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..%r. SssRtoa said The blHI ,'q, 9! ezl. a.
/ asa peace measure. ILKad nothing 10
do with war or rumors Of war. Ii was
measure called for in eoasgqur Trr or Erfr
extsnsion of our settlements, and in ad
Soealing ihe I'LL be should pot allude in
Any manner ooarforsign rtlatieas. Mr.
ID. then went On to give bis reasons why
the bill should be passed aad after insert
log an amendment sppropriating SIG 500
fcE defrsying the expenses created by The
. bill and some other slight amendments,
the bill was ordered 10 be engrossed for
thirdIeadipg.
The Senate then took up The bill estab-
fishing post routes III Ttras. which was;
after soma little discussion, referred back
to The Committee on Post Offices and
Post Road j for The purpose Of amendment.
The bill to regulate and redace the
.price Of public printing, with an amend.
pent tha, /! take effect from the com.
mencement the session. was ordered 10
be engrossed and read q, third time.
The Senate then wenthinio Executive
session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
n The Speaker announced Reports from
Commi,,ees 10 be the first business.
4 tesolu,ion was introduced to print
maps OF the Oregon Territory. not costing
more than eight cents per copy, 10 &C
company the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Hudson said ii was now six weeks
since HE meeting Of Congress, and We
have not received more than Two OF intee
copies OF the Message. II these docn
imentss were 30 be delayed longer, o
shoull oppose The order Tor the maps
Mr., Hudson closed wi,h resolution ask
mo the Clerksol he House 10 report ast
the cSuse Of lhe delay 10 The public pria
no and Il to:ihe fact whether the pus
!. Il l;e nriatsrs hal given bonds for the tai't
i L FIJI disch args Of The work. !.
n. subject was laid upon The sael
vhsn Mr. Rhel. of S. G. Involved Y
House ID long debate,
psmembsriog what be had ssid q = y
Aasm's opposition 10 the wsr. anu !
Ad,m,,:prompi denial. Mr. Rheu ca
80. -, - -supposeh 10 be BIS Pigs
,hsg wese frsi ! comm nnicsaon -
~. AIMS with ihe Rqsslaa Mta.s.s.
~ ~. s.,s.enlins 10 transmit a counm =
800 e The q nifed States from ins :.
sian Goyernnels iendeI.ns vs. ~ i;
q, "a a,nicable termination Q. ~ :,
Lilies bstwesn The two Gose1u w,
Ssss $3.50 md 1.-The United States.
asy' nfoof was j Is1 from an. 90 ,.,
cona 5ai,aa s. s .tr upon anol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

Kenfueky.-We learn from Il. -
sage 81 Governor Owslev ih.s,r Vii q es-
u the State are 10 good cond:,;a q an rl
amount Of The Staie.debl ;at,a. ne
|ipg increased. i reduced NJ ~ 81 a @,
operations Of lsst year. ths I, ,as asea, =
the sinking fund have besn VI 49,, IL I. w
promptly ana pnnctualIy ,h s'; 49,. 6 psy
the debt wilboa, anlicips,;as rssss' ,e g
sfalls q the Treasury Bays Lssn ~, 49, ~
dpn: to meet ihe ordioarv sroensss = sgs Is.
government. and leave 8 expss, A.. i ~. ny
Plus on hand 4; The end il he ne J s. s ~
war The receipts from taxes from ln,r
PIE roads. from, bank diyidendsI "a 80, 49,
hl,e,afa.. III n oeen greater this year Than
nlos,..:. ~ gong 20 show the told
m 9 90 wv 'ne Ieiiciious condition Of
b;Lhsss 10y We ann, and relleeti1eEtbe
$500. 49, pl,ise upon the able and faibful
D.,t, S. v mnGm ins administration 81 The
y committed, e''s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

The Hon. Charles Hudson. Representa-
tive in Congress from the Worcester
Mass., District, has written letter TO the
editor Of the Worcester Spy. in which b,
says:
II think the fate of the present Tariff
Act is sealed. To save Il 10 The House,
we must have svery Wing vote and about
"a R6d -tngu 20. mr. rne ,enare,al
the two Texan Senators, which viii be on
before the subjectlis acted upon, be free
trade men, as they doubtless will be- there
is no hope Of arresiing il there. think,
Therefore. that we have got 10 submit to
democratic free trade
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

hIen moved that the Senate take
81 resolution reported from the Com.
millee Foreign relations 10 annal and
aprogay The treatyof 1927 for the Join
occupansy Of Oregu.
/ The maion prevailed and the resolu.
ton was taken up.
4 hir Allen moved'hat il be POSTPONE ed
and madeihe speed order for Tuesday
\ 27ih.inst.
Mr. Hay wood wiaed later dsy and
naned Tuesday tbe3d February.
/ Mr. Wesicptt wihed still later day Ia
tahJtd the Senatorsfrom Texas an oppor.
tunt:y 10 have pice upon this impor.
ftaat question: Himoved therefore TO d.
Ii@sad BY inserting Tuesday. ,he 10th d
mr. Calhoun sail be was in favor Of an
eaEly day. but would vote for tbe-lates il
day named 10 difference TO those Senators
who wished time for reflection upon !
question of such magnitude.
Inc question was then taken by yeas
and bays on Mr.. Weslcotfs amendment
I cps 32, nays Is, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Archer. Barrow, Benton, Der.
fieHt Calhoun, Chalmers. 4. Clayton, J. NJ. CLAY.
Ions poiquitt, Corwi6, Critenden, Davis, Day ton,
Evaha, Greene, Haywood, Jarnagin, Johnson. Md.
gohnspn, La, Lewis, MeDuffie, Mangum, Miller
kaEse, Penny bscker. Phelps, Speit hit. Upbam.
- Woodbridge and yewly-s2.
III ebtier, W,.ssr.' ,lep, Ashley, Atchison, Ath.
! SkYS-.a Rrieht, cameron, Cass. Dickinson,
erto, i rffr4a. Hannegan, Niles, Sempie
,Pefffaa GUS OF REPRESENTATIVE
7 n.y. Petitions
| II .ssms presented aiarge number q
Mr h usnees agains, ths annexation' Of
rsn.onsN ae occupied mfe than angnour
a lexas,.. .a.es.a,ion Of %orisls.
af1fThs House then ventnto Committee
Not the Whole upon the oregon Resoiu:
\ (,ipnt.
N gMr Toombs Of Gsaddreaed the House
,sd being an able speaks his remark:
commanded great attention
II nj T advocAed The giving OF the no
4 ice in the manner proposed " the mem
4 IA from Alabama, (Mr Hillfd) empow
7 / sfioe the Presideh, TO givs,he MOTTO
whenever in bis iudgment the public 10
4 Eterest required "
! Mr. Toombs arowed himself 10 be
{ ,.sace man, and fsr peace measures. II
: Mr. Josephl Ilgersoll asked leave bel
4. 10 offer 40 aueniment TO the Report
! Inc COMMITTEE On Foreign Relation
10 sh:ch the Housellowed 10 be read f
Be information
ma Mr. Ingersoh q red that his amen
n me al should take place with others 70
w. bad been offered
Il, MI Hamlin Of e made a speech
- he Oregon for ii whole Of Oregon, 2
a. II favor OF givinAe notice immediatel
II HE claimed, hayger,ito be the adyocs
7 81 of peace, and ksignated his polite
Her Iftiends Of the sminant party as !
2 peace Party
.I,rjl The floor ssAhen given. amidst
n. usual number competitors, TO
II Echase olTenn AZ the c>pmi,tee rose
h Ii Ms, Douglass o. we'd .n ns .,ssS CO
4 mitlee .of The Wha be dlscnsi ~, l,
/ hlshe Territorial oreA Bill, ano Wa W. r,
,sferred back TO ,hs\omml''eSS s g u,
'rr''- ,ories 20, some al,eA iOns' ! ne y
lions ~, afiourned.
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r.s RxpEoTED news FROM EUROPE

~ X he MY, week the public will 20 on
pul'1s .,.,n,n Of news from England,
lne AZ mere az HE Presidents message.
aher ssc, 81 III, docurnen, on the mind Of the
lea> able poiien Of that country WIZ uopOs.
be irrsS,iug hawhiie, bat many calm men
think the senetM S.posi,ion for peace w e
yen.ually prevail sha, al viii be well |. !.
generally ,hOuges,s. -, I, =. lo,h - :.
took GU, the ysnts r. u =. OREGON d;.nn, r.
: Mr. Met, be made, aud the terms Be
# allei tefren :. my box for war most Ger,
o bed ,nen 4. ossesion Of the country is
,f,.;uly. bu1s ofbt lnls importance 10 her,
...uy map'ee .Britaia viii consider i, no.
In Is prOoaU'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

:, - - re Legislature q. Kentucky s..n blsS
.ns nor. Archibald DIXON, LiepisD,ni Cover
81, :. .sosr' ?. Todd. Esq was chosen Speaker
cho.., $50 Jassph R. Underwood, Esq. va.
Essen SPeaker Of tie House or Re,resentatises
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ePTbe ha,moniop. Ds"ocracy 9

sPThe harmonious. Democracy o. t'sw
v.m.shir. seem 10 have <ot into state 81 vlo.
re,,;.,en y. ,,scise cause Of whichedoes
~. lateral FACT, however, is that
- III. .,,;n,,ions Of Governor Steele e
n, S 80 - heso rejected BY the Council. Thu
49, s;s.,.a ~ ,bs Governors adherenls as %
SUCH 6l denanre.,, a hostile movement, and 2
uHneasufed terms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
con-. nlooRr,IoF TExAs.

we learn from The Houston Telegraph
that Com. Moore, charged with being
defaul,er. attended for trial 1t Washington
County. where he ascertaine1 that no suit
had been Instituted against him. I. ap.
pesrs.irom vouchers. found at Austin. tnat
the Commodore innocence isconcluslve-
ly established. and he has expended large
amour. Of BIS own money. over and above
the money placed in bis charge for dis
bursement, Consequently. instead Of him
being deiaulter. thesgovernmentis de-
faulier to him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
wIrHDR AwAL
ANOTf

: AErs, ESQ, hass again with
= ,oas H.tediiorial cop.ection with lh,
...xu floz, and We oppose This will be a
- n,.umor5. Iiissenefally understood that
~ ssa .sfoLrR, Esq., who has acquired re-
nu 18th as Editor Of the Iyschburg Yir-
~, Is 4 prominent publiemaD, will take
- Asan,s connects his fHunes with rhe
:. -s 800 hithsr,oneuiral, btheneeforth 10
= - The Wing esrse, ssfofe, win
mol lack siais,r cns-oions II The ,ropoiis
Of the Stale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

nTThe Legislature Of Massachusetts Assem-
bed a, Boston on Wednesday, and was duly OF
gaoiz.a. The Hon. Jno. G. Grey. Of Suffolk
was elected President pro tenn q the eeAate, am
samuel II. Valley, Ed Of Roxoury' oPeake
i If the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

e.The passengers on board the steamooa.
Belle Zane have published caro- 'n'ne = =
papers, in which they express 'ne OPINION .na.
about sixty-fse persons persnea ~ 'ne ''a.'ls !
of that boat. There were one hundred aae
twenty ave persons on board Ut the time Of The
accident; " nd OF Ina, namber sixty four reached
Mn. shore. four Of whom were frozen to death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

| The following letlsr from Mr. Clay is IN 20
knowledge nent Of The .plen2id Coanierpans
presented % him some time since BY Mrs. Ann
warnsr,ofI Hartford county. The counterpans
alluded 10 was among the last Of her earthly
tolls. Aflerl living to the advanced sge Of 81,
she departed this life the day befare The date Of
this letter, ind did not live 10 heat Of The recep-
ton of het markSsf regard for Mr.. Clay, nor
his desire fpf the 'haPpy and serene isrmina-
slion Of her days"
i sAsHLAND, 18th Nor. is45.
Ny DEAR Japan | am sure that il
will be agreeable7to YOU 10 learn that the
very-tas;sful and comfortable Counter.
pane wrought by your venerable hands, and
which you did me The honor 10 present 10
me, has been received. II safely arrived
. short time ago, and + should have inn
mediately acknowledged It's receipt, but
that was alta loss TO know 10 what post
office to address you.~ And now I have
70 request your Senator, the honorable r.
johnson, 70 give this letter its proper di-
lrection.
7 pray 70 yOu to accep, my cordial
thanks, and those Of Mrs. Clay. for your.
kindness in sending US this valuable arti-
Ecle. Bat,my dear madam, highly as r.
prize i, | feel much more gratifed for
The. sentiments towards me. which you
are pleased 10 entertain, and which
prompted the tender Of present. than
which none that Fhave received. has az
forded rae more sincere satisfaction.
May ,heremnant Of your daysbe hap
'py and serene. and mayywe both NEE,
hereafter IN that world Of eternal bliss,
which isPromised by Dor holy religion.
Such is The fervent prayer of
Your faithful and grateful friend,
H. CLAY. 3
MIS-. Ann warner, formerly of Hafford coun-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

! 'personsl exPlsnssl - ~,
zone remarks made BY ut. -
q The explanation. however. P,oss !" =
81 hut i further assault upon Mr. = ~, :.
noun a;s. ~ al II Of OREGON il Ees'sns would
srrse not 10 interfere WI, " M. Calhoun
Mr.. Rbetl. in behap p s,oa an unfOaed.
pronounced Abe iDar
ed fslsehoca. .nsII Of Ala1inlroduced a
Mr.. Nkssigned to cast ridicule upon.
resolDcssdings Of Congress, byproposfnp
I. generation Of Yucstan and all Mexi-
%. Ireland, &C. The House heard Tie
resolution read, aad APPEARED. anxious 10
urge is adoption.
The debate upon the Ofsgon Question
was resumed! s4sI
The join: Ra,.idtion y give The ona
wears notice was then takeS Ny, and NJ
Bowln oftMo. proceeded g NM. loo'g
ID a., speech upon the snel,@ he
49, 3roofd in favor Of our ,l,isNaMs |
!; I{s5.rlf 81
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IThe New Orleans Picayune Of the 3oth
ult. says: "Jndgs Garland, ii is said, has fled to
tbs West Iadiss. After two unsuccessfui 81
,empts to commit suicide. be has hid himself a.
mongs, strangers. Would that all ns-' -
his crime could be oblrerssed WIN ms a'sapPos
ance, so init his misdeeds be not vlsl'ea upon
the iuuoceu,--,ba, bis childten's tes'h Dc not put
on edge for tina, their father ate sour gtaPss''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

1 RandoJph's Slapes.-We lar, ~. i
~ o.on.za'lon Journslfhat Judge Leigh. tha
Z. des III y sonn Randolph has purchas.
h. N ialse US, p land 10 Mercer county,
Sa u.O on wnlcnlto locate the slaves, some
yOo =. uisn united oy that remarkable Il an.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
Refroce.s,o,,,..

Weslearn fsavs th.sA,.,
The Common ceunen u 80 osle1se) that
resolutions, unaninon.I, r'a's "a passed
Son Of The Town &c .i..... '.' = ahetrocss-:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

n-The order Of ODD Fellows haA
school !, wamine,So, N. c., al shiNpubiic
Two hundred chldIsn ale educated. WI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

- r. iion. "M ;. ARcHEa and the Hon
81 .Haa 0LpihoEh M'lfPlease accept our thsall
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Dp;ng III d Blaze II.

4. DD1nB n uIBIdZe ny 81 - y
Washln g.ea giving an arcsxtiterfro,m
speech o Ms. pp. anIgns on Friday By tho
6ea says one Indiana sember g. '.ee.,''
cited that he could Main h;nso ~ "a
Longer, and he exclatme ,.,d. ~ no
wiA die in, q bldse Of g'ory'Ni' 0'a 1'aH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

halfyearIy d.; 49, = zoe Valley has declared !
.hieh IS 10 Be-. enc q ! per ceni.--3a d
is retained TO ps I've me Stockholders, and ,hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

r.eat be 50 Ma, each gem eSs0' The House +
a. . ,1 ~n.e aa:.,s ND G he Rules 70 - L
'eiss h. also offered &. 70 I9. ,a
: 4 ResolessgsTp gsd abuse, @ c sus srss.-f
,a,fs So, ,, tas bSyMem0er' q =, en- emSpdisd
fSre.olo'i,S1se ios,ns.'sr esns'''' A
l,lpsu the Sss,,on ,'iIo suspend the Rs
I The. wersS .Sa BY the House analSe-
I embes VIZ sotsd sgains, j, were The
i ALLY frieG. = ,Ss Adminis,ra,l3s4les.
n House reGss 70 suspend ,56eipg ne
iEAyes lei. nts SIS. ,wo't1y
II cessary. gave notice q
II Mr.. Mcconnell Of a Bill 10 repeal
/ his interior TO iniJ6l2l
the Black TarifI x QUESTION.
III into Committee OF the
The House State Of The Union. Inc p
\ Whole 99,,ion was AIKEN up:
Oregon kSof Md. addressed the Con,
II Mr.. C syor Of giving the notice to yer
m ME- Z Joint Occupancy; |,
The Dor was given 70 MI. NJ ne, - l.
D. 10 conceived the question Y y
r5GXcal with National Independence. I
i ia one.,ion whether we should surren
H oua RIGHTS 10 a grasping foreign pow
Our right 10 this soil was the ilgn
ns had from Almighty God. The rlsns Q
a.,nr.l and national boundaries. III
levin. abused the Washington 'rea,vl.
lls42 and said that 10 lew years, MI
y. Ind would be glad 10 throw Oh al Y
no.ssssions ON this Continent.
NJ Levin spoke but part bt an h f
IA he aoor was then given 10 Mr.. ny
ter q "a JASuARY 10
The Senate did not sit to-day.
uousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
II Mr. Burt. from the Military Conn
4 lee reported bill making sppro lPet.
/ lior The construction OF certain useu
!, works in the United States. go
The hill was read twice snd re'eises
1 committee Of the whole. III
= M Hudson rose TO . question q NJ
soi ges-.-ua reminded the House 70;
'ad shert hme sshGd made some rem
10 lin printing certain dcss.spts HsEI
fired resolutions of in9 ciss-,. 10 MI
N .r,bs REQUISITE bonds have 6eehS
~ rsnly 10 this an article bad appeal
~, ~ The rUniou' Of an abusive cnarsc's,
ang CHARGING him with habiiual ialsehood
lps Now he put il 10 ,be House whey
ION would submit 10 such a state Of thSinI
ana r. sc members would soon be dlcIa'
's1 nv The printers, and every man who
Nv have the Independence TO omPlaln
euh Sc abused. He was undefs'ooo
usui COMPLAIN Of The fact OF the reply
amer. but that il had been maze
abusive manner. 4
The Mr. Mcconnell said that Mr.. \
"a OF ..too honest man TO touch =
and with 40 feet magnetic pole. vi
aues. Ar. Garrett Davis. in conEexiogn
Ion ,k;s subject, offered resolution iol
sSrt ,hs,J P. Heiss having aosse
& lehsrsed vf,h laisehOod. q mepoei
= Hoase. ior words spoken on me flo'
, Fo- said Hsiss be disehargedyas one
refer. printers 10 the House.
Eered Mr. Bayly ihoughtit would be-
q U. an officer could not reply shroui
lhe newspaper. 10 injurious ssatemensS
nan. nv = memberon ihe door. TbeeE
seats on the door. per any OH "a
'stnia. defending themselves. agaia y
'asi,d, Alisr some disss'.iogg proeesd'nsl
Son der, Mr.. Davis got6f Nr Hess n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

i he had said that be heato ,.,,.
was not prepared for the campaign, as',b,
gentleman had quoted. but thai een,le.
man Aod only rstsrred 10 one haJf lof hi,
teftsr, but took quite enough TO serve bis
purpose II however, he had reall more
me would have found that 10 that same
ieuer ne maintained that. unprepsred as
We were, we should come out OF It with
glory and honor 10 The nation. 4
Now said Mr. Adams. lie gentleman
rom ). =. instead Of rec4nting the false
charges pc made against me the other day,
as ne was bound 10 do. asa Christian and
gea'ieman, revlves themsupon such fri
y xo!oas testimony as tha, be had quoted.
:. vas no, The first lime thai be had been
arraigned upon this noor as cuIpr;t i
,essfa % his course during the was, and
once upon time Aforementioned ~ ba.a
,een arraigned by a. South Carol;ns asns
NJ Nh an. Alter statement Of his career
M gentleman came 10 him and SAID lha,
\ NJ M wrong, - 1si
coaa, 4 Mans gave an in,en
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

GoD. Smiths first Movement " The Ca
vernon has alre ady in. six days played the
partlzan more thoroughly than was ever
hanwp Before in Virsinial X
slss o. . v q. ihsabers OF whom ibrsa s ssn-
l, pence q e BE- Wings, Col. Dim mock Gsp-
& op worth 81 s3 Joha G. Mo.ty Ed, ali
ing, ,ag was o ~ or could b. ' reg I9B
ln , are all urned out bv orr l. 4eus
saostiluiea i n, .nr e Loco Foco rsflizans'
|,he Enon; Dunnas an core ssrnan OF
i J-@S StaAMr. Wicker (Recprder(
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

s-RThe dsilrconsumpliOn Of Flou, in Tn
civ q New yak and is vicinity j. es.imated
10 be 22oo barrels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

The Charleston Mercury concludes an
article % the Oregon question with this
forcible passage:
Look back at $our Iprogress-at our
peaceful adyance-our increase Of terri
tory withou, conquest our augmeniing
|por ulationl wealth and power, and telk
Us which II the true patriotism, that
wh'c mas mas secured 10 Us these grand tri-
nmPhs otIpeace, or that which would
haye.iled ps. On every petty pretex, il
vase our eneregies 10 hgbting-to turn
our husbauldmen mo soldiers, our mer.
chant ships into men sof- war, and our mo.
ney into gunpowder.".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

Gov. SMrrn is found out. what We belle !,
was reserved fda LocOfcco Governor 10 disl
yer, Thai there !, some psArpnase belonging
the Executive az tnginfs... He IA. a.
placed The VS. physician a The Peni,.,s.,;'. Z
and ,br.< n the Wing Dneetors. ana 'uafy
m.,-|sis Of his oaspaFty. Tn. Put y
~. -. s.s.Pef $50 Pay tf -
~ 81 Big bnsilsss and Z he Dire-
q he Gan and the age, s.and ~otsy
We bsliese. these are the e,.,
Mi, Yirginia-and therefore ma, 1. s, ihs
]. a SsSaary,>
q, sas s.l.. .s.I, ne d ~ 81.
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The CumberIan'

" .N.V Railroas iI lanes Haoghe
:i a..ssas. !, haze rs sss'ass
ed to nss a railroad .o1 IA Iron Cor
and Georels Creek Coal az. -. Marylsl
lpany, uhisis to iniersec I. -. = The Mou
Mining CoAany's road, 's ea,' ~ .
Savage road. nd then me -, he Oh mi
Ohio Railroad This roao -
in length. 80
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ing acohlesttor our territory.
We might suffer by war, but we woulf
meyer meyer make peace while there was /,
BRUSH flag upon any portion Of the sol
c0nsecrated to American freedom. HI
was tor dong bis duty come what might
ana Tor sustaining the Executive in eiyius
notice at once.
MI. McClerland followed in favor q
Inc whole o: Oregon. and with a speech
accompanied by maps and statistics illus
'rallng The importance to us Of the whole
Of tie territory.
Amidst some forty competitors, the
door was given 10 Mr.. Giles. of Md, and
a. halt past three The Committee rose and
The House adjourned.
!, JANUARY 9.
The Senate not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Truman Smith Of c.. offered a
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Mrs. Ann Warner, formerly of Hafford coun.
", Md.