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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

we are accustomed 90 see mer der.ds VIVA
'ney 81 not understood" This Is part Of n rsiii,.
Iy o. ,oei rs Faust 1s be- modirlies by himself in
ls si'ny The ruth of The remark, cannot. ior n
moment. be- doubfeI
Bot why shoUidnt they BE- allowed his PRIVILEGED
u s enough They are short sighted and ignorang
who deny them the small consolation Of be. ne
mery Thus M,Dutg06. when be remarked
on h.s own sarcastic manner. I'VE cannot attain
70 poefry-let us revenge ourselves By abusing &c."
Ofhow much abuse 0fall that men prize a. excel.
.eni is not q simiiar reason the unseen bot real
-auso'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
THE DRJ-NKARn

THIS sIowi",iy' pliailI IA, accurate d,.,,io,;,,
u'",'N''u m'@eries was written by our frenI
' o'N~e"' roe' Who died ere the no,a ume of
uie- we see IN the bitterness OF anguish which
runs through these lines. vivid recollection Of the
des''n'on and 'yretchedncss brought upon an est.
mable mother and interesting rr,u,o or ,v,r,,
than halforphaned brothers ami sisters h, the lr,.
kenness of a father -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
"THE INrENIPERATE

Pray, Nc Dram dunker how do YOU dr.
What in perlitinn : the matter with Won
How did you cume boy that bfuise on the head7
Why are your eyes 50 internally red
Why do YOU muuer that infidel hymnl
Why do you trembe ia every lim5l
Who has done this let tho reason he shown.
Aud let The offender be pelicd with soae
Aud 'he dram drinker said, Cynu listen To me.
Youshall hear whatyou hear and shall see WA, YOU
see,
Il had n fn'her the grave is his be-
! had a mpther she sleeps with the dead
Freely wept when they leil me aonc--
But she'd all NV teirs their grave aud their stone
/ planted Il willow Il planted a vew-
And lofi them 10 sleep tall the last trumpet blew
Fortune was mine. and mounted her car;
Pleasure from virtue had beckoncd inc TAR
onward went, "a an avalanche down,
And The sunshine of fortune changed u a froUn.
Fortune was gone--and took TO Nv side
| A Young, aud a lovely. and a beautiful BRIDE
Her en!rcalcd with GOODNESS anil scura.
| larrying back TIL the break &c The nom;
Sighting her kindness, and mocSing her fears
Casting bli.hl on her ,endcresr years:
! Sad, and neglected AMI weary len her
Sorrow and care of her reason bcref her
Fill, like star, when il falls icom its pri
She sunk in the bosom OF misery and died.
Il had child and il grew like a vine:
Fair rs the rusc Of Damascus was mine;
tair-uni watched DER the innocent youth,
As an angel from Heaven would watch over truth.
She grew like her mother in feature aud tI,m--
Her blue eye was lInguid, her cheek was 10, ~ arm
Seventeen summers had sl,wn on her brow
Tho seventeenth winter bshelI her laid low!
Wonder they sleep in their grave, side by side
iaiheF--a mpiher-l daughier--l bride.
when they had lei m, stood here alone
Nome OF INV RAGS or my kindred was kiowns
Friends all iorsakcn, aud hope all dcplrteI-
sid. and despuudiuc aud dcsrllc.hear,-d-
Feeling no kindness Tor nuug iit that vas humlv-
Hated 10y man. an id,ics'oI 5y w1mla-
Bankrupt N i1GtUns. aul ruined n ranc-
Onward kept ~ the pathway OF shame
And, uii iiis hour, Since my dIngh. went down,
Ny brow hls bn; known continue. o,yn.
60 To your caildrcn, and tell them .r,.:.I-.
Tell them his cheek. to. was lIy.d,y ul'a.
Tell them hs oye was all bloc lsLo; and r.,.
Ten them MS purse was stranger &. .H ..-
Tell them he passed through tho wo- r...y ore '-
The victim ui sprsoy. AMI IN sery, eos s.nf
Tell them when LIES shameful conG..s ,y--, PAST.
In horror and anguish hc persisted las,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

THY WILL BE DONE"--A motbc, W..
Ngc'Nns 10 Tho soit light Of the dying day by IN,
'ae 0i her suffering babe the deem lg,y.br.,tb,i
accents Of the father went up 10 supplic,tioa o.. ],
% pc soy car Of the Eternal on, Thou. !, h.
aIIH weep at the grave Of Lazarus. and do.t r,t,
every p1isation Of the human heart look down IN
,"F ''Hlasslon on our helpless child Oh. save
pa" '' NY mercy sake Whatever else iho1 with.
I'.i1s' give ms the life Of our sweet babo p,
'Am-u T. responded The trembling ,,.,c az d.
near. Sen mother. as she wipod away the cold
'F.-. i..s s1lo forehead oh william, -,,.
l'i sIFe Ilm un' SIC added. "hs il 70 loyeiy-or.i
,.'r' a1 De- 'lr only one. Surely your petition will
ha granted"
Iho unconscious infant 10y motionless IN l,is era.
... 'H N''.c h1s1n hclvci with tho faint breath
'. II. .'s Tiny fingers were half hid bepo,fb n.
'.. 30 11.r While the sweet smile that played round
4. .'...1 'Ps seemed 10 respond n the whi.poriog
H 1.r.Ia s l hey already welcomed the freed
sTYl OBJ rHc lend OF IIchi
IHr Other and mother gazcd upon 10 wiib m in.
I"TtI'F illi none bot n parents heart Gun feel -
Gradually ih" smile relaSed-tbe hand fclI down
upon OIL Hr7rm--ihc thryJbiug Of iho heart became
al-a farIlii--l moisture diHused nsclf over mn,
.hH. nll 20 sweet sleep iell upon %, clotbng ID with
a m1uHe.
Long AMI quietly II slmnborod and who, r,
'Fe opened ali he lip moved ns cberub fico sser,
I rf1'1ted with mccarthy intelligence aud py,,,.
Day afrr day. and night after night tho fffhe, ana
n1'aef watched their hoy, he was SLOWLY rss,,,
I'd 'D health an1 activity. God spared him anil b.. 7
rev up in Iovc.inoss. the pride OF his p,rorf.
'esuIence Halsed abroad--death laid low b.
'1ns lud i1o bonutiul--slill their child. ne r. h.,
ONO ..-H1H'o spell. was preserved. and ffe fond
1D'her thanked God 10 her heart the, he had ri
% comfort her, ''''
Tune 111-cf on. Again The mother bs,f ,-,.
m. % h.gl''I. blasted being The cber,b -.
in'11n.o innocence had gwen place 3, rf, -
'g % rsrn1ise md ibs sterlness Of desnsi, 1,h.
loo h's bad grown 10 manhood TIe had con, c-,t.
I' h.o world Ie bad mingled with he giIJg L
f'ig ihai pursue fhe syren Pleasure uI fb-y f,g =
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"VIIIU uIIIUITI'U-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SENATE.


July I8.
Petitions were rrcseHfsd Ir avorofa b,nt rup
law
The resolutions in rcTarI ri rsrar,.r. r..., ohio.
were further remarked on Ny Mr Linn. r.. .aa a..y
mig houf stopped him
FISCAL BANK
TIE question being on fhe motion Of NTr ty..tt
10 amend re bi.l in TIE sih lone OF section f- I.
fnseriinr ccrfain provisions applicable t0 tle ,.r
'fency ~ o suspension ofspecic p1ymeut-
hcsss Wright Berucn, Buchanap. Wa'krr Civ
vf Aiatamn. Benton, md Woodbury discussed .lr
amcndmeni. when b. ,yas reItcted--nyef 81 usys2s
Tie scnaie fhcn ADJOURNED
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs.
The llouse rcsumcd ihc discussion of the rrsoIn.
.n rfiaiiou 10 thC M,IsoG t1te
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

The New York correspondent Of The y,r,-.rr e..
I icI'gen'cr wiring Of The Custom house i1vs.t-..
. fiIU r1rs-
I nave enIcls1rrj from Time o. time r., tr-, ...
q llofs n'4 HanirI wuI iIc pr.1rr-s arry.r.. t,
.'e 'N-.nn h'1sn Commissioner. vet f4 session. f,r
nave. flid a.r-aiy fh4t 1 riaf fss been gr5l .,,r
~ I''i'a l.e men Hrs been r1rfa COOL Ti. ,-.,
.'1'I.''l here tl1f Doc CIHur...I44rrs I.yo 49,.
l' p'fi'1n DO addition f1 JHr Errpf..g 1t,. of f.r.
lt .t,,}u 1i 11uses irr fHr future s me- r,,,t
200 object ,,Hl fi6q as exposition Of post Oh -
Il tlls bc s7. or Of fhc Prtdr1i end seer ,,g "a 49,
lffasrrF 0iIi make DO 3d. DO liz 30 NOT Arcade
H' Government wiII hr benefited beyond rorcep.
zoo. or systems of .Ilrks. 9th. corsfrg.f,9
gu 'giIln lose. particularly those fcIstrny q, ,,o.Ior
s'"ns.oi iho Internal police rI tho Custom b,u.o
lI' ii "r'rr. 1nt fHr t.0m.. sion Will s,ve the
g7'ommrrf h1't1s mu.h money as bel Lr. \, IN.
n's'y hy iin fassa-e OF lla i1ui bTf. III no
wr1nrs orc well Investigated aI % fIe s.rgesr,r. IN
ibc Commission wrrly carried 1lt i,efIove DE-.
thc Commrss ."u, s' ilr. h1s saved The Go.eror.rf
thousands ond thousands of d1I.1rs aaf nilf.t. ri
'be prevention of Che mII pfsrrrrs .f certain an.
-ers 81 flc department. The collector 0ftBe aori.
leiete Does been r. great service 1 thc Commission
% pointing cot aDd correcting r.e abuars OF biz
Predecessors Bltoffi.s y1u will Know more when
'1 sre ifr rcplu. Retire. fIf is made however.
lr-..IHe 'hc cn-Co'iec'9- md Cx.Au1mcy Gene.
'' VII 1s brought 10 fhc ring bold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

AnIla.1a banned TommvT1ffnf kiIIsIb.s simon,
.''f Carthage. on FRIDAY rveHing I..f III. l.,,.,.,
"eI "'' bop r.Is sHI bfraEIar1 ,yb,.tcy ,gg
St'f H'f hood 'he brute was committed c,-.,i,i
''.'I''. I' srrs 90 iesr Is fl ilc ,5r.,Y,sr-.
hli o. perfectly calm art .rG.a..sr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

The North American Review for the prcscn;
quarter is before us, work Of whose merits there
is no occasion Tor 10 speak than 10 say iha
John II. Thompson Is agent. Tins Review is the
Oldest aud probably the Ia,sl able in the Un!on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

We learn from New Yor, papers that Ire su.
premo Court has given decision; in the case Of
MLeol, against his discharge. and ,hat the case
mast go to jury, lie is therefore remauded for
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

WAFER. ORD E.t;NGD.-l r.rerl1y ,fe-.
noon, s1ys lho Albany Atlas, about O'Clock. Gre
broke oui inn lime house 90 he r,arof Main s-.e,.
Waterford. which nearly Destroyed ,hs y hole of Inc
village.
Al iha limo he Gre broke out. ilr wind WIS
blowing smlsi.y from y ". The flames 5,-..lIy
spread irlm 'ho lime house ID The main street.
lew rods below iH" canal rrjre. The Gre soon
c'aIliIc7ld 10 hau sides Of Ilc street and SVEN,
every IH.Ig before D, eastward towards lao Hudson
,''r' H"d 10 wiia.H one street OF tls Hudson river
bridge
in DTS progress cost, the fro extended up and
down lao streets crossing tho r,ou street. SO ,lgr
nearly the whole village hus been burned
OHF Informant Wls returning ths city from ctr.
aiaG1 "g railroad. aad the irllp was s,opa,d some
ai-inco "ut o! the village By the goods and ltrDi
l.'e ph'd upon The road. Ga entering the viilouc
..a scene was Heartrcudiuy. Women and children
lying 90 every direction, uul the flames s,rc,I.u,
unchecked.
Eag acs from L1n..lgburgh md Trov .,ors o.,
ti' spot, bot from sumo usuIr,7gerDcpt ,,,-c MT
90 use. fwo mIchiGos were seen bg orr inform.
'"i near tie river. entirely deserted by tho frcmrr:
ana lI' h,mcs spreading rapidly. DARING Inc
whole time ha renamed bat ono stream of ,,aic,
was rur upon the Ere
We arc "rt well ca,"zh acquainted with The
sifct's ln CIV" the IsralIips. The Itrro h,,foI
I.mcI.y bam1rDst'a b. ipr'udeI 900 tine prggcrr, de-,
i"E.i. thc fire Hrgln WtsfD Of ibis TAe Ei.fT8.
d.sI and Prz3yicrau churches are burned. the S.
.''s' Co. Bank huiilIns ihc passenger depot of TIC
01.'iDg1 road. and part Of the ruqi iiseIC H.
deed. there - scarcely store lon in The rI,c, A
man Tell from ono Df he burning buildings and was
taken mp seriously hurt
When our informant loh. % was impossible =,
make any estimate fihe amount Of damagc dom.
the Hre was yet burning. We hear since ii,lf 30.
rf"sr'~ "7s arrested about dark The SUFFERING
caused 10y iho fire must hc innc1sc, and % will
Do s'in9 years before ,hc village can br lsirir.
The Hlss.r gars D. the down rrai4 r,I a, M
'Isr way a.'us as we'll as they could N, conc
'el7nee could Hc procured at Waterfront. AMI many
OF 'ho" walked o. LlnsugDu5su. West TrYy. and
even t1 Gi.s I.are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

Nis ASON'$ SACRED HARP. S.. .jrsi f,cc.
1Fh vcd aud .or sale low by :. FISHER.
july Il ,.
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SENATE.
The house then adjourned

TUESDAY. July 10. 1871
The president laid before She Senate a coumu.
nication relative 10 ihe removal OF the Rcd River
Ran
Mr Walker presented neiiuon from Mississippi
in favor OF a bankrupt law.
Mr. Linn occupied the morning hour ON Mr. Eg.
rotolution relative 20 removals
The senate then proceeded 10 the consideration
Of The bank bill
ts-Mr Wnghi offered an amendment 10 tho effect
|Sibaf when the bank auyofns branches suspen
t2kspecio payment The Attorney General shonld
.iiion the supreme court for on injunction. which,
khouid give tho sad power 90 wind up iis aiTiirs
" Aher ar interesting debao, the question Wa "a
ken snd the amendment lost
hyef-22
Noes
Senate odIoUrncd
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs
Mr. Floyd's resolution relative o. The Mcleod
case was discussed during ihe booming ~,
bil making provision f0I -. -.
in The District was pusscf
,.1 A..o D, . Ps,'I5o for ne paymen, Of navy
ga bu making provision for navy ordnance
and ordnance sores
Afef which DE Hou-c aljOarncd
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yyxgEllxNG.

We want the needftlio Iay our Printer paper
makers, and other contingent expenses; and ~,
July Is the settling month With many, iren,ls
will ohhge very much hy aiding without De.
law with their small amounts. Those in the country
and distant town. and cities can remit us postage
free through he Posimasiers who are authorized by
Law flank letters containing remtanccs for ne VS.
popsrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17

atNOst sAhA CgflAP.-A nf-s iuI y. >, n.
a. Oh PYRAMID STOVE well tnlcu.u.si .ot
he7iI"t church. or any nihcr large room. Ea.uro
at me i'"i'.> ctf!cE. j1iFl Il .
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SALE OF-VAT,TRyJ-PT0

ITEN-tJSE SALE OF VALJ ABLE PEG-
Il TEiRFls-By virtue OF "a decd CO.. Faust ,..
"crtcd by Henri NJ 'ofc di;cd the 81 dly q: i-Ii
1883, now of rerorI IN the clerk. Office of ONO
county. shall, or the 23I day 81 S,D,c mlar. s4l.
al the auction room Of lial. g. Wchaam' iu Vince
NJ. sell 10 the highest and best bidder. f1r rclIy
money ell The lo'luwng property 10 vii az the ~
divided half or moejy of1i NJ 9 (nine) The squire
No IN wheeling sItuaiccn the corner OF Monroe g.
Market Streets wing south uf Mourre aud West of
Market street, together with the huldnss iapr1ys-
mcns and uppuuenances ihergun,o belong ~.
july I7-.2u n JACOB. Vrlyee
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10 souId not 70 lead bis sss 70 such sdvsss, and 10
separate himself fiom him. he .hpuId deeply regret 4
for the sake 1T their common county,.
Mr. RlVES rejoned, and referred 20 the implica-
ton Of the Senator, that he Mr. r. was connected
with that caba and in the Of his reme.ks de,
clared that he would never be found in any Cabaet
Mr. CLAY disclaimed any reference to the Sena-
tor when speaking on this subject.
Mr. ARCH HER adverted TO this also, and presumed
that the Senator from Kentucky had excluded him
Mr. Al as well as his colleague, from participation
Mr. CLAYfrankly declared that he had no refer
ence to either Of the Senators from Virginia.
Mr. ARCHER continued lie considered it as an
implication of dishonor, and wished to know Of the
Senator If he had reference 10 his (Mr. A.'s)col-
leagues in the other House. lealsG gSR 9Pt
Mr. CLAY denied that he had asserted the exist
ence of such cabai he had stated the existence of
such rumor and had not the Senator heard il also
As to the Senator's colleagues being implicated he
had not spoken Of members of the other House. but il
was the inference ofthe Senator.
After several inquiries and replies had passed, in the
last of which Mr.. O. positively refused 70 make fur
Mr. BERRlEN stated 10 Mr.. ARcHER what Mr..
CLAY had said; with which Mr.. A. professed himself
satisfied and the inquiry dropped.
The question was then Cat past 5 o'clock) taken
anew upon the passage of the bank BILL and decided
by yeas and nays as follows: l .''ts ar
YEAS-Messrs. Barrow, Bates Bayard, Berien,
Choate, Clay, of Kentucky, Dixon, Evans, Graham,
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Mangum, Merick,
Miller, Morehead, Porter, Prentss, Preston, Sim
mons, Smith, Of Indiana, Southland Tallmadge,
White Woodbridge
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton, Buchan-
an, Calhoun, Clay, Of Alabama, Clayton, Cuthber,
Fulton, King, Linn, Nc Roberts, Mouion Nicholson,
Pierce, Rivesi Sewer, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker,
Williams, Woodbury., Wright, Young
There not being the constitutional majority of two
thirds in favor Of the BILL which would be requ-
site to entitle it to be sent the House of Represen-
finally rejected. ~ 5,r.,ssgr
The Senate then, after the exhausting session Of
seven hours, adjourned.
Ia more extended report Of the above interesting
debate which it is impossible to give, may be ex
pected hereafter
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IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY, August Is, le4l

@.Eg5sy aIat 3E t "WEDNESDAY, august 10, lo4l.
Mr.. WRIGHT submitted q resolution directing
the Committee Naval Affairs to inquire into the
expectancy Of the appointment, by the President and
Senate, of commissioned officers connected with the
revenue cutter service. The resolution lies one
day. ~.
ladephia against the contemplated duty Of twenty
per cent. cream of tartar. Which was laid ON the
table.
The resolution Of Mr. LINN relative to the joint oc-
cspation Of Oregon Territory came up and was passed
informally. aas Er& ae
Mr. KERR, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported the Senate bill for the distribution of the
of the 9th among the States and Terri
tories, with amendments from the House, in which
the Committee recommended concurrence 1
The amendments were taken up and after some
conversation, recommitted TO the Judiciary Com
mittee. '#esht 3a ass&
The resolution of Mr. BENTON, directing the Sc
cretsry of the Treasury TO give information TO the
Senate Of the amount Of public lands surveyed and
prepared for market, was taken up and adopted.
The bill TO extend TO LIST January, 1916, the time
for issuing military land warrants to officers and SOL
diers of the Revolutionary army, was taken up
Mr., SMITH, Of Ia, explained the necessity ofthe
bill The former act expired on the LIST Of January,
Department, in which the claims had been decided
just under foimer laws but the warrants connected
with which could not be issued without an extension
of the law.
MS was ueDdteu ~ some iengtu Dy various Sena-
tors, and then laid on the table. l5f
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate COM
munication from the Commissioners of the General
Land Office, giving information, in compliance with
the resolution of the Senate TO the number Of re-
movais and appointments in the General Land Office
by the present Commissioner and also during the four
years from 1929, from 1883, and from 1887. Which
was laid on the table and ordered to be printed
BANK BILL AND VETO MESSAGE.
The hour oftwelve having arrived, the Fiscal Bank
bin was announced as the special ORDER the question
being, "Shall this bill pass "
Mr.. BERRlEN wasinduced, under sense Of duty,
10 ask for further consideration Of the essaoe Of he
President Of the United States wing the re-
turn of this BILL and he moved that the bin be post
poned till tomorrow, al ~ o'clock. '
Mr.. CALHOUN hoped that the matter would not
be postponed any longer He thought that reason
able time should be allowed for the consideration Of
the subject but in his opinion due to the Chief
Magistrate, and the occasion, that no longer delay
should be made. IA fi@ti@ FlI M
The Message had been before them two DAYS: and
the subject having been previously discussed, every
one must have had an opportunity 10 decide upon H.
II the Senator moved 20 delay any longer he hoped
be would give some reasons for the mosion
Mr. BEkRlEN ssid when the Senator from South
Carolina had conceded that there was no constitution
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so Prizes of 1000 Dollars 49, ....
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Certificates Of packages of 26 wholes $3.50 90
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do do 26 quarters 80 SO
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
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ge J.G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WEDNESDAY,, August ls, Is4l.

Mr., GAMBLE moved a decentralization of the vote
Of yesterday by which the Bankrupt bill was laid on
the table. The previous question was ordered.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved TO lay the motion
en- the table.
Mr. WELLER moved call Of the House which
was ordered.
The proceedings in the call Of the House (the roll
being called and the absentees, enumerated, some Of
whom were excused) continued for about an hour
when il ordered, yeas IL l. nays 76,to suspend
'.yther proceedings with the call
Tbs question then recurring on Mr.. JOHNSON'S
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DUCKINGHAM'S AMERICA--Hi Historical, Sta
ID tistic and Descriptive, by J. s. Buckingham Esq
IN Q volumes just published, and this day received
for sale by +. TAYLOR--or for circulation to the
subscribers of the Wayerly Circulating Library. N
Expected, to-day or tomorrow, James's new novel,
I" The Old Regime" aug 81
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid schemes will receive
the most prompt attention, and the drawing Of each
lottery will be sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order from us. Address fs
5sl J. G.. GREGORY & co. Managers,
July 3l-law6wd&c Washington, ID. G..
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

prizes of $25, 900 amounting to 800, 900,
FOR 18th SEPTEMBER; AND
$50,000-$30, 900 $25, 900,
t#apg.a FOR 23D OCTOBER. 1 9tw .'
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SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Glass 8, 1s4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria D. c. on Saturday, Sept.
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