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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
FLOR

a TODD. would miur.n the LAYERS nf Flora
IA that he has Al the sign of the BLACK MAN
MOTH BOO J. Enme very rh''ee Dahlra root. md
FlJwcr SrcdT. just receiN o consignment and
hr sale very low for cash.
Call al his Sine Store. South cud Of Market
Square. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
J. W. ILLIrs, An. rHILLirs.JR, W. FhILLIPs
PHILLIPS & CO.

STEAM ENGINE FUILDERS
IRON BRASS FOUNDERS.
Works on Margin Ohio riser. above Wafsr Works.
WHEELING, Va.
HAVING purchased the Foundry and Steam
Il Engine establishment Of A NJ Phillips and
"rmed q cOparlnershp under the above style. We
h' 6 leave 9" InlOtin the friends and old customers
al tbs establishment. that will continue a. here
ioiore. To manufacture Steam Engines Of various
descriptions, aud On tie shortest no'iee.
The Foundry has been put m complete operation.
and We ready 10 GIL orders Tor Castings Iur
every description Of Mac 1inery. Ploughs. &c. &c
We will keep constantly on hands gene raj assert.
meni OF ThrsshInE Machine Castings Of the IN ssl
improved patterns
We hope from our experience Ind undiy led
attention Co business. merit and receive liberal
share Of The patronage Of the public. Our prices
and terms will be nude IosuiI the times.
hpl7 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

Il CAN now sell tie greatest bargains for CASH
in the way Of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and -.
cry description OF genil, mems SUMNER WEAR,
eyer offered in this city w + SELBY.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
PARNHAM's TRAVELS.

JAMS TRAY
ENARNHAM'S usvels o. Sasta Re. Oregon and
the Rocky Mountains. wiih q description Of the
county, climate. &c., by r. ! Fsnhsm. Just re-
esived and ior sale BY
STEPHENSON & HAswELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.


EbROPOSAl.S will he received until the l2Ih Of
III May 1913 -iUr furnishing and delivering by
casting. as may be directed int, line of dams:
From is 900 TO $4,000 tons of rough stone, at
whites Ripple aud the Trap, Ia miles below
Pittsburgh.
From 10000 to 20, 600 tons rough stone at the
mad and loot OF Blennerh assetts lslRLd, near
Petersburg Virginia
From 600 TO 10000 tons of rough stone al
head of Buihn gton's Island, IA lies below
Pittsburgh.
For Transporting aud delivering by casting, as
may be directed into line of dams.
Al! the stone quarrIed and now living at the
quarry ton the lett shsrS OF the river, bout oppoI
site q the middle of tho Island into the da m at
the head OF Browns Island, miles above Steu'
benvIlle Ohio.
All the stone quarried and now lying Mt the
quarry ton the right shore al the rvsr) into line
ol dam al head OF MIn2o Island, miles belo
Steubenville.
All the stone guarded and lying al the quarry
on the night snoTe-IntO dam al heal Of CsptIna
Island, Is miles below Wheeling Va, aud for
quarrylng and delivering such additional quantity
as may be wanted to complete said dam.
The quatries IN all cases are but shoT distance
fIom line of dams.
| Proposals mutt be accompanied BY satisfactory
references address Capt John Sanders corps
of engineers, Pittsburgh Pa.
Office Ohio River Improvements
Pittsburgh. April 10. 1913
At lS PPS6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
NAV Id. IS43.

'TINO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
i TURERS JusI received from Philsdel yhia
al the sign of the BIG RED BOOT
- dozen best Morocco Skins.
10 do superior Md skins
de- goat skin bindings.
10 do pink lining skins
do goat skins. superior article.
Shoe manufacturers IN want of any OF the above
articles. will find them n supcrnr rrtirle aud will
Le Iuld loN for cash. SAML MCLALIEN.
ap29
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
NEW DRUG STORE.

"A AFANEFTE MNEELY, would respectfully
81 n inturm the citizens OF Wheeling and tho public
1T general, that he is now opening at the old Drug
stand OF A 5 Todd. 202 Nam Stree'. few doors
above the Virginia Hotel fresh and ell assorted
stock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, ERFUMERY, sc. all VI whica
Will be snld at prices to suit the times
Having been engaged for several years in the
Drug Store Of DR. A ) Todd he feels confident Of
being able To please all who may favor aim with a
call.
Physicians are respectfully invited 10 call and
eInmlne The quality and price ihis medicines be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prescriptions filled at all hours with promptness
and care. lie will also keep q supply OF the rest
Patent Medicines f"r sale, and hopes by attention
To business to merit the patronage Of a generous
public. spI7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
FOR RENT.
ILMON CONSUMPTION.
ATTENTION METMODISTS

ATTENTION METHODISTS!
NliE subscriber has just received supply of
Methodist Hymns, a!so the Select Melodies
by the Rev WIN Huzier, and he Methodist Dsc.
pine, all of which will tie sid NJ the Book ROOM
prices for cash. WILLIAM ROBB,
ap 81 AT the old stand Ul Rpbb & Stephenson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
nnNNETRI nnNNEra,,

a LARGE and 6us siock OF New style Bonne,s.
a Ribbons AID FOvOr': allen great variety Of
sssssuable Bonnet Silks. just reosised At
msv6 " n SELBY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

ENa FIRST IN FASHION.
EEH EAARE HoCE have just recs
A II pved the Srrirg fashions from
New York. aud n"w manu- lacIu-
esz ~ ring Hats of the Style. Of every
variety OF texture. which for ncainrss. durability
and cheoPHEs cannot he surpassed in Ihi, city. We
soliclt the public To call and examine them sp II
HHITTSBURGH JUNIATA IRON
u 20 Ton. just received and Tor sale at manu-.
faciHrers prices. by wM PAXTON & son.
sp5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

1r HHDS PRIME n o SUGAR. just lln-
II - ded tram Steamer Hauisburgh and lnr .alo
W mar % WM PAXTON & son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10


VIE SUBSCRIBER woud inErm hrs ull cu--
II TONERS md the public generally. that he still
Continues 10 manufacture the above articles in al
lh"ir varieties, NJ hts old stand on Uni N Street
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG of all kinds done
~ The shortest nsiice. Houses covered with cop
PER. TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON, va IN. mos,
approved plan AMI reasonable terns. From his ct
Fercnoe IN this business. he Aaiicrs him, ef that lie
WIZ he able 10 give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC Tor houses, Of every kIud srze and prire made
!" order with Promrtness and dos catch. lie nlsn
cnniinnes thc manufacture Il RUSSIA IRON
GN.'It.S Tor dwellings. either plais fancy -
These CRATES for cumfrri. convenience and beauty
add greatly To the finish OF parlOr.
ALSO. on hand variety of patterns III COOKING
oIONES r'her fJr wapd or coal, suitable Scr Hotels
STEAMBOATS, or Trvate innli.ios. Which cannot b,
surpassed by any IA this market, elihor ~ uiiy or
PRICE all Of which lac is determined TO sell ut The
most reduced prices for Cash or approved hnrter
fnar25I TilOS G. CUI.BERTSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

SCHOOL BOOKS.
nLNEY'S GsoEta Thy ard AGss
Mucheifs 10 do
Muchsirs Primary Ge,Ersphy.
C0msiocks Phil0sopiy,
Re- Latin Grammar
Historic Sacrn, &c, &C. &C.
Jusi received and fjr sale a. the Old s'sud o.
R1bb Stephenson, BY WM HOBB
sPl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
A CARD.
EDW MfGILLOMGH.

- ESPECTFULLY announces 10 TIE puillc. that
~ he u pre- pared 10 furnish chesp and cumfur-
table meals NJ the shortest n0iicc. viz. Coffee Tea
sHd Bariey Juice. Brsaf buN,r and Cheese. Beef
stsak. Hon &C. NJ the old stand well knoyn AZ the
EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE,
Ne 10 CaisH Stirred. lbsf0ssa MriH and Markef1
WHELLIsa, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

LACE GOODS

n Have ins, received beautiful supply Of LACES.
Of al descriptions 10 The nsw style. AshbenOn
ises. Coz Ladiss' CAPS end Trimmings.
rs VT sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
WILLIAM III. M'NASH,

D ESPECTFULLY informs the ciiiEehs Of
IA Wheeling aud the public IN general, that he
continues to carry on the BOOT and SHOE MA
KING BUSINE IS. al his old stand, ct the sign
OF the Biz LEA TIER BOOT Main street,
Wheeling; where he - prepared 10 execute all
orders in his u Ie in the neatest and best style,
aud at prizes TO suit the times. He would $50 beg
leave TO render his grateful thanks TO his old
friends and customers for past taVOrs, and sOt-
cts a continuance of their patronage. He VIII
furnish CASH customers with boots and Shoes
at the following reduced prIces:
ROOTS-Best make at 50 aud warranted
to equal ia ueatness aud Durability, any article OF
the kind that can be haC in he CITY of Wheeling.
SHOES All kinds Of mems shoes made 10
order Of prices ranging from - 20 J. On ap 10
ArRBDUCED PRICES
AZ STEELE. Plane Manufacturer Oh Market
w . Square. respectfully iuiurms hls ireuds
and farmer cuSom-Ts that he sill continues TO
manufacture CARPENTERS AND CABINET
MAKERS PLANES al oil kinds AID ss he does
met nerd 10 let STATE PrisoH munopnlisls Hnderscll
him. he ufsrs 10 sell 20 whulesale dealers a. dis
count "f FORTY FIVE per cent from The lswest
lisi Il prices, and To retail cheaper Than they can
be- had any place else, west 81 the mountains w
STEELE also keeps cOnsi tnily general assortment,
u Beueh Screws. Hand Se,ews. CafpeuIers' Mur-
ices. Guages Thumb Guagss Blind Chis0ls. sc
SC. all of Which he will sell low or cssh good
country produce.
w STEELE. warrants his planes 90 hs goud. 81
he has not received them on eoasiggusHi irons a,
Ohis State Prison; hui manufactures '1stu himsel
ou Market Square. Wheeling Va, Sign ut ths BIC
PLANE. lwD 3nW ~ le
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

LIVERY variety Of FARASoLS sud UMnREI.
~ LAS at w + SELBY'S.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
MIsaEs ND CHILDREN

GtAN be supplied wiih any ariiclc the way Of
~ Black. Green. Blue. Red 90 Straw colured
Kd Slippers 90 Shoes ny calltng ~ te Sign 81 the
BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. souih End of The
Market Horse. 5 TODD
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

SHOES! sHOEsII sHOEsI!!
on PAIRS WomenS Cali Lace Bonts. 50 pc
DNF Nice Borts. Morocco Lace Bo0ts.
AIGO.-A large ASSORTMENT Of BOYS and Yuuths'
fne alf Muucoes. Just received the syn Of The
BiG RED BOOT. SAML ArCLALLEN.
90 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

USr RECEIVED, general stock ofGROCE-
- RlES. LIQUORS. &c, Of superior quality.
which is offered at the most reduced prices for
CASH. d M'GINNIS,
sP9t No lis, Market Square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

II IME-IOO bBLS superior WHITE LIME,
~ tor sale low foe cash al l78 Market Square.
ap2l ID M'GINNIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

pondence that may take place with the
Brush GOVerB ment, relative TO tho con
srructlon put by the British Governmen,
on that portion Of the late treaty which
relates TO the searching of American
vessels. He also desired an extract
from a speech ol Sir Robert Peel 10 be
Tread, with view TO show what the con
structon was on the other side the wa
ter He then desired the speech TO be
read. but the House woaldn, hear il.
The House then went iRto committee of
the whole, and, after some time, the com.
mitiee rose and reported aud the Navy
Pension bill, the Indian bill and the For
tfca,ioO bill, were severaIiy READ e
third time aud passed. The Senate bill
10 refund tine fine Of Gen Jackson. was
read twice and referred to a committee
OF the whole. A message received from
the President, sending copies of all
letters relative TO The conduct of Captain
Jones 10 the capture oi Monterey, wss
referred TO the the committee on For
eign Affaira Morn Chron
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From the ZaneSpille Gazette.
RE rR EN CH N ENT.

Mr., Arnold's bill to reduce the com
pensnton to members Of G ,ngress pass
ed the House Of Representatives on Wed
nesday last by a large minority. This
looks like they were in earnest in the
matter, and is begiuNing at the right
place, The fate of the bill is somewhat
uncertain in the Senate.
The bill allows each member 8 dollars
per day for every day he may be in at,
Tendance, where the session does not
continue more than five months; FIT con.
tinu6 any time longer, aud not exceeding
two months, each member shall receive
6 dollars per day for the additional time;
and il the session should be pro,racted
beyond 7 months each member will re.
ceive hut five dollars per day, for the
remainder Of the session. IL a member
is detained by sickness he shall he allow.
ed his daily pay. The principal reduc
tion s in the mileage, which is reduced
from SSto 81 for every 90 miles Of ira
vel. Ia all coses the mlIonge shall be
estimated by the shortest mail route, ac.
cording to the last post office book. The
President Of the Senate pro TEN. when
the Vice President shall be absent, or
when the Office Of Vice President is va
cant, shall receive double the daily pay
TO which he is entitled os a Senator for
every day ho may be present; aud 80 al.
so OF the Speaker Of the House Of Rep
resentauves. Each member. before his
account is settled and certified, must
state the number Of days ho has beeu
in actnal attendance, as we'll as the mum
ber he has been absent, and " hcther such
absence was owing to sickness or other.
wise; and unless such absence shall have
been caused by the sickness of himself
or tomlly, or by leave of the body Of
which he is member the daily pay for
the time he was absent shall DO deducted
from his account.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
PROCEEDINGS OF A MEETING Of
THE WING MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS.

AT q joint meeting Of the Wing MEM
bers Of the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatves Of the United States, held in
the Senate Chamberen Saturday eve
ming, the 18th Of February, lS43, for
the purpose Of considering the propriery
Of holding National Convention 10 no
inmate candidates 10 be supported by the
Wing party at the next election Of Pre-
sident and Vice President otthe United
States, Richard Fl Bayard, of Delaware,
was called TO the Chair, and Alexander
II. H. Stuart, of Virginia, and Joha G,
Clark, Of New York, were appointed Sec
relaries,
Mr., TalImadge, of New York, on be
half OF joint committee appointed at a
previous meeting to consider what mea.
sures should be adopted, made report,
which having been discussed aud amen
ded was unanimously adopted. The re-
port was in the following words, TO wit:
"Whereas the expsd9ncy Of holding a
Nalonal Convention for the nomination
of candidates for President and Vice
President has been suggested by lhe
Whies in various parts ot The Union; and
it having been referred BY them to The
Wing members Of Congress to designate
the time and place Of holding said Con
venton: therefore,
"ReSolUed, That the Whig members
of Congress, concurrlDg in the expedi-
ency OF The proposed Convention, and
yielding TO the wishes expressed that
they should designate the time and
place, do respectfully recommend that a
Wing National Convention for The nom.
inalion Of candidates for President and
Vice President Of the United States be
held at the city Of Baltimore on We'd
nesday, the Sd day Of May, 1874; and
that the said convention be composed OF
Delegates from the respective States
quail 10 the number Of Senators and Rep,
resentauVes Of each State in the Con
gress Of the United States"
On motion Of Mr.. Underwood, Of Ky.
it was
"ReSOlre&, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretaries, and published in the
National IuteIIigencer and other Whig
pBpers
RICHARD H BAYARD, Chairman.
A. II H Stuart !
J. q, Clark, S'''0'"'''''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

The mileage Of agents and other of
GERS oi the general government shall hc
computed by lhe sume rule lha! appltS
to members OF Congress; and The salary
Of those officers whose pay is not prolec.
ted by the constitution, lor Instance the
Pr sidant JUICES, are brought down 49,
Others whose salaries exceed S3 600
per unhum are reduced 90 per cent
this includes all officers in the civil and
military departments Officers and a.
gents who nov receive salaries ranging
IRON 1000 10 three thousand dollars will
have their pay reduced l2i per cent.
The Offices Of Recorder and Solicitor
of the Genera Land Office are abolished.
The vote on The passage of tho bill
was l66 TO AS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

creating the Office Of State Printer, yet
retains the original rate OF .compeusa-
uon OF said officer and prohibits the al
lowance Of constructive charges, OF
charges for greater Omount o compe
sltIon Type setting than is actually
performed
| Mr.. S. thought some reduction shoBiG
be made 10 the present compensation
allowed the State Printer, bot was OIL
opinion that the object could be accom-
pllshed better by the introduction oil a
separate and distinct bill for thai pur-
pose.
Messrs Gallagher Bowen & Schcnck
opposed the motion to strike out, on the
ground that if the House was disposed
to reduce the State Printers fees, it
could be done as we'll by a single sec.
ton In the presentbill, as by the intro
ductlon oi a new oae. The subject was
one ol the most important embraced in
the present bill, and there was no rea.
son why it could not be met and settled
now, while it was before the H ouse. If
the compensation provided in the sec.
ton proposed to be stricken out, was
too low without the aid Of constructive
charges, amendments could be proposed
until il could be placed IN such shape
as to meet with the concurrence Of o
nAinritU nj the Hnuea
Messrs McNuIty and LarwiII support.
ed the motion to strike out, and thought
the rate of compensation provided in
such section, without the aid of con-
slructiVe charges, was entirely insult :,
cienl.
Mr.. Gallagher thoUght that iuasmlch
as air were agreed that some reduction
should be made 10 This respect, it would
DO belterrte vote down the motion 10
strike out, and then refer the bill 10
select committee OF practical printers
The bill and pending amendments
was then, on motion of Mr.. Sharp, re.
Ierred 10 select committee Of five, con.
ssting of Mcssrs Sharp, Gallagher, Cru
ber, Campbell and Steedman. /
The Speaker presented the resigna.
ton Of William McCIung, a member of
the House from the county Of Fairfield,
(recentIy elected 40 Associate Judge for
said county, which was accepted.
The House adjourned.
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IN SENATE,
THURSDAY, Feb 16

THURSDAY, Feb 10,
Mr. MCutchen, from the committee
on the currency, reported back The bill
to incorporate the bank OF Dayton in
montgomery county.
THIS bill is under the new syslem.-
The capitol stock oI the corporation ia
to consist Of Two hundred thousand dol
lars, IN shares Of one hundred dollars
each, with the privilege Of a discussion
Of proposition to amend, which was
lost by levote, the question was taken
on ordering the bill to third reading,
which was carried by the following vote
YEAS Messrs. Aten. Barnet, Bart,
ley, Clark, Harris, Hazpllne, johnson,
Jones, Lsbm, LoudoB, Miller, Mitchell,
WAnnelIy, Mcconnell, M'Cutchen, Par.
ker, Richie, Stanton, Updegrgf, VOL
colt and Speaker-2l.
NAYS-Messrs. Denny, Ford, Eonk
lin, Fuller, Henderson, Jackson, Koch,
Newton, Nash Rdgway, Robbins, Van
Vorhes and Wade-l3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

TO provide for the'compIetion ofthattpor.
tion Of the Miami canal extension not
now under contract.
Some discussion took place upor mo-
tlons 10 refer tito the committee on Fl
nance, and 10 the committee on Public
Works, when Mr.. Byrngton moved its
indefinite postponemsnt, which was lost
30 10 40.
Mr. LarwiIl moved 10 amend the'bill
by adding section for putting under
contract The line of canal located between
the WaIhonding improvement, at the
mouth Of KiIbuek creek, lin Coshoclon
county, and the town OF Wooster 10
Wayne county. Before taking the CUES
lion,
The House adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS..

Among the proceedings Of the Legis.
la'ure OF The State of Pennsylvania wa
find the 'wo subjoined resolutions, which
passed the House o, Representatives ON
the l4th utimo-and which must, we
should think. be particularly instructive
to the rivals for the affection and favor
Of that great State
'ReSOlUed, That we deprecate any ac-
ton on the part OF congress at its pres.
entor any other session IN relation 10
the latitf, which would be calculated 10
disturb lis permanency in lulure, or in
duce the belief any where that a regu-
lated system Of duties is moi regarded as
part of The settled policy Of The Gov.
erment.'
This resolution passed by yeas 70,
nays II!
'Resolped, That a tariff based upon
such principles as shall raise revenue 10
meet all the demands on the Treasury,
and al The same time, by proper dis.
elimination in favor of our domestic
mann fOclures and agricultural produc.
lions, afford adequate protection To these
great Interests, is not only constitution.
al but called for by every consideration
Of sound policy and is absolutely neces
sary to make US independent as nation
in war and in peace
And This resolution passed by yeas s6
nays Onei - Nat lat
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Ohio Legislature.
I'm SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. 30


The bill 10 amend the act to organize
and discipline the Militia was read a
" lrd time; Whea itGnderwent consider
able discussion - -Messrs. Stanton and
Nash IN opposition, and Messrs Wolcot
end Parkerin favor Of its passage, after
(which It was passed as follows:
SGAS-Messrs. Alen, Barnet, Bart.
9ey, Franklin, Harris, HazelHne, John
sou, Jones, * och, Lahm. Loudon, Miller,
Mitchell NAMELY, Mcconnell, M'Cut.
chen, Parker, Richie, Van Vorhes, Wal
ton and WoIcou-
NAYS-Messrs, Denny, Ford, Fuller,
Henderson, Jackson, Latham, Nash,
R'dgway, Robbins, Stanton, UpdegratT,
Wade and Speaker-13.
Mr.. Stanton moved 10 amend the title
by adding, "and 10 authorize the militia.
Ty officers to plunder the res! orthe peo.
sPlei" which was lost.
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CONGRESS-.

ICondcnsed from tie Baltimore Sun
FEB 22 Ia Senate, Mr.. Watkins
called up his resolutions, declaring phat
an assumption Of the State debts, by The
General Government, would be a palpa
BILE violation oil the Constitution, and
final overthrow Of the sovereignty of
the States; also that IL assumed, the act
would be null and void, aud thatll would
neHher be- obligatory on the States, nor
the u. States 10 pay the debts assumed
which were, by vote Of 25 to 10, aid
on the table Mr., Young then NOV cd
to take up lhe Bankrupt repeal bill Mr.
Evans desired to go on with The Navy
Appropriation bill, when, after somo do
bate, a compromise was made, to the
effect that tho Bank rupt bill shol be ia
ken up as soon as the Navy appropria.
ton bill shall have been disposed Of.
The latter bill wSs then taken up, aOd
several hours we're occupied by debate
In The House, Mr. Briggs reported a
resolution providing that Monday next
be set apart Tor he consideration ofposl
office bills, including The Senate bill re-
lalng TO the transportation Of mailObIs
matter out Of the mail; The resolution
wSs rejected So The passage Of this
obnoxious bill is now by no means p'o
6abIs Mr. Charles J lOaersoll askea
leave to offer resolution calling upon
the President for copies Of any. cOrSes'