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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

S1oR CONSUMPTION, Colds, COUGHS
Sprune of Bloc StonchitlS DiticuNN
II Breathing, Asthma Pain IN the Side Brtaii
ana Chest, WI op!ng Cough, Cronp aud oll
"'her diseases Ut ihe Liver and Lungs
Iii 'aw,ll known act, carefully ascertain.
ID from the bill, and records oi m.tiality TIA
hrnu 'h'ut the United StateS within the Ia,i
YEAR, ~ $50 persons actually died wih this in
St'i'nS disease, Consumption. This assertion
- verified by Ocular ucmopsitaIllns IN on
Hwn midst. We hebali is iital ravarrs in
families al round us Daily gathering IN a.,
cGteilr>N embrace a f.iend from every circle.
and casing loom aud darkness over it's nlace
oI 'lShstlpn. ''tS ~ OF serious and fearful
import. An en'm ! cruel relentless enemy!'
meets u> ~ every cuGuer- stands at the betsid.
Al the solemn hour of miinigh,, or with ihr
sitNi light u morn, AMI fr1riullv anil solemn,
whisaetS CONSUNE IO.N.qND Death,
D&d TN
Listen then to he warning fate that you be-
| hold daily, and guard yourself from the very
hrSt nn"rr,ng n emosi,Oiy seed OF ConSum .
/ ton; Cold, Cough, Soreness of the Throat
and Br.nchi, iufuruza, Splitting OF Blood,
oronchi'i l., ShornesS or difficulty of Breathing
Ca"aRlns ur raising Of Phlegm AMI vnialed
| matter Pam m the Breast, Sc &c. These are
! inc htS'percepihle loot prints OF Consumption
! ana should De Immediately attended 10 before
! when disease is permitted by suicidal nc
! glcc' io kat IFS destructive aud fatal thread
! upon me tender membrane OF the Lungs the
| patient Tor the fr<I time probably will Begin
10 be concerned about his lite; when in all pro
osblll'y he ~ lar beyond the hope Il the mos.
I.lInl Phy>ician or meGicinal ald.
| MAY irese facts awaken all who nav he al
nici~d with disease that may lead 10, OF be of .
pulmonary character. That no tims Shout,
oe lost IN procuring that high famed Mediciu,
Dr Duacan's EXpcctorant Remedy, (tor Dir
eases otthe Respiratory Organs and CobSuup
nom IN" wonderful discovery in the he ain.
AT, i"r atrtsting nd removing all disease iron
ne system, and also Tor srreSnne many iron
the cold and silent grave. Byat ending earl,
u ms KIND atmoniiinn Thousands OF lives ma,
y'' hc 'pared 10 the great en- ,ymenI and CEN
'oll ol many tmilIeS aud dearest friends
81 Cal! upon any oil the Agents who sci
~ Dnncah'S Expecto- ant Remedy " here yor
WIN DE- convinced OF IJs wonderful cd. cacv IN
on peTsosS near ~ hsno, whom YOU are az ii
'ef'y to cell upOn before purchasing. In,
proprietor O! This mejlcine particularly re
quests all atii;cled persons - 10 fee disposed =,
ne his medicine "a he careful and use il &C
soLlihg ~ ...e D.scclI rs in The small lampaler
"hIcH IS 10 be lOuni enveluped around each
! ho',ie. hy adheriug strictly 10 the direct. MS
| ana sufficient quantity be taken Ia give IA,
medicine fair aud decided Iial a perfect AZ hi
! dNiiHg cur Is certain To be performed unisS,
ne oa>e he hopeless one before using tn,
medicine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
CHGDvHyE HIM e.

Clns,tnng sf BLACK. Blue, Stecn, Brown 4, d
rive 'tock ana Dress co IL. Beaver PILOT
rNeeu' Sassinei and Jean Frock and Over coats
FS@ncy sack coats made from .vsIy descriptlon
Cussnncrc, cloth. cassine,, Tweed. ye n. Nav
ran ana Aixcd PANT ALOONS; latge siock
TSm one To seven DO lars
l., Isis Of all binds AID prices. Liy,n. Mus
~, nghatn, check r d LAMBS " ocl SHIFTS
pNAM tRS. sUSpENDEES, HDK'FS, Col
,sIs, b0soms, Gloves and Efarpers Hose and
'aM ti95e, and ere variety OF rthcr ?rticlcs
ne ap"Ve Fcpds were purchased fur cash in
iie asst ram first hsnds. ana / now olirt them
10 my customers al n small advslce on me
same tefini aud 10 think that can ofi.r bet.
,'r paigains than any other house IN the civ =
ana n9w' to conclude rs il has fallen 10 nv iof
10 ci"ihe the naked, viii pledge myself 10 riy.
N"u 81 81 clothes To suit your purse from wa
dollars t. fifty on ii pi~E""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
FAEE EEnUCED
TO TN GIN Nd TT.

v leaves Wheeling daily nj & o',iocL Spa.n
hours To Cincinnati. ~ -
rii7t oach lenycs Wheeling daily Of 6 s'clock
NJ. IS hpurs 70 Cipcinnau ''oeA
ID tALLd l. GE Good Intent Coach I.aye.
WheeinS dsiiy at 6 O'clock A N, 4s borrs 70
Extras furnished on a the alb I'VE lines TO nay
tics, VITA ih' privilege nfslecp,n, or travciI;,,.,
az niEa; as they ma wiVh '''''"S
nee y" 81 Water ST, Let door below the II \
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
len J WT,SKIlIEN An.n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

lthSs hssI
MEmPHGa Tens, April is lsii
Nessrs Sanford & Park GsHtn 4 friend of
yours has proposed thlt shouic furnIshn state
mCnt ~ 'uvor 81 u,ai most valuable medicine
II hicn YOU arc ihe pro retors. knoyya the
Balsam OF Niio Ch'rry.' have been suffer
iuE Tor five nrslS years, bronchial Affection ac-
componien hy other painful maladies Durinq
ms period nave derived from the friendly and
lludic'uns advice and prescriptions of come of
IN" Shiesl physlclaus OF our country Within a
lew weel oast ~ the suGgc stou one Of IN tse
renuamcn, nave mnde experiment of the Bal
sam, and have been much era,ifed with us ef-
'ects Present relief has been almost IN va Ghla
wneh have taken II NJ lines of greatest suffer
ing; and a"l persuadcd, that 1t is roW contyI-
u'lng essential 10 the removal Of one Of the
most singular aud cNmnicaied cases Of chronic
~ 'ease, thot have fallen under the observation
Oh practitioners IN the medical procession
am " ~ ,ruly Yours,
r Farm {WCRTH
,fTThe above i, valuable medicine is sold
wholesale lad retail, in CIncinrHu,hy
SANFORD s. PARK.
ETprice one dollar per Bottle.
Sold in Wheeling, by
oct % I CpIrup,cYUD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

~ lSGi lA--Ia;eimediaie Term oi ,'tn
CncunSup.ii g, pr', b,ulfNsi 1915
DLLREE Acc UNIT.
f.e O - Life Insurance aud TiLsi Company,
Com la.naEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

! ApS t'NPS Rr,eived tn's dsy, nae
~ Ass'r "a snt ~ q .uts sni Youths Cloth,
Ye'vri o .tl. G az and ole Buu Caps, which
VII ~ Sid A. d small advances from cvsl.
INFO a q M'cAI.LNM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
Ga ~

I'd I'D i'r Fpis and P.nries. at NJ AL
thcSsn ~ tie EtG FLICK HAT. i,nas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
TOR RENT

ga Rom Ti4FiRsT sFRflAfv.o
- d"' nag b.nse cb Qs.rre 40 - b.
: e..n ny 80, SMr.b '.''J ." oera.isd
III - I'e ~cIing on u,io, G,
"i i ,T w soogcr loqoi,o Of S'' O'''Ped @
H.RoBINecv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

- N"uS lbS u ON the hfSl premOnltOIy Symp
'oms OF disease. leading tu Pulmonary Con
sumption, that 10 time should he lost IN nro-
turing hat which will save and pr1lopg life
iur season.
MONT VgRsoN May %. isia.
20 Qr ,l Duncan: Dear SIR: Having al eccasian
40, Remedy IN Mr. Eli Young "a II hiSPseIor
pulmonary Consumption, feel 1t nv duiv n
"laHe ofiei statement in order that Others ihal
a'e ., may he all cied with the same complain,
may De Dement'S ted by he same remedy
ne was attacked with Iunnmmarion on the
'eu IUoe OF The lungs in March, 1913 attended
WIN acute pain, great difficulty OF breathing
W" severe cough winch proceeded rapidly
!" Suppnrailon; and Notwithstanding The usp
'n1 application of the best remedies prescIlb-
our sulhor'S, the complaint, 10 few
ceraIion. VI
IN inns distressing stage OF The complaint. |
na1 recourse to Dr. Duncan'S Exnrctoren
"eneuV ior Consumption, which had The ehecI
echlhe The disease immedia tely, and in g
uSyS 'he pam ceased, the breathing be,
anne ifee AMI easy, the cough len HIN, and
w efpscioratIon SUBSIDIZED; the consequence a.
Wn!ch was that IN using SIX bottles IT the me-
-NIhe he mas recovered his health and Is re-
STORED to his family and friends.
UPSoN MD.
d. hereby cer;ily the az, W To he a true
S.a . gineht OF my case as far as comes within
NY hLo"lsdge. ELI YOUNG.
ne case OF MI Young, is also knowD Nv
iinmaauJ persons IN the town of Mount Vernon.
nose wishing any further information Of the
w"n"9,i oi efhcscy OF Or DaHcan's Erp-cto.
following persons:
JoNEs, Mt Vernon.
JSo bAMER, do
oAMUEL lSR4EL Esq. do
NO HIPsLEY, Morris Township.
WNFINpLY, do
Inn ID
feb Am yyL.an;ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
JAMRs y. WIIAnrnn

JAMES r.. WHARTON
HefpecIuiy lniof,ns The public Thar ne IA.
90 assaT ment 81 BOOK AND JOu -~u,,
that Is equal tc any in me w,ste,. .'..'....a.
ant IS pfepired 10 execute, in A sspgtio, 49,
nef rvsfy ,vare'g 81 Later Pres Pf,eiiry =,
'"' ~ ''"' no no Jan Iei5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
9 2 'sTsrrrs,s~@
~ s--.'s NJ "a 10 tssS ,lsS .s. ~,
P!LQT & BElIEn GL0TNs.

. Az, = ylcssnd co.Ors, Tom sixty-tSo cents TO
NV golfers togethor with lsany oth,r a tees
'', ''Sntiebich' = "eat, too numerous jomcution
al oi " mich Nlll sell nj U'hol, sale or Retail
" Make up 70 ordef I'm TIE Lesi EIench .ivln
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

g tNpS; CAPS CAPs-A APPENDED o,,,,,,,n-o,
ga h'"d and ior sale at,he lowc., y,,co, -,
our r'sl,onab!e Establishment, near the .on,h ~,
OF Tho Market, Union street. SCUM e"d
dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

nc "p"'e with great many other
G'.i 'cIuer our stock complete. and w,
80. ee 10 hesitation in saving that our
~, ,o,N IS Az selected and Of the best qua
',, "h'ch VIII enable us to sell ~ a..
~, ,m p, 'c'S,os any west of the mountain
W "ho may be ia wan, OF any of ,Go
"oo'e a''ic'es will 30 well 10 cali md,
"I''ne our stock before PURCHASING crso
,'Ia' - 's It viii always afford ns tho
: 'g",eS' OF pleasure 10 wait on them a"d
my LIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
wi'EATFIEIp Inv

BALIINiukE, MD
'"'9 u"'si - siinaicd IN Hownrd ,,r,e, Toe,
u sws Do'Ih OF Baltimore street. and IN Inc
'""''"'l'e V"'"i'y Of he hnsnes. part 81 the city
49, contains upwards OF 100 roqroa. mo
i.s!sE9 nv 81 winch are p,r'ors VIII bed
sss;r~p noms ndjuirirE snIfsh,e g., f.,;r.s
tssskS-ss II has been thoroughly furnished ~mh
ne" 400 ei'eani fufniinfe end al The sccomm,d.,
''o ,n 70 iei'n'd ~ snv Hotel IN fse eo.t.
me proprietor hifiers himself tho, bi, long et.e-
.'"'e w me h"s'ness. Wi! e1si,le him ~ 10 con-
w. ''sp"'ononi ~ eVeiy department, asto
''',,sf '"'"' satisfaction to VII b.. guests
"',,cn'H." 'iareiier &c 'p'bte Bslnmofe, will
no - heHi'hy .nl dssnst,.. Ioss,,on
There isainats " ,eo. IN ,ss,t,,,.-. q. -,
'egsSse TO and irum he csfs Go, ~ ,s.,ss
No. MTNTOSI Po,,,snr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

W. nave now on hand ri our CL,on JE., d,
Cap EsfdJiishnent Ution =, - 49,.
rse'. OF fashionable Has all Of our or, ,,,',,
u winch we will sell at The loves, nr,css ~,
o' on 'hoH cred,I To prOrepr cu.loraers
w. DARE y UOGR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
VIZ 8. 9GSHa

ungs ever offered ~ this CIV m ale OF cvsry ,..
-rrtii"p OF Hiaitrlal and al, cslpr>; pice from
'hHiy-seN' ~ ceuts - five dollars The above
sell, with the greatest care and wiihout b.nst.
l's 90 say that there cannot be any stock OF
s'Ios SHOWN that viii OF ~ compare in STYLE
tnd Price West Of the Mountains.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
7 He HOUR IS ar HAND.

III, -, bELAf No lhE.
u" lIlinwlEg must convince all hose VIII \
20 Suhsrln from the tifSl premoni,oTy symp
'ohS oi disease. leading Ia Pulmonary Con
sumption, that no time should he lost IN nro-
, urns that which will save and prnlong life
Cor season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

$3.50 CAPS caps
= received a. its ,,i,oe Emgar,n., an M.,ssf
- "s" o. a." Back MaHnuih Bo,
non o. Mons fns o,oth eaps
DO BU do do
90 d. fsnrv olrth cor.
10 do de velvet do
Also. me Zoe T,..,.,',,, H., -. a,
si on Tor Cash. To,,f w
j. II 'o'''
49, asit IKC H. -------------
a Nal ifpIn " flesus: 3toy. "A lee,
|r'n-e xeS IRE y Cfs.sr..g Ga
~ go runs r -. ,gO.te % ~, p a~.'s
iOf Cash al % az. 20 -"
&c" l0I Main arees
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05

GEE HUNDRED C q oss ToiIe. aos So,
80 Gross Lici'er Mstcb,,
% 40 o. rage II. l,t,rS
DO Black and Blue ISk
do Cilcgue Water.
Just reed AMI Tor ,ale much lovs,,t.
O''''e oheIed by F. a. BPENrLrNggg
tsp Is4s "''A'' Sq'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
Bl<&DADCI.OI'HES

slack Blue, Brown. Olive aud Dnhha. OF
queht anu prices, from TWO and a quarter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-05
D ARE a. IrOcr

81 80 O'L Tho subscriber beg. 10 ipf,,r, ~.
rs Puo"e ma he sIili continues the rnanof,c,,,o
,rsss,. .'0, m,fkri Alley. where he il atoIi lime.
"ae' 90 ~ oil orders he may he favored ,,,,h
RE cnrbdonty refer. to iko.e VIII, ta,., d" ,,'.
.' 't' 100 turning - machinery, to fe.uG, To- -.
s r'"'D',' 70 'pcitn oil ioS hose nutpos,, anil -
.s"S 'ISSl 10 any Lard OH manufaci.rsd N 49, ir'
decay NJ WARREN.
vpxur. oRE Rooh FOR RENT.
VIZ room 90 Man street, ne1tab.yc uar
keI Alley, one CT the best Sio,o p lar lar
40 tn .ne oii" viii be Gtied up we'll Tor . s'4S
''h' az" rented on 9ccommoia ing tens
w r sEJBY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31
VOL. XI.-NO. %.

Twas bright and beautiful day in June,
The sun shone warmly, the breeze gently
famed the waving foliage, the birds were
singing their song of praise, and nature
seemed full of Joy At the altar stood
Charles Ormond, and by bis side was Caro-.
line. There sat the flush triumph on his
brow, but hers was more pallid than the
hue Of death. They knelt before the man
Of God the book was opened. aud the soI-
emn prayer was uttered, but as the holy
man inquired who gave the bride away
there came along the aisle the full, manly
tone of Mr. Everett--'Father l give my
daughters hand, but not to HIM The
priest was husbed, and for moment silence:
reigned profound. f.a
What means this interruption 7 exclaim-
ed the groom, when dismsy allowed him ut
terance.
Ii means said Mr. Everett, as he came
still nearer, followed by Henry Ormond, and
the frail, though beauieous victim Of Charles'
guilt, 1T means, that your disgrace is known.
your Vaccinations are revealed, your dark
and damning scheme brought TO light, your
cruel per6dy exposed II means, that she,
whom you robbed Of virtue, and then de-.
serted, found, when too late to prevent the
last years misery, that you had deceived her
to promote your own revenge; that it was
another Ormond who claimed my daughters
hand within this very hour she has reveal
ed il all, TO save from further woe the heart
that has already bled so freely. Begone if
you would not feel a fathers vengeance
Had voice spoken from the tomb, not
more ghastly would have been the face Of
Charles. For moment he stood as though
blighting palsy shook him. Quickly came
the backer passion to his aid. 'Ah.' he
shouted with hendish yell. and art thou
here, my cousin thou hast crossed me
once again thou shalt not now escape me r
shining blade gittered in the sunlight, as
he leaped with tiger spring to where his
cousin stood. Ere an eye could trace its
course il descended, but il had found am
other victim. Louise had watched his
movement. and throwing herself forward,
the keen blade was buried in her bosom. A
faint smile beamed upon her face, beautiful
in death, as though she welcomed freedom
from the hand Of him who caused her fall
single sigh scarce heard. and her spirit fled
to the God who gave it. She died, but not
alone. With the last fatal blow, passed the
strength Of him who struck it. Nature had
yielded to his violence; the blood flowed
from his mouth in torrents. and with strong
convuisive struggle he fell dead.
A few months rolled on. The dread
scene had lost its frighiful reality Once
more the mansion Of Mr. Everett re-echoed
the sound of music and the laugh of gaieiy,
while the fathers pulse beat quickly and
proudly as he looked upon his lovely daugh-
ter, the bride of her young hearts love-
Henry Ormond.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31
From 2 90 8 times cheaper
than before, or nothing If
the user is not delight
ed with it.

A N article that every family must consider
IN indispensable when they know lis power
and value, and which has heretofore been sold
TOO high to reach all classes, has now been re-
duced in price, with view that rich and poor
high and low, and in fact every human being
may enjoy its comforts; and all who get it shall
have the price returned to them If they are not
delighted with its USE We assert, without the
possibility Of contradiction, that ALL BURNs
AND ScALDs, EVERY EXTERNAL SORE, old or
fresh, and all external pains and aches, no mat
ter where, shall be reduced to comfort by II IN
five Misunderstanding life, limb, OF scar. No
burn can be fatal if this is applied, unless the
vitals are destroyed by the accident: II is tru-
ly,magica, 10 appearance, in its effects. En-
ouire for s'Connel's Magical Pain Extractor
Salve, ., at Comstock & Co.'S 81 Cortlandt
street, New York. Price % cents, or four
times as much for so cents, and near ten times
as much for dollar.
We assure you, on the responsibility o. our
characters, that sympathy for human suffering
induces, at least in part, our earnest sotiettu-
ton that simple trial should be made in any
affection We think il not imprudent or too
much to say, that nothing like IL or IN any de-
gree so etectuai, has ever been discovered in
Medicine.
CAUTION.-Be sure and get Connel's, as
counterfeits and worthless appear under Other
names See that il is direct from Comstoch
& Co., or never touch il.
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Brat
tleboro; Jesse Cone, Marlboro. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-01-31
FARMING IN WINTER.

VIVA, shall farmer, as farmer, do in
the Winterl He has much 10 do peculiar
to his profession, in his house in his barn;
in the woods, and in market. There is no
need Of his being idle. He has great deal
to do for the promotion of his interests.
In the first place, f the rigors Of the sea-
son drive him in doors, let hin. think himself
lucky man, for it is TO the family that his
FIRST and most important duties are. He has
wife and children. Let mm make the
first his companion and equal, and let him
devote his thoughts and labors for the I'M
struction and improvement Of his children.
See that they are well and tidily clad. See
that they go to school, and are furnished
with suitable books. See that their evenings
are employed in useful reading and study,
with innocent amusements intermixed, rath-
er than visiting the haunts Of dissipation
aud ruin. Let the winter be devoted to du-
ties Of the Preside and the calls Of social in
tercourse.
Having every thing in order in the house.
both as it respects the physical and INTELLECT
ual wants Of his family, let his next attention
be devoted TO the domestic animals of the
barn and fold. Keep The stables clean
Blanket the horse, and il you do the same to
the cows, so much the better Make sure
of as warm place for them as possible
Give them straw beds to sleep upon. Com
Portable animals will thrive best, and give
back the best returns. f7e2
In the day time when your children are al
school, cut and haul some wood, enough 10
keep years stock Of seasoned fuel before
hand. This is economy. In short, every
farmer has enough to do in the winter, and
that well done is often the most important
and profitable labor Of the whole year -
- 1'if 'il.ltf an
PUBLIc LANDS IN THE NoRTH WEsr.--
The Commissioner says THE amount Of
public lands not included in present districts,
lying in the northwestern territory east of
the rocky mountains, and exclusive of the
ceded lands in Iowa, is nearly SOC, 000, 900
acres. The Oregon Territory, to the 49th
degree of north latitude, contains 2lS, 5e6,
800 acres. To 54ih degree 40 minutes.
800, 1 rs $40 acres. The British government
claim to 36th degree, while the United States
claim to 54th degree 40 minutes, This
statement shows that the country in dispute
on the Oregon boundary, embraces IO4 $40,
900 acres--a territory about twice as large
as the State Of New York
/ l
, 1845-01-11
CONGRESS-.

In The Senate, on The Esd OIL, n
message was received foni the Pres.
dent. 10 nnswe r 10 4 resolution OF the
Senate Of the leih inst, Transmitting
copies OF instructions by the Depart.
nent OF State Ia our Minister 10
France in relation 10 Texas; which
vas referred to the Committee On
Foreign Afflirs, and ordered 10 lie
printed.
The Independent Treasury Bill
WAS received from the House, and
read twice and referred.
In the House. A. Y. Bnown. from
the Committee on Territories, to
which was referred the bill TO orsan-
ixe q Government in the Territory Of
Oregon, reported the same with o.
mendn ea,s. The bill wos then COM
miited 10 he Committee of the whole
House.
The following is a synopsis OF the
bill.
The bill establishes Z Gnvernmenr
over aIlihe country lying west of the
summit Of the Rocky Mountains. and
bounded on the south by latitude for
tv-,wo, AMI on the north by latitude
fifty four degrees and forly-nine min
ute. Of norll latitude.
1t provides for The appointment OF
aG0yernor. 10 reside in said territory.
and also /" act rs indian agent, with
a salary of --- dollars; also. for the
appointment Of 4 Judge, Secretary
OF the Territory. Attorney, and Mar
shall, with salaries Of - dollars.
Il organizes n legislative department.
10 consist Of = COUNCIL Of Five, and
Hou'e Of Representatives not TO es-
coed fifty. Each FIVE hundred inhabi-
taLts 10 lie entitled to u representa-.
tive. No person 10 be entitled TO
vote for representative, or to be eli.
gIble rs such, nnless he shall have
been a cIIizPns OF one Of the U. S.
or some territory thereof. or unless
he be IN actual resident of said Ter.
ritoTy. and shall be q Tree white male
over the age Of twenty-one years;
judges OF election 10 have authority
TO interroeatc on oath all persons of.
'ering 10 vote who shall be suspected
OF a want Of fidelity to the United
States. and 10 %rejec, the rot Of such
as refuse 10 take the oath Of aIlegi-
unr" lo the United States.
The members Of the council 10 be
elected by the House of Representa-
lives. and classed by ballot. so that
IN shall 20 out in each and every
year. Members OF the House Of
Representatives, 10 be elected for two
years, and of the Council for five
years.
, 1845-01-11
and members of the General Assem-.

and members Of the General Assem-.
ty-reterred TO committee Of the
whole House; an act for the relief OF
persons enormously charged with tax
JOINT resolutions relative to criminal
cases-relerred to committee on
criminal jurisprudence; nm oct to n.
mend an act concerning justices
coutts- ordered 10 a third reading.
The House resolutions 10 celebrate
lie 9Th OF January taken up and
passed.
Mr.. Monroe gave notice tina, he
would. on tomorrow, or some subse.
quen' day, ask leave 10 INTRODUCED
bit Tor the election of q Public Prih.
ter.
, 1845-01-11
TAYNBRw.

THE undersigned having purchas-
Il ed The TEN Yard, Formerly own.
II hy 0. s. Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having procured a good
E9s'cru Tanner. intends carving on
'ie business in good styte, and bet.
To- han IT ever has been. We in.
tend 10 keep. at all times. Leather to
EXCHANGE for hides; all persons wish.
'rg 20 have their hides tanned on
he shares, can he accommodated.
nd uIll he responsible for nii hides
irirser,d in GOOD order, and is dam
god N the yard, will binI myself
- make good. and pay all neglect
" failure on my part.
All leather tronsactions since IN,
7th of October last will be attended
70 by me.
DAVID McALiSTER.
March e,s'. 1914. 3n90.