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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

BI.OuMsBIjRY-A VALUABLE riRM-lOR Sal l..
ON the fifteenth day nf July, the undersigned VII tiT m
farm in Orange county belonging 10 The Estate Of The ir %
Ley tlnarles containing, 10y recent survey about 'm ~
situated the Turnpike Road leading from Orange Count %
Frederic ksiutg Gbm three miles ln The foner ana ~
mites from The latter racclyn The South side 81 "h'
commonly called Quarc about zoo acres have le
cleared and laid II IN convenient fields fer cui'a'"i m W"
wacred with falling streams WIKI large portion oi 'aIua
bic meadow land IN grass the balance 10 """h "' s'
rally wen mlcr. Tie garden wei IE""h MOI nny "' ~
beautiful ment bu for abundant supply at all The 'ar
ask require in the way .i veectabrs-aarhr'
orchard, containing. variety az uh 'tt
peculiar locality las been kno"h !" iN'
There dwelling hou.e the premises. (which = m
suged house that nfr"sslt: ~ coh"tn"h'r -"
rcuu,c h ans. which there is excellent WHEAT
naclnc) stables houses, carriage houses, &c. r AL ~
or!rr-vii spring tie house and well "l -
ccenr the Kitchen Yard Those wh0 wish 10 mai"
permanent investment, that will always yield interest s"
valuable Fam the most complete order ar" ~
neichboroods the country, invited 10 ohr
and for themselves.
The Farm called the Cottage, lying the South sd" m The Ola
ybo road leading frGm Orare Court home 10
adju nng B msbuy Land, aud c"ranin. about i,oh
On this Tct there Il very comfortable dwelling heus''
cf his land in cultivation. 7 he balance is good iaI!fg %
well tinhered containing IL ossd, about oO acrf o. g.
with tiaurl, III North Anna ritef fnhh
through the Whole matchmaking wbfh, there consul
rale quantity Hat land, he cultivated To great
meadows nilrr''r The teIIGs ot ale WIZ h
hr balance and two years from ir I'd!
sair-cr hc bnEGs will he required. with iIrn on e f
misses the pay Possession VIII l." gwen
rurpost lie for preparing "
will he given a. Tie p
crop b. secured > 10 be dsposrd OF. 80 H..
Dir. r. 7. John lao des AT Blooms bury VIII sh"" "
a'' ~ ''' f''''' ' " r THOMAS JOHNSON,
JOHN METcALfE
Executors Of Lucy 0'H''''
Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
IhnrSdap. June u, icI2.
IN SENATE

| Tie Senate resumed the consideration Of the uni
nshcd business the ordersbeng The bill 10 provide
Cor TIE satisfaction a. the claims arising under the ll,h
and h articles ol the treaty of Dancing Rabbit creek,
concluded IN September, loio
The question pending the proposition of Mr.
HENDERSON strike out all the bill after the enact
| inr clause for the purpose of substituting Il bill
c!lcd by himself, winch proposed to allow the In
dian claimants land scrip, instead OF money, for
f., their claims, proposed IN the hili.
Mr. PHELPS opposed tie substitute, which he said
would undo all that the Senate had done framing the
ball. aad would deprive it q. all checks asalns, frauds
Nj HENDERSON replied Al leng,h iii defence OF
his substitute when,
On notion Of MIR. KING. the further consideration
of tie bill postponed Til Tomorrow
"TiiE LITTLE TARIFF"
GA molten oG Mr.. VANS, the Senate proceeded 10
The considerations as in committee ii the whole, ofihc
b!l 10 extend for !imed period The Present laws Tor
laying aad collecting duties on imports.
NJ. EVANS observed that he explanations he
should make Of this bill Itself would be very b.i and
he hoped the bal! Itself would be disposed of 10 day.
one way or another LIS OBJECT Is, postpone, for
month the operation of that par, OF the Compromise
act, the provisions OF which would come into eject
the LIST Of July. \ very considerable reduction of du
takes place 10y that act the first day OF next
month.
Ii is we'll known that the revenue receipts of this
year. Ike those OF several years back, will fail very far
shor, OF the actnal expenditures of the year The de-
mands of the Treasury Tor ordinary purposes, inde-
pendent %. The public debt, Will be very little short of
twenty three millions Of dollars. The appropriations
of tiis session, il is certain, Will amount 10 twenty
two millions including million for objects not specI
fed The income OF the Treasury, under present laws
cannot approach any where the amount Of these
demancs The receipts from CUSTOMS under existing
laws, snrpass fifteen millions: leaving deficit
II seven millions 10 be supplied BY Treasury notes or
some other provision vi Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

Tie Right Of Senreh.-The PARIS correspondent Of
the New York Courier snys, "You may stale in your
columns it is well understood here, that Gen Cas- las
recently received satisfactory answer from NJ
Guizot tho Minister OF Foreign Affairs, 10 his Protest
against the ratification by France Of the Qun,upe
Trpaty'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

cT NOTICE.A meeting IT the Powhatan Temperance So
ceiy III take place 1T Tie Cont house the 4ih July, tnn
month"; which time The auxiliary societies III the county. AMI
the people generally respectfully invited Ia attend An
i'll l- read ty highly intelligent Physician, exhibiting ir
nf Alcoholic drinks constitution. Mr. n,,
Of Manchester has promised 10 he present. and others are ~
ported u address The assemblaer.
Pu,phatan, June II. lei2. WILLIAM J. SMITH.
IIENRICO AGRICULTURAL AND HoRTICU LTURAL 80
IL tETYThr Inhibition of Ibis Society viii be- IN u"
month Z" October neSt ana te ordrf OF "edmg'' WIN
of premiums, Will he published in few weeks. The nrniNr
Committee meantime notice that premiums WI BE- "h
most Of the articles, particularly the Productions %. III" me-
rhauc AMI 81 b,I-rod industry, upon which premiums
| given al the lasf October meeting
NOilcE-rhr Circnt Court for The county al li'nro "I
city Of Richmond in the a Of criminal causes. wi 10y
adournmc, the last be- held Wednesday ne
sNt day of month Jny) the Court of ~ Court OF
Appeals the tari,ol-whcn and where tile Attendance a"
tcnrrmtn and Witnesses l. required.
j.. request of the Judge, ~
June oS E-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

bill was introduced and referred 10 the Committee
Of the Whole authorizing halbreeds Of the Sacs and
Foxes 10 locate certain school lands
VIRGINIA MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS
The House II the consideration OF The resolu-
ton ole red some days since on Virginia land ca'ns.
MIR " o. CO0DE, who was entitled 10 the floor,
addre ssed the House favor Of The amendment which
ne had offered He dscaimed having any inien st in
the matter beyond that of any other member All he
desired was the honor and faith of the naton pre-
served His colleague had clearly demonstrated that this
was not Virginia caim That State had no interest IN
it. beyond thai of mere trustee. The parties TO te be-
netied were mostly 10 be found among the intrepid SET
tiers of the Western States lie regretted tue connex-
ion of Virginia with the subject, aud he believed that
tia, fact had prejndced the claim IN the minds oil many
members. He wished IL could be decided without men
onng The State OF Virginia; for there seemed to be an
especial rroc!ivy in tie minds OF many gentlemen 10
sheer at and derdS every thing which was connected
with that old Commonwealth. The time was wiit n
this not the case and when the recoleclcn OF h'
Virginia had done for the Union in its day oil peril was
fresh upon the hearts of all.
After EXPRESSING his regret that lie had TO speak
much of his State, and mig ht thereby subject hun.
self 10 the charge OF vanity her Representative, MIR
e. paid al eloquent tribute TO the character ana glory
OF his native State and entered into the history OF the
e1ertions which she made in behalf of the country
during the busy scenes Of The Revolution He exa.
mined the OF the claim, and replied to the re-
marks of the gentleman from Vermont, Mr.. Hail.
and particularly his assertion that The committee OF The
House of Delegates CT Virginia had been guilty OF
talschood in Their report upon the subject
MIR. J. COOPER obtained the floor, and moved the
previous question.
Mr.. HALL desired 10 reply 10 The preceding speak
ers, who had commented the remaks which he had
made at tie commencement Of the discussion on ,h,s
subject.
MIR. GOODE entreaed the gentleman from Penn
syvania withdraw the motion for The previous ques
but fine could consent to do so, lac invoked the
House not 10 do the gentleman from Vermont the IN
justice of cutting him off from reply.
MIR. COOPER withdrew The motion.
MIR. HALL then offered amendment.
He said he desired 10 offer sorne remarks on this
amendment, but The morning hour was nearly expired
He however, would proceed, il the House would con-
sent to dispose of this subject to-day.
Mr.. FILLMORE said he willing that the sub
jet should be disposed Of, but be desired that The
House should determine and therefore lie moved that
the House resolve itself into Committee Of line Whole
on The state Of the Union.
A motion to 30 into Committee Of the Whole was ne.
ga,ved, and large number Of private bills, which had
been reported from the Committee OF the whole, was
passed
The House then went into Committee Of The Whole
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

~Itappears That Dr. Campbell Is the only Wing
candidate iOi State Senator novS oA the track, all
Others having Withdrawn. Tue Wheeling Tunes,
of This morning calls upon his friends and s'ys;-
Now let MS 60 il nv hearties. Domestic industry
against pauper labor-.4nd money against high
taxes
We told you that your Home league" and tariff
rroceejing, were hr pOlucal etiecS which you Dc
clrred was not your inieHtiln. hrN black heart
ed mus: DO that man o. sci of men that would at
tempt SUCH a dccc?uon?-Agas Of Thursday
Here is another honest cT'u to link together that
which never was intended Tor such a purpose.
We profess to be for a high tariff. the higher tho
beusr-we are a member OF Ihe Home League
but il does not follow thiI Ihe II me League is po-
litieal any more than were yon n member Vt a iem-
perance society and q dancing school. IL would fol-
low that they were united in their objects. Dr.
Campbell is d friend Of Domestic industry, 4 friend
of the prosperity OF The lahorer; bat we do not
know that he is a member OF he home league. fhe
is IL does not follow that tho home leagues is p1litI-
cal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

"HURRA FOL NEW YORK Thus exclaims
the sober Journal If Commerce, and u would seem
with reason, for the Legislature is making strenu-
Gus e6Jrs % meet the obligations Of the State.
The Journal says lha, the aci "in pay The Debt, and
preserve the credit Of The State" Is rightly named
and will do what iis title Imports The policy on
which iris based Is ound. aud should be adopted
by all the States. and by the legislature OF The ma.
lion. Stop expenditures, levy Sufficient taxes, and
then borrow Of what rate you eau the money neces.
Sary TO keep good faith" There i, no d insrence Of
Spinion here about the p~ropfieiy aud necessity Of
The course which has beca adopted at Albany. and
we presume ihers will be none any where ia lie
staie. TO DO RICH, is always safe"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
CONSUMPTION! CONsUMPTION!!
DIR DUMCAN,S
M REAIEDY

ENPECrOR REMEDY
) an inhiliole remedy for auesting pulmonary
4 consumption, colds, coughs. splitting of LIuod.
difficulty of breathing. bronchitis. sorrress o. IN,
ihIosl aId GIihcult eApectSTa ion, w,hkuesscs-
debility, liver %c.rpiaint AID ali o hSr aft eunf ; OF
'.consutn9tive n lture. This medicine sas a IA,
lled aGVlntaSe rysr must preparations OF tbs
N,ind. asst regulates the bowels and strenuthsI,
IL Constitutes and does NOT lind W the sys.
tenn and encourage intempersnre az most OF lie
meIiclhes DO; hy the fatal ofiaIcs snd alcohol
combined in Them.
on ~ msdlctnes have a great tendency to bring
misery and distress, aId even death on MANI
tltzehs. We hnd by the weekly records cf no
oiis 81 mortality, that thee Gurhs of the human
souls AThp go sud eEly deTa ted fr IN ihtir dear
. trends auJ relations have been swept on ky
thdi u destroyer consumption. when very many
could have been saved If they had USED . POM
tleiicihe. Fellow btings who yet dwell with "a
4ad are afhic ed with the premOnItOTy symptoms
.! thls disease, procure Immediately DR. Duncans
F'Xpect"Tant ltcmed, bstOTe II be TOO late. and
not be lea TO be leye that such symptomr-1iU
SON pass OIL without thcuse Of proper medirins~
by suth ~ gl2ence you IN be soon led 10 knn,y
your iollt. Que bottle nay at tie fist attaoL h.
sut1olen Pamphlets giving a full treatise A..
c 'mpanJ the medicine.
Puc- s. per bottle
ohse NO 10 North Eighth 81. Phil, deinbia
FO-aale by OH FISHER.
m"l - Wheehng no. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
TIIoRN's NosTRuM roR
ANtMATfNG
TIL HAIR

HBALDNESS-In casts whe,c The hair is con.
ND siiimIiunslly or otherwise pr di,pusrd ic PCT.
lsh, the nOSlrun antidOial lowtr, after n 'tw az.
pAcaiJaS, becomes euncntly conspicuous.
otih| Solt aud pel-t-ttnS. u !nfIsCs fresh life
asa hourisam mt NO ds-aylnR TUO:s. Hnd by Gu
AZ rcSgiIiluS the minute s,CTstidns aud cur
succeeds ~ pCrinaueAtly establishing a new STAN
INA IN AZ ultuna.e.y realizes a |urIuan growth
ui n ie natr.
CUSLS Il slowing 4 strong tend sncy TO cufl.
may b. numbered among rs vrtges II preseiv.
IS tue decorative iUruaupn OF head dress for an
unu sual length of line IN MI the beauties of cugls
and gloss; aud WHISTLER from me effects of dam
or heat, may be reli1d Dn as an Iuial able con
s%erydtor. To aruhcIaihlIr u bestOwsa look uf
NV dilY and hshiness which greatly heiShtens il
be Iufy.
WaISK RS, MUSTACHES. &-The slim
I'll ttrIg Do YER. OF the nOstruin arc ~sIngulail Y dis.
plIled IN creating ihes, ornaments of manhood,
W heTe the hand OF nature has b en- less hbcrsl
IA an ordinary. Nhtrev,r app, led, the nostrum
VIII CAV proof Of IFS oNtra IrdinaIy iecnnd ny la
he production Ot strong hair vi udnscendant
beauty.
{ iI.DGEV'S HuR-For the hair of chill.
dren this ujsttum may justly be considered 4
bl sSstnS From rs purifying Properties II die
pels all scurf and dsnuTuf aud IeLd, r. the uso Of
a small tYOth comb GntIrsly unuecesssy.
= Bit wall cure every disease Of tho
soap
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM THORN.
chemist and apothecaTy, No ~ Aiarket Street.
Pittsburgh.
R.esived and for sal, by
mar % JNMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

PARIS MUNICIPAL POLlCE-A uili al.nari
aE-Ms R,uicr. a grave aud stately lpeking per.
wrapped a immense Gar cloak. appeared at
the bar Ui the PRINCIPAL tribunal. u answer IA clam
Of having refused Ia render as sisiancs 10 his neigh
Dor. when has house was un Gre.
Presidcni-M Rather. What ave you 10 say tn
hr,,charge against vo,f liarpear, Thu you refused
to assist yoTr neighbOr, The baker when hs honse
Was on Ere.
NJ Ruuer-lum MOI a Iiremap. NJ President -
* lansh-l Strrly | culld ut be " si,kru tur ors
{ have noi. | Ia's'. (n,GtnsI 4, has cio4b );ae a7pc.-
renee Of 90, (L.ash;,r)
Presideni--Noc' lac cvun,go Ol oac. | l,aL laugh
teri But you mHs' k'nN that a nan wa refuses
To assist uuder a " critical circumstance. render,
himself amenable 10 lhc law.
NJ RAiter-The fact IS Monsieur. my medical
mln has given me the strc;esI ipjunclions on three
poihtT namely. To- zee. my feet warm, M head co.l
AMI - But must not enter into scientific
dsiiils. (Ltughier.
P.esideht -BII II is the duty Of every man to as
sisl has feIlow-creaturs.
NJ R~iuier-Fellow creature. A baker my fellow
cieuiure. (LaugaIeO BIT as said before. my m,d.
icdl man has reco mmeuded me. Ia shou.l
was afraid er derang.ng my health. (Renewed
LauEhterl
PrssIdrnt--your conduci is We y unworthy.
NJ Tlarller-Parquoi cat Did this baker ever
Sohhe W suCC"' I'VE Nheh ! W Il sutio'inS from a III
OF iudigesIinnl never. lie would have let me die
like a Dig. Much LaughIer)
The tribunal condemned NJ Ritter to lae pay
mont Of a IN al fine.
NJ RLuicf-Wcli. thai is better than having ris-
kei M health. (Ltughier) My medical mIn e.
Gu nmendcd me To-
a municipal guard here cnt short The medical re-
cOm.nondsIr'n. which, Wa ablai Ia no repJlted ~
politely pushing NJ Raitee uuislds the dro-.
PLris JohrHat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
GRE VI AND UNPRECEDENTED
ArrRAC FlON

IN Thursday The 3lu mi. commencing nj 10
~ O'Clock. A a.. Ne Will sell nj pnhiic auction.
AZ the City AuctIuu R,umS. No los Market S,ne-.
a large and spleudid ass,r ut of Dry Goods sri.
able tr ihe approaching season. consisting la pat
As fellows. VIZ;
Bieachca anl bnnNn N ,slins, otinm m & chene
cal,oOes. muslin Dc laines, siiks. salins & silk lawn,
FOR dresses. silk shawls nud dress hanaker hies ' =.
lorna rObes "a splendid ariclel jtceoueus. cambne
and bowed muslins. linen rambuc. linen lawn. fine
cambrick hnndkerchieis. lush linrns. brown anil
bleaehcd linen table cluihs, linen diaper Ter bwe.
ing. sHA. cashmere md coiion hosiery. silk. Md 4
coiion gloves Tor ladies' and genIlcm,n. black end
assorted sewing silks. black and assorted Scotch
threads. spoOl and skcin sewing cotton.
Black. blue. invisible green. brown aud golden
olive broad cloihs. ens-imcr,s and sauinetts. gam.
brouns a splendid aulelo for summer pants. n hi,e.
red aud yellow AInnels.
ALSO-SeVerd pieces of fine and superfne in.
graiu cur jeis, straw mating and hearth rugs. lopeib.
81 with Il number ofOiher articles such as German
silver liable nhd tea sr1Ors. butter knivcs. rrissnrs,
pen knives. ?irs, needles. crmhs, buttons. hn,ks n,,5
eyos, coi'"n cords, eorsrt lacrs. l-enrils. pocke, wal
lets susienders. fancy SOAPS. states. quilts. black:
ing, iuks. 81.
a. a II but seldom that such n chancc !. on,
ed 10 oar we>iem ladies ahd gentlemen io piocure
such valuable goods at lhrir own prices. IL il 10
he hoped that they Will avail themselves of this up.
portunity.
Ia order that no p"r.on need he dereived. We
Wish II Ic he drs'nciiy understood that every ding
we put up shall be perfect a d spund, and IL not "a
we represent them tbo purchaser Is ut liberty uo
Lave them. or, # iak1n'aMHy. To return Them imme.
d alsly,
Sales r-- tivc--io ccmmcnce al 10 O'Clock. A NJ
Terms coSli, The lO.lsSing nn-urreni bank nulrs
taken nj a discount. viz-tianE e Granville. Bank
pi CHnInu. Franklin Bank ct Columbus, Bank OF
Lancasitr and bank of Chico he.
BRENTLINGER SlIALLCROSS.
mar - AuctIunrcrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
AIONEY

NNfaNAsh
The fug having cleared away n lulc, we can
now see what money there IS leH aud will enlea-
yor L, inloru our rerler, what l. worth.
OTIio-Geauea. sirIusky. Wooster. Mlssiiljou,
New Lisbon. Marietta, Clinton Bunk Of { ,lu,nbas.
Commercial Bank OF Sc'o,o. Circley,lle. Xcnin. and
the Banks OF Cincinnati. are paying specie and their
notes are held at a small pr, mum.
Farmers Bank Of ; cu5cnvillr. Mt Pleasant. s..
Clairsville. Zlnesyllc. ard Eorwalk are also pay
ing specie, aud nj a prelninm bat ihs:r notes are
raisly found in lhs market.
Lancaster. Chi',coihc, aud Fr.nklin Bank OF Co.
lun5us are about Is 10 p per cent discount Tor
par funds.
BIuk Of Hamilton aud Commercial Bank Of flake
Erie ore considered worth 81 per cent.
Bank Of Cleveland. Urbeua. Granville & Canton
50 per cent.
Bank Of s'eubonyi!e, Bank Of Cincinnati. Miami
Exporting Company. aud Yves, Union are worth
Just what you can get Tor ihesa.
GLLINOlS-Slaie Bank is .a,her dangerous a
so pcreentDr present use .Brlnea atSli~nee,own
is a hule better.
INDIANA BANK j. at par. Safe Strip about So
per cent. An Kentucky money Is pr.
Tie following Pennsylvania country hanks hav,
made arrangements for the redemption srthc r note
ia Philadelphia. at the hanks under which they ar
named. Such bunk. as haSe made Arrangement
have resumed specie payments, liIOugi uieir ageu
cies in Philadelphia receive only heir notes o
SIS and upwards.
AtIhe North America q ~rnk-Eisinn Bank. Bank
r MI. AT - ut 4, r---
County, and Mechanics Bunk. Burlington.
Al The Philadelphia Rank-DoylesIown Bank
Farmers Bank. Wilmington.
Al the Farmers and Mechanics Bruk-Uuior
Bank. Delaware. and F'rmcr,' Bank New Castle.
Al the Western Bluk-Lancasier County Bank
Exchange Bank, branch at Hnllidaysburs.
Al The Commercial Bank Srlem Banking Com
Pany. Whining ON and Bfandywine.
Atihs Southwark Bank-Bank Of smyrna. Far
mers' Bank Of Delaware Dover, anI Farmers Bank
Of Delaware, Georgetown.
Received al all the Banks-3erma1town Bank
Stale Bunk Of Camden.
The Camden Bank. New Jersey, has resumed
specie payments.
All The notes Of Western Pennsylvania banks are
at a premium except rhe b INK orEde AMI Duvers'
Bank Of Waynosbugh The latter is a iIrle down
nov. and the former uneurreul here.
BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY. ] O'CLOCK, P. 81.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES were bought to-day.
by brokers. nj 8 per cent discoun', without much
desire 10 purcha,t.
RAIL ROAD ORDERS were selling to-day at
1850 per cent discount.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29
UPON THE PETITION OF THE City or
WHEELING
NOIITE

Mt TO IAN order Of he Circuit Superior
- court oi Law and Chaucery for The rountv Of
Ohio. made on the 26h day Of February. Is42. a..
warding 10 tho city Of WI ceiling a wnt in he na,rre
"f a wni OF I'D guod dGmHsm. The undersigned. ACT.
ing IN ooedienee 10 said writ. will cnuse 10 appear
upou or near the grounds in sold writ mentioned.
TO VIII oil that ground lying in The IOh souore of
The said city OF Wheeling bounded by Trpton ON
the north, Fonrh OF the eusi, Msurue on he .outb
and Market street, on The west. emhrariug u.srs;,
lois from No 10 II inclusive. on the 10Th dav of
May next, a Jury 81 I'VE fschUidsrs Of The rum
" Of Ohio. TO view lie sold FuULds ond lois. and 10
sHy, all circumstances considered. 10 wtnt dgmrqe
% vii be 10 ihe Pfoprieiurs Of said ground. and
bots Or those holding or claiming nny inifr@,, there.
-. u such grounds and lDts be condemned and rom.
ycsl'd 10 public use. 20 w.t.. he seninr Of On sllev
10 ieu vide thrDueh he snid lOh ,cuaie) AhdI
hereby notify Oh ftrs ms ella ming - proprtciprs. -
any Interest ~ said grounds or lots. aid iirif
OF lbis inquest. aud q ihe same Is not completed On
the SAID l2h day Of Moy, The jury will be adjoutn~-
ed from DAY 10 DAY until ibc same Dc eumpleied~
Nv MITCHELL. d :. kr
MAJ %J-b" ARCH WOJDS.S o &.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-29

CONGRESS- consequence of certain rssr-
luIons relative to slavery in general nnd the Gre
ole cass in particular. presented by Mr.. Gidjiugs
of he Cleveland District, Ohin. to The lower huuse
Of Congress. a vote OF eensure wa. plss=i on rnes-
day last. snd Mr. Giddings sent hrs resignation To
the chair immediately. The course of the House
On ihs subject, wns certainly arbitrary in The eX-
IRENE, inssnuch rs Mr.. Gijdings was refused on
opportunity 10 defend himself except IN such terms
as the House chose To alloS as n favor. This SUE
jeet Of discussion, slavery. is esidsE'ly riFeniug to
an importance that is fearful in ihe tHrsmc.