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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01
WASHINGTON, AUGUST Is.

The Fiscal Corporation Bill from tho House, was
yesterday read twice in the Senate. and Mr. Tappan
moved its indefinite postponement There was but
thin attendance of Senator. at the time. but the
motion was lost. Mr.. Berrien spoke in rslation 10
the necessity Of providing for the regu-
lation of the custody Of the public money. The
bill took the usual course. After the passage Of the
Land Bill it will undoubtedly be taken up. Rumor
says that it will not pass tho Senate unless it be
well ascortained that the President will apppovs it.
Tho effect Of another veto. it is conisciured, will be
adverse to tho union and strength Of the party, as
we'll asthe interests Of the country. Some doubts
arc now expressed by the wings, whether tho PresI
dent will sign any bill At this session. Having once
lest their confidence. they sro perhaps now too dis
trustful. ..F..s-, ..a
Tho Land Bill was read 4 third time, and the
questsa being on its passage, Mr.. CALHOUN spoke
at great length. and with unusual ability again"
the msasnre. Il is said 10 be the best speech he
has made this session. Mr.. ARCHER commen led an
argument in reply, which he will continue today
The Senate spent some tiIno in Executive bust.
ness, --.
The moro important nominations will not, it is
believed, be acted on at this session. Tho nomina
ton Of Bella Badger, which has bean tho subject Of
SO much comment, was reported against BY the
Committee on Commerce, and will certainly be rcjec
too.
The House was engaged in tho discussion of
bill to provide for paying the debts of the Post Office
department. The sum appropriated BY tho bill is
$497,OoO. 1t does Eot appear, however, that there
is deficiency to that extcnt, taking number Of
year. together for the public treasury is now indebted
to tho Post Office department moro than eleven hum
thousand dollars. It is admitted that the depart
mont ought not TO be looked to source of reven.
ue, and that all its receipts should bo expended in
aid Of it, objects. Mr. Roosevelt gave notice that
he would offer an amendment for the reduction Of the
present high rates of letter postage.
Iis again strongly asserted that there will be some
changes in tho Cabinet very soon. Mr.. Rives will,
in no event, accept any situation in the Cabinet
He announced this in his speech in the Senate, in
reply to Mr.. Clay.
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give US the result not only of Tho delbsrstions II
Congress on the subject but also the Prestdengfs
opinion. - Y - ~
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SssYELIaw FryER.-This disease q making sad IA
wages among the inhabitants Of St Joseph, ii Flo
rida. 1t has also made its appearance ii New;
Orleans. 35-< g. - y,ttssfa.
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potu staseu uat nu Iettet Wa prNdecs sSu "e3
been frapdulently obtained and publiihsd.
WASHINGTON, AUGUST %.
AT 10 o'clock, yesterday, the House resumed the
consideration Of the Fiscal Corporation bill, in CON-
mittee Of the Whole, and Mr.. Marshall, Of Ky-
spoke an hour in support of the bill. tisa strong
evidence of tho popularity which Mr. Marshall has
obtained here, that he drew tho fullest galleries that
we have had in the House this session. Many of
the Senators also were present. Mr.. Mashall's
speech was very conciliatoy and respectful towards
the President, though he handled Mr.. Wise's views
and arguments with some severity, but in perfectly
good temper. He reviewed the veto message, and
drew from it the inference that tho President would
certainly sign this, it obviated all his objections,
give peace to the country, and union to the party
He had not himself voted for the bill which the
President had rejected, and there were many strong
objections to it. He greatly preferred this bill, He
had never considered bank to lend money as one Of
The necessary means Of carrying out the granted
poweH but bank Of exchange he had preferred and
advocated at home. He replied to the remarks
which Mr.. Wise had made on the course of Mr..
Clay. with great point and SUCCESS, and concluded
his speech with high wrought and eloquent sulo.
GUM on that great man.
Mr. Gilner contendsd that this bill was The same
In principle with tho bill which the President had re-
turned.
Mr.. Everett preferred this bill greatly to tho bill
which was returned, MI. Cost johnson was In favor
of the bill, and gave 1t his preference over Bank
of Discounts, and he insisted that the President
would sign It. IF no did not he would answer for
ono Wing State, Maryland; that she would disown
and repudiate him.
Phe bill was finally pa'sed, yea, l25. nayes 81,
and sent to tho sepate for concurrence.
The Senate has, at length, brought to copslu.
sion, the debate on tho Land BILL and passed it to
Ihird reading. The majority was unexpectedly large
yeas %, nays %, ono Senator. Mr.. smyth. Of
Conn., absent. Every Whig Senator, except Mr..
Preston, voted for tho Bill. Mr.. Berrien's amend
ment wasso modified BY hun as to provide that tho
distribution shall cease whom tho Compromise shall
be violated. o. when the ratio Of duty on any ar
tices shall exceed 90 per cent. This amendment
saved the bill. Messrs. Bates and Choate voted
against the amendment.
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which has Produced so much excitement hero. Mr.
Bolts stated that his letter was private, and had
been frandulently obtained and publiahed.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Jabr9all9 l3.
99eoinQunoett. II

Diele 3eitaug miro jeben N1ittpcd nui
'einem grcBru Sliper'Hepal Vcgen, nit ganj
Ftruen Sdriften, bsraHs0eacben.
Der SublcriptiruS'Treis III eiu z bdtrt
ocs Sahis, in WorduebeSabtung.-
3m Sail cies uidt gcfdbieht, 10 wereeu Gin
Ghaler, uno fiInf NIB spanS9 eentS ange'
Tednet.
8ein Subfcribent ipirc fir ipeniaer oIS q
Mcnate dnaeucmmsn, uuo teiuer fdnn bic
3ettntg anfgeben, bis ale Nliditiube oarauf
abbeIablt flno.
Refanntmid,nuacn, mclde ein Riercd
nnsnad,eu, iperceN oreimdl fir einen 1bdlcr
Sein9erlldf, nnp fur jeee fernere @iuri6mg
stinf nho jplnjiJ Gents. - @ioBere nodl
Yerhdltnie.
Dieietiige weIdje bic 3sihlug nit Der pcii
'ceer erm pcifreitcr ertalten, niifTrn ftlbit
SafurtcSahlsn.
2IIe Srtefe au ben 6crduSgeber miiGen
~ Il fret eugeianot weroeu, font mereeu
'iie nidlt dlfgencmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
.Oefentlkbe 9Senru.

Dienitags ben 2tsn uno DicufaaS ben 16s
ten Wadr,, All tcieen Iagru nm 10 llbr @crs
mIttdgs, FIJI all ocnl SNonlr oeS llnterScidncs
ten III Shn'98beitbaII tfeutIid gum &erfanf
anlebcten fufreeu
pferce unb fferce Gield,irr, 9liucpich,
Gcbwcinc, 3 piergiuIS 99igeu Secrics, ei
ne SuIten, Q SHclilhittelL piIiile, GgRcn,
nebff ned, piclcrlri lIduss Ino Nansru Sc
rittfd,aften, al rrcitIinf.is su reiocn,
lie 8roinguugCu IclIeuam Idne bed Bcrs
'faufS bcfdnut gemad)t Gno 9Iufwarnmg 9c9c'
ben ipfrpeu, pcn
,Gharle6 Mcre.
,Srb. II. *-3u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
% a f6rt0t

wiro hermit gcgebru, baa Der llntsrJsid,uste
aiS 9reeutcr Ger sointerlaeenidDaft eeS per'
ilcrbenen @lia peter leefhiu pen SHei
celberg 1aunIdip, eeda @auntp, eruanut
mcroen ili Pile oisjeniaeu, ipelds glniprlb
d,c an eridgie SointerIa0enfhaft boben, fpers
ZEN hermit benadrid,tigt, pae iie jmildlcu
jcet nuo benz ndd,ileu |. sprl ihre 9lilfifdn'
DC an ben lluiciidrie otjubc,dhleu has
brn. Ccegleihrn werben audi ale eieienis
Ncn, ipeIde 2Inforoernn9cn hdben al erfdete
Niuterladenibaft benotridhti9ct, toB &c
iBrs Mehdatl,u ruobl bslh,iuigt bis gum
ermrlortem Cato an tcn llutrrIhricbenrn
einSnbriugeu bnben.
Sarpb EeteE Grcrntcr.
Sebruar IL. n1--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
SEQ. H.
Oefcntlicl)e Q3eublt.

Sreitags oeuf2G7r Tcbrudr, i'm 10 llbr
q rrmitags, fcII an bem J1d,lle pen conae
g d1 NJ Of, in Suo'J8hetbull 3aunliip,
Re,hd Snuntp, tfsEilid pertauft ,pereen:
pfercc uno pfsrbc GcGd5irr, 9inbeuch,
Shnafe, II ShWcue, ciu SmeiliulS 98a,
aen nit Waop, 70 out ais ncu, Nflugc, @9ac,
Ncl,' nnc Sdge' Suhluter, eiu Spdslcr,pugen
uno Gjeldirr Elm pdar SNcuIritcrn NIT Sd,rs
mel, eiruupbeercu bcim 8nId,cI, 8ctteu nno
Srttldcen, Tilirr, Srttelu, G,lilrr, uctit CT,
her arcern 9icrithicoenheit pon ndus,s Saus
crn' uuc Observation-Disclosures, ~ pcitldnf,
tig al mcIoeu.
lie Scoiuqungcn irtrbcu am Gage tcs
Ierf1ufS bcfauut 9cmad)t uno 2Iufnartuug
9cgesen fprroen, ocn
Vcuiamin S6mict
SOearp &crn.
6tbrhar 10. *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Ssbruar H.
Gin SChetbenlthteticn.

Sdmfa9s ban 27iieu 8cbrudr, wro am
SHdnic pcn ScbnS dams in JioresgEbsit,
hdll, Gin Sdheibenlhiceen ltdtt finosn, nit
Jiu0eIn aus frcier S9ano auf 80 Sd,ritt
uno allfacIcgt duf 100 Sdwitt; 9lcidfauS
nit &dret arf 90 Schritt,
SIR @clo umo Giibcr.
Die freie NanosSrbiBrn bon qed,d Gnuns
to mcrecn hermit ringclapen benz Sdebcu'
ldbicfen tcijumcbren, nenn fe cinmat b.
gebtegelt weroen pCaen, pen zen
9lpro. @tcitbalIer G blibcn.
1cb. IL. nl-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
9lQentanncr Snrs uno 0lu6ia
SUITS 0brtf.

III ecr 5odmltonltrnec, 9c0cnilber S6 III c.
on's hleiocritubr.
CSocob .. Soa6.
nat trfductq ouf S,ano, Cin auS9ccrhnicS
2l6crtcment opn mopigcu Sur ilno
Jtu6ia SOliten,
pcn cinrr ocr,u9ihen GuaIitit; and, bat
CT fitrjlidlt in JicuDort NIB philadelphia cin
grrfcS gtfprtCmcut non 5fdppen einae.
f1lIfi, ,pcruntrr fid beftnocn:
Otter Gappcu. 6nr SenI. yintrr. N2uS'
frat. GoucD, 70 ipie audi atle gIrten Gud),
RappCu fur JPdnner uno 5tndben.
GIcle Jdppen (Iuo pon ciuer 9uten Qua,
litdt nno werccn su ecn biaigihn preilen
perfduft.
JtdnHeutc uno glnbsrs, Gle bcim GircFcn
fdufsu, weroen eS 81 ihrcm Bortbeil hnben,
bel ibm an3urufen nno fur fd) Iclbt su nrs
hclIen.
SNutmader i'm 9anbe mcrccn inter ben
biIltgitcu Secingungen nit Irocr 2Irt pclcn
lrimming6, II. {. 10. ucrlcbeu.
cSlcpb .. 0cl8.
21cRtdnu, October 81. nq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Or. Seinrte6 fSnebel,

lpsncaritlths ilito n1ehlntl6er 31bns
2lrSt in allen oeTen 3weIacn, empfeblt I'D,
Dem pablifnm in 2lGentnun uno oeren llmaes
aerc. Seine gSchnun3 il geraee iiber benz
0afthaule pen Sobn Grcs III 9Iaenfaun.
q. y. Dr. s.. Tifd,cl wiro jeocn pierten
Rcntas uno Dienfag in jeeem @onat in
Ruetann bei Nrn. Scpp anSutrefeH fein.
@ine pcrtrrffihe 3ahnspolitur, [pdfe, ]
gum reini9en uno erbalten Der 3dhne NIB ben
Commensurate so Sents per Sottd.
cSanuar 6. na-69lt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
81 d elriMt

ipirb tierimit gegsben, baB bic llnterseid,neteu
als Aomiuilsratcren be- SointerlabenId,aft
Der berferbenen Raradretb 6nnfis
der, IsstbiR bon Sseioelbers Gannidip, ers
d,a @anHtp, erHaunt irerben fino. 9lae cies
jeni9ef, tpelde 2inIpriidle an erlaate soiuters
ia6enfhaft habeH, werpcn hermit benahrid,s
fiset, oae lie srpild,en jett uno eem nihifen
l. slpriI ihrs Nidifiuoe an bic lluterltricbes
rei db3Hbesahlen baben. GeBaleifen mers
ben andh ale biejeniseu, ipeid,e 2lnfcroeruns
gen haben an erflgier SoiWterlafenfti1ff,
benddritlti9st, oae fis ibre 0ieduHu9sn
ipchI beftIeinigt bic gum eriigemeloetem IA.
10 an ole llnterfdlriebsHeH .eiryubrinsrn bas
ben.
Nefer Hoth, a,>
9'cfsr s0Iilisr. icu. 2'sn'~.
SeFrltar, II. nq--Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
pbobe .. Sebellp,.

Bue. mo SonnetyMta6erin,
ipctnbuft bei Or. SCel 3. Shelp, in Soerr,
fcro Inunihip, Ssrfs GauutD, it bereit 8es
ifeulinsen fir jebe 9Irt pcn yue uub Nas
meufleloer. mic aud fur ale 9Irfsn gspnuets
an,unehmen, uuc oisftlbe nadl rcn neuelten
Wlcoen uno an Zen biai9ften preiien ~ pers
fertiaen. Sie lit and, bereit anrere Sonnet,
maherinneu wcbfeiler NIT uuoetrimmten
Sircb uno Sraio @cHnefs III perfsben, ale
iie in philabelphia uienciht oerfanft werben,
incem ile ciefeIben ielpf aus Dem Stros unD
erath perfertigei.
Sebtaar ). *-~3u,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

Irerlcrstcwn, Gan. 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
2etha S5rllCfe.

go iiut 100 SInthcilc an ciricr <,rttte AZ
prrfdufen. Cieicnigcu, pelhe gcneigt fem
mrdtcrb }intbciIe sn tOnfcii, bcIicbcn I'D, an
ecH llnrricIdncten ~ lpenceu, oPr ibuen bic
Seoihaun9cn etfIdreu wirb.
S5cbn s. 8ranle, S6abmeiifer.
5cb. II. nq--9R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
QSailen9crteht- -25erfauf.

"<NtISttct~@NNtt~ ~~)NtbNttt'
eSu 5frdft uuO ,ifolge eiucs YefeblS ous
erm lBaIcnlcrit,t opn eed1a Sdunm, lril aut
6ffeutlider Nenpu pcrfdnff mcrecn, am Gam
|lagr ben 27(ten Widrs um 10 llbr 8crmit,
tags, anf cem pldee IcIbt:
3pci 9crpttlt Snife gauc,
neth ,usrh6r, licgeno in Sbcr Saccna Cam,
ftip, ycdld @auntD, rdmid, 9ie. |, Ifc6ene
al yduo non petcr VIM, 9ltraham SclI uno
nnrere, euihdIteuo IL 9lder nno So 9luthen
beiteheno aus gutcm Sdnano, II {. 10. Sine
Sffsutlide StraBC liufr pieiem Strid, eanp
eulan9
go. 2.-Ginc Cote Soclstano,
fte5euS an eaue bon 9lnoren6 g4alter, cschn
S,pberser unb auocrer, entholteno 3 slder
uuo cine 9iuthe.
@s III nas htnterldecue 8crm6acu bee ccrs
ffcrbeneu Sobu Seioer, lestbin pcn
SbersSdccna, eedla @auntD.
Die Seoingungcn loleu am Gage oes 8er'
fanTs befannt 9emadt uno Auflpartung GEE
9eben peroen, bon
Samnel Seioer, lsr,n,,ors
Salomon Seioer, ''"' we
Dtisdb bic Court
garl6 9. Sui0 S6reiter.
Teb. Ii nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

C2lus bonn GugIiIheu iibcrieet fur pru "ee,
d)u Yatrict.")
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~@#'
BY AUTUORrTY,--No. I.

Az All making appropriations for tho present
session OF Congress.
he II enacted by the Senate and House of
representatives of the United States Ct America
ia congress assembled, That the followings sums
se,F INC same are hereby appropriated, L. bcpald
VIZ.
For ,he pay and mileage of the members ofthe
Sth9le Tor the present session. siNfy eight thou
~ cents.
For the. pay ofthe Chaplain of the Senate, five
hundrcd dollars.
For printing, stationery, and all other contil'
gent expenses Of the Senate for the present sc }
sIon, twenty thousand dollars.
For the paw and mileage of the members Of tht
iouse OF Representatives, including FIVE hdudre,
dollars 10 the Chaplain, for the present session %
Congress two hundred aad fifty SIX thousand sN
hundred dollars
For the printing, Stationery, and all other con
ungtnt Expenses Of the House Of Representative
= Tor the present session., thirty thousand, eiSh
hundred and thirty SIX dollars.
A For The supply Of stationery for the House o
twenty seventh Congress, fifteen thousand dollar
or SO much thereof as may be necessary: Prov
=, ldtu, always, That no part of the sums apprOprl
u atcd Tor the contingent expenses OF either HouSl
g oil Congress shall be applied To any other thai
the ordinary expenditures of the Senate and DOus
Ol Rep-ts natives, nor a extra allowance To an
clerk, messenger, or Other attendant of the sat
wo Houses, or either Of thcm.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
SAME l. SOU lHARD,
II Approved, June %, ISL.
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their contents:
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Furniture.
And merchandise n all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the Transport.
aiion Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads.
For the character Of the company az 10 prompb
tnde and hberaity IN me adjustment and oy,aep,
81 Lo'es,-we beg leave 10 refer 10 the merchant.
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JOHN FAWCETT. Pre.9esL
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IRA NSYLVANIA NIVERSITY.
MEDICAL D~EPARTMENT

- u WIN l.
ME LECTUHE.Sin this Institution. cummenc,
II Us usual. on The first Monday in November
and close on the last Of February.
II FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ. w. DUDLEY, NJ d., Professor Of fanatic
my and Snrgery.
JAMES NJ. BUSH. NJ. d.. Adjunct Professor o
do.
JAMES r. CROSS. VI. D., Professor of Inst;
inies and Medical Jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. II. RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Professor Of b
s'eircs ~ Diseases OF Womcn and Children.
ThOS. ID. MITCHELL, NJ d.. Professor Of
Ainteria Medicn and Therapeutics.
ROBERT PETER, NJ. d., Professor oFChem.
isIry and Pharmacy.
The cost of a full course OF Lectures. is SIO5.
payable IN advance, ia notes of good aud solvent
BANKS OF The States whence the pupils come. The
Maniculation md Library ticket is 81. and the Dis.
seeing ticket $40. Graduation Fee. 500. BnnrJ.
ing anu Lodging. (fuel and lights included0 from
s$'0O IoS3 per week. BY order.
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL, NJ d.
NAiHglol' nv. Jun ~ Dean nj EgryHy
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JOHN TYL.rR.
lNO q
AN ACT n. houslng a loan not exceeding I'll

INo21
AN ACT au'Iouslng a loan not exceeding the
sum of twelve mill ms of dollars.
Bet enacted, &C, That the President of the
o. tied States IL hereby authorized, at any time
within one yearfrJm the y ssage OF this act, to
bOrrbw, on the credit of the JdItCd States, a sum
not exceeding twelve millions of dollars, or :,
much thereof az IN his CpinlUn the e&lg,nClcs a
the G~yVernWent may require, al a rate .. interest
payable quarterly or semi annually, not exceed
Ing SIX. per centLm lcr annum; which loan shal
be made relmbursable either at the will of the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, after six months notice
or at and time alter Il rec wears from the first dal
OF Janua ~ next and said money SO borrowed
shall be applied IN addition To the money now n
the Treasury, or which may he received ia reT
rom other sources; 10th payment and redcmr.
u9n oil the Treasury notes heretofore authorized
which are or may be outstanding and unpaid. ant
10 delTay any OF the public expenses which raw,
been heretofore, or which may be authorized b!
Jaw, winch stock shall DC transtCl able only on IN,
books Of tbr Treasury.
Sec, ,. And be il further enac:ed. That th,
Secretary Of the Treasury be, aud he Is hereby
authorized with the consent oi the President, TO
cause 10 be prepared certificates of stock, signed
ny me Secretary and cUunteTsIgned by the Regis
ter Of The Treasury, for The sum 10 be b 'rTOwsd
or auy part thereof, bearing an interest not cN'
c9,edIng SIN per ccntum per annum, and transiera'
BE and TeImbursable a. aforesaid, and 10 caus,
ne sad cefuica'cs of stock TO he so d: Provided
lhdi no stock be sold below par
Sec, , And be II further enacted, Tha: the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, au-
ihOTLcd TO receive proposals tor taking the said
NH"i VI 10 tHpIoy an nSeht or agents Tor the
purpose oil negotiating the same, and to pay ~
hiGn OF them areasDnaDle commission, not cX-
ce,dInS one tenth Of one per cent on the amount
80 neSOiIdtcC; which sum 10 be allowed to such
agent or agents, and such Expense as NAV be ne
ctesarily incurred IN printing and issuin5 cerrii
Gates OF stock, and other expenses incident 10 The
iue execution of this act, IN all not exceeding
Twelve thousand dollars; which sum is hereby
app oprlaIed Tor that purpose, and cha be paid
oul Cl any money IN the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec. 4, Aud be it further enacted, That the
secretary OF the Treasury IS hereby authorized 10
purchase, at any time before the period herein
IIi!'ei Tor the redemption Of stock hereby author
"a, such portion thereof as the funds of he Gov
trhhlcHi may admit Of alter meeting all the de.
lnahds on The Treasury and any surplus in the
IICasuTyis hereby appropriated To that ubi,ct.
SC. ;, And be II fpTther enacted, That the
'hiih o. The UdItcd States be, and Is hereby pied
Se for the puucluti payment Of the iatercsi and
redemption Of SAID stock.
AUurgv,d JuIy o. -
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
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"LoIEHN INSIKANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $780, 600.
WIS company, being now duly organized. is
prepared TO make Insurance ON eyery de.
scrIpilon of Fire and Marine Risks. such rs Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses, &c. with their contents.
Also' Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
Iheir cargoes, TO and from any port on the Ohio and
mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams. Ap.
Pl'cation for Insurance to be made for the present
at the office Ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar D =. III. GREER. Secy. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

MOIICE-The respective firms Of Forsyth,
~ Moore d Clarke. and Moore e Clarke. hay.
ing been dissolved, The first on tie Ist Of y 1910,
Tho latter on the lst March, l54l. The undersigned
respectfully requests ihe attention Of the friends anl
correspondcnis. o'the aforesaid firm. 10 the card Of
Mr. John r Clarke. his late partner who c. ninues
The business InIheir old stand on Monroe 81. Wheel
ing. HENRY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
A2Sa NEW ARRANGEMENT.

-AA THREE DAILY TtIES -:
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTONCITJ PBJJT
DELPIiLA aud NEW YORK Eyt,gord;.a",
SPeedH Us. MAIL CHARIOT LINE-Tmns
PASSENGERS ONLY.
hours, ~
L. the only line at that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning nj 2 t-ot
clock.- lakesthe mallTaIl road cars a FrrdsrfS,L
arrives lnBaltImOTe second morning -
NheehnF,D takes mail cars and Tea1 he. PHI
adelphIa, " ashInSton city, ere New YORK sama
day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. Lar,, U1.eEu.
very evening, reaches Frederick second evan'
Washing. on, PhiladelphIa or New Yort o'eI
RELIA LINE, Traces WheeIng ereIy nm,
ming, reaches Frederick second moJpioo -
lakes the morning line rail road ears Teorbrs
baltlmOre came evening, and proceeds Ia phil
adelphla or n. \ OTk next morning: or az ,h.
topton of passengers, takes the evening m"ij
cars at Frederick. man
The subscribers have a coatrBet Win IL
~railload company TO carry their mails and ~
sensers rom FREDERICK and every arTangeunsnt
has been made TO insure comfort and yegnI."'
ny. The propnetOTs Of the above lines 1ssao
upon The route, IheT personal hiicDtio deyo,sd
TO the business and one of them (or n s,.,,enJ
agenp VIII always be found al XLc.Ina
Washington, Pa. UnionIown, CumbsrJ'
HaigeTstoV ~. and Frederick. -ln additIon 10
which travelling agents al EMPLOYED vbo.Oo
supe rIntend the lines. ~
Printed rules and regulations for bsL,u.e,
passengers, will be furnished en- appljcsIion =,
the Otlce on Water street, below u s Ua,oI ..
atV;TglnIa Hotel, Wheeling.
april , STOCKTON. MOORE FALLS A. 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
JOIN F. CJdREF

(SHcoesSor 10 Moore & ClarLe)
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Wheeiing Va.
AATILL continue the Forwarding and Commits,
SION business at the old stand Of Moore 4
Clarke, nn Monroe street, Wheeling. lie will de-
vote hs entire time; TO the interest Of his cores.
P%ondeais. The patronage Of the cusionrs Of the late
hrm' and the public generallyis respectfully. So
licItcd. ap \