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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
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NlR GlNlA-IS cEArcErv-At rgles held Ia the
slCrhs Office 81 tho Circuit SuIer.or C,urt a
Law and ChanesrV Tor the county ii mo an ~
month Of January IS4l.
Cathdrinc WClshonS aad IE.k AlcCotd agr,,,..
traitors OF joseph Utlshols, dee d CompI.inLnts
against
Matthew walrsn, Joseph Mormon, u,p,y u
hsr' Morgan Nelson ana JsmSs Pearson.
The defendant Harry d. Hart not ha sjna ,,,i,r
60 MS oplsaIanSe snd gwen sS:uutY according ty
the &C. ~ assembly ard The rules OF tins rouff.
and appeanng 10y s2dstaooTy proof II al be l. -;
an Uha. liant ~ tbs Commonwealth. On a., -,
ot the eowpaI1ants uY counsel. II II a der,J ,Iut
lh" s-ld deicndont do hereby suTsar here on d..
answer the said comp ainanis bill and tbat c.
of ttis order De forthwith inherited IN ,nu,u 49,.
paper printed IN the civ of Wheeling for No .
succs;sNe'y md posted AT the mont door o. tie
| court house Of Ohio county. "
! A copy tssts,
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY Cl,,s
| CAHrnsLL Tor COmp;.
VlRGlNlA-rN srANcrrv--At ruie, bsld +, m.
clerk. Office Of the circyit st-l,rior 60 -
aud chsncsry for the county OF oL;n =, 70
| month Of January. ls4t. '' III we
Henry Moore Z John r. Clarke CompIslunnte.
Thomas s. n ,iCiaIie p.r,ra,r,
! he defendant not having euf,r,5 he .,,,....--
alq tiNeh security ACCORDING tu the Get Of
ana the rules OF this court End il apI cairns b,
al'elo'y ptO3i that he - Pot an InbUltsut q! IA
commonwealth. On motion Of tho CCmul,iu, ,,,,
bY counsel II s ordered that the sid d, f,n,.,t 80
Hppfar here ON the first day Of the next srrin cru
Of inns Court, and arrwsr the ssid conuIalugr,.
oii, dhu mat copy a thls order be forth with a.
! ~, co. ia some ft"speper printed in the civ oI
! W hSeHhg Tor two month. suecessycIy ,rd 49,,
AT The 'front.' door of th" court house of Ohio SONAR,
AK T. LMDLEY, cl.rl
! WHEsT. for CUmpt
ian 9-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

- eF-S-srT--.S-s
,ClNiA-iN crhN,FEy-At iucs held I'm ,h,
'ftk.s cbICs ufthC Clrtlut SUVtuor ,ouft ot 1 .N
b"d ChSucyiy ter itC. 1Ouu.y of UhLb, IN the
month 81 tUutaIy I-4I.
SULn : cI.aUr Cou.ui.traut
- against
fh'h'I'r Zane, sutyivlar Pjruir siTrtor with iic
wa enh' y, oi Noah LgIt Gt, Csstd 81 a. hrs, a.
bch' zrr Ibrc la.ucs G. Johnston ard So, LIs
as VIZ. ''''iam -. b,.scr, :Ui taTuii.c Lts
vic James a 81 Clean and Mary a., vti.
FiSiCu Fare, Huu.d'n Zauc. EhzsIeth 80.
aGd Come M LavC, svh lc sad Ibtr.,,, -. 49,.
Cayoiirc 1ur,. P!atoR IL sndsp ~, r,i, r' !
Norntll' are thhot,H and hens az las, ,f a., s.t
Nnan Zane, ialS ~ Ono comfy G,c,.-.I y..J
lily Dorsey, ard May L. his Wiz ists ~, Z
Zane, widow CfsaId NoUl Zane d,r,as.f8s,-a
Alexander Wilson, adIaiB.st traitor of NIs,,t. ~
son. Int Of SID county of Ohio deo.as,E 90 - .
vld y. Wilson, Virginia Wilson &. Elzab al o.
children aud h,irs at law Of tas taid Mps.vsW,I,S.
deceased 49, =. " NC IlS.H'
The defendants Japlss c. Johrs,op sn5 S
his vile, and Cstharine L. David r. Nirg;bi, a.,
Ehzabe'h WILSON. not having enisrsd tk,rr .su.s,
anSe and gwen security according u ~, sst "a a.
scnby and the rules q! this Court ard !. 80
10y satisfactory proof that they are NOT iuIsLItst -
~ thls cutulnOuw cath. On mott, n of 10 CO.
plSinant BY counsel, itls ordered that tls ,siJ 4.
isndans do NJ pear he-C on TIE Grst fsN Of Ih. ~
psaI auce, give security aud nnAwSr the con ~ =.
ants hi.l And that 60 ny Of this order Is iuTth
WIN inserted IN s-nIe nCwspsref rfil,i.J n, an.
CITY OF wheeling for two months sy,s.sSiy.k ,pI
posted al the front door of the sCurt house oi han.
county. - ' ''0
! cory tssic.
! ~ ALEX. 2. LElDLEY, Cie!k.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS, IN
r. TERESTl &c AND ArPLtCABLETO TIE
AFFLICTED WITH


Such as Dyspei STA. either ChtUnlc or Casual, nm
.s >, worst SYMPTOMS of rsstltssnsss 10 Sncss
IL Saints. and general Em1cIaCou, COnsg upuOn
whether o. the Iuuzs or Liver, IIytT 1tcC;i0ue,
louugIrc. both BiiHary AID Sposmocic. cosiiy.-
noe. worms OF every variety; llhcuWntsul; wheth-
or Acut, or Chrome, together with G.ut ScrOiula,
PANS IN the head, Back, Limbs. and side, Vyphds
Fever, Scarlet Fever, pJtrid Sore throat, Fever
aud Asus SptSmUttc FliIietsn of the Heart aud
Arteries. Nervous iTrt ability, Nervous Weakness,
MYSTERIES, TIE DoglOJreuN, Cramps Female OBJ
ErTactIoas. Heartburn, Headache, Cough. the Com
mon or Humid. and tic Dry or the MhOJgng
Asthma, Gravel, aud pronsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered by
Fiupicrs and others, as The great regulator of the
humt ysteul, and sue rs the dcvOcduesS of the
tent them selves with the simple possession of this
failaciOus opinion. vithOt CuquIring into th. pm
mary sources from whence IIic, Health. aud Wig
euana and, rice poYso, pain sicKngs disease
! and death. Not with DIR. Hunt, whose extern
~ research aud practical eNpcusnte cininCut-
/ Is qualify him for the profession of which he has
been one of the most useful members. lie con-
| tsRds-aau moments rea,cuOu will convgC
any reasoning mind OF The correctness of his view,
the stomach liver, and the assoc ated organ;
arc the prImarf and great regulators Of health an,
that the blood "a very many instances Is 9epeudCn
on thRse Organs, and that upless medicine rCache
the root Of the disease the superficial auOdyne
lussa ally prescribed serve bat iolts 10 cover Ia
lravagcs Of deep rooted maiadi,s' Under thSse con
vvVous, al this expense of years of close uppllca
ton, the doctor mas d severed medicine whos
Ssar,biRg powers arc irresistible and prcsCribin
Il - with knowledge Gifts being n rudisrl cur
Ofthc vQr:ous disease already enumerated, even
applied y the most critical cases, bat he does ns
lptctCnd0 asCribe -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
BEWARE OF CoUETERFEiTS.

Cdution.-Bc pariic9la "A purchasing 20 &c,
that the label 81 tkis Medicine contains auoticc
rs entry according TO at OF Congress. Ard -
ikcwise particular in obtaining them nt 100 Cha
ham So, New OK. CT from the
REGULAR AG ENTS.
VIM. ". KING Whccl,n,. Va
STEVENSON & NEAIE pa,t,rsbt,g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

snrc. g,Lru rae lrr 7-l '..ar. rrt, s,.-ori,,-
rNio. cud ''...raari.a ure... and Irf,-,,- h. r n, 49,
sat.1g lru ~ uoiC s,...u rIri- -'rsirl.rrri,r, IL NO.
,Hmranica with q. tauf-hs.s. rrcr-.-,l.,...r, -.
The subsequent DISTRESSING sl.y,rfr.r rri ,i-r,, -
<.ig, aud Uy s1a..uu:na u i'.f.-.sr ,s r., o., .Tr
ultimately arc ,Ha ir,.s, obstinate. ,-s, me-, III,
rr"Hf.' - I'D Utility .n those r5..-..sr., ,s- -
rrrr,I lluyyrcr. OF r...rrr,y..., .,.r. So, r .
"ilao liver. tension and J,srss IN the cr.-,rir --
morbid a.,.au. r-r., u 80, 'H,,',..l ~, o.
! E 5.IfIE- "T,Ii.-,IEI.,<s,
I n n g- r,,,.l7,.,, -. ''..'''' ~
/ rheumatism. ,lnssaIrl,a1 ,r,.as ,,ll. ... quo
lr-.f r-,-. 10, tr.. ..-r .I r. Jus st''."s pI
iI,l.,arg and ,-.-.f,r .,, ''.,' "'.',',>s ~
.f o., de- .,.,E~. ,f.r.l 49,. '.,, -, ,'u'S ".''
N'' H'',- EVANS. C,,,,,,,, mn.
: The camul-lr. flower. r,- az, - mn. o.,
. Anthems vac.tls. " gaa,.rrlaJrr, G.r. ~ -,
vu7's. in.lgi au tho ground and E.Ig au ,-,,r. r
tlu~. 4. grows on trp ground q7r s..r,f,. M -
tuIyE O.. uruG.ii white color of f-.r-r. ,J. -
IH.U-rar.taafin t.e.r
C.r.1.a.0a Is "a mild f5rrr a., small '- ,,-,r
/ .tfl Cus-l,r-uf o. Is,. sr4T4rr., A. ie q.
..'a 600 iUat condition ,f general J,rt.u viii 49,.
/ gun. annette. .,l..i .a,., r,,s7.r. 49, ..'
. rlir.--r..r T..rr- '''' '''.'
/ EI.ta. rr Cr~--.rr-.re - C,,.,... =.
/ particular All. ....,.-.,. d, 600 ..I -l.rl.,.I
hal,... contains "a rr..rc .I lis ,.r...... 49,. D..
/ Aa.g gpeg.s 40. la Ua,s.r rarI,r,i-.- .- I'D.
. '..I y. H. |r
I jae NGGDl LAR AGENTS.
VII. kINl. Is Wafer, ~. ,..,..
J. ~ Eom.suv. T.-,.-,..s %
=. Nl.GEIa,S. J,G.r.r... d
or rfrfg at.. ..-. "a. .r.-.,.g
~. Crufe., C,I,.-..,. v.r.rr. pins
+ TITO l.r.u Won l.ut..ulrr Ur.I Pills
D.. Evans Fever and t... pill.
ur llurts Ins=u. Pills.
I Hs Evans Soothing S.rr.. rr Y,r1nr
.'a i,ri-.i ai ZOO Chatham ST.. New iur, . soul
EI.... E.ur..I.s 20 U8r,lrH Boston. Ei,.. -.t |r.,
.".a '..a... W.a D. ha... NFicc.ne. WV
IN NRn\ y.N uurrgIr,I.f.... ,It.i.r.. r..r.,.
= , These r. sar. .,,.r,.... ,.rjI,,... d, Js-r -.
O. specific action ur.4 i..s heart gs.,. .r ...r I
slr.ug.. .p l.g a-,,r..l sr,r.ln r.., blood h. -.
CD 9u. ,.ua.uE I'D - ,.-..f ...t. rr,-,,,-t I'M a..
vessels. wheeler uflr. sEln..... r-r, ..,l.f 49,,
raTfr. .r rn. .rr.r..,...... s-..-. -rI fl ..
Che bod. rrs drawn. from i.g .r..f ,..-..
eu.r, increase uf over. -,-...-
u.n Ir,. ar.-r.r. ..r,. .,,.0.,.,, - d, %.
..I.. au. rragr.l s.r...y r,....fl r.. r.. -
s p1-r.a.ra sII ..s.s.-r,I. ,-.. -,,..,I r. ,
purified. aud ne body resumes n r,,Irad.I.l,rr
.r... g.F. .r.- -....r ..... - .'..
.r r.... .....t... ID 'i "''" research
s..r. .... -r-.r.r. ,, -,- 81. .,...i,,.,
.a.r medicines. and .., su y,.lI .,r-5ra,l h. . r
.lt ,.-Esr .E i...r lry .refH,sirir, r. r-f, No., r
Duo performance al I.s functions. a.G a-,.rr, f.., rl
vital stream in .srea and EssI.hl..I state ,..,, ~
Pm, r..l - t,.. .. ... ~. N"-..' ana
.l a.e wa.a ID autye. sid, appear b.....u. aaG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Alt sslgs held Ia the C,j,r,, @ of,h,r
. 'i' nor %! Law and Clr,nc,r, z, lac e5uu.
So, q" ,n' aon,a ol August. $40
i,sl "'''' & .,ain,ui
N,,'t' cay. AMI TIsury N,oro s,,-,,.
..'H Henry Moore john 2 60
i.'.''s'ass. merchants st,l - F., go IN
I, 49, ".'1's tue ann Ut Moore. ClsA ''t
T,.r.~- bvicudan., J
a"i Aasl Pcoy. i.oi havi euieoCa h's
...--.,,t. gwen secCfiiy scccId.. 60 'lc .ri %!
a"H 'hs rules ofi.li, Court. 10 al,r.ariEg
~ '.'''''',ogr evidence THAI ke 4. a., an it'd. atauJ
'I' ''ia'n'oN eaiih. On IN ltion ne sou, ',.S-
f ,''.','i' o. D. ordered that tho ID dcicuilutdo
".'' On h'r first DAY Of next all term OF this
.-r, ." Importance. give seurity for the per
'i .iio decree 90 the Gnu. file his answer
''inaats b.ii.--or other,,- &C d,feud ih's saIt
b. '''' copy o1 thl. order DC os,hvith iiisorted
/ RI, ~, "'" paper printed ia tly Cny at Wheeling
~ i.' 'l. ms s0cccs-.Sely and pca,t NJ the front
u '"S ScuT' house Ohio eou.iy.
J ALEXANDER 4. IAIDLEY. Clert
- SAiDNELL, Tor Corp,. aug ID
'NG'Nl"-go WRIT ru',s hold in tho Clerks
{ once OF ih' S'rcui, Cour, of Law md Chanocry
I Tor Tyler County, =, Monte, ibc 6.b Jav Of July
/ 1910 ''''') '"' '' 10y
william" Dickinson. roclSbru .-l,u-,,
Lewis krd4cr. Moses NJ fnss !
| John -. Lows - lluam d. ShrcWs-'
| bury and JOSEPH D. Slrltiun tra. IN
/ dang ANA dealing under the iira of S"-Gsory.
EeNcrYu. L.GIor & Co. Tom
luIlHuls
JOAN F1uhlio Owens y, PENDANT,
THE .'s came Ihs clunlIuaUis by their u,iorne,
-t at'i ta"lr hIji loo ib.s cause aud the dciondar
not haN entered his appearance auI gwen secur
~, according lo lhc act of assembly and tho rules
t,s court. 1Id 10 appearing BY satisfactory eNidcnC
', M SID John rankin Owens not an iuiahiai
OF vl.s commonwealth On motion 9th ccupiainai
ny - attorney l'is o'''srCJ that the said John Fra
lr Owens joapuear here a., The L., I.,. g,b.,,,
oi ih', court, oud answer tho complement, bill ar
that copy Of thF Pc inserted m jhc Nvc.cr,, yir,in
Times for two months "rc"oss'vcly, anI l--.ed c, =,
, count ho1s0 jrrr ulihis covuiy
'~ry tcste,
/ july lin D. HICKMAN CI,rh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

AAINTER STRAINED sTLUM OiL.-Au,u
w HIIy Usu received aui Or .,icIy
''' no REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
HINTS rOTANIC Pits

surerna ural agency although from FosiTe
prouis wIlhia the knuwlod OF hundreds he SIRE
pared To- show, that when Svers other earthly r"He
d. has been gINcn up.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never bees known TO fail in eh.ctins .wo very
gratifying respl's, that ef rafting from .hf beg OF
sickness ant disease those who h ave ."S,d thclr
efficacy, and thus Amply ICwardlng ~. hunt Tor
his Ing and ANXIOUS sludJ 10 attn ms leTiCc-
i'oh in tho Healing Art.
The tXn aoyGInary success which ngs attended the
use If HUNTS BOTANIC Pills, ~ the best
criterion Of then superior '1rincs, They nave
been the mears of Talsifga hosI Of anGuishing
tents f. ON the he'd oi IlcfIOH. is clearly Cyn-
ccd in the following e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

FRESH RAIsINS s CuRRANrs.
IS boxes Fresh RAJ sins,
cash do Curranfs
inst received and for sale by
nov - CRANGIE "a BAIIEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

REGULAR AGENTS.
". "a. Nuss, 81 Wafer Sc Wheeling
!. " EHrfvauai, Portsmouth. o.
=. NHEEI-pS, Columbus o.
I' w11n aIsp NAV Hsg.t1.naI.
70. tppla s. Celebrated Female Pills
Toe Baron Won HuHe.rr Hers Pills
Or Evdus Fever aui Aeue Pile.
Mr' hunt EvIHHfc rfus
81. EVaus soothing syrup. .1T Tgaa.a-
The above IuyI.u1H.H N..Is.gez are a4fI tyf a1a-
lNe AMI Retail, 600 900 'HHrIHn co. E.. E-.r.. q
SOuth ) IE-n'H street. Pn'rta.r.g: 20 Market FL.
t9u.syiilc, kentuckg % 'rHhdI, }1s'ou. Ba.s1-
snusetts: and Oi Itg I1'iru.a- AGENTS ham, III
H,nH, WheehnH, Va. {. v. Robinson Portsmouth.
DutO. 49,
s(MEUCO.-UATuARTICPILLS. gu-
- surpassed hr arv .r tr.. RnrI. ara..rrs...s
~ slon1rI aut bowels. a.t '.avu- tine efrnI BIZ
IHsaillt slate. Prepare. Ia. '.r r..a d.. s.. asr-.
NJ Square. 3D..
AHOf DROPS, an invaluable remedy
~ 1TcIoHc and ur or ...Is a. the stomach.
Llt % Ntis arl uu excellent .I.Eaiglt.. rra.. 3D.
go LIs'Arl1 7ud IIr -1.u H. A. AssuU f1. Ma
A N OUNCE CF PREVENTIVE is
= WORTH a POUND or CURE 40
ht.lILL.s SICK MAD fCUE PITTS I-y.
,. = asaH prove 200 ci.rnf1aI re1rfa ra-rsf fH-f
+ Ht .. Trl r....Ir. e rf" .H... -.... r.T.
i...H iUsfr .n.. tlH .HufeUr.lrIsl.r ...... ..
Nt.p'Wc spf.f. q. NFs. ...I.r. store tHsa..ar.t. .
prevent host oft..s 1..t -e.as which a EN- II. b.
,PYg1reg 300 r-s OBJ H-,,n.. Dra- aao
,.---e.ls store MARKET a.r. s.i IS 1T
TgN0 EOAr E"uD-Hs-ls1 Ias .r -
~ bond 1nd fIr sa'a l.w uy M Urrry
nrn is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

NibGINIA--IN ousycEEY--At Rules hold ia the
Clerks Office II thc Circuit Superior Court OF Inv
oud thauc.y .yr tho County Of OAio. IN the rnonf,
ofAueust 1910.
H,ug Mn1.c, and John r. Clarke late portner, f.,
business. under tho firm u Moore & Ci.Ftc--r,,n,
gl1uauts,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28
y copy leslie.
ALEXANDER T.iAIDLEY. Cle,k
+" CaiDNELL. Tor Corp,. aug ID

oiice Of iic c'rcui, c,pr, orTayy and Chanocry
''' '''1'''!' IS Aoaday the Oh day Of July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

FEVER ND AGUE CURED.

Dear SIr-BclieviF II duty owe YOU as a suc
ccssfui rractitiopcyus GCll as those \, lo may be
similarly afflicteI take pleasure IA uckGowiCdg
cd oil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Coti'0r.-Be particular in purchasing to soc I'll +,
ne iohel Of ihls MedisIue contains a notice of jr
.nlry according 10 Act q Congress. And be like
wise particular ~ obtaining them at Zoo Chatham
st.. New or from he
REGULAR kGENTS.
WM. IT. KING, wboo,,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Alt ss,gs held Ia the Cl.rt, @ of,h,r
~" @"i,en nor %! Law and Clnnc.r, e, lac e5,n.
So, "a zoe no",a ol August. $50
49," 4iNt' Csy.ain,ui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

FgNJ EOAr BUILDERS 100 las .r r.
hand 11d fIr ssEa I.g. Hy ar rr,r r,.
nrr Dis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-28

Tho article as prepared by NJ Dumas. yas mad,
' iho laboratory without reference 10 COST asolutcl,
IFIrcs-Uct E-T
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-24

tifcatons, Mr. B. called to remembrance the defence
Of Stonington where little water-battery with two
Is Founders, had kept at bay, and finally driven of,
gun brig and frigate; and so effectual had their
shot proved that the rgate had like to have been de-
stroyed on the spot One gentleman had expressed
himself warm friend to this sort of defence yet had
moved to destroy the bill. Another thought our
whole reliance oughtto be upon the Navy Another
would have US run into the caves and dens of the
earth But civilized nations had always relied on for
tificaiions as their chief Of defence. Let
follow the lights of experience, and enter on no
tried projects. The sum in the bill within the
general average of appropriations for these works. and
whether we were to have peace war; il the duty
OF Congress to grant the money. The people expect
ed It at their hands posterity would require il from
their honor and--should it be withheld and evil fol-
low-would write shame upon their graves.
Amendments were moved by Messrs. J. T. Mason,
Oliver, Meriwether, w. @. Dawson, O. Brown IT.
win, Snyder, Chapman, and Shields-al of which
We're rejected Withdrawn. The Committee then
rose and reported the bill
The House refused to concur in the two amend
ments made by the Committee one striking out the
whole appropriation for Fort Delaware and the other
reducingihe appropriation for Fort Washington
then ordered the original bill to be engrossed.
After two motions to postpone, to Monday week and
to Tuesday week, from Mr.. l.. w. Andrews and Mr..
g. Davis, and motion by Mr.. w. Green, to lay on
the table-all rejected-the bill was passed. Yeas
148-nays 66. 5000 3"
The House then adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-24
Contin,.ed from he FIRST page.


subject of Notifications he opposing the aPPro
priations asked for by the War Department ana re-
ported by the Committee of Ways and Means, IN
conformity with the surveys and estimates OF the Cniei
of the Engineer Department The exigencies OF the
country evidently required It, large portion OF the
appropriations of the last year. II Is true Were still UNI
expended but by the interference OF The Execu-
tive in suspending the public works though they were
in fact then necessary Had the usual and necessary
expenditure been made during 1910, no unexpended
appropriations would now remain; and the sum to be
expended this year. would not exceed what usual
Mr.. DAWSON was often interrupted very incon-
veniently by Mr.. WISE, and once by Mr.. CLIFFORD
in the midst of sentence) with question about
Notifications having nothing to do with the subject
before the committee which Mr.. D. refused TO answer
it could come properly only in the report of the
Committee Of which he was Chairman. Mr.. STAN
LY turned the irrelevant question and the questioner
into general ridicule by saying to Mr.. Clifford,
asked the gentleman from Maine question some
months ago which should like to have answered
now want TO know what his constituents have done
with these Georgia niggars that they stole some time
ago." A very obstreperous burst Of laughter from
the whole House followed and the Interruptions
ceased for time. .@
Mr. DAWSON continued with great energy and
ability in defence of the bill until quarter past three,
when the Committee and reported progress
Mr.. IRWIN, Of Pittsburg, presented the memorial
of certain citizens of that place for National Bank
Mr.. HUNT, according to notice, introduced bill
relating to the neutrality laws. After some explana-
tons and objections in relation to its reference to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, the matter was cut
short by adjournment
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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

What contrast does the late General Election in
England present to the late General Election in the
United Staes In the former there have been riots,
corruption desperation and DEATH In the latter all
was orderly and peaceful. Where, now, ne youi
British calumniaiors of America Where is the
beauty symmetry, and virtue Of your monarchy 2
What becomes of the stale scandal about mobocracy
in the United States, and the incompetency of the
People to govern themselves3 How triumphantly
does history win icate the superiority Of the Republic,
and how proudly point to her as model for the civil
lied nations of the world
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THE MADISONIAN.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.

We congratulate the country upon the rapid
Representatives. Already it has passed-1st,
an appropriation bill; I'd, bill for the relief of
Mrs. Harrison; Sd, bill for the reli. of the lu-
natics of this District; 4th, the Land Distribu-
ton Bill; 9Th, the Navy Pension Bill; 9Th, the
Naval Ordnance Bill 9TH, the Loan Bill; 9Th,
the Fertilization Bill, and Wednesday, 9th, the
Home Squadron Bill. The latter bill passed by
an unusual majority, (1s4 to 81 showing an
universal apprehension of necessity for put
ting the nation in a state of defence, and fur
nishing the strongest hope Of united and vigor-
Gus action in case Of war. The House of Re-
representatives. is nobly responding to the popular
voice which called it into being.
twill be observed, also, that every subject in
dictated bypublic expectation, as proper for the
legislation of the session, has been brought be-
fore that body, and we have no doubt will be
promptly despatched. The Bank bill, the sub
Treasury Repeal bill, the Bankrupt bill, and the
Revenue bill, were yesterday brought to the no
tice of the House. The Bank bill, we under
stand, is substantially the same as that reported
by the Committee of the Senate. The Repeal
bill, we are informed, includes both the sub rea
sury and the Deposite Act of 1886. The vote;
in connection with the subject Of the Bankrupt
bill, taken yesterday, is decisive, we are very
happy to think, of determination on the part
of the House to act upon it at the present ses-
sion.E ..u5 ., u.., '"
The Home Squadron bill, which passed yes
terday, is in the following words. The report
by which it was introduced will be found in ano-
Their column:
! Belt enacted by The Senate and House Of Represen-
tdtiues Of The United States Of america in Congress
assembled That for the pay and subsistence increase
and REPAIRS medicines and contingent expenses oftwo
rgates two soops two small vessels, and two armed
steamers, to be employed a home squadron, the sum
ofseven hundred and eighty thousand three hun
dred and ten dollars is hereby appropriated to be paid
out oany money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
pTiated ...... &. g.r >t.H ..fs - III ttaUn..
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Mr.. CALHOUN suggested 10 the Senator 10 move
the printing alone and leave the bill the unfinished
business for tomorrow morning.
Mr.. CLAY not asserting, the motion was carried.
The bill from the House, making provision for
Home Squadron, twice read, and referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs. =
Mr. BERRIEN gave notice of his intention to
move Tomorrow to take up the Bankrupt bill
The Senate then adjourned.
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After the communication of Message from the
President Of the United States transmitting report
pers, relative TO American citizens prisoners in
Van Diemans Land, in reply to resolution of nqui-
ry Of June 2lst) the House. on motion Of Mr..
MALLORY, resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on ~. ....... 81 . ..,.. .. g.. p