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REM OV AL.

Ii "a w u n 1fe
UD ICHARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
moved to No S1O BALTIMORE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and DearF opposite Hanover
where he has hand ard shall continue TO keep
a large and choice selection 81 CARPETlNG, &C.
CONSISTING OF super Velvet, Saxony, Brussels, imperial
threepy, super and fine Ingram and Venetian Capcnng
with Rugs to match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Baizes, Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining the trade, most of the goods
this fall importation, new and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the city trade and will be sold cheap,
and favorable terms the be purchased
of any house in this city, Philadelphia or New York
QI3-Persons wishing TO suprly themselves with an
articles lt s lire requested To give him call before
making their affections. diff an %
NEW BEDDING AND FURNISHING GNI
TIME SUBSCRIBER having taken ina; large and
u coHmodous Warehouse Ne. - South Charles st,
or the purpose of conducting the Bleeding and FUR
NiSHIN(s business, would recommend PERSONS wish
ing articles in his line to call aHd examine his present
stock, which will DO found be superior TO any thing
of the kind ever offered to the publie-consstir. in
prrt of the following articles, viz; .sia. So
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Of y ,.i T. 1
every description, varying m Rrise ca.
frem 81 To- $50
Hair Mattresses, de 1ets 30
Husk de- DO Sta 10
Rush, DowH, Cat-tal Do TO 10
Straw, Cotton, Moss, sc. 10
Also, a new article ofMattrese sailed the Eysan
Mattress, which, for cheapness durability and COM
fort, is unsurpassed by any ether Mattress
featured. e. aI ct 1tf
The above article can be packed up and seat te any
distance without injury aud il in every respect worthy
the attention Of hvalids and persons living in warm
sl4 JAMES G. HODGES, 30 South Charles st.
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN IRA VE1LLEHkS
consequence Of the advanced state of the season,
h the Boats Of the Baltimore Steam Packet Co. com
posing the Line running from Baltimore TO Portsmouth,
Va, IN connexion with the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad, and
Wilmington and Charleston Steamboat Line, will on
and after "Wednesday NEXT the 18th instant make but
three trips per week, leaving the lower end Of Spears
wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning att
O'clock arriving at Portsmouth ia time 70 forward pas
gengers TO Charlestsn without moments delay.
Passengers for Richmond leaving Baltimore on either
ofhe above days will sleep on board the Bay Boats and
arrive in Richmond the day following by OF s'cloeb
Pm. 7e .
Fare 10 Norfolk, meals incIuded) @S
Fare 10 Richmond, meals inclnded) 50
Fare 10 Weldon, (meals inelude1) Si4
John G. MOALE, General Agent,
Is sH--.-lr BaltirEc re steam Packet Company.
ns17-d u
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
HfPRE De GRACE and PORT DEPOSIT. 4
a eznsn The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
&EzstSA 10 Capt. kenny, has eomMenced her trDs
49, and viii leave Pattersonis wharf ever
Tuesday and Saturday mornings at 9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Fort Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings al the same hour, and will land
passengers at Kennard's wharf, Chestertown aBd
at HoWels Point.
DI3-The WOcOtt has been heightened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery sad
Is In the est possible 0rde
VIM. OWEN,
.
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TyWTNEs, CORDS AND LINEs-sRe y
u HERRING and GILL NETT TWINE. To 10 ~
Hfpos'-sl uKEHART,
seus 1914 Baltimore asssss
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mir. x MRS. Z AVIDGES'
A q & II n M " Z, = = n q II n = =. n


A Shas been already announced, this institution will
IA be re-epened on the first Monday, in September
next when the duties of the several departments VII
be conductedby the persons, whose names are alike
to them respectively, as follows:
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in
eiudins the Latin and Greek languages by Mr. Davge
aided by MIR. N. Morrison a distinguished gradu- % Of
Harvard University, and Miss NJ. B. Allison late OF the
calculated Charlestown Academy, near Boston, both
sxPenenced teachers. In addition to the REGULAR Gel
laiionS, courses Of Lectures Astronomy, Natural
fmiosophy, Chemistry, aud Botany, will b delivered
in their appropriate order.
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FkENCH, by M. Larentne aided b, Mad. ArcaIRbai
10 whom, French Govsrness the Conversational de-
partment Is particularly assigned.
SPANISH by Sr. Pizarro.
GERMAN by Dr. Freitaq,
ITALIAN by Signor b. Castelli.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSlO.-Vocal Music, by Mrs,
H. Wailack, Qate Miss TurpinD Instrumental Music
including Harp Piano, Guitar &c, by Measrs NenuiH-
ger, Dieman, Mra. Wallack, kcs
DRAWING. Mr.. Hslste.
DANCING. Mr.. Darocles.
In the moderen languages The oasonA are gvea daily
instead OF three times week usual. iBdis
Penaabls in the opinion ofthe pneipeis the proper
adVHneemehI OF the pupils. In French the recLaloH5
min utes daily, independently of the conversational eE
ereses, incidental 70 sssia intercourse and 10 add 10
me s2eLtlez tere win be regular Intervals French
departments respectively.
IN aadlhon 70 lnstructng his own classes Mr. D.
VIII commune TO exercise supervising care over all the
branches OF study examining the scholars and sesiag
mat justice Ii done to them.
Pupils are charged from the tno of entrance o,I mn
fedos a7 Do made for abseaes, ezespt ia eases
PTotToded Severe iHdispositioR
Inc academIcal year comlenees on the frat Monday
septshser embraces lorty-six weeks, and is divide ed
INTO ionf equal terms. Pupils not received fora DC
ned less than teTs- and Pupils cannot be withdrawn
except Al the end OF = current full term.
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TREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
" BE.4LE II. RICHARDSON has on haAd 3
large assortment OF Pail and Winter Goods, which he
now selling of at very reduced prces. As the sea
son is advancing, he will offer his well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail to please. .s
On hand Cloths, of all shades and qualities from to
$40; Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths, F1ushings &c;
Fancy Cassmeres, Cassnets, Kentucky Jeans, Elan
nes, Blankets, Canton Flannels Ticking, large as
sortnient of English, FTench and German Mernos Yes
tngs, Domestic Goods, black ground Caicos; Brochc,
Menno, Thibet Wool and SILK Shawls; Mouseline de
Lame; figured and plain Silks and Sstns; BOmbaznes,
Gloves, Hosiery; ribbed Morno Shirts, Linen Csmbnc
hsnekeicneis Irish Linens, with many other goods
all Of which will be sold low CaIland see
BEAI4R n. RICHARDSON,
dis No. I65 and Iz3 baltimore d near Clarlaa -
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Bozrd, per academic year,
Day boarding. or Dining and thus enioy-
. uIg the benefit of French eonversatSa
at table, per academic year, 60 90
English instruction, in all its xanshes
$l7 so per single term, or if ecatinaeG
up to the time of the summer recess
: el5 90 per term, say, per year, SO 90
French, Italian, Spanish, German, LatiH,
&e,, each per term, S5 e0, or pei year, az 90
Stationery, per term 1 40
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at ia
sTucter's prices,
Use 81 Insuunent per tern, 3 90
Drawing and Painting, at instructor
prices.
Dancing, at instructors prices,
Washing, per term, s Oe
Bedding, il furnished, per term 8 90
For the convenience OF such may act know MIR and
Mo- ID. the following references are givez.
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; dNHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
n RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE-Condueted by ROB-
EKr ]. BRRcKIaEIDoE and ANDREW 3. CEoss.-JaRu-
arr, is4I. CONTENTS: ri
speech Of Robert J. BreckiRrdge, delivered Ii the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day Of October, 1910. In reply 10 the GSpeeeh
ofRobert WIckliffe, delivered in the Court house
in Lexington, on the leth day of August, lS4O,
upon the occasion Of resigning his seat as sena7
tor from the county Of Fsyette." And in defence
Of his personal character, his political principles,
aod his religious connexions. More particularly
in regard to the Questions OF the power of the le7
gislaturc on the subject OF Slavery, Of tn ImPor1
tstion of Slaves, of Abolhonism, Of British lnfa;
suce, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-M0iinism, No. L.
3.-MargaEita Komang.-Ths First Dive. .
4.-Rcvolution in the Maryland Hosptal.-Pr0Ercse
in Public Sentiment
5.-The Gospel Mystery Of ssncdnsetoa BY Rev
VIM. Misunderstanding VII
09-Notces, Reeeipts, AcoosHts, Answers to Letters
&c. &c.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold BY
DAVID OWEN & SON,
Il IL .r-. .. -.. ~. --.., u N. Gay st.
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VOL. 1...NO. 237 .

PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
~ RANCLS h. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
nc FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
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NEW PORK .aaO LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Sailing from New York .hs 18Th, and frsn Lvsipse
on the LIST Of every month.
February ls-The UNiTES stats, captain III.
March is-The vIRGINIAN, Capt, Levi. Higgins.
April i3-ThC SHEFFIELD, Capt. F. P. ALE
Nay l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, (new) capt
VIC. Thompson.
t- From Liverpool.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1859 ions.
April The UNITED STATES 6oat tons.
Nay THE vIRGlNIAN, 600 tons:
The qualities and accommodations Of the above Ships,
and the reputation of their maHders well known.
Every exeron will be made TO promote the cemfsrt Of
passengers and the interests of importers. The pce sf
oassags to Liverpool in the cabin in ether lines, is
axed at $780, with wines and stores Of every description
The owners will not be responsible far any letter, Parce
or package, sent BY The above ships, fer which hin
aaing is not taken. For freight or passage apply 10
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX & CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT. 674 southsirect, N. York
F+sns the StsgusAanna Register
Although the public have been stes imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised neglected, merely be
eause : Ound in bad company" am led to there re
marks by a conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease
the heart which had apparently brought her the
grave One of our most skillfu physicians called,
who pronounced her disease ncurable. Az advertise
ment sf DIR. JAysE's ExPEoroRARr IN the Register,
eaugn, the eye Of her friends and bntte OF il was m
mediately procured fron Benily &, Mitchells in Mon
uose. Before she haG taken il we days there wAssR
apparent improvement She has taken two hetties as
YET but her health has been nearly restored
| have ITO personal motive FOR Recommending tfsi
medicine, but merely state this fact, hspHg that il may
the eye Of some who are labsng under similar dis
that they may likewise parlake of its benefits
-i@ a Friend 10 Hitna,,ity.
7th no. 18th, te4p.
The above preparation ID ssld BY
C. l.. DUHURsT.
Corner Pratt and Bussa's wharf lower END Of Cen
Market Space. ~ sF,s, ~ aus
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM HAND, for term Of years,
n servant man, about IS years OF age last Fehrua-
~ having five years TO serve fiom thai time. He 10
smnrt and actiyewas raised In the country ARM,
and has never LIVED IN the city, For further Informal
t,on apply 10 l.. F. SEQ TITS General Slave Agency,
and Ipeiligcnce Office old establishment No 2, West
Fayetestr eel, basem 1t Of Barnum's City Hotel NIL
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SOUTHERN STEAMBOAT LINE,
BETWEEN BALTIMORE NORFOLK, & PORTS
4 4 ..:.f MOUTH. -
ae " asarst s@s

fEtHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed tina
J. the Baltimsra Steam Packe, Company will, with
their steam packet GEORGIA., aaa tive other safe an
cemfertat,e Boats, keep uP the Daily Line (vTrH TaE
U. NALL between Baltimore, Norfolk aHd Ports.out
and in esnsecuon with the Fsrtsneuth and Rsanek
Bail Read 70 the seath, and forming ssyne csnnecr
hon me South u Baltinere,-AHd az sssn tths
cessary arrangements ssa be nsde, VIII have On -
Of Boats fer speed, strength and csmfsrt, net 10 be
surpassed BY any Boats in The UHien. ~.
The public are herefsre cautioned put In
de malicious falsoheods circulated by the Agents efthe
ether reuts against this Linz, obey keep of view
their nshas sad dcsHeiesj bat nssy rely on the
satAeas made BY The sesye Line, ;'' 'iiE
~ r. sHEeeAR5, Treasurer
s,s 1o Sept le4e. dim
DARTNERsERIP DISsOLVED.-The part
nsrsbip existing heretofore In Washington City uH-
der he name Of Haniissn Denhaz, l. this day dis
j.HiHAMrEroN, sst
= 2, W, uRNHAM
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h NOTICE no soUTHERN TRAVELLRRs
THE AIRJTI(STIT STOVE-Known ana war \ 4

BALTIMORE MONDAY EVEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
TIE DEATH OF a POOR DEBTOR.
Y CHARLES DICKENS.


The Turnkey led the way IA silence and cenil,
raising the latch o. the room Iolr he mprioned 10 Nj
fickWicS to enter. IL was large bare desoaic ROOM
with a number Of stamp bcIsiea!s made Of iron. ON
one Of whlch lay the shadow OF q man, pale and
CHASTITY. lis breath was hard and thick AMI he
uuaacd painfully as IL came anI went. AT the bed
sI4c al short oil nan IN COOLERS apron. who by
The ad OF par Of spectaclcs, was reading from the
o.D.e aiOId IL was The fortunate cgalec; the s!ck
Waa had bis hand On las attendants arm, and notion
Cd h.n 70 s;o? H. closed the b1Ss and laid il oa the
bed Oon the window" SAID the SEX ala. The
NOSE OF carriages and carts, the rlng OF wheels the
CRIES ct men and boys, all Ie busy sounds ofa mighty
multitude instinct with lIie ami occupation blending
IA one department, iDIIvd INTO the room. \ joye the
hear4c LOAD hum from lime To time a bJIslerous
iuSh OF scFap % song, ssOgteI Jrih by uac ul Iis
gIddy crowd, wo I'D strike The toe an instant
an 'eI De lost amid the roar Of voice AMI the irlml
% footsteps the breaking ot the pillows yilhe restless
sea oi l1!e tilI rolled heavily on without These
are melancholy sounds 10 quiet listener any lime
tui how me.aHchJiy 10 the Dsi Urdallh. ..Tner. /,
no ar here said me sick The PRISON po!uic,
H. II was fresh GrOIHd about where walked three
weeks ago, but Al bEOws hot aad heavy in pas,in,
these walls, cannot breathe A." We have br.ahed
u together 4 long time" said the mln.-"Cu ONE,
come!-Ihere was lpay silonco, during which, two
spectators approached the bel. The sick man drew
1e hand oi he fellow pr toySrIs him. and press
nag Il a.fecu'nIiely bstwecn bJ.h his Owa retained II
IA his grasp Il hope" he grlsyed alter a while ,o
mlny. that they bent their ears close over the bed to
cAcn the halt formed sounds hs cold blue lips gave
'eni TO- Il hoe M mcru!lul Judge Will b,tr IN mind
my "ed'y punishment UI earth. Fwsaty years TWEEN
y gears. niy iroIi, IA Ihis EIepus grave Aiy heart
broke when my child died, uuI Did not even krs,
~ Ia hIs coitia. Ny oGc lIness sIuce then in ali
I''' noise and RIO; has 5eol dreadful. Ny God for.
give mo! lie has seen my su!IGary lingering dea,h
lIS folded has arms aHl mGrmarus s0aeIl.ng morn
that they could Mt hear + II lu!, 4 s.veu; only -
'eeP al HFSi, TOR they stT hIn su: rnry wis.
PcEcd together too l:uio wIll=. aal tn tu,nkey
STOPPING over tho pillow dew hls.I!. bIca .lc has
s'i Ass discharge sad Gac nan. II, hal. Bat he
Ati gown 50 !"9 death ~ !!i,, ihls Ihey hIsw 1t
Ahsa As died.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

SNAIL NOrES-The b.ll irom the House OF
Delegates o Virginia, authorizing the banks OF that
state 10 issue notes si the denomination ct one and
two dollars passed tho Senate On Ia, stay by large
majority several amendments were adLrl 10 IA, bull
dUuas rs passage through tL.c Sei~c which will take
~ back - the oher hogss-Oue Oi these amendments
extends the time limited for the issue ui tlsso small
noics tsom the lsi OF August, originally proposed.
until the lsi OF January next Another amen lraeut
'oSpends ii the same period, the operation OF n cct.
tam sec ion ia The law uf 1877 which requires the
Banks o. That Commonwealth - hayo one dollar IN
specie Tor every Evs in CIrculatluu. 4 Ihh amen
ncni, euuiains positive in,unCil'n The Wheeling
banks 10 dcsst from the issue Of post es as
di'iya precedent TO these banks awaiting Themselves
'ae prov sions Of the present act. Ih-re aroher
ancndnshi of some import nc'. yr,'9 ei tho ball.
hY Mr. Lyons-prUy Ijing that tue small bills iss Ied
under this law should be rctcEmlbe only AT the banks
" Branches Where issued. The bl rs 1t passed the
House. makes the bulls rcjccutblc ,I the mother
banks or any 81 the branches. without regard the
place OF iheIT issue. The motion uf Mr. I.ysEs was
ncgatveI by vote ofl3 g, IL >, that prov isiJn Of
he bill stands as passed the House The Richmond
Wing deprocaIrs the loss of the amsulrasni; vet u
seems to as that the Cfot OF the easy edhy at
the mother banks Of these small notes will be 10 give
them degree OF currency among the people, which
they could not attain upon other terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16


ca" hardly believe a. possible that either vi ar
HouAs coI.d think OF continuing to ray specie. when
'hose OF tie cas- 'vest north and south have suspen
Ieu a-a vel hnon hat i neither iho interest
nor he "'sh of the PEOPLE that they should
Let vs. have susggusion-an immediate and psr-
man"ut uspcnsion-during Which time. the rcsour.
'rs ct The country beng aided by prudent protective
nih the banks wall be enabled t. resume without
INJURY TO the community and maintain i, without sac.
nhre or difficulty 10 themselves.
HoT'e may OBJECT to another suspension bu, lslo,
would as"' viii be injured thereby Will tie ner-
chaii the mechanic The mana cturer The ,lorrr ar
agricultural Certainly not. Who willl I an.
s"'f' empha'scaly' none bu, that each and cvcry
one ct them viii Dc greatly benefited and may be
saved from utter rum. Then, why any longer Oppose
ar Why any longer stand Ou old party grounds and
party rrsJudices' which many " us have found. land
'ons Of Us TO our csr too are like the specie hum
bug not just exactly the thing Iat they are cracked
eHlo be- =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

WHEELING BANKS.
~ "h0'0H-nilh'u the last len days, th O ou,s
Lon ha' been frequently, and think. very PROPERLY
a'Esf-" hat are our banks going 20 dol VIII thew
suspend or VAL they, knowing rlemsely.s 10 be
sound sd strong. continue u issue few post mole,
ara entcayor 10 assist the trading community q.
mach Us They can safely DO hoping for better times
ioT very evident that they cannot continue to issue
posi- noies much longer freely as they have done
ION The fact thu heir post rotes will soon become
demand paper and thus compel Them % lessen ihsis
"'''oan's and draw On their paper 10 the manifest u
jury OF our ritizsa' generally
What tie banks may do. have no means Of ,lde.
ins--bu' in my humble opinion u is no. hard 10 tell
what for The benefit Of business Of every description
'hcy 'iouH jo apd thu, is TO suspend insranter On.
~ prudent course Of issues aud discounts. give III r
assistance 10 our citizens ~ murh. nag, 90 HJizpsuss
'i' e-ded a' t.s irle while Of the slmo time The,
could be prepared for the oarIio-t possible day o.
resumption, b. outstanding their present. resource.
aud adding greatly TO their stock ofspccie
one hing - certain. that any aue=pt TO keep OBJ
lho appearance ofpaying sscc.e must be attended 10y
most d.-asirOus consequences 10 Lo community. rs
well 10 he bank lJr banks in that case rIs.i
clrtaii, anJ soDss7ueny tue cg.anunity rquu suffer.
and fi-, " Ioat JrFo or p5.spsct Of benefit o, ar,
Tor o. oar banks g1H'.r.r iD Jay hoy must son 10
drained .y iaosr around .lsH lali have sus ended.
That ouf 'artl ore u rhe so,.paesi psssJis cgudi-
ian mono t1r5t T.aifyy are uaasgeJ ~ rcu Of
judgment experience 1aI laI1g cloha.'s integrity.
4'ng SOD" dare drny-aHi uhal docs lIaI av. "a us. q
.eg dl.' n5t rsr'er 9TH, ssuuga.rr any as..s 1oo
'aal '-g aa.y dare uo, o.. Do lsg so rgt sasr.ns
..HH b..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16
TIE NEW CABINET
oftha b r!,lm,re Patriot.

Correspondence Of the ,!,.m,re Patriot.
Washington. Thursday evening. Feb ll.lsu
III. reported IA the political circles, and believed
'hht nj! IIa Cabinet appointments have been det,r.
iHe" "P'l ~ Gea ii rrrispn excepting that Of ) or.
iar o' ihe Navy. THs follOTiug gIYea az the set
lied arrangement.
Nh Webster, Secretary OF State
Mr.. Ewing. Secretary 90 the Treasury
Mr.. Bell Secretary of War
Mr.. Granger, Pos; Master General
Mr. Crtienden, Attorney General
Nir Preston, Of : ,ulh Carolina, aaI Mr. BaIler
OF North Carolina, are ssh boh spoken ct tor the
Navy Department. The question will 7ro5aslv he
Se''cd ihi> evening or DnD-roy. The list. thus far
presents c'ui-IIt'Jl OF character aud talent ne
'ef surpassed b. any Administration IA any Gun.
try.
General Harrison received visits from a large nun.
Der o indies, to-day, al the Cay Hall AGer his r..
'IrH 10 his lodgings a. Gldsby's HJloi nc was called
upon ~ President Van Barren, and the Head, Of The
Departments. lie has resolved o. prJl,nghis stay in
Washington unii. NprdtY bu, II !he weather sIoa,d
cniaue rs severely cold 1t Is NOW, he may remain
much longer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-16

the Tasted STATES r'r hour wears, commencing "g,i .
t'c ! u day of March. in tas year lSil.
"Aad do further declare That John fyler. Vi N.r
guia having mrjpr.ty of tho Whole number ~ ,oi,s
Of the Electors of President aud Wee President Oft
United States inr N.ce President. D, duly elected
NIce President OF the United States ,r year,
commencing with tae An day of March; ma the year
1911"
The Vice PRECEDENT then announced that. as the
business for wdcs the t. Hnuse5 Ot Congress had
assembled ~ joint meeting had been gone through
NTH! lac declared the meeting dNsol' ed; anJ thereuP
The Senate withdrew ia the order ia which 1t had
entered ihe Hall; tie Principal Clerk bearing lac
votes of tho Elect,rs and one of the Isis 10 jh- Ssu
ate Chamber. To be deposited with tho archives OF
hat body.
While the Senate was retiring from the Hall. the
; leakeT and members Of the House remained stand
ing.
The Senate being withdrawn. the Speaker took hts
chair, and the House resumed session; and
! Nc Cushing, iS'n the joint committee appointed OH
the 81 insI submitted tho following RESOLUTION a. au
additional report from that clnmitiee:
Rcs-IScd. That committee OF one member of the
Sesaie To- Join committee of two members OF the
House OF Representatives he appointed by the House
TO vail on William Henry Harrison. Of Ohio and 10
monty him that he has been duly elected Pr-sidsnt oi
the Uaitsd States t's four years. cJnmensin. viii
the 4th day ofNlarch. 1911
The resolution Was read AMI adopted: and
! The House at o'clock p. NJ, al curu until 10 mo-
row, llO'slOck,