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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

tJ-ANurilkR LIFE SAVED by the use Of
Df Wis'sf's Baisam 81 Will cherry The Pillow.
'"g ee''it'c"r y from be wife 81 NJ Enseh Perry
. ve'y 'espee'ahe iafmef "a Oxford Cunty. M,m,
and cnn be fsli'd upon tfne ~ 'tfry ranieolr,.
" 80. ~ socre :, rui gwen iy The lady from /,
~ense 81 driV. iselne fha, she owed the ns..,fx.
tton ~ her ifs ~ Df Wi-iats Wild Cher, n lam.
RUNfoED NJ. O,ffi 80. Jni, ~. Iris
THIS rnsy eefuv, thai { have E,t q nnmh., o,
Yesfs been severely flic',J ~nh The A.,bms 4,
pr'ehtf, leiJ TOOK Ninleui c.,ld uktcb p,.,
dueed very severe eongh whth wss ssrome.
r'ed wih severe pans ~ sfie, and -, .ut e,o
is.s' " nights These b1d symps,,s.. r,,r,,,o.J no,
|" ~as ~ much reduced ibat was nn,hl. J., a.
coy ~"'k sls"i he hon.e ~ even Wsit s.,,s, a.,
100" ~fpf'Hf sssisarre w. JAY Istf "a.
nhi ried VIII shnftHsss 81 hieash such ere, an
Gully ~ hfeuth ~. N such severe pam. tb,t -.
"h'hic ." i'e 10 hsd sisep - ii.,.s vi. ~.
rhy'risn ~hn stifrdsd me sod sno,is, . \. a..
h'"I'ed lr'h saus ~ 10 lie SD ,h.v ,ot
q" 90 n"fe of me ~ iusta, ds.r,,,,,i "a ~,
"ie bad o." h,pe myself I men e,,,,,,s,,s
lab'ng ID VISTA. Bii.sm ~ WA Cbs,,,---,..e,.
bod iak"" nns f-iiiis "a. sbie o., y,,L ,t..,, IN,
l'o'se e"rinpei o sts ,he Bs'.m nsGl
I'' ''h'" iH' isiiics. spb foW an veil. ice,
~ I" t'n, i.1 90 nu rauEH. De- nv nn " vafk kert
n" nee. and hste nui ent3od heusf hsait, ~ M
Ten t,'f' INsredI RELIANCE PERRY
20 'sie ~ rRYOR 4 PAUL. I6I M,tl., -.
49, - tRJMBN0ktR. Dmgsat In, paS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
TAN oNPAsENGFps

The United States Supreme Court-eavc it,
dcci~ion on TUESDAY last, upon the constit,it.
ionol power Of the State Of New York 10 inn
pn-e tar Oh passengers arriving at its ports
The Court held that the State had power. as a
municipal regulation, guarding against the ex-
pens 81 supporting paupcr emigrant: aud that
y instead Oi giving security to protect the State
irom NAT expenses, ship owners preferred "a
commute aud pay a certain sum down. that
did not rcnder the Communication money illegni
Her Gdz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
ANEcDoTE OF THE oLpEN TINES

- About 30 years ago great complaints were
made that the wHtchmen of London and
Westminster had neglected their duty 60 a
great degree. Op this, wise S.rnator ma,ls
q motion IN she House Of Commons Tor leave
TO bring in bill to compel watchmen TO
sleep ~ the day. that they might discha rye
their duty in the night Sir Thomas Creed.
anenineni man OF his time. begged the homo.
rablc member would include him i'm this bill
Tor ne was so cursedly troubled with the eout
that he could neither sleep night or day:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON F,;d.v

MELANCHOLY ACCiDENT-On Friday
last, Mrs. Eaton. OF Exeter, was found by
her husband, burned almost To a cinder! Mr..
Eaton had been married but twenty -four hours,
and having occasion to leave his house on
business, returned in about three four,hs OF
an hour, aud found his wife, whom he had just
before left in good health and spirits, in the
dreadful condition above described. There
Is a mystery hanging over the affair which
can never be uniolded. The probability,
however, j. that Mrs. Eaton was visited by a
d aud tell forward in the fire. The funeral
sermon was pronounced BY Rev. T.. G.. Car
pcnter.-Bangor Wig. Sta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
A GENTLE HINT

beau, gallanting his intended, few evenings
since, Gays the Lowell Bulletin,) was con-
versing upon the late turn out. when h. re-
marked that che wished he was able 10 main.
tain all the factory girls in Lowell for ii,
months. lie would do il TO prevent their
returning TO the Mills
Hts iaif one, who had till now been silent
listener To his patriotic discourse. replied.
wan SIGH. An. wish YOU were able 10
main tain one OF ihcm.v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
TAXING THE VEII-on Turs

TAXING THE NElI..-On Tuesday. the
feast OF the Epiphany. Mis-, Frances Browne.
(Sister Mary Theresa Mrs MARY McCanty
tSis,er Mary Liguori.) Miss NJ FenuiSsy
tSis,er Mary S,anslaus,l aud Miss Ann Cau.
held tSister Martha.) received the White Veil
VI sle Chapel OF thu Convent oi thc Sisters Of
Mercy, Pittsburgh, from toe hands ct The
Bishop
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

hope, Tor the sake Of humanity. thai, the en-
euions thus Apparently made b. the "a pen tn
secure public tranquility nay have been sue
ccssiui. Mexico, with all the faults Of her
people, has set good examples in some cases,
and on certain subjects, particularly IN pre-
"rvinS or regaining public peace in trying
cases.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
THE FARMERS LIBRARY AND
MONTHLY JOIRN oE AGRIctrI

MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICUL-
TURB, - growing aPacc in our affections.
and we earnestly desire To see il la the hand,
OF all our farmers. The following il the table
OF contents for the January number now be-
fore us, viz Continuance ot Thacrs Pnnci-
plrs of Agriculture. which comprises the
whole of the Farmers Library" The Jour.
nal i'r the month comprise, the following.
A New Years Offering to our Patrons.
TwatlSr on Mich Cow:
The Manlaui Farm - Chb;
Farm Buildings.
Description ot Nilkinson's Plln 81 Farm:
ihe Mole IN winch Lame OPERATES, in render
ing the Suil br,tcr adapted Tor the Germina-
ton aud Gtowth OF parlicul " Plants.
The Housewives Department:
Thoughts ~n the Distribution of Labor
Jerusalem ArJichok".
Cellars, ~. Spring Houses Tor Daircs;
Flax and Hemp HuSh,ndr,:
One Horse Carts Prize r. savs:
A Hint Tor Agricultural Socicti,s;
Agriculture IN Fmnce;
The Hydraulic Ram;
The Screw;
Comparative Value of Different Kinds OF
Fo idcr,
Experiments with Manures.
ENpense of Keeping Hor>es;
Comparative Niow- of the Progress Of Popu-
lation IN certain regions OF the United
States;
The Importance OF Dfdining Land,
Potato Washer;
The Ina fence OF Pasture on Sheep reared OH
it;
Bccs-Statisdcs of Swarmings
Pieces Current.
Messrs. Greeley & NJ Elnih deserve great
credit for the style IA which this work Is got
up.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

MR.. GOUGH.-Ihc New York Mirror saws
II Is rumorcd that Mr Cough Will shortly
change has vocation oi temperance lecturer to
that OF the Orthodox Congregational ministry.
lie intends To spend the remainder OF the VIA.
tef Ia the South.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
A WELCOME yIsJTFR d.v ., ,wo

since. one OF Uncle Sans Snsg Boats paid us
visit aud removed three OF four ugly Gus
toners IN the WAY Of snags which for some
time past have rendered no viga,ion in front of
thi, city somewhat h.nnlous. After receiv-
lug bcnedictiou from the stcamboatmen,
she proceeded on her mission.
Matches Free Trader.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

10 clesu Marble. hkr ysrIlafl, aui pBr...
sioue we'll powdered withliul.. u.y,f. ...t
Ell mix iI'se with sYBp bees tl Coo ,1g-...
cpcr Of patty rutil be- % wuaIrn Iae su#
fub lhc s'aius v,. uua was. l..s wash .u
VIII sap aud waler ,aafifapt f.fYn,,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

A, an election held a, the Banking House
Of the n. w. Bank in this city on the 9th
inst, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors Tor the Psren, Bank ior the ensuing
year, Arohd Woods. A. Il. Woods, Thomas
Paul, T. W. Mitchell and W. ". SArirer.
Dimcton appointed by the Executive of the
Slate Tor the same, Thomas Johnston, Doaici
SictnrOd. q. W. Thompson. Zuc Jacob.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

Judge Randall, OF the L. = District Court
at Philadelphia, was taken i'll ON the Bench
on Friday morning and had Ia be conveyed
home We are happy to learn tina, hc was
much better late i'm the evening
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

Hon Louis MClAne, according to the Dali
tlmore correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, has
written home that he expects to be able to
return ia March next and that he should then
resume, II i, 30 pleased the Directors, the Pres
ldcncy o. the Baltimore aud Ohio Railrosd
Company.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

THE OLD CLOCK ON THE STAIRS.
Leisrni,e est une pr1sdulc. don't le valsnc;er
nj 81 rid sans ce<se ces deux mots srule ment,
aus le silcUce dcs tom bcax: Toujours jam
Is Js'"eis' tougcors" ~
JAceuEs BRiDArSE.
Somewhat back from the village street,
Stands the old-iashioncd county seal. ~~-l
Across It's antique portico
Tall popular trees their shadows ~
And nom Its station in the hall
An ancient time piece sayxI
"Forever--never
Never-ionver
Hallway up the stairs IL starfI
Aud points aud beckons with itsyXU(6
From Its case of massive oak.
Lake monk. who under his cloak.
Crosses himself, and sighs. alas,
With sorTowful voice To all who pass
Forever-never,
Nevcr-ioreycti
By day Its voice is low and light;
But IN the silent dead of night.
Distinct a. passing footsteps fall,
ltechoes along tho vacant hall.
Along the ceiling. along the 49,
And seems to say. at CO @nauo.-
"Fonvc.-nav
Never-ioreye
Through the DAYS Of sorrSy( ||<oly,yv( -
Through days OF death and lays OF birth,
Through every swift vicissitude
OF changeful time, unchanged i, has stood,
And as II. like God, il all things saw,
IL calmly repeats those words of awe
"Forever-neyer
Never-ioreyeT"
In that mansion used To be
Free-hearted hospitality:
His great fires up the chimney roa red:
The stranger Toasted al his board;
But, like the skeleton at the feast
That warning time piece never ceased
"forcver-neveri
"Ncyer-forcver,"
There groups of merry children PLAYED
There Youths and maidens dreaming strayed:
q precious hours o golden prime,
And the afiiuencc of love and time
Even "a a mser counts his gold.
Those hours the ancient time piece told
"forever-never
Never-ioTeveTr'
From that chamber. .clothed in white.
The bride came forth on her wedding night:
There, in that silent room below,
rue utdu iaf III MS snrotid oil SNOW:
And in the hush that followed the PRAYER.
Was heard the old clock ON the stair
f'Forcyer--neveri
Neycr-ioreverl
All are scattered now and fed,
Some are married some are dead:
And when ash, with throbs of pain,
All, when shall they all meet again ?"
As IN the days long sinoe gone BY.
The ancient iimc-pIece makes reply
"Forever-neveri
Never-iorever
Never here. forever there,
Where all paT.iyg. pain, aud care.
And death as.I -l,"e shall disappear
Fereycr there, but never here
The huEr lcse OF eternity
Saye,,f his necessarily
"Fomver--nevrrl
NcveT--forcver
Henry w. IoScprttnw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

The AndcrSonian University Of Glasgow.
IN which, Proiessorship of Phrenoogy has
recently been founded. and Dr. Weir. a dis
tineuished physician, appointed Professor. has
1000 students, 400 of whom are medical stu.
dents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

Tue steam -biatm "a a, 81. Louis have en-
tered into an agreement 10 di,pcnse with rln
nors hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
TEXAS AS A sTATE.-The followin,

Ni'Nhioi tpllttAbtS oi the ilisiUtu~ has Dl0u
issued by the Secretary OF the Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January .. 1916.
You are hereby instructed that al vessels of
the United States and thrir ctfg,,rs arri wing in
your collection district from sny port in the
Stale Of Texas, on aud after tie 3lst day of
Dccembcr, 1919, TIN date of the act TO ,sisb.
lish a collection district ia the State OF Texas
AMI Tor other purposes, are Ia h' placed on
similar footing without reference To The date
al their clearance from ports iu said Slate.
with vessels and their Cargoes arriving from
any Other district OF port iu thc United Statc..
aud ~ a. tO vessels ui tia United States drpaf.
ting from your district with merchandise of
foreign growth, mauuiaci.I. or production.
iof 'he state OF Texas with respect ,o coast
wise onspOuauon for b.urht ul dfot,hs.t
vessels aud ihrIr CHrgu-, arriving iH aae y5ft
~ The State Of Texas. cilh.g from q foreign
PoH az port many other SLATE %, T,rritor, Of
the United States, are So boz placed oua similar
ipoiing with vessels ami their cargp,s arr, inc
atponsin any oi the State at the Iui8u.
II. j. WALKER.
Secretary of tlIe Treasury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

OT We are indebted To the Hon \ Stew
art, Hon. Garrett Davis. sn1 Hon. VIM
Archer Tor valuable congressional documents
tor which they will please accept our thanks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
eCOTT,s HOTEL

- THE SUBSCRIBER has opened
UIx1 Hopsk the o,rn~r of Se~ood end
U&ve y Green Sisres. in this city. under
The nsne NJ Scott. iiu,el. and A,s to
sea efea irs'n. Ia construct AMI furnish IL IN sivie
so'at'e h'rh~ ecmi.u oi these who may be pleas
ed 10 fas"r him with cali From ~. locauos.
|nR,ns ne'r IN the h,-i .c.ms.s, isnnei the style
c,Hss. s"d esten, I'd the boa.s, txesh~s with
rsnai susn'.o an his pert. hopes To
i've eensr,i Satisfaction,
IS. wM C. SCOTT
"'meriy al M.gsn iic,se.
m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

Iusll England there are but nine daily pa.
pcrs published. They are all in London
The concentration OF public support upon a
number - small, satisfactorily accounts for
their unsurpassed excellence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
January 1916.

IHE NNFI UF HE INIIED NTNTEN
The number and class OF vessels Iu the Ne
val service on the lst day ct October. b. Sta
ted a. follows
Iu ,,p,u,is'p I,,,IF, p..rt. ~ .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
"'mefiy al M.gsn House.
-" SsUts J,cksons lille, III.

:pkUNsUMFrioN MAY RE- ANNIIlIIATru
~ the nee "t Dr Dnmsn's Exr~eur.n, R.r.av
S'nee 'hc "'scsine,"n "f this valuable mei,cin.
into The Uni-d States. the deaths by Con.sm u,,or.
are 'ss' lcsset ,ns and the bright .uiles Of health
found eeamirs w the eyes Of ihou.ansis. whose
'iv"s Veto reduced Ia a slender thread Compare
ihc weekly r"c.rd. al death IN The eiiies Of New
York B-'"". Ph,li.~irh,s, Bshimore. and even
"nf own Guy. presi"ns IN the year 1870; since The
"'ne take ir'" confederation the vast increase of
r"'"'"''''' and 20" viii find iha, Coo.omp,on has
heen gradually w ~ n IN inner rosa..t..i. n, !,
~e' Known la the community that there arc hum.
drr'is OF valuable rer-.rs spared weekly by tho
timely use " Dr. Donca.'. Valuable Medicine.
|0ssst 90 long ss hse effected commence using The
IN ses-'o. Consumption of the Lungs will
decrease. nni,i every vss'ies of ne p.,'soa-
9s are ~ d'caied from our s,iI. p. sale hv
va Y X MARSH. Main e. Wheeling. ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
MARRIED.

One o( the absurd ailcctia lions OF modern,
wouldbc delicacy, is the style which som.
editors have adopted within lew years past,
IN announcing marriages, by substituting and
for 10, thus:
Mdrriod-ln Buffalo, by Rev Mr.. Pound.
text. Richard Roe, esQ, and Mrs Dorothy Doe.
Now we submit that, although Richard and
Dorothy may both have been married il does
not follow that they were married 10 each 9th.
en- nor does this annunciation state that they
were. We have been at a loss for any reason
Tor this change, but we now learn from tn,
Albany Journal that the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser, paper which has adopted the
new mode, giyosesa reason, that the old way
OF announcing the marriage Of gentlemen 10
a lady Is dlsrrspcctlul TO the latter
In the names oi Hymen and Nesta we ask
what Is there disresPcotiul 10 woman. OF
lady II YOU please. IN the announcement that
she ~ married 10 a respectable man.
The Albany Journal proposes that the an
nouncrmeut b. in5dc a. follows
Marriage By the Rev. Y, of, Mr.. A r
nth Miss c D.
TIL, the Spy properly rojecisas clumsy. but
adis:-"B b. this mode YOU may guess AT SEINE
meaning, and therefore some disrcspcct NAV
TO- surmiscd
NOW We can ~ no means see IN this an
nnunccnicnl any Of the disfcspcc, spoken ol.
We do not guess at, bat plainly discover some
ncaning, and that Just the meaning intended
10 BE- conveyed. What does all this nonsense
spring from l. IN rriag, honorable among
mn or IS it noi} II i, b., how then can a
simple announcement OF il b. any way disre.
~p,ctlul oT indelicate.
lbus much a. TO the dclicacy, heaven save
ihe mark. oi this matter; now as to the pfo-
pretty Of these different modes. They are. all
wrong It's neither right 60 sav;--Married
Mf. 70 Miss u, nor MI \ and Miss n. nor
Nh min Miss D. The proper announce.
mentis. Married. Miss b 10 Nc A..
The man u not married Ia ihc woman. but
TIC woman to the man. Nothing 81 the man.
state j. NOE should b. merged in marriage. bat
OF the womdus there H. and should b.. The
man chsngrs neither position nor name, the
woman does both therefore 1t d, proper 10
~ That tlIe woman - married 90 the man,
and mo- the mtu 10 Tie woman.
Tie same etiquette d,mands this which de-
m"pts that senator should ~ presented to Il
President, nt DukS to kiug. instead of a
President 10 q Senator " y he qua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT wiTu

80.
GRASS SEEDING ~ New.J rr..y eorre.
pondent Of tlg New NDrk Far aud Mcchsoi,
states ihc following experiment. H. first
procured. from different sources. sitty.l loads
OF mick snd rotted leave. from the woods N
was etpnSrd 10 the irosts of winter. and the
rom anb sun ut summ O.. fill after midsummer
when three bngshrstl- of uuslakeI limo &C..
mixed with b. When properly heated ID
Wns pat on three a,fcs oi ,uh ground which
utd been newly turned over. and rolled down.
Iht manure ws# sell narrowed in. rye aud
gmss seed were -oNn aud the land sRsin well
narrowed rnd rolled Tie ath.eaurnt pr,.
duct was two tons ui hly to dee acre wRef,
previously not haii i0u was cut This af
'uIJ- smother pr1ui 81 Zoe great ai,anisle o.,
'be thorough intcmiSturr of iho manure viii
Poe sui Thorough snd repeated harrow io,
should always b. given Immediately aft,
, .pI IHir- manure. even where it b. iutrndf.
. O" tuu b undef v,lh jhc pillow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

- PANiSIi SOLE LEATHER - 1000 LII. q. k
~ Tsnnrd Sole Leather. jusI rec u from BaIu
more ani ior sale 81 tho lowest rates. ny
MGLALLEN g. KNOX
jan ~ Syn 81 The BIG RED Root
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15
TO GARDENERS 4.

DROPOSALS will be received 10y The Dn,I.,.;.c.
u ed as c"rmiree of the trustee. the wb.,iins
uniset-sy maid MnB:ay the 81 day nj Fshr.',y n.,,
h-s The rrns 81 The following srsusd bsIonsInr IN
sar rsa-s~s- "a their corPeraie cspseit, VIZ ion
sesr. ~ srsnnd lying on Wheeling hill. and form.
s~x me sa"sss "nrh OF The s,uih line ~ SD 10
scse-. ~h'ch 10 &c feet. Or l-... north Of ,a.
on street IN the city 81 Wheeling sii.DdeJ--
'be tenant ~iil be sequusd IN enclose ih. sam,
VIII substantial fence. snd allow N. .sJ Fms.
ices " they ',qni's -. The pnVileg. ~ 2 acre. in
4" near The eth'fe' add The right 81 way 20 he same
Proposals a. IT, feocs, length ~ lease. sc. left
~ e'hef o' He -ndef'sned previous ~ said
DAY Will meet ~nh aiteniton
GiLCHRiSr.
TODD,
y TOW NSIIEND. Gem '1'f'es.
Jan95t WHARTON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

no FARMERS "A ne.h surply Of the Amer.
u 'c"n shepherd, by L A hiorreII; in.t reed
s'''f 'or sale by JOHN } HASwELL.
jan 10 Union 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-15

els. DC. add will be r'nied on nodente terms 10
ss~'d tenant. esher with without the dwelling
house adJoining 10.
Also. The three subs sniial warehouses on Water
street, kn"wn by che name OF Tie Fawceu huiid-
ings Posses-ion OF any - ell Of these buildings
can h. gwen ,s,msdiairly.
For terms. &c. which will he res.en.bie. sppIy
10 Oaa 10 lmJp y n ARMS rRoNG
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
PUBLyc,-No 80.


AN ACT to attach to the Fort Wayne land
district certain tracts Of land lying within
the limits OF that district which are not now
attached to any district.
[SEc. l.. Be ii enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. of the United
STATES of America in Congress assembled,
That all the lands in the State CT Indiana
which lie north Of the township line dividing
townships twenty-three and twenty four, and
east of the range line dividing ranges four and
five cast, which lie south of the Wabash river,
be, and the same are hereby, attached to the
Fort Wayne land district and all that tract of
land which lies north of the township line divi.
ding townships twenty three and twenty-four,
and west of the range line dividing ranges four
and five east, and east of the east line of the
Charlottesville land district, be attached to and
shall form part Of the Winnemac land dis
trict and ali the lands lying south Of the said
township line, dividing the said townships
twenty-three and twenty four, which were here.
iofore within the limits of he Fort Wayne land
district. including the portions of the late Mia
mi ce,sons south Of said line, be, and the same
are. attached to the Indianapolis land district !;
and all lands lying within, any of the aforesaid
land districts which may not have been offered
for sale, shall hereafter constitute part of the
land district in which they respectively lie.
Approved, August 8, 1916.
State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-11-20
PuBLlc.-No. lO2.

AN ACT for the allowance of drawback on
foreign merchandise imported into certain
districts of the United States from the British
North American provinces, md exported to
foreign countr es.
Sec. l.. Be it enacted by The Senate
and House of Representatives. of the United
States Of America in Congress assembled,
That any merchandise imported from the Britt
ish North American provinces adjoining the
United States which shall have been duly en-
tered and the duties thereon paid or secured
according to law at either of the ports of entry
in the collection districts situated on the northe
ern, northeastern, and northwestern frontiers of
the United States, may be transported by land
or by water, or partly by land, and partly by
water, TO any port or ports from which merchan-
disc may, under existing laws, be exported for
benefit Of drawback, aud be thence exported
with such privilege to any foreign country:
Popided. That such expectations shall be made
thin one year from the date Of importation of
said merchandise, and that existing laws rela
ting to the transportation Of merchandise enti-
tied to drawback from one district to another, or
to two other districts, and The due expectation
and proof of landing thereof. and al regulations
which the Secretary ofihe Treasury may pres
crlbe for the security Of the revenue shall be
complied with.
Approved August s, 1916.