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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
THE TRUE WAY TO RECOVER
HEALTH


y individual only wishes to knoU the Right
way 10 pursue ~ ) and there are none Were d.
surely maze kno va how Life might be prolonged
and Health recovered, who would not adoot M,
an. Evidence IS required that the right way is
Uncovered. This y " hat those suffering fro IN
sickness want 10 be satisfied about For who
dTCOlIs h a. not To enjoy all the health his bo,N
rs capable OF Who Il there thai would not live
when his experience can so much benefit him .
self and family? Ii Is a melancholy fact thai q.
very large proportion of the most useful member,
Of society die between the ages of thirty and forty
How many Widows and helpless orphans have.
been the cJns,qu. nee Of mankind not having ~
their own power tie means of restoring health
when lost!
THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.
Nov when we IRE afflicted with sickness, il
arseth from the natural powers of the body MOI
having SUFFICIENT strength ia the natural course
OF ths system. 10 eXpel those matters or humOr~
which have become useless, and whose retention
must produce injury 10 the organism. For in
slau'e, the pores are closed from checked persIi
TauOn. Ia this csse, what sHfuld have PASSED
out OF the body by the pores Of the skin Is thrown
pack upou the blg Cd; the blood thus cloSged in
IT. circulation remedies the evil by throwing the
impurities, which should have passed 10y the skim
! upon the organs of the stomach and bOwels.-
NOW Il the stomach anu bowels are very healthy
/ and strong they cNpcl tho humors Sbich the
checked yerSpratUu caused 10 be retained in the
BODY and no harm IL done. But II tie stomach
/ ahA Doves do not happen 10 be In this healthy
/ S'h"iuoh-h Tor instance the bowels should BE-
~ VosNNc or bound state, the matters of their
/ own as well as those received from the occasion
/ ~ checked ptIsgIratIOn, are again tax en- up by
me tIoOoi ana ths huId Of .lfu may be so impelsI
! Us $50 reduce apofIeXW or paralysis or il may
/ beCOns quicker.
Now all these dangers and difIicultie, can be
|PIeyenier, and tn long and certain sick mess BIZ
"SS5is.'pE Nature 20 tie outset with good dose
.'' '''' ''"let'' FTnt 80 under
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
4 RErAREABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
DN the use of Or yebJ's Rheumatic Imminent
ID 10 enlarged bottle. Copy of a letter.
Nhnr nailNrn Mis- L lIInn d

ID 10 enlarged bottle. Copy of a letter.
Char estown, lMassl June %.
To d prOprictOrS If Ir JcbJ'S LiuimcHL
Dear Sri deem u n duty owe To suffering
humanity. To acquaInt you, aud through you the
Public, tshOud you think hest,) Of the uutNpvct-
"a and surprising cure perfOI med on myself by
the use OF the above most excellent mcUICIne--.
have been f1r mO-e than thirty yg5 r., and some
tunes most severely, afflicted with the RheumI-
tism; have been frequently rendered perfect.
helpless, aid m consequence confined 10 my bed,
when 10 has required two persons To move me.
BENG IN such extreme pam; have several times
been under the care Of tle most eminent physI-
cans, but procured only temporary relief. / one
day noticed the advertisement of j b5's lniment
with I! testimonials ACCOMMODATING II, aud was
induced To pY bottle, VIII ch / used without
much sensible benefit. ! concluded however
to persevcre and bought another bIttie and was
greatly re I5ved, add 10y the use of half the third
bottle. was wholly cured and have never since
had a return of the paIn, which ! I'D not been
free from, moath al Tine, TOO thirty years, aud
/ u Is now more than three years since / was
cured. would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this pauful complaint
MOI 10 despair II q cure, 80 long as they can 90
tain DR. iehb's ld.imcut" You are al liberty to
Wa he any use Of this you may think advisable.
CALEB SYMMES.
/ To the foregoing testimony macy 9tAeruuques
able proofs might re added Iu favor Of the super-
| or IlnIment of pr Jebb. Nothing but a fair trial
which the proprietor confidently sohcits, can
give an adequate idea of its uuTivalled efficacy
/ ia m!uSauDI and thOTeUEhly mastering. tn
CXcTrC. aunT disease, - which n has bpcn suc.
Ce ssfully applied IN a multitude of cases IT.,
/ operation Of the Llnimcpt Is often immedIatr
and T. has frequently cured Rheumatic affection
of years standing, IN four ana twenty hours
is alsD recommended with confidence, as one a
the best applications known for stiffness Of III,
joints, numbness, spraIns and ChIlblaius.
! Price 81 l-2 cents, with directions
J n y. The Llniment Phals eularsod 10 douhl
l their former size.
N 3. Each article will be signed w L Kidde
on the outside wrapper.
/ - I'T Relfe.S ASH matte or c0nSumptire pills
/ Price % cents, only. Have proved and are pro
nounccd by numerous persons who have M
\ use OF them, the best Of all the Cough MedicH
\ IN coughs colds, Asthma, difficulty Of brealM
! loarsehess, Nhe. ZnS, splitting Of b
and complains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI = Recipe o
/ W 4 Conway, by w l. Kidder, immedia,e
CessoT TO the lateT Klddcr, by whom thew
/ for sale a his counting room, No 80 State 81
corner Of Merchants Row, Boston, and by.
SPECIAL :ppOlntment by JAS BAKER
/ dec Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
STEPHENSON & HAS WELL,
Union Street, Wheeling.
NOTICE 70 BUILDERS.

liz subscribers have on hand and offer for
Sa.e al very reduced prices, large assortment
OF GROWN WINDOW GLASS OF every size
either wholesale or retail. They would recon-.
mend tho-e who wish 4 good. durable and hand
some article TO call and examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere, as il will positively be I'D
az Prices TO suit the times.
VI a. r II SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usual at their store
room on Monroe street, every variety of FLINT
Oh ASSWARE Of cir own manufacture and
well selected stock Of QUEEN SNARE of the
very best quality, low for cash. may 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
TAKE NOTICE.

II HAT WInslOw l. oder has succeeded 20
i Il Kiidcr M the preparation Of the Conway
Medi cInes and will hereafter give particular at
teutIOd to the preparation of the following
es established articles, The celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity Of a re publication of the
numerous certificates now IA Jhe HANDS Of the
proprietor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

inCy are medicine WINE, .,,,. ~
gs appreciated. Nv their use alone all chronic
DISEASES could be bauIshcd from amsng uI|
i"5L whose IreludlccslwIll permit them will find
m M men families They should be- in every house
brmey may be Justly termed the safety valve of
%, be same may be said ofBrapdetb,s Ev,or-,t
NtihtAy' az an outward application I'm aII evter-
~ lo.He OF evenings or sores 10 greatly assists
,."t 'ult' w ben used where the skin IS vcrv
or Two parts of water VIZ" V"e
piA = I bE TEST OF GENUINE BRANDFTu
IiL 10 hNa anime the Box Of Pills. Tbrp i11t
az we lhe Geruhcate Of AgeECy, whose engr5yeI
Ga'e must De within the year, which egs-g ~, -
ln'IlLtI agent must possess, DC the three i.b.ig
ON tne box aSree W.T. the three labels mi, ,E5
false. "'s Wty are
WI WI a y FA!RCHU.D. IS my only agop, i,,
W 4IguDg' l5J Main Street, directly apn9-.,. AZ
bobbs, my late agent tp,,5s'', mf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

u IL pcrsons Indebted 10 The sui-,,J... -
"A hereby adyised, that he is orep,r,r., =, -
easl with all speed. aud 20 enable h,m \, n, =. >.
wiH ne necessary ior them 10 come l,r,g,,5 -, -
'he amouut Of their notes ur account. f,,,..,, P'y
- SANL MCLALLEN
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sTRCIAL Madeira wINr

lHUcc-l825
A FEW dozen baulcs, slso one cssk NJ r..
~ b1ye ODD AID very superior sr.,cle u, 80,
and or sale by Duue l5l N REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

b. a. FAHNESToCkS YERMFUGE,
A PERF'E CITY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CI'RE FOR WORNc.
CEkTlFlCATE of ats efficacy can h.. So, ~
the store OF the subscribers sufficient IN -
isfy nc most ncredqlous. Price Is cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co Pa
~. Ma! lIth, Is45. :
Dear sir; harv been usln: you Vermfttge in
my practice for number Of years and find N
the most sur and safe Worm ID, strGyrr that
was called to child zis or sever, ,.o,-. :,
Nav 1872, which was rhcn in spasms'wiib ib,.
worms, gave u ono vial Of your Vermifpg, :,
;reen' y to d,r sctonS, and the child passed. 40
NoIHs. IN lew weeks, 1 gave il another mai
md 1t passed 300 more, milking in ali sso w. ~
The child recovered imme' lately ana has .ri,,
d GOCe health ever since. 'J'S
have prescribed il in many ether casos :,
when IL has brought away goo and 500 W. rn:s
prv,.n,, JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
There are Vermifugcs in almos, eys.,,.s,-,;,.,
,. the country, asserted to be tho sane ~ ,i
20 tahnesiock s,-which IS not The case-tbeTe
tr none ineT, Ihey contain dan e'ous ngra-
tents, AYolH Them as ION value life and health.
use The first and only safe ana eficacio"s one
10 NOT be persuaded by the interested vender,
mat Others VIII answer as we'll
4 FAHNESTOCK & co.
corner Oh o'NiR and a. 4, Mq2d sts. Pitlsburgh.
M'MECHEN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
B A FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI ase i III hrs
PILL ;S.-,A gentle but efficient catharkc, cx-
'fessiy adapicd i"r mily physic; and are nor
surpassed by any thcr pill la use for ali cases IN
which acaihariIc l. Indicated. They will ortrate
LtOiou2hly wuh. ut ,grping. Price % cts for a
box containing 80 pills.
Pneumo3te or Cough Bdba1a-A valuable
remedy Tor Coughs and G lids, Price q cents.
cough L0[engeS.-These LOzeuces possess n
lent TO carry ~ ihc pocket and are very pleasa
10 the taste. Price % cents
Carmhdtire Losenges for the cu7c of IN,
summer complaint. As the season is now an
pre- aching IN which bowel complaints ar1 always
very troublesome as well dangerous ayCTy
family should be provided with box of thcs,
'.oZenges, which fused according to diTectionI
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 cents
Liquid Opodetd0c This penetrating article
Poss; Sses double the strength OF the common
OPedeldoc is more Clearly and much more con-
venlently applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by 4 Is 9l'MECHEN,
le2N Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
4 MAXWELL

NATOJLD respectfully inform the customers
w Of the late firm of T. Pollock a. Co and
the pubic generClly, that they have received from
The east, and have now opened al the old stand,
formerly Uccup ed by T. Pollock a. Co, No 1919,
corner of Main and Union Streets, large and
well selected stock of BOOTS & SHOES, con-
sIsiIu- I'D part as follows:
D IFf. o.. g.. - 4 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
EERhDOFtaBAt Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS.

Or The URiUsrSIi getaLte medicine II he BRUSH
college ~ HoaiM-LoHdOH.
ENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
Ii nlnlLIs NJ cnrn-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

~. ~ lolIn5 Calt ana klp mOnrOcs,
5NJ do Chldrens' Shoes.
also large stock Of Hom'osk and Oak Tan
gpaHlsn sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf add
Agfoico Sklns Finding aud Lining skins, 10
telhgr Wlh Shoc Thread, Nails and pegs an
waen We ere wiling Co cell alta small advance
..I i,AoH. those wishing 20 psrchase, will do
wei 20 give US call before purchasing C. elsewhere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

PreBzro5 anH said by A q Sands s. Co Dnr
ulsfa aEf Cilsunsfe. fSrauffs bUrLIrrs ~.
hfoaiear- coraer cfGsay1Bcrs Ff Naw Elrs
H1t Tor aafe hr Urg zefsts O. fqugaou Toe q i ~
prce 81 pff h1lric. sfk atf be- fnr S.
TOE rahfc Fre ueeurf fli .F ru5tlssted % r-e1-,-
hrr flat u q Sards's ssrsE Ia Mia tlaf kss ~ Il
Crre lllg ac.IevtuE elfcI rerIa dlsisfr e-re- -
fht mos dffllgff ciars 81 -IasHrrs % orhl.t -.
hu011 frame fg sla ecf. a.t 1ss f1r Ssr--e SAL
rar1ifa. sad .afr ua Oder
fJLFFEH pRTHR Besrf Fr r--..-f ....
D1tgtalcrf FOR re f'r0prf. srs. f.y Ht.-t.,.-
El-L 1leiEfs- rgI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25
Estraet loom nr. nnr.hnll,. sn...,,.

On the very question Of the necessity Of the ,ss g tho
stale Legislature % the location OF branch "a th J
states Bank within State, Mr.. Webster had Io,d . -,
able argument TO show that, according to hc Crn.,,
The laws OF Congress were paramount aud that tb. ,,
could not prevent their being without violating , 9
shtuuon And II they did the effect would necrssa,y b.
% throw the Statcs into partial coniedersce- and event.
ally o. overthrow thc powers Of the nation
w another speech the declared that IL WA oh
duty Of The General Government 90 provide q rurrerc, ,,,
alone Tor the Government, but also 10 furnish national
medium Of value for circulation among the People Va
now he came ~ Congress and offered them this prrt M
on Eychcquer Board! Mr. VI. said there was whole VA,
June 81 principles involved IN such scheme; and that \
Congress ever LEI 10 in they would by that act dccrn,
tins Contedcracy Al the Virginia doctrines of Stat, ri,
and ' the muddest positions Of notification it.ef were
fool % this
'eemed thst since Mr. Webster had been the chief arm
81 zoe Administration he hsve learned new idea, en-
heN ony think " be- That Daniel Webster should claim
such powers - thcs, for this Federal Government Suppo,
NE same principles should be applied 20 any other Of h,
powers conferred upon Congress by the Constitution SUP
poe ne same Thing claimed In feson 20 the Tariff for *
snpe ouco incorporate this principle Of State assent ant
y"n dsnauonalifod every thing How would il ook =, w.,
Iongess establishing certain post Offices and post roads
provided che asscnt VI the States in which they ere IN Il,
loos'ed should hst he had receive enil Yot the ,a
son Neud be the ssfsc for Tor the other No Til.
un'sd States were ono 10 the general powers Of the Go
Nsrnmen and u was just necessary that the natons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25
PnR ND nlrmMONb zinc.

So Etof-Ju.tea worthy Host well hgh eradication
prompt attention u public great Improve
that have introduced ty Mr
Gadsty Washington City have travelled extensively through
ot The United States and visited o principal and dtn
gshe Hotel, different portions of the Union and know
surprising this variety abundance md quality NJ The
dishes presented Ordinary" a.. testimony conclusive
point present -ampe of 90 ordinary Fare wit
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Esramoyger 5ouD noicd Round u Beef COD Ham Turkey
loytcf auce RockG.. Mutton. Muuock Tongue Frrk,ssef
Chicken Oyster fateau G.1rded Pheasant stewei Pike.
Rotstssss NJ vcnayn VIII Turkey Canva.- back Duck.
Mutton Reef
Dr.rErBsscd cu.,ai chafc DE- Russo Cranberry Tsr. Ar
pie Pics
Fsrrs Nrrs S,.-Onpge. Apples Raisn. Chcsuuis Brsrs
Almonds Palm Nuts
NJ Gadhy greatly improved every department Of hs
establishment The newly and neatly hn-hed
The servants prompt sol obgag snl u ~ the appointments
great gwen ~ TIE comfort and pleasure of bic patrons
h2SH \ TRAVELLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25

Ihe Enquirer tries to make capital OF the rssou.
ton TO meet at IL o'clock instead Of H. and ntmates that
the Wmg3 opposed that resolution and therefore in
favor OF prolonng the session. From the ayes and noes
appears that Of the Whi voted for it-mcrey be-
cause those who proposed said vysud shorten the ser
sion. They did wish throw any obstacle in the way
Of the majority, they intended hold them esponsiLe
at the bar 81 public opinion.
Our own opinion is that the resolution # 1t has any ef.
feet will protract the Session The House cannot sit from
day day than four hour end do useful work all the
time BY beginning at Il obey deprive the Committee, Of
one hour-and will usually adjourn BY $50 give the
oaer- and oungers hour Of leisure in the evening Il
possibly tie object of , supporters Of the rcsouton
10 obtain s leisure hour aud the same time make their
constituents believe That they arc mighty industrious.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25

Very respectfully,
Your obedieni servant.
ALIEN. SLIDELL N.NCKENZIl

ALIEN. SLIDELL MACKENZIE.
L. s. s. North CAROLINE. l6fh Jan, 1913.
The Court had decided that this paper should 20 upon
record and that witnesses might be prove the
truth Of such parts related Of Spencer
Cromwell short time previous 10 the sailing Of the Soners
but nothing more.
The evidence then commenced.
GEoEGT RicE, called on behalf Of Com. Mackenzie, and
live 24J RiyinEton street ~ York. Wns not
acquainted with SAM Cromwell think knew the Crom-
well who went in the SOmcrs. had nephew on board
the North Carolina named John Primrose and heard he
had been transferred to the SOmes alongside
him, but told could aboard then This was
four five weeks previous her first cruise When went
there again, was told he confined the brig and
asked the hidshpman who in te gang way he knew
what for aud he laughed In three or four DAYS al
forwards came again and asked officer in the ward
whom met he would get permission go board
and see my nephew, and got permission When got on
board found he had been transferred back the North
Carolina. About four five days after that as near as
can recoleci, two saIIor into WestbroOks, No ~
B3wery, IN the evening.
As the witness whether the occurrence
he about relate occurred prior the first last cruise
Of the Somers, the examination suspended until the log
boob Of the Somers could be procured and examined
when the boy Primrose transferred 20 the North Caro-
lima from the Soners.l
Mr. Perry, master Of the Somcr being called said that
Cromwell did sail the Soners the rst cise he only
Joined her about week b,oTe her last cruise The
log book shows that Cromwell entered from the Rendez
vOus, August. 18th. The boy Primrose was transferred
think 10 the y. Carolina after from Porto Rico
Nj Holman objected TO any testimony being gwen I'M
less the mc actually brought down the last cruise
On searching further the log book Of the Somers it was
found that John r. Primrose transferred 10 the
lima, July 5th, lsi2.
Com. Stewart then thought the evidence inadmssable
and Mr. Hoffman was # the opinion and that the
evidence under the ruling Of the Court Yesterday wa. u
relevant and inadmissiblc.
The witness at the reques, Of Com Stewart described
the man who said he Boatswain Mate the Somers
as common sized with light hair and whskers being
m all respects exactly the Of Cromwell be being
very tall with usurani black hair end large black yyh!
kers.
This description tailed with the description OF Phelps
the former Boatswain's Of the Somes before Cr1m
wei came board, and who sailed her on her first cruise
The witness was then directed withdraw and HE
mony excluded from the record.
Com. Stewart said unless other testimony in read
ness, the Couit would consider it as closed.
No other witness being hand the Court then adjourn.
ed sine die.
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LITTELL'S MUSEUM.

Notice 10 Subscribers.
1.-TWO numbers Lues Museum viii b. delivered % rbsc
complete unfinished neles That periodical and
respectfully mo The number
ready request be- Informed before the ht
day February be desire the subscription
American Ecieete and Museum the hp No January
OF which h. now ready delivery - PEI
adylnce. Ja SMITH DINNER s. MORRIS.
ACREREI-Jur recsiveds NJ, u No Msekerel 10 and
4Vl banes-foT sale ais ROYALL = MORGAN.
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Lerislntire Lncnr,ntinn

The majority in the Legislature evidently BEGINNING
to ieesoEe under the contemplation mere fact that
screen rse6s ct the session have tanped and compare
lively nothing has been done. The people will deem it
little singular that with clear majority Of fbrty in tho
popular branchwii the aid OF the gag and all the ad
vantagesaforded them by Speaker of their own choosing
'heg have made such e progress in the actual busne,s
for which they sent here
Take note, Woodworking of the country that aaO
he' day has been spent Federal Politics. and that the
subject was introduced by the great political economis, of
AoenaTe who required weeks debate understand his
ocn nanc, scheme, and the beet mode OF taxing an are,
DIV overburthened community. The Land Money reject.
cd IN one breath; TaXauon proposed in the next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25

On opening the Enquirer yesterday sheet headed Sup
pIsmenf fell out Upon examination was found u be
Post Office advertisement Of IL columns very valuable
supplement these times and throws some light upon the bill
ling and cooing which has been going for some time be-
tween the Richmond politicians and Capt Tyler.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25
SOlREE MUSICALE.

e HleNHNn
IS tie pleasure NJ Ladies
of Richmond that be- wiu second Mu..ra
CONCERT HALL or THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
on Thursday, Jnn. 2Gh, 1913.
ON which orraziDu win be- assisted By p H TAYLOR and
D. -. BARBER
BTPrDRranme lon o. future advertisement ta 25-u
Notice 10 tbc Creditors OF VIZ. ~. =. unssic.
THNE urdersgncd acting Trustees ~ ST. g. Masc By
hory Of decd ~ from him dated 27th July.
1872 and duly admitted usiing. Court
Corss ONE. the Both day mouth hereby notify
creditors NJ said Masse That Friday ho February
they declare and pay dividend
sh1uthyc complied with the provisions ri said deed
HUGH 4. WATT.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. Tristrrs
HENRY ". QUARLf2-. y
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NEW FRENCH ELEMENTARY WORKS.
BFRENCIs Practical Teacher. a complete Grammr

of The French Language the progressive steui by which
The acquson NJ AMI speaking French made easy,
pfsug p ctefcs,s mostly The yo ~ Conversation
aud Vocabulary By Mons g. o. Bur1rd author n The French
Translator.
French ltior easy method ~ learning ~ translate Frerh
into English. ~ French Pfouuncafon2nd
tic general prime D The 81 The n speech ltl drrc
finding amy dcunly1d collection n interest
cNerci.es " which calculated gradually
increase ,,t, studCuiih vocabulary of
words used tc exercises Hy M0s. u. o. Burgltd
Just published and Tor sac BY
a, A
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federal RELATrnNs

The Senate yesterday adopted the Resolutions on Fcdc.
ral Relations, with quite great expedition the House
had done. There mover such body Of men as the
present General Assembly Of Virginia. Two days are as
much time they settle the policy Of the Federal
Government, and regulate the legislation Of the entire
Union!
Al the WhiEs-excopt Mr.. Hill Carter-thc Senator
from this Dsnct-rcfcd from the Senate-and permitted
the LocO Z, have their way unmDlcsiod Mr. Carter gave
each Of the resolutions shot, and stated briefly his obcc.
tDns g, the whole.
The farce over, hope and the old Dominion j.
little moro ridiculous than She three days ngo and
few and ont " pocket u would not be- without h.
benefits To- make investigation and ascertain how much
hard money Virginia has expended IN n-trucng her sena.
tors Il would be found that would have been much
better for her h she had had Senator i'm Congress
uncf7 The services oi these honorabez be computed ~
fully hundred Thousand year for the last thirty years.
Mr. SAMUEL Max, Of this city-a gentleman II high
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-25
VII. LIME NLnricinn /,

This gentleman whom Mr Calhoun once called the
"'0eas"- about to take up his abode Albany for the
winter.
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I. Y. PRICES FOR CASH.

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