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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
INTEREST.

The following are the rates of interest in
the States and Territories OF the Union, to-
|gether with the punishment OF usury. 1t is a.
valuabIe statement and should be preserved
louisiana Advertiser
: Maine, FIVE Pc cent; forfeit OF the debt or
aim.
New Hampshire, 6 per cent; forfeit of three
lines the amount unlawfully taken.
Vermont, 6 per cent; recovery IN action
With costs.
MASSACHUSETTS,, 6 per cent; forfeit Of three
POD the usury.
Rhode Island, 6 per cent; forfeit of the mo-
fey and the interest on the debt.
Connecticut, per cent; forfeit OF the whole
ebt.
New York, 6 per cent; forfeit of the whole
ebt.
New Jersey, per cent; forfeit Of the whole
ebt.
Pennsylvania, 6 per cent; forfeit Of the whole
ebt.
Delaware, per cent; forfeit of the whole
h
Maryland, pei cent; on tobacco contracts
per cent. luxurious contracts void.
Virginia, per cent; forfeit double the usury
ba.
NOrtn Carolina per cent; Oontl"Oto ioA
&ry void-forfeit double the usury.
South Carolina, Z per cent; forfeit OF inter
and premium taken, with costs to debtor
georgia, per cent; forfeit of three time:
usury, and contract void.
kentucky, per cent; usury may be recoV
n with usury.
@1osslsSippi, s per cent; by contract, as high
~ Usury recoverable in action OF debt
louisiana, per cent; bank interest, 6; con
ITs aon as high as 10; beyond contract, void
InnSSSee, 6 per cent; usurious contracts
led wits per cent; usury may be @cov-
lInd;o,'o per cent; usurious contracts void.
na' per cent, on written agreement
dOS M as high as 10; penalty of usury fine
iII uOie Inc excess.
wboI'0 per cent, three fold amount Of
lilo: STuI' per cent; by agreement, as high
and a Eeeyond, forfeit Of the whole interest
licbi" ~ the usury taken.
any ann, : per cent; forfeit of the usurv
sn nu one-fourth the debt.
ess-.IS0si Der cent. hx an.......
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
THE PROCLAMATION.

tits now four years since Martin Van Blu
.ren. commenced his Presidential career, and
next September will be four years since he
issued his proclamation, calling an extra ses-
sion of Congress-. This event is fresh in every
mans recollection. Then, as now, the revul-
sion in, financial matters had rendered this
step necessary Yet when that body met, II
was told by the President in his message that
the people looked too much TO the Govern
mentfor relef-that it could not give them
Irehef-and in answer to this communities
ton. Congress resolved to do nothing, and did
nothing for the country Did nothing, do we.
say? We err;s it did all in its power tostrength-
en- the majority, to swell executive influence;
TO cramp the energies and cripple the re-
sources of our people. That was the first
great ofror OF the past dynasty. BY that sin
| It fell.
A similar cause has induced President Har-.
r;son TO call an extra session. The wants:
| of Government and the country have made
/ II a matter Of necessity. But not now, as
then, will the people be told that Government.
Ican extend to them no relief: not now, as then,
will any effort be made TO strengthen party,,
TO add to executive influence; not n0ac, as then,,
will Congress meet, and do nothing, or what
Is worse. act in such a way as to increase
! nresent embarrassment, and deepen the gem
teral distress. No. Other men fill the high
4 offices of State and other and purer princi-
i ples will direct them. They know the extent
i ofthe peoples suherings, and they will labor
10 lessen and remove these sufferings, and
! Congress, responding to this wish, and ANNA
I ted By the same elevated purpose. win act for
1.-The relief of the country.
And that relief will comel Aye friends! re
lwho have been bowed down, ya who have
had your fortunes shattered and, what Is worse
) vour faith shaken in the stability Of the rePno'
J lie, We who have raourned the hss q xifs1'f'
/ and, the sacrifice Of private moralss=ye Mss'
ii have looked for 20 leng 3. period ufoo; 2 3
/. torn and hleediner BIZ Tie Er2oa< a
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

praising others. Most people are fond of
hearing their neighbors slandered; but if you
make an attempt TO point out either the vices
or follies humankind, every one will find some
thing applicable to himself, and here again
you encounter, the hatred of the whole mass
Every person can tell you how to conduct a
paper to please himself, and of course, 10 Of
fend every one else. These being stubborn
facts, there is no alternative bat for an editor
to please himself, if he can, and hazard the
consequences, If he do this he will be cer-
tain satisfying one, which is more than he
can say, if he tries to please ALL"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

Was it raining at the timel" ct was SO dark
couldn't see it raining, bat | felt it drop
thought How dark was it," / have no
power of telling, but it was not light by a jug
full" Can'tyou compare it to something!"-
"Yes if / was going to compare it with some
thing | should say it was about as dark as a
heap of black cats"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

rate not higher than 10. Amount Of usury re-
covcrable, but contracts VOID.
Florida, s per cent; forfeit of interest and
excess in case of usury.
Wisconsin, Z per cent; by agreement, not
over T.. Forfeit, treble the costs.
On debts and judgments in favor of the Uni
ted States, interest is computed at six per cent
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

Pc0SDectNS,

For unblishing in tile torn of C0rT01t0n' Car
ron oouutv, Mss, a weehly paper to DC e''t''
tied tie
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

The following IS next to the evidence con-
corning the stene, "as big as a piece Of chalk
--aWere you travelling on the night that tins !.
- r,,:,.ssan 81 should say was SIR
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

A DARK CLouD.-Orders from the British
government have arrived in the British West
Indies, to put $4,000 negroes under military
discipline. as regular soldiers, in addition to
the ordinary black force of regulars and nllli-
tia of the Islands. This statement is from Inc
Philadelphia Inquirer, which says that news
have been received to thafeffect. What does
all this mean? Is not Engs'sno preparing :, !,
case Of war with US to preclpl.a.S
negroes upon our Southern coast, TO raYage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
TNNUEANCE

y " = T..
INNS VIII hclakeH by the FIRE e. MARINE
OlNSuRANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
al me hves rates on
buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or Wooden and
their contents.
Steamboats,; factories; mills. &C.,
Furniture.
And mcrcnandizc Of aIl kinds.
And against all duugers attending The tr,psrort.
u'I'n OF goods on ryers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads. '""
iorthe character Of The company as 10 yrov,J.
tl4c and hhcraiHy "a NE adjustment and Doy5ey,
~ tnsseS-wo beg leave 10 refer 10 the mercb,pts
OF this place and elsewhere who have had he a.
Jusimcni OF claims upon us.
JOHN FAWCETT. Presi1eg,
n'NIti L'Nn' Secretary. Jauuay IG. 1871.
BOARD o. DHEcroEs--JOhn Fawceu President,
= bndy John GosbDrn. Charles ID. Kuov. Ricb,,J
W Harding. Samuel Neel, William Paxton J,c,h
y ShrNcr, Samuel Spugg. Dirsrfors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

muSiC q VARIETY STORE. Union St
VIII. subscriber keeps constantly on hand T, con.
n erai assortment Of Musical Instrument, vLc,o
Bands can be supplied at eastern prices adm
transportation from Tho scaboarJ. also Germ,n anil
HmerI'ah PIANO iores from tho most celebrated
makers and warranted To stand m ans c1io,,,a -
Muse md Instruction Books Tor all insfunc,,s ~,
ms Accordions, Flutes; Fies, Drums. Violin sfriprs
CIanonef reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c ,lso ,
variety Of staple goods, consisting IN part of No.,
and Suspendcr Buttons. Pearl and Bone do for shin.
WINE and assorted spool and skcins thread. p,,ent
90 sewing SILK, Needles Of oll kinds. Shell and
,ioih combs OF various patterns, Fine and Rcddigr
90. WIN a variety Of other articles too numerous },
mention. and which will be sold NJ fair Drico. Tt.
subscriber would respectfully invite The ,ijzc1s .nJ
country Merchants 10 call and examine his siock
mar ely, NfrITC1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
C.ptr.r exon pO

y" IN|N|N'Ts NDNIIA \
CAPITAL 100000.
Wis company, being now duly Organized. is
b prepared 10 make Insurance on cyerv de.
s'Trtlon of Fire and Marine Risks. such rs D,ycI.
ing Houses. Store Houses, &c. with their contents
Also Steam Boats. Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
,ne'r cateoes, 10 and from any port on the Ohio end
'ri''ss'ppi rivers or their tributary streams. Ap.
phcaiium Cor Insurance to be made for tho nros.r,
al The Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution
mar 5 l. n gprrp g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
JOHN =. CLARKE.

iN"ccfSsor % Moore d CiIrke0
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Welding va.
AVAIL continue the Forwarding and Commits
si'u business az the old stand Of Moore a
Clarke ON Monroe street, Wheeling. Ho will de-.
vote ms entire time; TO the interest Of his cor,cs.
r'nocEis The patronage Of the cus'omrs Of The late
n'm' and the public generallyis respectfully So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
UNITED STATES FAST Nau II,e
EROM MHEELLNG 20 mnn,.n.rn-


UNfrED STATES FAST NAH I'M
FROM WHEELING TO VOOSTEP Oi,,o
H. way OF AIonnt Pleasant.
HEN~@a harrlsville. Georgetown. Ca.
SEHE-@ port, New Philadelphio. Canal
Dover. SIrawsburg. Milton. Mount Eaton. Fd.nL,.
Wooster, and Mansfield. Connecting with tho Mi
Lines, To Bucytus. Ashland, Norwalk. SanJn.Is
City, and Cleaveland. Leaves Wheeling. c.,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday. at 10 o'clock NJ
and Wooster on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Passengers by this line. will arrive at either e,wSJ
m time to connect with The mail Lines ru ming cal
and west.
The Pr, begs leave 10 tender 10 the publ;c d.,
grateful acknowledgements for the liberal notron,.o
heretofore bestowed on his Line--and tnkss r. -,
casion 10 assure Them, that no expense or ot,cn,,o,
shall he wanting on his part to render perfect al
full satisfaction ~ all who may travel In hi, lin.
and having lately renewed his teams and nlbr,J
new coaches on the road, he naiiers himself ,b,,
he will merit, and hopes To receive a liberal ,bor,
of public patronage, For seats apply at the Bar Of
the L.. s. Hotel.
J. a. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent,
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
IRA NsYLyANIA NIvERsITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
ME LECTURESin this Institution. commence
as usual, on the first Monday in November
and close on the last Of February.
TUE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ w. DUDLEY, NJ ID, Professor of Analo-
my and SuTgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH. VI. D., Adjunct Professor Of
do
JAMES +. CROSS, VI. D., Professor Of Insri.
tnies and Medical jurisprudence.
ELISHA BARTLETT, NJ. d., Professor Of
Theory and Practice.
w. H. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.. Professor ofOb-
''elrcs * Diseases ofWomen and Children.
IIiOS. ID. MITCHELL, NJ. d, Professor Of
Nedica and Therapeutics.
FOHEitF PETER, VI. d., Professor orChem-
isiry and Pharmacy.
The Gust Of a full course Of Lectures. is sos.
payable ~ advance, ia noles Of goyd and solvent
bahh' OF The States whence the pupils come. The
Naniculauon and Library ticket is 81. and the bis.
sec'ng ticket $40. Graduation Fee. $50. Br,rI.
s ny hnu lodging Ciuel and lights included1 from
s-'1O 1873 per week. BY order.
THOMAS d. MITCHELL. NJ d.
'-l, Nv Jun IL Dean If Faculty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

M OIICE-Ihc respective firms Of FORSYTH.
~ Moore * Clarke, aud Ms1rc q Ciakc, Eay.
ing been dissolved, the Grst ON The lst oINoy 1910.
Tho Iailer ON The lst March, 1871. The undersigned
respectfully requests The attention Of the friends ana
.gF'csP'ni"nis. o'the aforesaid frm. 10 the card Of
Nj John f Clarke. his late partner Who g.. u,u,r.
'ht business InIhcir old stand on Monroe 81. Wheel
ing. HENRY NNOpE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04

NlBE d MARINE INSURANCE
There are two situations opIv i, vbi,bt.
1iWduaIs can De placed, where thew can sdrg1,fs-
ydIpfe'atet the value Of Insurance. Tho, ayc
q olnE upon The ruins0f thcir W ar4Y.
i'I RECEIVING Tom on insurance ofTr.
lh' Illl amount which thry have LOST. orsfanJ.
~ lhc same SPOT surrounded pprba1s hy q,
,~g1liaird family, l8mr0ung that sfrpififv and
,..y ""leh tailed 10 provide against such 4 con.
, .'IhINsp ArenfofthePROTECTIoy ~. n
RAN Go. OF HARTFORD CONN yvilr,o
.'R' nDscl ina houFcs, Ware houses stores wgt.
'''lonf Sc. ior.the with their contents sur6
N'f,a' Hd.Ff Machinery andcvcry o
'NfHi7rririInn % ]inlur7tIo Property Hfso -,
team Keel and Plat Boats. ard their G. ,rgoss 40
pa ron hny Port onthe Western waters
FOaccon Main Street nearly opposite the r. &
Tore January 2.trII.
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JOHN TYL.TR.


mo p
AN ACT Gu' hors.u- a loan not exceeding the
sum of twelve mill us Of dollars.
Zen enacted, &c, That the President Of the
l lttd states Is hereby au horned, al any time
iorrpw, on the credit of the UnIttd States, a sum
not exceeding twelve millions of Co.lars, or So
much i7Sruyi as ~ his opinion the CNI-tncIts Il
the &. vtrnueHt may require, al a rate q. interest
payable quarterly or SEMI annually, not exceed
lnS SIX Ter ccutum eT annum; which loan sha.l
De- made TelmbUTsable either at the will of the Sec
relaTy OF the Treasury, after six months notice,
or 81 and ume after Il rec wears from the FIRST day
81 January neNti and said money SO borrowed
-HHil De applied I'm addition 10 the money now IN
me treasury, or which may be received IN rem
nom other sources; to tn payment aud REDEEM.
uun OF the Treasury notes heretofore authorized,
whleh are or may be outstanding and unpaid. and
10 oCIay amy of the public expenses which lave
bleH heretofore, or which may be authorized by
aW' winch stock shall be transfgI able only on the
pJoNs OF the Treasury.
Sec, ,. And be- il further enac:cd. That the
secretary Of the Treasury be, and he IS hereby
authorized with toe consent OF the President, to-
.dusc ip be prepared certificates of stock. signed
py the Secretary and cuuntcTsIgnod by the Regis
Ter Of INC Treasury, for the sum t. be b proved,
OF any part thereof, bearing an interest not cx-
tieaihE SIN per cCnium per annum, and irGusfcra.
is ah' IeIm9uTsab!e a Aforesaid, and 20 cause
~ saIL ceEutca'cs OF stock TO be 50 a: Provided
Iaat no stock be sold below par
Sec, 3 And b. II further enacted. That the
le'fciary Il The Treasury be, and he Is hereby, au-
'hoE.ztd TO receive proposals Tor taking the said
ol", or 20 employ an agent or agents for the
~ anu AiAA I - pay 10
illm OF them areasDuaDle commission, not ex-
-e-uihS onc tenth Of one per cent on the amount
SO ncgoidicCi which sum 20 be allowed to such
NT'"t o. aSchisiand such expense as NAV be nc
't.saFiF incurred IN printing and issuiu5 cer"f.
yiies oIs'orN, dGd other expenses incident 10 the
'1e execution OF thls act IN all not encecdlng
WE'VE thousand dollaT,; which sum is hereby
app oluaied for thar purpose, and rha br paid
'Hl ol any money IN the Treasury not otherwise
Sec. q, And be il further enacted. That the
secretary al The Treasury Is hereby authoTz.d A.,
.uEthase, AZ any time before The period herein
u' ca lgr the redemption Of stock hereby author. !
o. SUCH portion thereof a. the fundsofi he Gov
IHIicHi may admit Of otter meeting ali the de-.
Idhns on The Treasury and any las In the
'S"su'y Is hcFCby appropriated Ia that object. /
Sc ?, And be n further enact,J Tb,t' H. /
iI" ~ ite OIIicd states be, and is hereby pl,d. |
Tor 'hs puuciunl payment OF lie iutcr.s, and
OF said stock
Auur,vYd IYIy OF a. I
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Januarg2 Aft

COOKING GLASS. POrmH a P,cfgrc -.
- manuiacturer-Tbo subscriber rcspocfr,IIy
informs The citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity ,bay,
ne mas commenced, in connection with biz C,,r,,
business, the Looking Glass, Portrait and pic,,,a
. r'me Gliding DC. on alli bnnchcE-ue has er.
gagged AIf JAS. Robinson. from The fr.t manpcr.
p''e' 20 view hors, whose workmanship is inf, nor
To none in The Union. anil is now p,or,,,J a
ccule a! ordcrsiu that line. lie will constantly Ice,
ON hand nm extensive assortment Of LOOKING
"LANSES ofeycry description, in Gilt and N,bog,.
ny and Fancy Fumes Picture and Portrait fr,mes
maze 10 order Old frames rcgiI and Gliding ofcv.
Fry description done IN The b~eststylr.
July1I. wv BRANSTprp
Agent for X Barlow.
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A

NEW ARRANGEMENT: FARE REDTCFD
NO nova
GOOD lNTE nj STAGE CONPANY'S
TWO DAILY LINES.
EK3~As FROM WHEELING TO
AvIABAL
AA TiMORE.
ME Proprictors Of the above line of
II stages inform the travelling commppi,v
IN general. that arrangements have been n,ogc n.
uthorslng them TO receipt laSsengers thruunb To-
philadelphia, via BALTIMORE at a less fsrs tL,n
has ever been oii,r,d 10 the public between ,bs
Ohio River and the East. Its n!sn the saf,s,
most pleasant and expeditions route. They ba,
also IN use the Superior Patent Bow Snring
! oachtS, whieh IN poiut 81 comfort q safely ex.
Gceda, lllothers IA use. Their horses are of he
Desl Jersey D GOD. not eNcClled by any IN tho
u, States, Ihey, are running on tho road from
~ eH.sEs . rtepericN' Where they %conncet with
City, Philadelphia and New YoTk.
PlLU; LINE leaves " heeling every morpinr.
an o o,eacnes frederick second morning
aug takes the morning line OF cars, auiN ugat
Baltimore, IN time to take the me of cars 20
Philadelphiaor New \ orb. N" ~
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wbo.Tro.
~ ait~ernoon-lcalhCs Frederick scropS Seht
and takes the mail line OF cars ip,war ThinS
baItliNofe, where they arrive in lime 10 AL -
York. 'p"H" ahe New
The above lines, for speed and safety. Ear.
meStq hSt 10 DC surpassed by any stage lines in
ErRacing positively prohibited.
bomi.di W Xt9 : HIs' Toor above tine United Sta, les
d. HUTCHINSON. Prop'r & act. Wbe,,i,u y.
a. BEALL, DO DO Cumberland Ma
4. SHRlVER, Do DO do ~
w. ii. STEELE, Do do HapcrSrour
J. A. WEART, Do do DafS"n' DO
jan 7. 1871. no
pT2@JsA NEW ARRANGEMENTS
n----- THREE DAILY, LINES EOR
BALTIMORE, WASHLNGTONCI CITY pBttH
DELPHA aud NEW YORK Ey,,,a-J
Hpeea!! ~" MAIL CHARIOT LLyE-ruFEy
PASSENGERS ONLY. "NEA
Runs through to Balrmore bv con
hours, II
the only line ut that speed.
leaves HheeilnS every morning AT S 10 o.
c~Iock.-1akesth mail Tail roadcars n Erso
arrives inBalnmOre second morn1p, IrlIek
Nhcellng,l takes mail cars and Ten|b.. pbtSoHHl
9deiphia, " ashinston city, crehew York snm.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. kors, U1
very evening, reaches Frederick second a.ans
itg' takes the zane mail cars TO Baliiworc
W ashlng' on, philadelphia or New - 'OIe'
RELIANCE LINE, LoaUes WIe,T,9 !
nlng, reaches Frederick second morpios' amJ
Iakes lhe morning line rail road cars rs,cb.l
nIItlnore same evening, and proceeds 10 Phil
cars at Frederick. "Hb mail
The subscribers have a contract with ,bo
ralioao company To carry their malls snI
Senger5 rom frederick, aad every arrap%pas "a.
has been made 10 insure comfort ana rccooujeht
NY. The prOprcto!s Of the above linz
upon the route, their personal uttcnt,n $500
TO the business and one Of them Cor . o.,o't9
aGenp Will always be found an NbaIgnn,Nu
w afhllgton, Pa. UnIontown, CumbctanJ
SctStoN y ana Frederck.-ln addition To-
whlch travelling agents al. employed 49,
guy 81 70 Pa5s along the rouieconstaatjy' 10
Printed rules and regulations for the bopoe,
PasstngtrS, will be Furnished en- applicaf;on ~ =.
the oflcc Oh Water street, below L. : Ho,o az
at Virginia Hotel, Wheeling. OF
april 3 STOCKTON. MOORE IFATISA
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2 ~~ S@-Rz
~@9
BY AUTIIORITy.--No. /.

- On
All making appropriations for the present
session of Congress.
hc II enacted 10y the Senate and House Of
representatives. Of the United States &C America
IA CohStcss assembled, That the following sums
Ne'f tao same are hereby appropriated, g. ICpaid
NiZ.
For thc pay and mileage Of tho members ofthe
senate Tor the present session. siNly eight thou
anu I'VE hun-rtd and forty Cnedollars and sIX-
For 'hepay ofthe Chaplain Of the Senate, Eve
hu.CrCJ dvll1ls.
FOR printing, stationery, and all other contin-
gent expenses Of tie Senate for the present sc s.
sion, twenty thousand dollars.
For the pay ana mileage of the members ofthe
House OF representatives including five hdudrCI
dollars 10 the Chaplain, for the present session of
Con2TesstwO hundred ahd fifty SIX thousand SIX
hundred dollars
For the printing, stationery and all other CON
unStnt expenses Of the House ofitepreScntauves
Tor tue present session, thirty thousand, eight
hundred and thirty six dollars.
For the supply of stationery for the House OF
twenty seventh Congress, fifteen thousand dullarz
or So mici thereof as may be necessary: PrOvl'
,utd, aiWals, That no IIrto Of the sums apprOprI'
atc1 Tor the contingent expenses UiCthCr House
81 congress shall Toe applied 10 any other than
TIE ordinary expenditures Ofthe Senate and IL Ousi
81 Ncp-tS natives, nor as extra allow aEce 10 any
clerk, messenger, or other attendant Of the sut
40 Houses, OF either OF them.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives..
SAAlI l. SOUIHARD,
approved, jane 70, Is4i.
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MmsT rS SALE or A VALUABLE

.TT- by virtue utu deed
~ ,ns' executed by Sarah Beck dated the SRI d1y
',n l9'7. and now Of record in the CLERKS
Office Of Ohio county. 10 sccpro n J,b, J, H.
Nlaua,n'I shallo on the The 2Ist dlv Of AugY.t MI
~ We 'oNH honse in Wheeling. sell aII that rcr,ip
I''t or parcel Of land on luIo WIroIirg
.''eI m ihe county Of ONO. ON ibo N,.
,''iaI rood adjoining lands oT Ebcnezcr NJeKiols
'lln NI1NweH. and odhcr. &c being The same f,,f
I, In' Which Ahmm Bcoglc, and was cpuvcvrd ID,
" af'h Beck, and H believed o. contain three a.
or.s . quarters. and % rcrchcs.
trustee. shall only sell such lille as I bayc
lho said Tavern IS now iu The p1ssrs.i,p Of do
Mlllcrs. = 80 ,r " "e
July 21-n
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-04
NEW ARRANGENENTS

RICE, q J. WELLS have ,szoc,,,oJ
~ 'hcmsclves together ~ business under The
"'me "nl style OFFS Rice & Co. and hey now iako
pressure Iu Informing their old customers and the
'','' I'D general that They are now receiving ffam
PIC i'is' a most splendid stock Of spring aud sutamcr
sp'is-CuUslsiIUg Of
Black Blue. Brown. Olive. DahIia. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been Sur.
p,,'o" % beauty and quality in This market. here.
I'''-Aiso,BIIck Blue, and Fancy Cass!msrc.rf
every style and quality.
summer cloths. C~assimereu. Bomhaziuc. Linen
',.'-'' ''mnr'p1s, and many other articles suita.
'e lor summer coats aul pants.
n''' 'c''"ss Of every variety ofstylc aud colour
i's'her with % beautiful assortment Of Ifrco
,"N lnI Cotton ~Siirts-St0cka. Collar. Sr.r.r.
u'IS' Gloves Casats, &c. &c.,oll OF which we shall
sell very cheap for cash.
~ b Woare also prepared 10 make rp sr,,.,.
I'd "fiof iu tIo best md most approved sfsra.
O1F gid customers. and Tie public generally ,rs
respectfully invited Co call and examine for ucus.r
ycs al No l3J Zones Row.
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