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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-23
Avs OF THE UNITED ySTATES-STEREO 60.
4. HaT ra.. TYPED EDITION.
,.ar Published by authority Of Congress.

.rsan 1f.9gsg VOLUME 10 skPARATELY. SIT
TIME subscribers will publish at the commence
j. ment of the next session of Congress (about
Jan. ], I646) ''THE Laws OF THE UNITED STATES"
agreeable act of Congress the last session, and
for The accommodation Of those gentlemen rho hare the
earlier edition h, nine poi,aes volume TO- containing
the laws from the year 1889 to March, l845, will be
published separately, and sold at the cost Of paper aud
prinf An annual supplement on a similar type
and paper will hereafter be published at the close
of each session of Congress- 40 that the laws of the
United States may always be had in a neat and uni
form style.
.. LITTLE & BROWN,
Law booksellers and publishers Boston.
Is Nov. l6--dtfif .s st.......
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NJARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two writs
lNl Of fsy Jaeias issued from the clerks Office OF
the circuit court of the District of Columbia, for the
county Of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose at public sale, for cash, Saturday the 7th
day of February next, AT the front OF the court
house door Of SAID county, at IL o'clock IN, the fol-
lowing property, viz: .-...
Lot No. /, in square No. $50, in the city Of Wash
lngton, fronting 81 feet 10 inches on Maryland av-
anue, and 81 feet 5 inches on 10th street west;
seized and levied upon as the property of Jacob A.
Bender, and sold to satisfy judicias No. 25, to DC.
tobcr term, ls45, in favor Of Walter Cody; also to
satisfy judicias No. 70, to October term, Is45, in
favor Of Thomas II. ellis and William B. Todd,
executors Of Seth J. Todd, against said Bender.
80 ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal aFt Dasfricf of Colun,hia
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7 EFFERsoN's woRKS-CHEAP.- The CON-
y psle edition, edited by Thomas Jefferson Ran
dolph in -four volumes octave, in full leather bind
ing; price IS so. Published al twelve dollars in
boards For sale t'hrss copies only b, m.
Jan. ID 49, .. -. - -.
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W NJ. MORRISON,

.'HHE subscriber having enlarged his store on
Il Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th, for the pur-
ose Of doing Wholesale and retail business, has
,soelved from the Baltimore and New York markets
the following goods, which he offers for sale on the
mos, reasonable terms: Champaign, madeira, and
port who's, in wood and bottles; Irish whiskey,
brandy, Jamaica spirits, and gin, with a gen.
sral assortment Of family groceries. All OF which
have been carefully selected for tho Washington
market ; ~
a ...s.s j. M. coLGAN.
~ B. Az goods delivered free Of charge in any
part Of the District - ~. -, - .
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TAXES AND CLAIMS ON MEXICO IA
L Review Of the Relations between the United
States and Mexico, and Of Claims Of Citizens of,the
United States against Mexico, by Richard s. COKE,
esq. For saleby ~
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RoCERIES, GROCERIES,, AND STORE
VI FIXTURES AT AuCTloN.-on Wednes-
day. the 2lst instant shall SELL at 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
at the grocery the Of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Seven Buildings
all the stock OF we-Seeeied family groceries and
the fixtures Of an establishment | enumerate in
part FL. p. ~ OBJ
Imperial, gunpowder, young Tyson, and black
teas .
Java, Laguyra, Havana, and Rio eoffees
Brown, loaf, lump, and crushed sugars
With general assortment Of other groceries, not
necessary 70 enumerate.
Also, store-fxtures, oil-cans, &c
Terms: All sums OF and under s25. cash; all sums
over s25, credit Of two and four months.
A. GREEN,
Jan u E. B.. ..- .. Auctioneer
n5- The above sale is postponed, in consequence
of the inclemency OF the weather, until Monday,
the 26Ih instant, when it will positively take place,
rain or shine.
There are several sets Of Marden's patent plat.
form scales, which will be sold.
Jan 2l-3t I'm ~ A. GREEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
DIR. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

XIV. ~ w IN ~ Ia -
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
2 2 q 3 z . : z { Z
The Greatest Cure Erer Recorded!
nR. SWAINE-Dedr Sir feel II a debt of
o., sSuSes aa- yoH-ahs duty to the afet'd generally
nus Virginia Wild CbSry. rather OF IL, virtues
Some years was violently aaeked with cola 80 m
hamaton OF Lungs which was aceompapcd with ys a.
uessng eoush pain the breast head; very considerable
discharge from the lungs feoueS Ca ,h
especially upon changes OF weather however slight Al r G
no alarm about my condition. but pretty that
rapidly going consumption grew daiIv and =,
length scarcely about or .peaE above b.,y
such was the exceeding weakness Of During this time
had tired various preserpton but foua no ne
e-gowing all the Just here was adyi. and ns,
saeed by dear friend Wilmington To make taI of ,opr yr
Of Wild Cherry must confess previously hAd been
against patent medicines against tbo eor out oT
the hands Of empires but your ms 70 the pof
sion and practice Of medicine having implicit h in the sv
20 Of friend forthwith purchased Of DR. shaw one OF Won,
agents few bottles and use My disease al mn.
ne was OF ~ OF - months standing
seated therefore required time numbe Of bottles TO eject
cure in found however, scnsderabIe relief o The
use oil the h't Tour OF i've bottles But being public SPEAKER
frequently attempted To preach with strength and
health add thereby rptured those already begun To-
hsA IN hs way Doubtless my cure retarded
sequence Of acting thus Imprdenty. ~ or IS bou.
before was perfectly restored have question much smaller
NUMBER OF ooes would have made me sound but
ndisceton. The Syrup feveSb h,b don, 49, a..
distressing cough put stop to the discharge maer from the
lungs and them and system good ,arb b,pS
be TO God who the health and In m suav, o.
would recommend this Syrup al may be affected
WI" eo'ls' enusA or consumption verify believe
consumption IN the fret and second and An bs st
ease and pToong life IL Is excellent medicine WHOM
ms cough and - very pleasant the that chren will ~
for IT. have deferred offering his t nov for the puT
pose Of being perfectly sated permansny OF the ers
ana no" 'hA' eei peieeiy well Offer with pleasure.
REV. J. ?. JORDAN.
Duplin County, n. g., Dec II. Is45
Qr The Original only genuine article ia only h
Dr. swayne, north Race streets Psadnh,. =
IoHe HSHei except that bearing waun saS.Er OF DR.
SwAYSE. " '''
T Ony Agents IN Richmond genuine prsparop NJ
Wild Cherry b. obtained, PEYTON JOHNSTON Dtpsgt
MS Main street and w. H. DORNIN $50 Broad street AI oI
sale BY Bragg Thomas Co, aud G Corning Co Petersbury
Va D. T. Muricn and King Toy. Norfolk e While F,edeT
ekshurs r. Panham. Washington c. and By Aye generally
throughout the United Statss - >
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
IN STORE.

IN STORE,
EToFFE ALGERrNEs-Sor Ladies Dress.
EIohf- Balsle
slls warp Ginsham.,
Cord and plaid
Balzornes and BareK,s
Muslin robes
har.eiles and other skirts
50 Balise shAw-
Checked, striped and plain s~i.. muslin.
jaeonst
Checked, striped and plain eambre.
Pain and figured bobinets
FootinEs and other goods
Iaconet and eambrc etgtngs and inserngs
IRISH linens, large stock
Ertra l2 linen sheeings
Linen eambues and linen cambria bdkfs
Brown and beaehed hollands
Brown Linens and grass cloths every variety
Beached
Navy drills, good article
Ganb'oons and eotonades very heavy stock
Narse.fes and Valencia ves,inzs
freneh and English san vestnxs some Of .rra quality
Bce brown and bronze some OF the
East'h cloths, Of every shade and quality
Black and iaEey French eassmees double single widths
Eaglsh eassimeres and twoeds
American fancy ess-nsres, beautiful article
- PLAIN and dg'a draP d'eie
Summer cloths, every color and price
Bonbazines and alraeeas
SIX and alpaca surge
Green barege, black lace wells
faeE white and eordla Grape, cape
silk init and gloves
BACK and coTd kid gloves
Ho-e and haf hose, large stock
Silk and cotton hdkfs
French six umbrellas, fine article
Cotton aEd gnEhain Umbrellas
Par4SOls and PaTasoetes
stocss, collars and bosoms
Black Italian and eravats
Fancy meek btsfs and searf-
Black and cord sewing silks
DO. pafept threaas vary
Tayiors, Brooks, Coates nd other spool cotton
Buttons combs, = large stock
Gum, web and suspenders
Prints
81 - - ss, 10 and l24 beaehed shrnR. sheetinR,
b -, and So brown shriing- and Sheetng.-amonV.
which are virginia stout Euek Canal Mills Manchester
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
knoI aud Penitsniary Plaid. servants
And many other styles OF Goods offered the
trade upon the most accommodating terms
nm 20 DANIEL. H. LONDON
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

hhINH LIBBY Linz of Fnckrts, between and
New orran- viii eommsnes their n mber
and will be eompo-.d of he following v--.~l.
hafgoe BACHELOR, Capt HTEAH HotTos
Brig ORLRANs Capt w. ss,r,.
buS JoSEPHiNE, Capt jos.
onr al the ABOVE will regularly
month We with eOnt-noe,
me puhhc as they buh
a. 70" As any other ve--. and nded
Greet men 81 long freight
having very superior Recommendation both
passenxers, apply to J FISHER A soN a,
. HASKINS 4 LIBBY
~ n All freight from the country for
ana forwarded by charging
J. y. q r.,
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Rifbmuma Dailp fubia.

RICHARD ~. TOsER, Editor.
no. ~. f:AIIAuER. I
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, e"ci"te Eotors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PANE.

6zHpI6vr1NHE splendid Steamboat CURTIS
u PECK, Cap. las Hs,.. or ALICE
Capt IAsaas A'~so viii continue To
Gus regularly every morning tsIospt Sunday precisely
O'Clock touching all landings on IN. rive. and
AS. ut Norfolk by O'Clock. n put Ba
more IN one Of the Ray boats - that they
nights rest Baltimore by the ne morning in
Tune To tahs Of the leaving city that
Returning the Curtis Peek Alice the vharf IN Nor,
fok at half .Ie-ps sanday and connect
with the Bay boat that leaves BALTIMORE at O'Clock the pre-
evening touch al the landings rve and for
Petersburg will place % on and ,bo. for
Richmond by half oeIoek the Denomination Of
the propsors Of the Gums Peek the IA
low rates and good Accommodations as any boat
OF boats that come James River
I'm and amer Thursday 10Th April Pa-ag. and Pare
loreakasi and dinner ineuded Richmond OF
10 and NortoIk, 80
faSage aud Pare (breakfast and dinner River boat
and supper and lodgings included from Rich
n'oni OF Petersburg 10 or nom Baltmore, "a
apis uAsgISs . Itapy
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G. UNSPAUGH Il CO,

u. ID u y - L n l. u III IL CO.,
NO. 81 West Vain street.
WI d l. y : \ LIE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
READH-UADE CLOTHING,
GEXTLEMEN's FA%cY DRgss5RrJcIFs
q ID. n co. keep constantly on hand large
- and vel assorted stock Of named good. hieh
they offer At the lowest ca'h pees nd foods warranted
Arr1 3 lsI6.
SIPEHIOR va SK soar.
INHlS SOAP Imparts Ia the hands the most
agreeable and lasting fragrance Of any other SOAP ,ovn,
shd by s emmnh nj qualities renders Ain the
aPa GAYNoR WOOD Druggists.
FNNO COZ NTHN MERCHANTS. WHO ARR IN
II WANT or READE-nADE CLOTHING, ron
COZ NTHb TRADE will take this opportunity OF offer
ing to such may with a call nat athoush do no,
preach the doctrine selling so vcr low but st. sims time
vii pneieo what oher5 preach. Tease and give
cali siLAs MERCHANTS
Cheap Cash Clothing SORE
aP ma Main u
GARDEN SEEDS.
must be painful To those who having spent
time and money preparing their gardens plant heh
al 70 vesetate The Long Island Garden Seeds ad by
90 afe warranted and ihosc who wish early healthy
bies, are invited to give a call
We have ''o choice Of fresh End ,u .iowersscd
aPE GAYNuR WOOD
MORE NEw GOODS.
NJ nov opening BY he arrva further supply Of Boots
w and Shoe 'utlbc TO TIC Spring uatr We invite
low prices spI PUTNEY WAITE
GROUND LEAF ClGARS--IdOO ground
- leaf Havana CEars mnderate rfcer good
tof @s BY ape GEORGE WINSTON
- ARDEN HOES. RAKES, SPADES AND
~ FoEKs-Aiarre oftbe above ARTICLES Cor sale
AZ cost BY "a. CLAHKsON a 90.
No. ~ Broad 81 shockoe Hn
NH ~ sEnofthc Hand saw
1000 LBS. SUPER CARB. SODA. re.
lOOO cciyed and for saic bv
aPia IL EusrAcE SON
VlsI orINED, sno,l-t bor Of that superior CHEW
- tNe TOBACCO MADE ~ Gilmore.
aPla EuSrAcE a son
H'ANCN CASHMERE pANTS.-9oo pair fancy cas-
- "mefe Parts, Of the latest patterns, frt aeu
@. DUNsPAUGH CO's
aP' 10 ~ West Nsiu
II ONION CLJB CHAuPAGNE.--9S baskets cham
- Wine. The brand rsesivinr
ior al b sp iNLoEs BRprHER
(tOGNAC aRANDY.-s a.. ptpes "Oard, b5puy = 90.
sgIl WLoEs BROTHER
lfRESH ORANGES.-ioo bore. Changes. sweee, ana in
vcy rrmc ORDER, ius received for ale ~
Rio SLoGs a sRqruER
LREsu IEMONS.--ioobcssst supou. rs,.h aud in v,rv
~ Ono oSde iast received for b.
ale iSLoEs psorHEa
SARATOFA WATER, fresh from the Springs. lest r.,
~ csyed and fOr ale by the single hcuc dosen, by
aPp GAYNoR wOoD. nruEs.ss
RROOMS.--lOO doz. Corn Brooms, for sale by
- l.. GNrER
P "a aaiu ~
y OIL BUTrER,-is BOZ ROn Bauerfor abb
~ PO GEORGE WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18

PALM LEAP HATS
E0 CASES Of the above hats lust received by
0O sht IynehbuTg, and ~ BY
WkE. p. CARPENTER A co,
~ No. REehanZe Builaing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter and GIazier
hsTt door, 70 the EIeAsHRe BEHk Retu0sd PfrFfzis
As received further supply of Pants Cat- ami other
Il Narnshes, with Painters RlsL.s Benders An aS.
ment of French and Araenean Window from srIO to
aor26 nee' all Of which he desrous work up on the
most reasonable
N IA large supply of soap Stone for sale low su
Ferior paint for Tin shinged Roafs RN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
NEW SPRING GUODS,

NEW SPRING GOODS,
Now OPENING AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET
'H'hE. subscriber is now receiving from New
- York, Philadelphia Baltimore, large and sesazt AZ,
rent Of Fresh Spring Dry Good PaIehased cash At the
lowest possible rates The following n part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES
fyremeiiea Graduates Graduated Lawn Rot..
s'tn striped Ombre Bareges Paid French Ginzham-
Hun pink aud blue French Chlntzss
Black saun strlped BaIeges
Mourning and half do Lawns Gnghams
Poketura's entirely
Embroidered Musins and Lawns
Rich Pans BalEaTines and BaTeges
siik Wan Apaea's low Il 62i cts.
BUr pink and blue Paris JacoDets Coronation Robe.
Trimmed PARIS Collars High neck Chemtrette.
Swiss and Cambtie Eignss Insertngs
AeIandsts best Md Cloves
FOR GENTLEMEN
Pain black single Cashmere
o I plaid French 90
PLAID Gamornons and Tweed do Pllid French DriIngs
Aiserine new article Dap De lsouvier DO do.
Blue, back and inv green Cloths; White DrinEs
ALSO,
l case OF Silk Umbrellas
do. fine Bingham do.
do Pafaso!etes, sun Shades Paasols all mad. by
"hsht Bro OF Philadelphia reputation for
good aftscIr, requires no commentator mine.
Al 'he above goods Inc hiding
WI De sold extremely low for County are inv
It'd TO Examine
N B-pn hand Cotton OsnaburEs Buriaps, Cotton Cloths
Cheeks' Iiesings, Linen Goods, sc, Se.
aP : EDRIS BERKELEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY
Ne,rdrL Mem Jerseu
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTnING.


G.. DU NSPAUGH Co.
No. 50 West Main Street,
A RE now receiving large invoices Of Spring
~ and summer ConF selected and win much
expressly fo Hrhhond adeamnnR or sock nhv he
found English, and Ind ffoek Co.a
Tweed Dap DIE Cashmere Linen &C. Business Cosp Enrsh
Ffench German American Pants snk Satin BON
baznes Valencia plain and figured Msrsees VestsoReher with
variety of fancy dress articles N ne pserns We
respectfully ask the attention 81 purchasers our extensive
sock az We are determined upon mailing quick es sa ad
Veneer, "
~ Bour sock in few days will b. complete comprising
every style of garment In The genucmans line
April 1f, Iaf6--dam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOU
OWN arATE

VINHE Franklin Manufacturing Company their
~ fAPER MILL he Depot u the souhern rood
asroent ~ supcrfne, hnc and
nat cap papers ruled and PLAIN ao MEDIUM printing eBveop
wrapping pape o. vafous zes At The lowest wholesale prizes
u wieh they Invite public
price their manuiseure win bear comparison with pfoncon
OF any Northern Faeov They prepared 10 oasrsf
any description o. that The MARKET their
require Merchants and dealers requested can the Payer
NIL and examine for themselves NH Itu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
GORDON IL SKINNER. 81 MAIN STREE,

HORDON " SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET.
~ Richmond, Va, offer for sale
IS bids Orleans and West India Sugars
rs terees and bbls Clarified Sugar
40 packages loaf crushed aud advertised sugars
boxes white Havana Sugar
4dO bags Cohee-Rio Iaguayra Java and Maresibo
bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West MoIa~es
10 hi chests Gunpowder Tea part yeTy spero
5 NJ chests Black Tea
Tea IN q and 3b bo1es
400 sides Leather-gaod stamp and damaged
as do Russell Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes sperm and Talow Candies
10 boiessoap
Faneyand variegated Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimsnto and Ginger
geo kegs
$50 sacks Ashons salt
$50 bags Shot
100 legs Duponts Power
aSO reams Wrapping Paper
$50 dor Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord, and Line.
50 dor Br1oms
y dor painted Buckets
n Tubs
Is bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
so bags Feathers
goo Nova Scotia Grind stones
Is kegs Horse Shoes
hhd5 BacoR
Oass-sI1U and I0II2
Sperm and Tanners oil
Cotton Vans salt feire. Coppsras Nader and Indigo
Cotton In bales, Clover Seed CIDER VINEGAR A.. AZ
IRoN-iOO tons swcdes English Trcdrrar ana Conpy .o,
pri-inE nearly aHsizes, round, fiat and f,uaTe
Sheet Iron and Nail gods %
SfRHiI-Amercan and English Blistrred
Mayors cast aud sheer
TIN PLATE-i75 boxes IOtIf I4r2O 1919
Bright andleaded Tin for roofing.
COPPBR-20OO lbs Braziers, sheathing and Bolt.
WHIRLPOOL lbs assorted sizes '
Zinc and Spther
bar and Sheet Lead. e..
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-15

One OF the faVorite positions Of our Loc6
Foco opponents in doing battle with the " HRS
has been, that the latter we're the HBritish par
ty" This has been charged upon the Wings
from one end Of the Union TO the other. and
TO that degree, toos that one might have sups
posed upon casually g~laneing over the poIiti.
cal articles in their prints, that be held in his
hand English and not American papers. ana
that Loco Foco Editors were speaking Of the
whig and tory parties Of England instead Of
alluding to American citizens. The term.
sBritish Whig,n seems TO be used with / Kind
Of hearty satisfaction; it seems to hang upo1
their lips with a decided relish as ii ii could
not be parted with, and the Wings cannot
breathe a word upon the Oregon question: ~
the Tariff eyeDs but tho attempt is made ID
stigmatize them az the British party, and h Il.
vor Of British interests! Was there evcrorosa2
or hypocrisy made evident 10 the worlds Bid
ever face Of brass equal ii IN .as II were win
no face outfacihg us9n Here Is pafty hstinr
the whole power Of the government ii tbeif
hands, q clear and Overwhelming majority ii
Congress, and nothing in their way but their
v imOecility, who have according 10 thsif
v showing GIVEN away to The Brsssh !
magnificent tract Of Territory, have designed
a Tariff 70 favor Bntih manufactur. J, and
had i printed az Q special honor 10 them BY
Brattsh parliament, have given Up COMMITTEES
10 the Capitol " Washington 10 BrsAsK
agents, to display British fabrics for the puF.
Of overthrowing American industry, and
N view Of al this We once more put ihs qassz
tion-Baieh Y ne British Parbf uag
Banner.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-15
Shameful and ~disgraceful conducs az
vi our Big Men.

The Washington cor espondent Of he III.
bune makes the following statement which il
disgraceful enough il the facts be az thew ~
set forth by the writer.
Lieutenant Luther who was wounded il thc
right leg in the battle Of Palo Alto, has been
IN the city for some time. He cannot use hia
leg at all, and goes about with great diiicultyi
on crutches.
day or two ago he called on Nh SeEreta.
~ Marcy to show his sick leave Of Sbsence
from Gen. Taylor, and to request That hiS
claitfs for travelling expenses and medical at.
tendance might be allowed him. Iii place, Of
receiving him with tina tkindness which hin
situation ought to have secured to him. he waS
unable to obtain bis request. Nay, even com.
mon courtesy was denied him. He retired
from the office in deep disgust, and left imme.
dlately for his home in Lancaster, Pennsvlyns
ma. The people are called upon to flock 20
the standard Of our country, uplifted without
our W territory. Mon and officers meet sbg
enemy and are killed or wounded in the en-.
counter. The Administration and lis oreana
do not even give us the names Of these brave
men. They are allowed to die forgottent O.
hobble about on crutches unnoticed, while the
organ and it's echoes are coinlng glory from
their blood for Polk and Marcy, who never
saw a field of battle, nor performed one gene.
rous and unselfsh act for the country. How
convenient it is thus to gain glory BY proxy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-15
Number 4s.

Treasury, with bic accounts Of the cnntOma. 4
statement showing The amount oF moneys VI
paid, The amount Of duties ebargeabIs Oh ths
goods 81 taken, and the amount 81 proceed.
Ppid into the treasury, and this section sbaIl Isl
IN force until the first July, eighteen hundred
and forty-eighh dnlesS otherwise directed 81
Congress-
Mr. Johnson, of Maylaiid, then moved fo
refer the bill 70 q Select Committee, and on W.
vote being taken, Il was found 70 have resulted
10 q tie-ayes ~, nays 27 Mr.. J~arnaein hav.
ing retired from the Senate Chamber. hot II.
turning until il was ordered 10 Be eierossed
Tor q third reading. On the motion 10 encloss.
me vote stood the same, but wasi ii both eases
carried BY the casting vote Of Vice Presldens
dallas 4 molten 10 postpone the further con.
slderatlon Of tho bill 10 the lst of December
next, was then made and rejected BY ] vose IL
X TO 20, Mr. ~Jarpugin having returned 10 his
seat aRter bringing MI. Dallas 10 Inc necessity
q declaring his opinion on The bill by civing
the casting vote On IL engrossment.
The bill wac then read 4 third lime 81 ~
sitle, and finally passed BY the following vote
Xeas-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, A.chisop, All.
Orton, Bagby, Benton, Broese, Bright, Calhoun.
Cass, Chalmers, Cola1itty Dickinaont Dix. Fair.
field, Hanhegan, Hsuston; Jarnagin, Lewis.
McDufie, Pennybacker, Rusk, sempIe, Sovior.
speight, Turnoy, Westcou, YuIeo-28.
NGys-Messrs. Archer Barrow, Berricn, Gil
ley Cameron, J. M Clayton, Thomas Clayton,
oorwin' Crittenden, Davis, Dayton. Evans,
Greene, Huntington, johnson Of La. johnson
Of Md, Mangum, Miller, Moreheud, Niles!
pearce, P%helPhs, Simmons, Sturgeon, Upbam,
Webster, WOodbridge-27.
The bill must now 60 back to the House for
concurrence in The amendment made by ,ho
senate, WHICH will doubtless meet with little
or no opposition II that body, Afteri Il passes
the House and receives the sanction Of ,he
PRESIDENT, which may now be considered i
matter Of certainty, il will 60 into operation on
the fret day Of December next. On Id pas-
sage in the Senate, Mt. Webster gave no,lcg
that On the very FIRST day Of nextsessiSn / sill
would Be introduced for it, repeal, Of a general
modification Of the measure.