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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02
PLUMBERS,
u w. Corner OF Monroe md Fourth SIS.
POSTrE TIE NEW COURTHOUSE.

cr TNNI 4 tn y NV VI - ' -IIVNt'I9'
VIII q they carry on the House and Steamboat
PLUMBING, in all IT. branches.
They have constantly on hand; Hy'fraStS, Of uari.
Gus dscript.0rs Ha,icrs ksfcs. Udicr Cios,fs Hail
Tubs Hot y Cold Slocer baths. RctorfS for Bloch.
ing ChsBiicaj ( Apparatus. Loli Coins FatsHf Bath
Heaters. 70 ? AID LiT Pumps. Lad Pipes Of ali
sees. Sheet ScIi II any thickness. and ,0orked up
into any manner ofform.
~ Water conducted through Leaden Pipes
from Springs 70 Dwelling Houses m the Country
ALso-BEER PUMPS a BAR ROOMS fitted up
to or Ter; LEATHER HOSE.
SuperiorpumPs for country wells. steam engines
&c &c
w. An orders thankfully received and puncfuaU,
attended %. WHEELING Va
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
nug %
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Anew NOVELs.-CorFe de- Loon. Counties,
~ lda. Captain Kyd. Creighton. Kings Hipbwsv.
Tower OF f0ndon. Godolphin. QuadroaDe. Normsp
Leslie. salmaEundi BY Paulding, Charcoal Sketch.
~. iust received and f1r-sie By
may 20 RODB a STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

NI..vl Ma: At rules held IN the CIerN's oihcs
oil the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
Agust ls4l.
The North WesIors Bank of Vi. gipia,
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$4,000 KEW

- 100000 REWARD.
"a OllCE % hereby given that the spbscr;bo, b..
v moved his establishment 10 V,tcr strco, h.
tween the Hotel, and Mckee, HARDING. q CO.
warehouse where he intends keeping 4 general
FURNISHING CLOTHING STORE. sncb as cloths
c'ss'ne''', and 'esiings Of every variety, al Of
most fashionable style also handsome ,,, :,
READY MADECLOTHlNG, together with = III
assorted siock Of BOOTS AND SHOES an oryybs,h
VIII be sold iow Tor cash or good endorsed raper
~ - JOS LOWRY
nHEESE-A further suppy. N bo1cs. receiy.
- ed aud for sale hy
KING g. CRUMBACKER.
SOL lh. Wnler SlrrrI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-02

fIRGlNlA-iN cHANcERY--Ai rules held iu the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Ohio, ia the month
Of August. lS4l
The President and Directors Of the Fine and Marine
Insurance Company OfWhseling,
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THEATRE.

a tOTION seine entirely new and in rord
order for sale low for cash af The Store I'D
John Vs.. BERRY
0ci Hrnf III W4frr -frrrs
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VIE SCHOOL DTOwNSHlP Off
u GERS MANUAL, and Executors and Ad
minisirnior's Guide, with forms for eonvevnncinr
official Bnuj., Bills, accounts;
netes V (ior the stale OF Ohio.) by Warren Jen.
Rims. for sale by JOHN FISHER,
ap - 1873 Nam street.
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PROPOSALS.

FOR PUBLISHING A MONTHLY PERIODICAL
DEVOTED TO TINS ADvANeEnENr or rnE sEv.
EsAL OBJECTS oFruE
LOGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
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John Mckee,
AIsEh- L. LAlDGE y, Clerk
Jacob e Fi'zhngh for Comp't aug Il

NIRGINlA--Is cHANcERY--At rules held m the
Clerks oihceOf the Circuit Superb, Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Ohio in the
month Of August 1871.
George Duty, Complainant,
AGAINST
Eoenezer Zane, and Mary VI. 8. Zane bis wife,
Henry Moore and James &. Johnston,
Defendants
The defendant James g Johnston not having
entered hIs appearance and given security accord
Ing 90 the act Of assembly and the rules 0f this
court and ~ appearing by satisfactory proof that
Iels not an luhabitaut Of this commonwealth,
% motion Of complainant bv counsel 10 is order.
90 tlat me SAID defendant do appear here, on the
LIT day Of the nextFal term Of this court enter hrs
appearance, give security for performing the de-.
cree W the cause, and answer he bul Of the said
l9rth wIthIuscrtcd in some neyyyraper rriried in
lhe CITY Of Wheeling FOR two months sutce,.
sFely' anq posted 90 The front d ror Of the court
mouse OF Ohio county. cOyv faetc
49, ALEX + LAIDLEY CLERK.
Wilson, Tor COmp't ruo M
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Nlk 5lNlA--lS CHANcERY-At rules held in the
Sisrks othce ofthe CIrcuii Superior Court Of law
and Chancery for the county Of Ohio ia The month
Of August 1871.
Cunningham kIIhcart and Joseph Kithcari, partners
IN business under tho firm Of {. & J. Kithcart,
COmpainaUts
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against

FlkGINlA-IN cuANcERY-At rules held in the
ClerN's Ollie Of The Circuit Superior Court o.
Law aud ChNncsrY for the county of Ohio, IN
the month If August, ls4I,
Ephr.im Pollock and JOAN Altman, partners in
buIinsss under the firn of 4. Pollock & Co
Comulainants.
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.p@pREA NEW ARRANGEMENT
-s-----'sszssas. THREE DAILY LINES FOR
baltimore, WASHINGTON CITY, PTJJIA
DELPHIA and NEW YORK (,..or5;,.~.,
Speed - u. .. MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-TUTvS
PAsSENGERs ONLY.
Runs through to Baltimore by contractin 4.
hluFs
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AAIlEELING SAVINGS INSJITU.

The sane proportion ate interest will be al
lowed on d. posltcs made for specified periods ~
Of notice. P0'ioNS
The business hours Of the Institution arefron,
clock rll ~ A. NJ, and from TIL p. NJ, bur
checks will be cashed and depostes viii b. re-
ceived at any ume before and after these hours
at the option Of the Treasurer
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NlRGiNIA-IN cHANcFRY-Ai rules held in he
Clerks office Of the Circuit Supe Tor Court Of
Law and ChanceTy for the county Of Ohio. IN IA,
month Of August ls4l.
The North Western Bank Of Yfgiria.
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a.
r. LAWRENCE, ". D., Baldwinsvlle
DRUNCHlTIS !BRONCHlTlS!!-
ID ware Of that dread destroyer, EsrTHE
BRONCi ITIS:4E Which spares neither the
Y Young thOohd or the Beautiful, but IS annual
" hurryine thousands upon thousands to n prem
ature grave ungdeT the mistaken name Of COnsu-
mptIOn. The usual symptoms Of this disenso ore
Cough, SIRE TESS Of the Lungs or Thros l. Hoarsc-
ness, difficulty Of Brea thing, Asthma, Hectic
Fcver.a Splitting up Of PhlrEm OF Matter and
someilmes blood. tits an inflammation Of Inc foe
TX which lines the inside Of he small wind ia. g =
or alr vessels running through 'cry part Of the
lungs. he great and eicctuaI remedy for this
alarnn and wide spread disease s the Rev Il.
tovULs BALM OF LIFE. This new and inval-
liable Medicine is universally pronounced by he
ruluiudes who have used % and tested lie heal.
lng virtues, 20 be the most Onderful aud admira-
us, Coughs, severe Colds. Group, Asthma, Wbcn-
plnz Cough. and all diseases Of the Lungs and
WIudppe, which, neglected soon lead 20 real Con
sumption
Tire BAtM o. T.rrE stands entirely aloof rom
the various Quack Nostrums of Inc day. haVug
invariably won the conf lcnco Of Phvsicians Clor-
gymeu, and she intelligent Of Hll classes wherey-
20 90 has been introduced PhilanthrOpisfa and
All who truly p, mpath'zs with human suffering.
every where hail Its appearance with heart felt Joy
and 1ok upon the BALM o. LrFE as one Of those
Ercnt and uncommon blessings whicha Kind
evidence occasonallv bostOws on man but
which like 8npel's site, are few and flr between
H'rClrculars, containing numerous testmOuI-
nls Of the highest rCspcctabHty, can be had, graf
uilous, fell our Agents.
The BALM o. LtrE Zone Dollar perBOttle) BE-
lOf1iC 40 The Book etOre Ol
dec I5--6m STEPHENSON e. GARWOOD
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MAsON's sACRED HNRP.

MASJN'S Sacred Harp, Vol g. Round noies
neg edition, large SUPPLY just rerciycd and
OF sa by &C RUBR g. STEPHENSON.
~ OTICE.--I Having disposed ofmy stock ofmer
cIiandzs 90 my son WIN " King. aud NJ ID
ward Crumhackcr, whom 7 confnently recommend
my old friends auA customers, al persons indolt.
ed 10 me VIII make payment 10 Them and those
having claims against me will present me samp fr
adjustment KING.
fuiv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

Two Houses elected their Chaplains--receiyed a
score or two Of Reports from the Executive DEPART.
men's, detailing the expenses Of eseh-transaeted
good deal OF niseeii ineous business-annonneed
Committees !" the ono House, ard promised an an =
nouncement tomorrow in the other-in brief in q
snort time psrto'med good days work without
more debate than was necessary proceed regular
Y with the proper business Of the two Houses nj
Congress. This is the kind OF legislation which h,
productive oil good, and the the members prac.
benefited.
The Committee, OF the House you have seen. aud
presume, you understand the meri,s Of the &C..
,stsl candidates, you will be pleased with them.
ihey are much moro popular than tho Committees
OF the extra session. and dcservedy So The changes
arc many, and all Tor the better.
The Select Committee on the Currency, coca
sicns much remark-ns orsantz,ton being some
what novel. IL is composed Of nine members; and
lne members selected, having the plan Of tho Pre-
s'dent 10 consider, have been chosen from his warm
est personal friends, and from those who UNDER
stood tn be most friendly to the scheme alluded to
IN the Message. MIR Cushing il the Chairman, and
among his associates arc Messrs Wise, Gimer, Ii.
win aud Profht-Ail these sustained the President
OUT anu onl 1t the extra session. To those add
Cd Mr Kennedy, ct your city, (who is thought TO
nave no particular favor at the White House, from
the f'ct thst no was the author of the Wing Ad-
d'sss,) and two members Of the Loco Foco party
All branches, divisions, and subdivisions OF feeling
arc, therefore, represented on the COMMITTEE, but
tho friends OF the President, will he obvious up
on rejection, have the controlling power.
AS matter OF courtesy and precedent, the organ
Haoon, as II has been made, Was due, but more, Il
was due that the friends Of the President, all OF
whom, II should 80 remembered, arc wings, should
nave the fr'ming of the meAsue which i. recon-
m-nded Tor consideration. IL will, no doub:, no
lher pleasure, as Is Their duty TO present the pCn
IN manner the most ptabie to III. country aud
the friends oil the Administration. They have rs
much interest IN harmony, eoncss. and compro-
mise, as the Wings who have differed from the Pro-
k.w and /. a.. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
Small .hofss.

The House yesterday gave a very decided vote
in favor Of allowing the Banks TO issue small notes
(redeemsble IN spscie,l until the first OF April.
We were surprised that any opposition was made
70 such proposition. and particularly ty the hard
money party We had supposed that oil we're desi
Of specie paying ncy such that required
by the O-in preference TO specie paying cur.
rency. II the Banks would put nut oil their paper
ia small notes, paying specie, should have
specie currency ut once; and that is probably III,
best eIpsGient which could DC adopted for an early
resumption.
MIR. Holleman made violent opposition to u .
bill. II the Locos follow the lead Of this gentleman
Il requires M second.sghted seer to foreses, that
they are in the broad road TO ruin. Burnt brandy
can't save them. lie hes the queerest notions bout
Banks that ever entered the no1dle OF a drsamor--
Coming from county where the use OF money is
unknown, and apple jiok is the only medium Of
exchange, il is not wonderful that be has taken up
many nbsurdi,ss. Bot no ought not TO expect, that
gentlemen coming from Other regions, more advanced
in mojern civilization, should adopt and act upon
his crudries. Or, If he does, they ought to have
little moro gEmpiion than TO be whipped in, however
loudly he may crack his whip. The Banks, owned
10y The State and citizens, may be very great mon
s,ers-and the brokers be respectable enough as in
dVduals; but we not yet prepared to admit that
the one are the most useful class Of the community,
the other the veriost monsters in eIistonce-and
that oil legislation should be shaped for the benefit
Of one and the destruction Of the Other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
CoNGREss-wEDNEsDay

Mr. Calhoun and MIR. Preston took their seats
IN the Senate. The presence OF NJ. n. is a con.
tad'euon' We take il, of tho report tina, he was
about to retire fcm public life.
resolution submitted by Mr.. Mangum With a
view to re''eneh the expenses in printing for the
Senate, was taken up and adopted.
In the House bill was passed spprepriatins mo.
ney for the pay of members
Mr. Coles presented remons,rance Of some Of
his constituents against a great many thinss-and
among others, against tho Extra Session-~h,eb.
We 'oppose'he wishes to have repealed. The House
refused to print.
Mr. Gushing, from the Select Committee on 6n,nc.
offered resolution requiring the Secretary of the
Treasury to communicate To tho House tho nI,n 81
finance referred TO and recommended in the Pre.i
dents message at the opening of tho present session
winch resolution was sdup'cd UNANIMOUSLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
TO THE MEMBERs OF THE LlGIsLA-
TIRE

A custom prevails TO considerable extent in many
villages IN State, (In the opinion OF the writer
highly culpable and demprilizng in its tendency-
It ~, the custom on the part OF white men, standing
master las the phrase goes) for slaves belonging 10
another NATURALIZATION permitting the slave TO
employ his time as he fnay think proper--to work.
traffic, or steal as he can succeed best. Aye # he
choose, and have the means, 10 enter into regular
dealings IN goods and produce,-hc, the prnfessed
master, the meanwhile acting as banket-thus se
curing himself against loss for the very honorable
assumption he has entered into. The wrtsr doc 4
not know that any pefquslte is attached beyond the
ordinary customs Of banking-Viz: the use Of tho
money in the interim.
The direct effect ~, regular traffic with all the
ncighboring slaves. IL begets great cupdity for gain
with both purchaser and seller; and 10 the cause Of
an immenss amount Of pleung throughout the
whole region in which one Of these black merchants
resides.
.Psssng through one Of the most respectable villa
ges "a Va. few days since, large eoncourse Of
gentlemen collected at what supposed 10 be a tav-
ern-asking the causa Of this conmoton, | learned
that oGe Of the black gentry had put on board Of
boat some forty bushels Of wheat, designed doubt.
less Tor our great Richmond market; but being =
bad scribe, ~ getting bad sgent, or some such
thing, brought the whole matter 10 light; and he
poor fellow, about TO have his whole cargo con.
hscated, and perhaps himself whipped, and, per
chance, inclrcetated. THIS black merchant I learn.
81 WIS one Of the (whst shall he be called) free
slave black gentfy:-withsl, It's said he has consd.
cable money, deals within proper limits, and asks
no bank facilities.
Nov, should not your honorable body arrest thi.
custom by increasing the fines double the present
amount; ,the present being too tnAIng TO answer
the proper observance Of the laws on IBIS subjscU
giving one half TO the informer, the other to the Lit
6rsry Fund.
FRIEND TO GOOD ORDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
Correspondence ofihe n. Y. Courier & Enquirer
WAsHNCrnS Der 1911

On. measure, as twill depend chiefly on the en-
eree'Ie action OF one indeiausa ble sentleman-Hon
Thomas Butler King, OF Gsorgia-may he safely
CALCULATED on as likely 10 foam prominent feature
IN the business of the session. refer to the pro.
posed reform IN the Navy. On this subject Mr.
hins Is spared 10 act with energetic pcrsever-
ancc.
Another matter which will probably consume
some days at least OF the present session. the great
effort tina: vii! be made by our opponents TO rcpoa
The most salutary measure OF the last session |
mean the Bankrupt Law.
That such an effort will be made with all the
torce our adyerSsreS can bring into the field there
IS iiite reasen 10 doubt. The attack, too, will bs
made uader the lead OF a member Of the Senate,
who OF all others, report speaks true Of the dsspe
rate condition OF his private fortunes, would be
'ho'' hkey eventually 10 seek shelter under the
protecting wing Of this benefcent statute.
In Co"srsss noihin. has yet been done. The
senate aiier a lew uu utes SION this rnornins
adjourned over until Monday. The House adj.
Journed Immediately after the announcement OF the
death OF Mr. ack; and though il i'll meet to NOR
row, Il will only be to take for the remain
der OF the week.
The Legislature Of Alabama have elected Ex-
Governor A. p. Bagby to fill the vacaRcy in tie
United States Senate occa stoned by the
OF Z. Z. Clay. So the expectations of our, "fat
TREAD" Mr. Lewis. who was u Ca ndldats-nn impor.
ani one too-foF the vacant chair, nipped in the
bus.
The Legislature of South Carolina is still in ,e,-
sion, and vii continue It's sitting until after the ho
days. MIR +, esIon will therefore have some time
10 make up hls mind on the question of resignation
Pio6d bilues, however, lean strongly TO his remain.
Ing in Office.
If MIR Preston continues in the Senate, it is said
by those who likely to be we'll informed
on the Subject, that he will take the position Of
dec dedy tadtPsnGsai politician that he will iJen
Iiiy himself with no party, nor subject his actions
TO any sontrol or trammel other ihlE those imposed
by his own consci nee.
This Is a most d tficut position to .ssume-many
have attempted II, and but usry fsIO have succeeded
The tendency oftho human mind is to assimilation.
ard when we resist this tendency through n desire
VI perfect independence, we ore apt TO run into
dangerous exLenICs, and assume the garb Of eccen-
uiciiy.
"Qui vita Viant, ePs, in eontruria currunt."
A H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

DUEL.-The morning papers report that duel
was fought at Hoboken on Saturday, between
Mr. Peter S;hermerhofn and MIR Alexander Elem.
ing, both Of this city-the latter being severely
wounded ut the first IRE. The quarrel grew out
Of on offence occurring at party evening last
week, at which MIR John Schermerhorn, the broth.
Of Peter, os is alleged, insulted by Fleming
correspondence Cnsutd John Schermerhofn
invited Fleming to n meeting, which invitation was
declined, and an additional insult heapcd upon the
original affront. The police being advised of the
hcligeGent attitude Of the parties, inierposed and
MIR John Scheimerhorn was subjected to bonds to
keep the peace. In this state OF the case. Peter
SchernerhOTr espOused the cause Of his brother
a meeting was had,-and the original aggressor can
give but Flemish account Of the campaign. f. is
deeply to be regretted hat this barbarous custom Is
Teyiyng amongst us Fourteen years ago that sad
though brilliant fellow, Graham, was killed at TIo
boken, and until the present affair, believe there
has since been no ooOd.leliing there; and we were
hoping that the murderous propensity of duellIng
was abliIng. The present case, however, added to
that IN which Beaumont was winged, few months
since, for speaking freely Of a married lady in
respect Of whom he WIS boosting OF his gslnntrIes
induces us to fear that the march Of civilization IL
backward Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
iDPThc Tennessee Locos have made some half

iEfS The Tennessee Loeos have made some half
dozen psltry preteTs for their fdctous conduct. In
tho first instance they could not 60 into election
until all the candidates had answered certain ques-
tons to their satsfnclion that is, all the candidates
must DO Locos. This was DISTINGUISHING the ma
jority Of the peops Of the State. Then, again, it
was not and could not he known Who were candi.
dates, until the nominations were made: 50 that
70 make good their proteIi, they must eatochse
every citizen in the State, With vengeance
This was too great an absurdity even for Loco
Focoism. They abandoned it, and rosorted to
first one and then another untenable position
from all Of which they were driven out with
shame. At last after agreeing in both Houses
to 60 into convention, when the day arrived, they
started a new idea, that il was unconstitutional
for the two Houses 10 make the election by Joint
bslot--allhough it has been the practice in tina,
State for 40 years, and is practised by three-ourth'
Of the other States. On this, they now rely. Their
subterfuges arc even more discredtsbls TO them. il
possible, than their ueasonabIs conduct,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
Csrrerpsndsses oflss Inquirer & Cs.risr.
EIrRacr To TIE EDITOR, pArsp

Washington, Dee. IL, IsII.
We have rumours here, echoed from the North.
in relation TO designations and changes in tn. Cab
net, for which there j, no foundation. A whisper
IS uttered here, and by the time il reaches your
snody city, tbs swollen into audible voice. and
revo'ves and reverbera;ss for short time, and re
suits al last into merely an echo made for the ex-
pertinent only. This ,pecic, Of information il MOS,
to be doubted olany that can be promulgated. be.
cause u Is least likely to enIauate from any propcr
authority IS very true, that It srccly be ex-
pecied that Mr. Webster will retain his SITUATION
during the entire Presidential tsrIn,-but at IRE
sent, and until some OF the important foreign rca
uons with uhich ne has been eoinnec,cd sh. n
be entirely settled, his own character and
good OF the country will require that he
shall ae'de The restoration of order will 10 doubt
send Mr. Webster back TO the practice Of n profess
son OF which he he's so long bsen the ornament and
which 10 HIN las been so des-rvedly lucrative. The
country cannot always expect him TO make sacr-
hees, when 1t is known that lie 10 by no means a
wealthy man. In the present organic alton oil the
cabinet, tbs country has cause Of graduation, and
the old Household precept 10 "let we'll enough
alone" Is as applicable here, 10 dom,,tic matels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

luH CohMIssioxERs TO LOOK INTO rur cr.
ron uoosk.-We stated the other day th,, the
E =, seized some Of Mr. Hoyt's paper,
opon further enquiry understand tho facts TO b.
'nst inc Commissioners called for certain book. of
oro,al correspondence, which were furn,hsJ ,hs ~,
W me Collector. and among them were the I.it,r,
OF Jesse Hoyt spending with the Depsrtmer,s.
Mr hoyt having demanded tho return Of these pa
e,S "ce OF INC Commissioners. withou, the know.
ledge OF tho others, took them to wa,bing,on IN.
vond New York Jurisdiction. ~
Inc commissioners adjourned some DAYS PAST. to
es, a. the scot OF governments but in eonseo uonc,
o' W health Gov. Poindexter has becn unable to
leave HIS room since the adjournment, In nh. mean
Sme, ne employed in completing his repor, TO The
secretary OF the Trcasury, on the evidence taken
oy the mmissioners.-Eryvsss.