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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-29

years of war Our destiny is peace sir Nor is England
disposed to war Are we to doubt it, sir, and to plunge
into these extravegant appropriations for establish
ment at one jump srl He would go for the one million
and fifty thousand for the regular Increase and repair Of
the navyhe would go for that And in regard to the
cruising Of navy, Mr. B. would prefer that more Of
ships would cruise along seaboard and expend
ships along the coast like public Offices He thought that
would be q good plan There was now no more neces.
in Chesrpeake Bay. Not bit. He was opposed, just
to doubling the regular expenses Of the navy hen
there was apparent necessity for it at all lie was for
having the bill postponed to future day. later in
the session. was ready to vote for its rejection no
some further day, sir.
Mr. srrreHr suggested that the bill be postponed to
May next
Mr. BESroH.-Yes, sir then move that the bill be
postponed to the first Monday in May next.
Mr. DIcx.ssos, Of York State, rose to reply to Col
Benton. Whether this were war peace measure ii
II just and expedient then should have Mr. Is
vote He was for keeping no ledger account botween
then proceeded to speak Of the fossil remains Of the
whig party-of the deserts of Arabathe New Jerusa.
lowering s ss & & e. the :lof the as
sound Of the roaring in h-of the great globe
n'el of Julius Casar.of the beacon hres-oi
he protested that, we 10 pay tribute to Great
Britain that he would prefer that should show some
instead Of ike the beeeary bankrupt our
patrimony Of land.
Cries Of Adjourn !" !" Adjourn ,, '
Mr. HAssEc.s said II !. would be acceptable to sena-
ns sS S say few word, At this time
Mr.; hasssa.s proceeded to speak He for no
purchased pescsMno Pursrs'sd peace No dollars and
IL should come to that The from Maine (Nr
Fairfed had said, with smile in his remarks that he
sorry that the Senator from Indiana had not temper.
cd his zeal with something of discretion when he
proposed his amcndme ntsfor the ten additional war
steamers Mr.. H. said he had conferred with the ssna
tor upon the subject and he had told him 20 ahead
Mr. FAfRrIELp said he did not express any objection
bat did not assent to the amsndnent He now though,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
DIR. d. JAYNE'S CARMINATlvF
pa EhAg

This is one Of thc most efficient. pic,s,n,
and sale compositions ever offered To Inc p.,L
nc, lor the cure OF the various dcnprcpIcnt 7.
OF ihc stomach aud bowels. sud The 0pIy 49,
licle worthy of the least confidence for r,,,i,,.
Cholera luigntum or Summer Counl,;,,
and iu tlip above and following dr. {,
really acts like charm.
Dy~ruiary Diauioca. or Loo,cbess Cb,i,
rt Morbus, Summer Complaint. Cholir. On.
lng Pains Sour Stomach. SICK and N,rnI,.
Headache. Heartburn Watcrbn.t p.i, y.
sickness of Use Stomach. Vomi,ipe Sw,f,,.
up of TODD after eating. and also wber. n N.Y..
N, through thr body unchanged. want If .,
wh'r. vrtIessUcss and inability to ....
NIuN in iiic stomach and bowels b..,,,. ~
comp nervous tfcmors HuI tuit,If...
s,' huo. lsIn'inLs, melancholy and l9,cl.
a" -r'n''. hitting lud CRYING OF infant. ..,I
Jog aii bowel objections ui usr,o,. IA ...
... P'.rrdouly Dos d. ID. JAYNE NJ. -S...g
iHl" street Philadelphia. snd AlI b, ,,...
te.pec''e druggist throughout uc Jpi,i
for sale in Wheeling by
j - DEJC EuMBACkEG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
OH Man, OH WOMAN, yo,r

OH MAN! OH WOMAN, yonr greatest en-
envy IS Consumption. This disease frequent.
ly selects you in your tender years, and marks
you Tor It's victim. fastening upon your lungs
a disease, however slight il may be al first.
IL commences in Zones of warming. bidding
You not to forget the citadel of life is attacked
and that without proper medicine and care il
will inevitably yield to the assault. Consump-
ton, that cruel and relentless enemy meets us
at every corner stands BY the bedside at the
solemn hour of midnight, or with the first
light of morn, and what then becomes warn.
ing" Prepare for deuth and the icorld Il
GOMEZ"
Is not your proper course of conduct then
evident, II yon are laboring under the innu
encc of the first premonitory seeds that SC
often lead to pulmonary character such a,
a Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, soreness.
OF the throat, difficulty OF raising up the foul
matter that secretes upon the Lungs, and IN
the Bronchial tube, Pain in the side * Breast
Asthma, Splitting of Blood, weakness in the
Chest or Breast, &c, at once To procure
thai Life Saving Medicine, Or. Duncdn's En-
peHtOroat Remedy,whch is certain to remove
all diseases of Consumptivc nature from
your system.
Therefore be prepared and ready to meet
your greatest enemy" before il is too late.
For Sale by ]. Il. * X. b. MARSH and by
PRYOR * PAUL. ie3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

The balls of mortality whi,h we daily see
recorded. and the vast number that die of
Consumption, and the very many of our
friends and acquaintance who arc seriously
aud dangerously afflicted. and must cfe long
pay the debt of nature j. alone sufficient cvi.
dencc that no time should be lost in getting
clear OF the very first evil seed of disease as
socn as possible. before it takes root and Dies
uoos lllc. Occular demonstrations are daily
visible 10 the public that
"DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECToRANT
REMEDY"
Is the only safe and eilcciual medicine that
viii completely eradicate the first symptoms
of this fatal disease.
/ The Proprietor OF DIR. Duncan's Medicine.
/ bcgs leave TO inform Western Patients, suffer
ing from disease, thai he has opened West
ern Medical office, No. 100, Sycamore street
Cincinnati, where his medicines and advic,
can always be obtained.
For sale 10y J. Il. * II. i. MARSH and b,
Ihloh y PAUL. je 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

We informed our readers some days since
that the RI. Rev. the venerable Bishop Chase
OF Illinois, had addressed letter to the Bish-
ops OF the T. Z. Church in the United States,
setting forth the complaint that the students
IN the General Theological Seminary, arc in
the habit of attending and receiving instruc-
ton from suspended Bishop. We have the
letter before us, but forbear to insert il for
want oil space; but we must remark that it is
written III the candid and pious style for
which that prelote has always been distin-
guished; would that we had more such men
IN every denomination in our land; may he
long be spared to preside in the councils Of
the Episcopal church, and when he shall be
taken home as "shock of corn fully ripe"
may his holy mantle fall, in truth, upon his
successor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

| IA oRMS are the fruitful source Of many AMI
very seuo"s Diseases. indeed there y
N"Ney conPlgini which IN cis infopcv snJ
"'''"c. ~ 'ha' may not be produced OF highlvag-
."'',o' ny lhe presence ~ these Hnimsls IN ,be
novels 'cases arc rccoried' says m enio.o, -.
''c'an' Of them producing 81 Wins D,ncs 49,,
Jaw, aroplcSy, MANN. dropsy Of NJ. head ,og.,o.
1''u,, OF Tue eyes perverted vision. pafalysis. es-
PO''"'y oI lhe muscles sHhsergienl 10 sps.eb
stunning. plpiatun Of the heart biccye DRY
'o"gh' plenr'ic pains, erupiion, rhemos,ie psins
e'u y'n,,, ~" d. Chapman says. that every
- W worms seems 10 have iis origin and saps
t"' ln weak oHd depfaved c,.of mon ~ he
| u'seSlfe ogans' Again he SAYS in nII easrs "a
u'n'"-hcd strength and emociaiou Of frsme boVg
ever reduced, and especially " he bowels .b.,.
!" me debiiiiaied Stale. we may in 70 child snsp-ep
ne" eAsleUce ofspcedy gencfutnn.' DrGregorv
'e.ef'es' ~ fnnno be doubted that weak s,,is
ne digestive organs is that Wbirb ,,,nei,.Il,,
leafs q Tho p-o ilct ~ Of wo.u.' d, W ~.
marks There Is yet great space for imo,y.,,s, =,
VIC mode ct nolhng rhs comrl,,ut' (,vo,,,.N n
> "e ihfa"sl Worms unTle.ionably are found -,
"'l"t"iy in J0urg people 90 psrso,s al ,.eotiz
\" mti'suc bhfss and d.siheenc habii.. anil ben,s
""' '''i intention shuuJ be D. ins,gorato tie s,r
'" s'Nefai'J ahu ihe stomach end esiines raf.
ucuIdy
The remedy 10 Which we could call he sifentisp
~ ihe pebble. one Nhicl has proved successtni
Too long msi snd % Is universally ocknovieapof
~ sli IS DO have iucd b. 90 ho iaf superior io any
'ilrf medicine ever employed u disease Gy ubirb
10 BE- recommended % no only DESTROYS Ws,ms
lna intH.oaits he whole system, but % iis.otys,
BOD caffies 80 ihe supcfahundlnf slime "a macon.
" prevalent % De stomach onJ to,, es Of Children
nuio especially ihosc 90 bod bcaIib The mpso.
7iine Do boil ~ meet n which Worms ,,,.f,e.
Ncif lpnhe' 900 by removing o. u y imroas,tle ar
pc worms 'o trma'n 900 hs b.dy li l. bs,mless
% i's elects 900 Toe syslrm auI ihp health IN the
''''fni o. o'"Ns improved by ,ls u.e. even vsro
io worms ere discovered
JOHN wiNER & 90
Sic rru,eilr. or t,e Us.
~ 'He by Pryor q PAUL.. Dmssi.,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
GERMAN WASHINGTON G17.pns

a public meeting OF the Germans. and all
others friendly to the interests of our common
country will be held at the CITY HALL. on
thursday evening next, the lSthiust. at carly
candle-lIght. The object of the meeting is
to NIL up the ranks of the company immedi
dIately, so as TO meet the call of the Govern
or. Addresses may be expected, both in Ger.
man and English
by order ofhe Committee.
June Is, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

GEN. GAINES.-Thc Union announces
officially, OF course, that lin view of the diff.
fculties of restraining his Irregular action by
orders at so great distance, the embarrass-
ments his course has already produced, aud,
II continued in his present position, will be
likely TO produce, the government has been
constrained, from high considerations of duty,
aud sacred regard to the public interest, TO
remove Gen. GAMES from the command Of
the Western Division, and 10 order him 10
repair forthwith to Washington "Consid-
ering his extraordinary course" it adds, ''and
the mischief it has already produced. his best
friends will, we trust, be convinced that no
m'lder course could have been pursued to-
wards him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
L1TESr ER01l LIE NnIru

The New Orleans Delta OF June 5,mcntions
tn, arrival of the mouth OF the Mississippi,
oi the barque TeXidor, Capt Major, 4 DAYS
from Toblsco. Mexico. The Delta says
From Capt. Major, who came to this city
to procure provisions, &c, we learn that great
excitement existed ia Tobasco against the A.
merlcans. Anordcr of embargo ON American
vessels was received from the general govern
ment as he was about leaving.
The order came by express from the city of
Mexico; and Capt Major, on receiving the
earliest intimation of its arrival in the CITY,
succeeded, by the assistance of several friends
IN reaching his vessel. The Governor having
failed 10 prevent Capt. Majors departure. or.
dered, II is said, the Mexican steamer Ventura
to go out and ca pture his vessel. The com.
commander of the steamer, however knew
the IeXidor was furnished with one gun, and
therefore considered ii the better part of dis
cretion not 10 be in too great hurry firing up
Capt. Major was at his consgnees' i'm the
city when the order came, and was guarded
to his boat on the beach by about twenty OF
his friends, well armed, so that the soldier,
Were afraid to attempt making him prisoner.
The schur. --, Capt Cox, of New Or
leans, was seized, and the master detained in
the capitol. The Tcxidor left several Eng
lisl vessels in port loading. No American
man-oiw war had as yet been seen oil the port.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

ALMoNTE AND SANTA ANNA.-The
Courier des Flats Unis states that Alnoute
has resigned his appointment as minister to
France, and will not return to Mexico until a
change is made in the present government
lie and Santa Anna are busily engaged in
planning revolution, and the insurrection
in the south by Don Juan Alvarez in favor OF
Santa Anna aud pure repubIicanism is by no
means suppressed, as reported.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
NEW GOODS NEW CoonS
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER GOODa.

AM dcicrmintd o. reduce my stock of Fanrv
4 summer Go'ds. without regard ~ profit prepa.
~ !" M early and extensive iull stock particularly
:" my "h"lcsalo department I will offer great m.
"uremrnis Ia those ia want OF such goods as
Real tench O'glndics Ffcnch Jaconeis. French
lawns Lace Musiins. Gins hams Bilisi Gineha
Berages Sc Sc
WHITE GOODS-Jlconel Combine. gook anI
nM''s muslns. Camhrcs. THetOns, Striped ami
finid Nluslins Curtain Muslins. &c.
shawls S'aris, Hosiery. Gloves and Cravais
ALSO Summer Cassi,neres aud Vestiog.. SIM
nef Cloths &c. largo and beautiful stock o(
,'' together "llh Linen Dullings. LineD Checks,
u" ana get bargains al corner uG Main
v,'''''h S''ees' w + SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
CABINET CAANGES r,

CABINET CAANGES.-Rumors are quite
plentiful OF changes in the Cabinet at Wash
lngton. MIR. Buchanan, it is said, is not ia
iavor OF the arrangement for the settlement of
the Oregon difficulty ON the terms Just sub.
united to the Senate by the President. lie
W.T. therefore, according to the rumors, leave
the Department of State, and either take the
vacant seat on The Supreme Court Bench. on
MIR. McLANE's place in London-the latter. !,
IS said being about TO return home on account
OF i'll health
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

THE RlVER.-The Messenger, which
should have been down on Saturday nigh t, is
now aground at Beaver shoals. The Dccloro-
ton and sundry other boats, were detained
there some time. The Cambria came nm vcs-
torday, and, we learn, will return down, The
water is too low for the largest class of boz us
above this city, at the present TINA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
GEN. JAYLOR.-TAe Washington cor

GbN. gAlLOR.-lhe Washington cor
respondent of the Chahcstoa Courier says
IL as believed that the gpllantry aud success
of General Taylor will make him Major
General. The Office Of AN additional Major
General is 10 be created 10y law
We find in the same letter the Toll owing:
"Rumor says that Gencu,l Scott makes no Sc
cret of the fact that he is TO invade Mexico
IN August with two arnies-ooc ICom Tampi.
co, another irom northern point, both ai.a
ing at the city Of Mexico. But doubt whc-
theran arrangements Cor that purpose have
been actually commenced Should the wal
continue. invasion viii undoubtedly be resor
ted to as the only means Of bringing it to a
speedy termination"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
LOCO 1000 DEFlNITIONs

Truitor.-A man that dare, to spcsk nj
OF the unjust measures OF tlr, Dominant mar
u.
DrHish Wig. -Onc whorrcfcrs American
Industry 20 Tie labor Of British pauperi.m.
IOry.--A man that dares question the im
mdcdldtc purity OF James X Folk
lhfric0H.--Oue who votes 30 900 mon
end slO'OOO,OOO TO carry ON war against
Mexico.
OPPRESSION enact Just and equal
Tax law, 50 as to raise sufficient revenue Ia
preserve the credit of the State.
ftdtroiist.-One who supports the Con
suIutlon OF The United States
LeHSnsfeT Gazfffc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
81 BRITISH WINGS.
8 DEMDGR A1In pATP InrC

We do rot state the fact with view of
Claiming exclusive patriotism for the Wings.
Tor We are not 80 illibertl as TO believe t6at
therG Is any want OF patriotism with the mas.
ses mat constitute the Democratic party: but
We Go II Tor tie purpose OF placing the lie up-
OF oase talnmny That - believed and hon
estly, too, by thousands of men who bal,m,
90 the Democratic party"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

H"HN 10 y " TIE WESTERN VlRGINIA
w TIMES AND GAZETTE.
w PSI LdEERT. NA.-JohH STILL.
WEsr ALENANbRIA. pa ~ H,,e
TYLER COUNTY, Va WIN. J. NfCoy
BFLLE-AR. ONO q. Il. Archfr.
ELfzARErTowN. MtRspttLCo Y. I'M.
CADz OF. T.. Aibeyi. 'o''
Mr. PLEASANT, O.-Abr0lam 1TGrs,r
~. CLNrsviLLE. F0,fsr CayysU g.,
SrErnrNvltLE O.-Lfri lisNor.
bEookr. Go. NN.-kUioh Sffu Esg
IoErttNn, ONO ia " IIlfb,r5
VI 'ssiiiON OWO--Jam,s W. Tg8srbiV
IHifDtIrHtt.-Jnma Rat. r.. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
Der OF troops on thcir way
BRITISH WHIGS.-The Lornnsnnr

'N~AA ~ iiAN'0'- d uV i1OIbdilSIpTl ell
cGraPh gives the best reply 10 this miserable
cry that we have ever read. 1t SAYS:
The best answer we can give To reCutc the
base oaiumny,is 90 state the fact that out of
9lPersons who responded to the call of Gov.
Whlicoinb, to serve their country and risk
iheir lives IN the scoUhing sun OF Mexico.
there were
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

New Hampshire is looking up, indeed
On Monday, the joint resolution, authorizing
the Treasurer oopply for the States share of
sales of the Public Land passed to a third rca-
ding, after spirited debate, by vote Of l9l
tool
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

MARRlED-At Jacksonville. la. on the
morning of the 4th inst. BY the Rev. Cbos.
n. Page, Mr.. JoHN HuGHrs CooKrRty 10
Miss Ann LEE CHAPLINR daughterof the late
Josiah Chapinc OF this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
C. BRINCKERHOFFS

'HNuE vegetable Kingdom is prnvi.lcd by The
Goa ol Manure wIth herbs uf Il II rc.I urOn-
'''"S and suited when properly administered. Ia
every condition at disease. II Nillnu he c,ntcp
p'u h"l That y requires invention and we'll direc.
eu skiil To prepare these native IGrdicnmrnis so
"a' Uef femcdial powcrs shall he we'll drawn
"ni Snd The b'iicr applied; ihi Is ton amman, n
necessity 10 Hqufe suppari The Po,n,,et,r al
ihe Health RcsiuraiiXa.- In the number AT v,r.
since ne hrsl commenced Ms preparation (f,,rn Inc
Original amI'y recipe, has devoted n grcnt n,r.,,,
"i his Time Ca Tho study of The medical ,T ri and
strength of each herb used ia The compound Tn
"""v mas maj 'he ELECT of more porlecty convin.
rlhs INN al The superior CnfaIive ppwer nC the
hcaIIh Restorative. Itsecm. perfectly adapieI t.,
ne cure oi Cons umpton, Liver Complaint A.rb,n,
C"Id'' Coughs. md pains ~ the s,de aud chest
'"f 'he'e dIseosrs ~ - I'nrIculTry .. c mmendrd
WIN cefiniriy Of success and satisfaction ubich
can be cl IN lis lUrce uny 10y those " hu have hen
u nled hy MS means No considerations of pecu
mary fecompense sway the proprietor; he truss he
y nH"e"ced solely by tho great pleasure Of minis
,cflng Ia ihe relief 81 suH fug humanity, and has
devoted suth great t4lctse ,rthe f,cinre ,f ,l,s
remedy and deals out 30 largely 10 the qnantity
gNeE, that The J. come barely sufircs Co roycr The
lmmeise outlay. Let those who are seeking
Balm ~ Gd5nd nse tho Health Restorative. The
ccFuiicnic Is from Dr. Chiffon. The we'll
known New York Chemist
. "'Nc AAH'NIcd mule 81 medicine called e
Br'nekcfhoi'- Health Restorative and find il,ai II
hoes nj contain Mercury. or any olhcr metallic
prepaiaion nos opium IA any ol It's forms. II T.
composcd Of vegetable mailer entirely
JAMES II Chiffon. ND.
e BRiNCKERIIOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett, u Agent
Principal Office SO Hut son street Now York.
Agents for Wheeling. Drs JAS BaKER and a
; TODD; West AleXander. IA. BRYANT & CRA
IN, aud by agents is almost every town N The
= Ina may 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
ID HAINE q co., MANAorus-

ID bAINE q co., MANAGERS.
MI WHEELING. Va
drawn Tuesday June o. 1916
IL - "a CT 20 ~ 70 " ~, M a., "a
M Lowest prize 81.
IOhcmuhc River Lol.ru of D.r.,,...
no Ill. ior Jmrg. 1916
10 20 DO . lG "a 1JgfgI
Lowest pul 90.
n. J.. DORSEY. I.at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

a. poul tcrer in Liverpool. according To late
advlces. has been carrying ON trade which
n'als ~ ingenuity some Of the b.,t y,plcc
notions. lie was convicted of COVERING conn.
mon fowls with pbeasints feathers. and 81
ling them as pheasants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

| ferdinand Srangicr
| Amanda Spanglcr. &
Margaret Spangler.
CompiaHos,s In cbanccy
psJoualhan Wright,
DgmdaHt. 7
PURSUANT to decree rendered In thi. c5y..
at lhe September term 1915. pftle Cir.,;, H.,
P'n'r Court Of law and Chanrec nr nv.
county OF j. l.r I viii ON jha 2uI N1rIgy 4,
yJ.uIy l-i6, Chat being court DAM Iii i, ...'
~! S"'non'l ihr doorol Jhc Cour House IN
guy county, q tract Of one thousand g,,es oc
'n1 situated m luinn,...t I4 ...fl ,.,,.....
s"' particularly described ua decd l,om saii
nl.al,n-.'r aud wife to stil Wdsu and GleJ
I'.' 'N' p'p.isol said cause. tbe sale lo tc ON
''. .sHHs ioII1uiul au 8mouut sufficient to
satisfy ,nH decree. Six months credit. and for
"f '.''tu OF purchase money a credit oi one.
"' ana Urcc years. tbc purchaser To- give
.''Ns h'1unE interest from thc dlv of sslp
W .h goud security lor ihc payment al tbc Ia
3.m.uis VIM J. MCOY. ID. s. lor
J3u6 WiLiAM JvnSs0H. $. 4. e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

HNOR SALE.-'Thc History NJ The Rcformo.
june Is HALLS N,,r.,''. D.. ~
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DIED

On the morning of the llth inst. at the res
idence of Isaiah Fox, Belmont CO. Ohio.
JANE UPDEGRAFF, daughter of the late
Israel Updegrair of this city.
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LATEST 80 ~. NEWS.
From The Baiiimors Patriot of SATURDAY.,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

nihlll1 lMGOkIA L.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE OREGON PROPO-
.SlTlON ADVISED Bl THE SENATE.
ltailo.ds us the greatest qualification To in
form our readers that the Senate of the United
States yesterday evening advised the accept.
onCc by the President of the British PROPOSE
ton for the settlement of the Oregon question
with only ScpeH dissenting votes. This most
important proceeding secures the amicablc
and honorable settlement of this long pend
ing controversy aud will be hailed with nm
ieigned satisfaction by every true friend u
peace and the best interests of these UnitcC
States.
1t will be seen that the following POSTSCRIPT
To our Washington correspondents letter
= conveys the very gratifying intelligence
Z. ). THE SENATE HAS ADVlSEI
} THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE OREGON
PROPOSITION, WITH ONLY Z DISSENT
, ING VOTES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15

The Cincinnati Gazette informs us that the
number of volunteers from Ohio is complete.
and several companies in addition have been
rendered, which cannot be received into Camp
WASHINGTON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-15
Sidney S. Cox, ComPlainanf,1
Us.
John Cain, William n. Jones, In chanccry
John w. GILLESPIE,

=, by virtue OF "a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry for the COUNTY
OIL Tyler, rendered at the September term Isl Is
OF SAID court, IN a cause then pending in s,id
court, wherein Sidney S. Cox was plaintig
and John Cain, William n. Jones. and John
w. Gillespie were defendants, will sell by
PuOic auction, on Saturday the 18th div OF
yS"'y' 1916, IN the town of SislervilIe i'm ".
Ter county one traction of town lot in said
toWn; No. - on the plat Of said town. and
on Tue terms following: ono fifth of the pur-
Cl'ase money TO be paid IA hand, and the re-
.l'''ioef IA nne and eighteen months from
w "'y OF safe, thc purchaser 10 give bonds
bearing interest, with good security n, tI',
payment Of the deferred msmllment.
w. J. mccoy, ID. S. for
jun WM JoHSsoN, S. r. G.