 20 raise one dollar more r,vepss than a..
wants Of fe goFcmInsut require. hpveys, mimi mi,
hGle he amount may be. ! sisu.d raise a y,.,, ..
portion Of % from a oiasf of articles .msarsF yr.5
come IN competition either directly or irs.r-,Ty al.
our hume manufactures. Tbs I believe q, bo fa f,g.
policy If The country. and such ne will uIrrafsr. ,.,
vail, whatever may De me decision now. The d.. ,.
% now stands. is impm~fcablo. and cannot be- srf,s5
ed. 4 SHOULD Be glad - zee a systcm adopted that
would be permanent. and ~ Er r. Z am concerned p
this question, shah bc ready 10 uate such c5prs.
s'ons o. eaa BE- made consistently with nBistaanr
che principle q protection, ard sustaining Hs ab3, of
The country You speak Of another aeourglasa az a.
rrif7he % case The people 10 not abandon th, srg
81 protection. ] siDllI regret very much ono.
Der c5e1omcai similar 10 iba, Of 1892 anI o. veil ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
AGRICULTTRaL
Your friend. end obt ser,'L


an edlourned meeting of the farmers Of Ohio and
Brooke counties. TO organize - Agricultural Society.
was held in West Liberty on Saturday, April 3. iSu.
when
On motion Of 5. Sprgg, Esq. JOHN Accom-. 10.
was called to the chair, and RougRr {. wrrsox an.
pointed Secretary.
> Saigs, Esl. fr m the commitice appointed a,
Tradelrhia. reported a constitution. which was re-.
eeived' oeasider't scctan BY eection. a,acS.Iod and
adopted.
The constitution was presented 10 those present for
Signatures-and or motion. II WAS =
Resolved That a cumnitiec of three member, in
each county be appointed TO obtain members 70 the
socie'y-aRd that said committees increase tie rrr,.
bes if necessary.
Messrs. Rubt I. Henley, John Atkinson. and Il ~
Meicalf were appointed for Brooke county.
Messrs. John WaIJle, y. =. Woods. and.g. s Shin
yer, for Ohio county.
On motion ), was
Eeso!ycd. Tna, the committee for Ohio county b,
instructed To call n meeting a, Yves, Liberty. m Nav
next TO eject officers, and adopt bylaws for TIE Govern.
ment Of the society.
On motion, IL was
Resolved Tha, the proceedings Of This m~cetinr.
The adopted constitution be published ip.s.-
Of OHIO and Bro he counties. P"F''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
y DEPARTURES or STEAM
BOATS SINCE OUR LAST

coparneship berei,c,,-
= tN,i"e under the grim Ol Sinth. Ep,rIp,n i
,"lS ihis day Dissolved b. mutual consent. An t"".
u'O''d VIII please make payment tp Doh, 1T
"'" VINO Is authorised ioscuie nll demaads.
March -. JOHN uotpD,,~
Hp ll-3t UENpy u~.r5r,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10
TIE y

hAhA "a LNlsaNNis
The steamboat Embassy was at our landing last
week irom P'tshurg. Three years ngo, we are in.or-
"o'' Sne was here having on board. rs "A rari Of her
49, 'oo bushels cf wheat, Ihc growth of Ohio. IL
sou al That time tr ST. per bushcl. and not enough
WIS "i'-d IN Illinois To meet the consumption. The
STATE oi things has undergone a maternal change zinc,
men In ihtS instance the Emlas-, had 1t cen dcsi-
'""'c' mlehi have returned o. Ohio laden with 1900.
~ any h"""rro i bushels within her capacity. at 50
cents, and perhaps even less. There nre ,b,pSords
und thousands If bushels in ~. hands og tho ,,,u.rs
which tLey ktoN tot how to- IL .un>e Of \ gentleman or
thIs country remarked To MS The ether Jay ihst be Ind
300 the greater part of which Was unfinished. and
the price is 30 low as scarcely to offer am induce.
meuI jo prepare II for market.
These facts show how important to the interests Of
the state i the speedy completion OF tho cuna,. The
southern market - gluIied. and sill We have a lorye
surplus; hat let tho canal he finished. thus openi z a
direct line of communication 10 the s~eatuard. and We
shall have n choice of markets. and obtain "a fair prico
fer our agricultural pnrdu,ts. -Ptoii1 Register.
MAKE roUR OWN NIEAsuErs We give below a
rule by which every one can easily make his own
rtssutcS
a barrel contains 1879 cubic inches. A box 81
inches hong. by Is ,nrhes wide. and - inches deep
viii hold just = barrel.
A halfharrel. Make a box for Ibis. , inches bv
l6. aud IL inches deer. This will contain 1916
cibIc inches, or just half n barrel.
\ hushcl. This has also 4 10 cubic inches. A
hushcl box will be l6 inches 10y IL $40 inches square
and $ iurics deep.
llilf-bnshel. \ bpN IL inches long by IL > 10 ia
chcs wide. and 8 deep. will hold just haii a bush.
81.
Peek. \ box = inches by Sl-lO inches square, and
; inches deep, is a peck.
Hall a peck H. s inches hy 8 inches square and =
inches deep, or 26S $40 cuhic inches.
\ HalEg1lluu. This contains 1874 40 .blC inches.
quboH . inches by 4 SO inches deep has JUS; that
lOIuiiy.
Quart. ! inches 10y ! inches 1910 deep.
BaAimJnc Fdrlncr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

u have Ile' wy wager whispered TIE young DrEa
'' he friend Lord ~. aand what n worse have
lot fHe IyycIfrst woman boz England"
.IfriIH me. NY FREUD" sIId Lord ~. nygY
have lost ncIther your bet nor your bride"
'HDw' have Z not wsltzed with every unmarried
woman Iu fao rIpm' tTh1nk Heaven tlru nee mol.
nH7'J and b. not Miss Melton the STAR Of Zoe ser.
s1nr'
DO you see that delicate creature 90 her slider re.
pliod Dos friend.
who can see any thing where ss BE- but bsr.fr,
lIf 1ut -In o. beautiful. who is slc' DO gYu k.,g
hcH ] hope shc don't waltz. Idrcll f1 1-k her Leaf
those sweet ips should shipper "ycs" shall d.tssi
lLst word Iu future And ere LYrl ~ could re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

The following is the copy Of a letter from one Of
oo most distinguished sons Of Massachusetts IN reply
10 one addressed 10 him upon tho subject Of tho tariff
winch We hold 10 he the most important me now be.
fore the country. As We know that this letter e1.
presses the views OF the people of Mi,fichusotts we
shall take occasion al as early day to speak n,rc al
length upon the subject and Icy before our friend. if,
Virginia a candid examination Of the priDcipIss y,,r
which Massachusetts, acts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

'H'iS hENARD-lI1uaway from Tho .,L
- N,'hci on 90 about the 9Th INST J,CE-oN
"Oi1 M mdenicd upprcuiirr o. fo c,t.n.,
Ea.s "osncs,. This To n,HiI 40 gcrsors from G,,
the psglc ''g g., san VOL on my act. and 10 inform
Wheeling. wv" ID INC at
ap ~ Oi''NlENSs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

'.NDiNlA: At rules held boz the CI--LB -r-s
INC circuit Superior Cpgrt ,f gIle1 81
isiJT, us county oiOhi9 ia the month of RpUI
David TIlton, Complainant
III against
N,neIt Clarke. sImims trafgr Of D.
HiIam Clarke, deceased. and "C"'h'eTy
yghn A Gordon and WlIfiar
T,gnHiugham. Def ndants.
h ~ Deicndant Robert Clarke not b, vjpg spt.rrd
y, itpearaqCc and gwen security ae-orJ,1y ~ ~
=. assembly and The rulas of Tins CoYri 80 M
i = by s2usilctory proof thai he is 81 an
60. p lhls Commonwealth cotton Of
AZ, Iaul ~ counsel. O. is ordered .iat the said
I, 90 appssr here az ruos 10 be h-y m the clerks
on $40 Court, ln the mont JfJuue next. err
bil-and that n cow OF Us order be fsTtbwi,5
inserted in some Be. apsr printed In the ~ f
aide =, ,61y t.SsT,s@s Court houss Of 80 s6rg1s,,,s,d
Stokcly aud sALEk. T. LIs,LE a..
o. a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

Ny spirits linrcr round our chiIhooi's homo.
la the deep midnight, when he ~"rld Is still:
And To- thy piaiuIiyc call. come. hrnihcr come"
Answer Its sisier.spIrI ui the hill.
Sister, | come.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

SNifilg our COOL ship with Fhe rising snlc,
Rides the green pillows nf the swelling sea,
My country aud my home / soon shall hail,
And all my fears dismiss aI meeting lice:
Sister, | come.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-10

In every z'rhyr from our isyoro'l land.
l hear Ihy voice; and the Wild oceans roar
Cannot divert me ircm lhe beckuning hand
OF lot affection ca the distant shOIc:
Sister, | come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
Ta.c Phys e-riy-NcdciGs comes too late,
LIZ $1,000. h.,n1...a. LunntcraIn
- RECOMMENDED by the Faculty - vAFCE'S
Ia mai Bilious FAMILY a FENEHsNT


- RECOMMENDED by tho Faculty - SANCE'S
Ia en,i-Esiiiou- F.N17El.E a Pc sksENT
p T. L. S.-By long experience these Pills have
proved by thousand be the hast and aist Fani
Medicine hitherto discovered At all seasons OF tho
they will he found very valuable to all who wish TO
themselves against sickness. They are alike safe
ijren for period Of life and require no extra
tlention diet to cinthIrg. Ous anf Liver Com
alnts d, pep.iI Indigestion Nervous Diseases, Sick
Icndache ami fact ali disen arising from Impure
snto oi the Blood Il d,ordcfed state OF tho stomach
r bow Ell. arc peedilY removed by Aki' them. They
t scuryy costiyeness and It's cqdences, there
fore sea- aring men should be without them time
-or climate Effects taem Two or three doses will con
nc the patent Of their alutqry effects for the stomach
gil readily regain strength healthy state Of tho liver
nd bsvol5 vail speedily take place, and renewed health
I'd ygor n aody aud mind wall be the certain result
Ths virtues, in fac; may be susmed up, as medicine
which Strengthens feeble and consodates III muscles
If the strong and VIII be found of infinite value to TO
salss cf all ages az taken according to the drecuons
vho wish 10 be secure from sickness.
For sale, Th0lcsa, aud retail, by WIN. WATSON,
.,oth.r,rv's Hall "a Ca:hnrinp ST. d. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

oug COUNTRY: ITS D.xGEEs .so ITS DEsTiSf- ..
william HE.RY BusLsIGH.
This is the ri,le OF what the author calls ds
sultory poem pronounced before the Aieshen!
Literary Society on the ID Of September. It's
spirited, able and elegant performance, sounding
in noble strains the glory of our land and pointing
out our national sins with pointed and indignant
pen, and expressing more in sorrow than IN anger
the rocks on which we may make shPwreck. We
copy the folio wing passage which, in lis 'PiTii il
fair specimen of the whole Poem
LaEd Of ny fathers nations from afar,
Have watched the rising OF thy nata! star
And while they marvel at It's bright ming glow
A. streams 81 spendor from lis full orb How,
They tell lis sudden doom with prophct-hps-
That er lis disc shall come dark eclipse,
lotting the glory OF It's radiant prime,
TIL men no moro shall track lis sublime
Nor speak admiring Of the wondrou: light
Thst on the nations burst, Presence bright
Scattering tue gloom of ages-that It's beams,
In ia kne5s quenched or changed TO baeiu! CLEANS
No more shall cheer the enthusiast derOtec
y no prays and tolls for Human Liberty
And when that star shall SET IN seas Of blood,
Oppression once ag,in snail roll DER Earth hef hood
Sacn Is their sure prcdicuon-.hal II be
Fulfilled. my country! by my sons IN thee
Earth's despots, trembling on their thrones, await,
And wish and hope that such may be thy fate
With hellish gee they " atch for every cloud
That o er thy sky rolls darkly as shroud-
And shout exutant, around thy shores
The naddcncd o, lawless violence roars
Nor with less anxious gaze, the good and wise.
Men of pare heart, and generou. sympathes
Iniently mark thy progress, while for thee
Fate weaves sad or glorious destiny
They watch, alternating from hope TO fear,
And pray that thine may be bright career,
UndimIned by folly ana unstained By guilt
For Liberty on thee her hopes hath butt
Ii thou dosi fail or fal,er, wo for men!
On Freedoms al,ar.shrine no fires may burn again
But il thy course be onward freed from all
The base hypocrisies that now enIhrall-
II to thy glorious Charter thou art true,
And strong in faith the path OF RIGHT pursue
Till rapt in admiration, Earth shall see
Thy practice with thy principles agree-
JOY for the nations from the dust nPliited.
With new born strength and courage strangely gifted
They from his throne shall hurl the tyrani down.
Cruubling alike the sceptre and the crown;
Till Fraud, and Error and their legloned lies
Shall shrink despairing. from the lightning eyes
Of Truth the child Of God-and every and
Shall OWE her sway and heed her just demand
All kndreds nations, tongues. alike made free,
Earth shall become one vast Democracy,
And, like golden girole, Love shall span
The universal brotherhood OF man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

auAAL SKETCHES. BY THOMAS MILLER, Author Of 4
Day IN the " 90 81 autcs OF the Woods and
.Koyston Cover Philadelphia Carey Hart
New York WHEY Putnam.
This beautiful work hes already been long
enough before the pusiic to obtain their favorable
verdict II is composed OF sketches of country
scenes life and character, all marked by the parity
of style, the warm bcneyolence of heart, and the
keen perception which distinguishes all the writings
OF their au;hor-ong known the Basket Ma
kerr The aim of his works is professedly 10 i'm
plant in the bosom of his readers deeper love of
Nature Ny table he snys, is spread with the
humblest fare; my viands served up in beechen
bowl and pewter platter. Those, therefore, who
can only dine from off vessels Of gold and silver,
and whose slomachs cannot brook the homeless
food, need not lift up any lowly latch nor bend
their stately bodies enter my humble doorway
The tales he has ntersperseI among his sketches
ar. graceful and tender, and the volume is of
the most delightful OF the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

-Premar,s reduced. and profits re,4rucd to the ID
.ured THE II U>EHoLGERS' mtTUAL lNSuR-
ANCE COMPANY insure. al reduces. rstes, Dwelling
Houses. Furniture Pisic Family stores Libraries Pc
tares AMI q. Kouseh-d Properly ordinarily KEEP II
Dazzling Houses, CITY Of New York and ei>e FheFe
The pros Il .iis Company Tor the beneft Of those
1so sre Insured by It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

ALABAMA-The House, in accordance with the
popular decision has passed bill repeating the
General Ticket system Of choosing Members Of
Congress, which the Senate will probably concur
in. despite the Constitutional scruples OF eS-Goy
Bdgbv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

Tnr PRISorPLEs AsD PRAcrIcr or BoorSEplSc gy
THOMAS JosE,. New.ioik Wiley Putnam.
The main feature Of this worh aims to show thar
double entry originates in TWO kinds OF accounts,
(instead of three or more as usually eNPluined,)
the one kind being those used in single entry AVID
the other set being duplicate in reversed form
showing conclusyely the cause Of equal debit and
credit The author Is an experienced teacher, and
bis views are warmly supported by merchants and
Others of this city whose opinion. cannot fail 10
have much weight in commencing it to the notice
ofieachers and students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
VoL. Z. NO. 215
INSURANCE.
I1Xy.AED INSURANCE Co.

V,HE Es0NASD INSURANCE Co.
| Capital $500 Go1 Office No - ~ sill ST. fh, Com
pazy coatiaues make Insurance against less or satas
By FIRE, snd inland nsvIsstoa
DIRECTORS
Rrussss-r Ravens William Couch.
Nsjas Tay.or L. Wooley,
Come aus " L.wrence, an Baldwin,
J. Pnihps PhTny, Nathaniel Weed,
Joar Nor SON. Tanning e. 1ucker
Joseph & Varzum Mcigs D. Be1ianin.
DAVID Lee. John RaDSm,
Caleb o. Hslsted Johr u. Wolf,
Wiliism W. Todd, Ferdinand Sas dam
Henry c. Thompson.
K Ravens. President.
rt.1s Pm Irs Secrar1rv u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

IyDlAsA Lieut. Gov Hall, (Whg) Presides
over the Senate er q57cio. Hon. John W Davis,
late NJ c. (Ioco) l. Speaker OF the House. There
/, Wing majority of in the Senate, and Loco
Foco majority OF 8 in the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
DIRECTORS

NtIs II W.
GILLIAN c. NERPLANCh.
ROBERT HENRY LUDLOW,
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
DANIEL SEYMOUR.
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER,
\. ROBERTSON RODGERS
= MUf / MARTIN,
FREDERICK SCHUCHARDT,
STEPHEN CAMBRELiNG.
\. L. RODGERS, President.
D. c. TAYLOR. Secretary.
". Il. HARRISON. Counsel.
INIES NFpp S,rr,y,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

e Our readers viii recol!ect the TsiaHcholy
fate of Thomas H. Laughln, Wing raecha=ic Of
Baltimore, who was killed while marching IN me
procession OF the grea; Wig Young Mems Nation
al Convention, in May, l84O His murderer was
believed 10 be the Futfan JEFF Griiiths. notorious
for assaults snd outrage., especially on Wings Al
Elections but, upon trial, he could not be cenvet-
ed Of the deed He IS now, however, in the Per-
i,entisry for life, having since been convicted of
wanson and shocking mauslaughter, (rsally mur-
der in that city.
The members OF The Wing Convention imme-
lately took up collection fer the widow and
children Of Laughln left destitute BY ih-ir terri
bic bereavement. Hon John '. L. Mcmahon
President OF The Convention, WA made Treasurer.
We rejoice to learn, BY recent letter from him 70
the baltimore Patriot tha; this collection amounts
to s3.a6s 10, which ha- b=en invested in Bait
more Cjry Stocks and productive Real Estate Tor
the beneh, OF the widow ard orphans OF The de-
ceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

90 -g,,.U,RrE.-Dr J. Gfanger, proHre-
n ,5s p1cforai Candy de Eale dArsbie, FOR IL
M ~ of the lug ,sd cn y, ao,s1s',
DC t'o ofclesring the complexion and soften
ytn we sod wholesale and retail, a; the Office Of
~ Gr1pesr - A'ity y, street ai,o at at Dodt' GAS
n .7i Broa4say; b. NJ "asqaet se5 BroadTay, cor
"a n, Josn B. GiaocGo'.. los Canal Ap0,heca-
ie- sai crreg is coIxry ner HAMS Rshng sell
-rfn viii haze discount raade Of IS per any
mount Agent for Broohlyr, VIM. Bailey, druggist,
corner FELTON, anG Cards st'eetz. 1888
40 All AFsOassNG untar the fsf1,ozy
4 common sore Tarost, or q ;inzy Sore Throst-You
obtaia article vhica will make perfect cure IN
~ hnn-s. Sold only ~ BovsrY- n'2 ''penn
TUss- WARWI1M, Sweep seei's. iio re
Purchaser OF Jeweer'- and Sivsrsmitn folholngs'
Pumicirs, Iesells, PAIRING Bar., Coarse ohses
Lace Gil, and plated Metals, BookbndSs' Rags &c *
als y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17
IN CONGRESS ..TurspAY, Dec. Il.

In the SeDhte Inc PRESIDENT announced the lol-
lowing Committees:
On Foreign ReiationS.-Alc-srs Rives Pes
ton, Buchanan, Talmadgc, Choalc.
On Fmance.-AIessrs. Evans Berrien, Wood
Jury, Mangum, Bayard.
On Commerce.-Messrs. Huntington, Wood
bridge, Barrow, Wright.
On ManmtacturcS.-Messrs. Simmons, Arch
cr, Miller, Buchanan, Morehead.
On Agriculture.-Mes Linn, Bates, Bar
row, Sturgeon, Simmons.
Or Military A6airs.-Messrs Preston, Mer-
rick, Benton Archer, Pierce.
On the A,litio-Nlessrs. Phelps, Fulton, Smith,
la. Williams, McRober,s.
On Napal A6airs-Messrs. Maugurn, Archer,
Williams, Choate, Buyurd.
On Public Lands-Messrs. Smith Of Ind, Tall
madge, Walker Huntington, rrcntiss.
On Private Land Ciaims-Alcssrs. Henderson,
Linn, Tappau, Fulton, Dixon.
On Indian 4 fairs -Nlessrs. Morehcad White
Sewer, Phelps, Benton.
Of Claims-Messrs. Graham, Wright, Wood
bury, Woodbridge, Phelps.
On Revolutionary CidimS-Messrs. Dixon,
Clayton. Smith of Conn. Alien. Cuthbert.
On the Judtciary-Nlessrs. Bcrricn, Clayton,
Prentiss, Kerr.
On The Post Office and Post ROads.-Messrs.
Merrick, Simmons, McRoberts, Mouton, Miller.
ON Roads and Canais.-Messrs. Porter hing,
White, Young, Cuthbert
ON Pensions.-Messrs Bates, Pierce, Allen.
Graham, Sewer.
On the District of Columbia Messrs. Bayard,
Clayton, King, Kerr, Rives.
On Patents and tie Patent QNce-Messrs.
Pren,iss, Porter Henderson, Mouton Sturgeon.
On tbs Public BuildiRgs-Messrs. Kerr, Full
ton, Evans.
OK Engrossed BMs-Messrs. McRoberts.
Miller Sturgesn
On Enrolled B.Rs-Nlessrs. Porter and VIII
On Library--Mcssrs. Preston, Tappan and
Choate.
On the Contingent Expenses of Ike Ssnafe-
Messrs. White, Iappan, Evans
The following additional Committees have been
appointed by the Speaker of the Iouse:
Committee o.. the Expenditures IN The STATE
observation-disclosures. John Fan Buren,, n y,
Charles Hudson, Mass, VIM. NJ. Oliver, y Y,
John H. Brockway, Conn. William 5. Hastings
Mass.
Committee on the Expenditures Of the Trea-
surg observation-disclosures a. Lawrence Foster,
n. T., Samson Mason, Ohio, Samuel Partridge, n
Y, Isaac D. Jones, MARY land, Ja'es irwin, Penn.
Co3cmittee on Expenditures m Mf Var De-
part,nent.-Alessrs Jane, j. Mckay, n. c.
Thomas A. Tomlnson, n. y, Peter Newhard
Penn John H. Brockwsy, Conn, Archibald l.
Linn. y. Y.
COMMITTEES on Expenditures IN he Nary De
yartment-Messrs Thomas Jones lorke, n. j.
VIM. SimOn,on, Pean, Nathaniel B. Borden
Mass. Alex. H. H. Stuart, Va, Willis Green, ny
COMMITTEE on Expenditures IN tie Post Once
Observation-Disclosures. Joshua y. Lowell, Me
Christopher Morgan, n. Y, VIM II. Washington
y. c., Linn Boyd, Ky, Henry 5. Lane, Ind
Committee OK Ike Expenditures on Pn6ht
Bmidiags-Messrs. Cave Johnson, Tenn, Sett
NJ. CAFES, y. Y, Benjamin \. Bidlaok, Penn.
Samuel S,okeley OHIO, Jacob Houck, jr. \. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-17

CLINTON County BASE.-The Pittsburgh Re
publican of Saturday speaks OF the fact of the re-
usa of the agency here TO redeem The bills OF TINS
Bank. as nothing unusual, but as the result OF pa
mic, which involved other Banks as well as the
Clinton County And it adds in explanation OF the
panic in regard to that Bank
Il, SO happened that one of the directors WIN
remittances, did no, arrive in time 10 preven, the
occurrence. Wcunder.tand the panic Is suosidlHs
We have dOub, but the agency will be resumed
in a few days. There can be no loss 10 the o'i'-
holders depositors in any event. The directors
nave entire confidence ia their ability 10 meet the
liabilities, and we happy to say that the puoi-
cations referred TO- have produced no alarm or eS-
element in this vicinity. Tie bank rcdeems lis
notes whenever presented"