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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
Ed. Fame g. Co..

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
VNHE business Of the agency OF Mr.srs %. PAINE <
co heretofore conducted under the trIa az r
RUSSELL BIGGER & 90 wiz hereafter he c..iea
by - subscriber, agent Tor The Managers aud ~
orders addressed 10 her 10 myself viii he prompt.
Is attended 10. G.. " PURCELL
Agent for D. PAINE x %,
Managers OF Lotteries.
$4,000, 1900, leo Of 1000
Grand Consolidate" i.o.;sFy, Glass No H. 70 be drawn
on Saturday, M4rch as..r, ieis = Nus, 70 drawn.
crA:p CAPITALS:
Prize OF S5,,eU0 Pnne of 5000
900 ss.i
Tickets sl2. halves i, Guar;..s3
A Certificate cf n Whocs W Il be sent fur sl.3 80
a Certificate Of - Halves viii he sent Tor II ~
Ce:tneai- 81 20 l.rsrsrs viii be stur Tor q $
$4,000, so OF l,5GO.
Grand con=2ii.2t.d Lottery. tisss 80. u, TO lie
drawn sa'uTd ), April 4i is;d. IS T"s Il dap ..
Prize Of sa 3sso" ! Pre- e g 500 800
60 50 1885 / $40
q 1900 &c. &c &c.
Tickets SO halves 5. quarter , 80.
A Certificate uf rs WhO'es Sll2 60
Certificate Of 81 Halves ~ Cy
A Certificate nf % Quarters % -
$4,000, 10000, lo9 Of eco.
Grand Consolidated Louery, Gas, 80. Is, 10 se
drawn on Saturday, April In 1916, q; Wilmington,
Delaware. : Nos, ~ drawn.
0saND carITAis:
| . lOCaJ 100 Goa
l . 500 it0 g . $40
Tickets SO, halves, ), quarters > 80.
Certificate OF 81 Wi.ors vii! be sent ;sr sli) 80
a Certificate of - Halves VIII be sent o- % -
Certificate of Is Quarters Will BE- sen; for % q
$4,000 1900 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Cla,. No .6 IL he drawn
on Saturday, March leth, 1916 - Ncs., Is dfa"g.
GRAND c.sartis:
Pie q si 40 ! r'~. q 3 . 900 900
I0,eoc - loCu
1908 &c &c. &c
Tickets Sl0. halves ), quarters :. 30.
4 Certificate OF % Wnor- Sil9 90
A Certificate of 20 Halves 80 80
A Certificate ii 10 Quarters costs - IS
$4,000 10000 5000,
Grand Consolidated !.oers, Glass M y, - be drawn
on Saturday, March .5,h, las IS Nos, Is dra,Yn.
cK.ro o.pirAL-:
! Prize Of $4,000 pnze OF 5000
1900 :" a7na
i COS 10 1870
Tickets $40. halves > quarters 90.
Certificate Of - Whole CO... so %
q Certificate OF - Halves 10 -
a Certificate If - Quarters - -
TT Orders meet the most prompt attention. The
drawing oil Who cider from w AMI the al
all Capital Prizes ne rad usual at sis,t, The
meat The rlwiHss received.
For large Prizes address u. PAINE 4 CO.,
March 81 Man. GER, Richmond. Virginia.
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CTRATToN'S OFFICE, No. 5, South l4lh
~ Street.
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
TIE Prize of Ten Thousand Dollars Pad Yes
teTday!
The holder of Ticket Nos. IL So So, in Lotto
~ drawn Monday last. yesterday presented me
ticket at STATIONS OFFICE, and received
The amount of his prize.
Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Glass Al, March Is !;
IL SO SIS 4 3 20 6 AZ SO 81 GA l9 ~ %.
Ticket Nos. III AZ 55-ons more pIlze SOLO
and paid BY STRAI1oN'
March u
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAIN E
WI 4. IN

MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. p A y E
ltI 4 co.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated Lottery
Glass IL:
s. 81 SO 60 IL % 81 IS AZ 26 33
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke Lottery Class %;
81 Go Is 65 II u 81 46 AZ 81
Drawn numbers of Delaware Lottery, Glass 20:
Sc Al IL 81 90 Sc % So is Is So 81
II 81 sc, whole; and half IL SO SO, 5 2h 50,
IL Sc So, S Dc So, Is SO 6l-sold and paid oy
D. PAINE g. CO.
For To. Morrow-Sales close at 4 o'clock
50 600, 5000, 2OOO 1900, 1924, 1000, 5 Of
500, &c rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets - 81
shares in proportion. ,ooo
Also the Dollar Louery-CaPi.als: $4,000
$50, 3l7, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn.
March 81
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=. II. MOON,

The unl-f sned becs leave TO inform the n ends Of
The l.:e arm ~ F. II. & K. &. MOON, ard n public
generally that he will continue the selling Of Dry
Coed, Groceries Sc 4. the oid stan Of ths Ia CON
Germ. ard so,icits their patronage. RO. \. MOON.
SCOTS VILE March .J-e"'w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27


known for
any oi
n. above diseases. ia
DR.. .-WAYNE'S COnPOtND
cYRCP OF WILD CHERRY:
J,i1 Or1gtual an! G,noiae Pcyargfjoa!
pEaAkKABLf Cr8i OF CONSUMPTION
At TRICHpHiNT SUCCESSFUL
MlLLYRsIowv. PrEsr o.. r..
Or. Sw.r~E-D-ar SH In March l1.i c.H .nt
very heavy cold hich settled my !nes, at,,n..G
hard dry cough, pains ~ the .itc and hf-a't,
u.h:nrs. aId oppression n the chest. neglected
taking any medicine, eareptihc usual -,np'. remedies
Which persons, IN ind Gent Circumstance IKE myself,
generally 10, ubti t.r disease MAJ r,curG tic
state tbcv. alluded 10. when became grcc a'arn.d,
lad applied my family rlit sIcIan. he ;ree;@d nns
-ev. .ai months, bur ecriY-d benefit IN gct, 4
.Tadnil, grew worse. ! had prDfusr night sw~atg,
.ia dry and parch-t. appetite. suffered much a-t
TN. ca-u;aiiy spng blood, rn,ii my physician,
a. We. my friends. pronounced ne gong INTO :rcp
dec me. some ot friends recommended rne rlrdi-
cine. .on. another, and wcnld sAo~ long c-.uh-
Gates Of pGrrored cues. many Of which ! thought
.ui.-d to ny cAacy, hat from their effect
mr., d.soaired ever recovering IN! heath. bot gs'.
myself up, TO die OF that srourze NJ tie innd-
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Fortunately, al this time. freud - mlne passing
through our town who resides IN HlUIshurg. c-ed l"
see M. and recommended Your Compound Sjr:r 81
Wiif cherry and cave ne The name II Nafiin Lui1,
youc agent IN harrisburg. reluctantly sent ard got a
hottie which relieved 80 much. ih1t sent ai got
five riore and an happy 10 ny, aIa no. 'ound
AMI hearty man attribute the cure entirely :, he
use of your celebrated pr paia.on-the COMPOUND
Syrpp Of Wild Cherry, aud would earnestly recon
mend any person who u suffering WIN any disease 81
the ungs, re-o't - once 10 yoaI ne cine ..nan
yours, very respectfully, kiCfikD VoHMEl Ek
We are personally acquainted With Richard Vonme.
Ter ms statements strictly true
j.eos s ss.sssa, joas salsaTos.
Remember none i genuine etc-rr rlia, bt.na- The
written Signature II DR.. S"ayne. sJ- Principal oMr
,ornrr OF Eighth ana Resr Streets. Phadelphl3.
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j. 6. Gregory 81 co.

MANAGERS, NO. IOl, NAN STREET,
lVI RICHMOND, VUgiaia.
Whole Tickle, Nos II 81 81, the Capital Prize
OF lO,0 600 dollars in Leesburg Lottery, 10. Is
drawn 23d March, was sent 10 This office and sod
by ". Slrat,on, Vender, Richmond, Va.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
$4,000 DOLLARS!-30 OF 1900 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 49,
10 be drawn April 4,h, 1916. IS Nos, - drawn
halloiS
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Splendid Capitals
prize OF $4,000 prize Of 1900
L I" 10000 80 SOD
L SUO0 80 q 500
" 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets sl0 Halves s. Quarters ! so.
Certificates OF Packages OF 81 Wholes, $50 90
Do. DO % Halves, 65 90
Do. do. 2G Quarters, 81 80
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30 600 DOLLAR

10000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass II, 10 be
drawn April ll,h, 1876.
PRIZES
l prize OF $4,000 prize OF $4,000
l +" 10000 10 1000
/" 5000 80 !" 800
l (" $500 &c. &c.
IS Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; Halves 5 Quarters , so.
Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whoies, $3.50 60
Do. do. 25 Halves, % 00
Do. do. 25 Quarters, - 50
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass Is, for
1886 10 be drawn al Alexandria, D. C., Satur-
day, April Is. IS numbers, IA drawn ballots!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

~ cHiTcFRY-yipcisfA AT Rules held III the
Clerks Office of The Circuit superior Court Of Law
and bancery for Louisa eognty, The 5th day Of Janu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

the Polish Fair. simple Greek cap. trimmed
by her own hands. was sold for the enormous
sn,n al one thousand ftancsV'
our readers will imsgiu- the modification
Of the lucky purchaser OF the cap when they
are informed that there were tsro ladies known
by the same name, Madame de n. lid
ows both one, young snd charming--the
other had been ~ in former years, but was now
nearly sixty years OF age
With that air OF cruel roillcry which ladies
sd well know how 10 assume towards those
al their admirers whose attentions are un-
welcome. the beautiful Madame de ",
turning towards the proud posse,sor OF the
cap, said:
Undoubtedly, sir YOU had particular and
weigh,y reasons for putting 80 high value
on III. hsndiwork of my mother-in-law. You
affections are most worhily placed. aud be-
lieve me. will gladly do oil in my power to
promote your suit. Your pretcnsions DC
honor To our family. and shall be quite happ,
to have such sn smisblc father law a
YOURSELF"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
Az AFFAIR FAlR

A correspondent OF the Courier 6es Flats
tHis relates sn incident which occurred r..
oently a, Pans. and which Caused quite talk
m the fashionable circles. A Fair was got up
by the ladies ior the benefit OF the Polish III.
lies, aud many 81 the most beautiful and fash
ionable ladies IN Paris took deep interest in
the matter, and furnished articles Tor sale or
acted as Salcswomeu on the ocCasion. Among
the numerous usiul and ornamental ARTICLES
Offered for sale q, one of the tables. was a
simple We, elegant, Greek cap. trimmed with
green silk ribbon. IL was no. of great val
ue in itself. but what gave 1t immense value
M the estimation OF some persons, was the Ia
bel attached 10 a, viz: Made aud presented
by Madamr de " This lady was one
OF the most celebrated b-auties in Paris
young. beautiful. witty, accomplished. and q
uidopi
The Greek cap, 40 neatly made and so taste
fully trimmed, noon after the opening Of the
Fair attracted ti,e notice of fashionable
lounger. who, after reading the label. said e
the lady shopkeepeI in q VOICE trembling will
emotion, II will buy this charming little cap
Madame. u you have no dissection. What II
the pficeg"
Forty frsncs" replied with sweet smiI.
the fashionable dame. This was evidently
high price fof iie article in question.
The gentleman took out his purse to nav "a
the cap when smother sdiniTcr of Madame A
", who had come up just in time to wi,
ness the bargain, said pointing 10 the cap, "'
will give sixty francs Tor il"
VERY well, sir" replied the lady with
smile. "thc bargain il not yet concluded. AN,
the greater the sum receive Tor the can IN
i, bctteTit will be for the poor Polish eIiles.
Eighty frances" exclsimed the FIRST cus,o
meT.
Five louis d'ors," said the new come
. without beSitatiou.
+ "One hundred and twenty france. e" Con
+ hundred end lOriyi" Tive hundscdi" CIV
!, hundred and iifyi- Three hundred" go,
u hundred" Five hundred" Ia word an
= bids rapidly rose to oa< Thousand francs +,
: the little Greek csp, ~ determined was ese
= oi these gallant gentlemen TO secure the pr.
y t0 himseli The successful competitor wa
the one who entered second in the list. II
y carried of the dearly baght cap in triumph
= ln thu eyeniag of che same day there was
large aud fashionable party sssesnbled at N
= rooms Of one oi the lady patrones.es Of M
" lair. The eEultiDg purchaser II tke pretty "a
- was present along with his vanquisl,ed con
V peu,uf. who had bid Zoe II The sam of ma
bundled imnfs. The beautiful Madam ,
= u was also there, a. lovely anil spriyh,l
10 on ever, and watching au opportunity VIII
y she Yves surrounded by large nuinbrr of ~.
o. sDns, she Mid in he's clesf musical yo;c,
= tb"sr around krf. "Do you know that .,
~ desr Dlo'lrf 20 law was quite fortunate !,
b d~yl IA srlicie of tnling Importance
BE- ht't vslus N itself which 10, presented
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
TO CoMro,yND A MEpuCiNEENTIR

TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRE
I.Y OF VEG ErABLES, which hall cpeDtc
cfiectuslly. is very great advance upon the
obsolete formulas Of Pharmaceutical Scicnce.
II il oulyin modern times that this important
dcsiderstum has arrived at perfection. The
community had been % long druggcd and pcss-
oned BY mineral preparations. that vegetable
compounds became matter oil actual neces
si,y, and no remedy could expect TO become
popular without this essential recomnsenda
iion. The very idea Of administering mineral
substances Internally is absolutely Propostrr-
Gus. Nature never intended them Tor that
purpose. Their mode OF operation is too vio-
lent. and Abey seldom fail To leave the sys'
tenn in worse condition than they find it,
The Clickenrr Svgsr.coated Vegetable Purgs
tive Pills being compounded, not merely o.
vegetables. bat Of their extracted juices, iscn
iircly free from this objection. Their opera
ton is perfectly soothing. They penctrau
the minu,cst fibres of the human frame by
gradual process. and never cease in their opc
Ia,ion until every particle OF deceased matte
i expelled. and every symptom OF disorder rs
moved. For agents see advertisement.
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

OF The following proceedings shsuld have
been published yesterday. In making up our
paper ior the press they we're accidentally
omitted.
Al, special meeting OF Ohio Lodge. No
l0l, OF A. y. Masons, held at their Hall, in the
city OF Wheeling, on TueS,Ia evening, March
9th, A. ID. lsI6, A. l.. $50.
The following preamble aud resolutions
were adopted.
"h<Tsas, u has pleased Almighty God in
HIS wise providence io remove from the sphere
oi his usefulness. our worthy aud beloved
brother. the late John J Hsswel.
hesolptd. That b. THIS mclancholy event
society at large has sustained los, that !,
deeply iamented. and our body depn,ed n
one whose many Virtues and amiabIe quail
ties, endesred him TO us all. Bul 70 Ibis a.
hioting disPeasslion we humbly bow. and a.
the trials OF the prola ,ionary state Of ON,
brother are over" we trust and believe ne !.
admitted into TnE TsErLE mot made with
hands, eternal in the heavens
Resolred, hsa token 81 our esteem aud -.
gard Tor our deceased brother. we cherish
fond aud livery recollection of his meriioriou
character. and that We deeply sympathi1e wi,
las family IN their bereavement.
Rssolrsd. That THIS Lodge will Att.nd u
funeral 81 our BROTHER. aud wear the us,,.
t'sdge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResoiSsd. That ,he Sccrci.ry communities
copy Of these resolutions to the family
the dsceascd. end procure the publication
the Saae Ia the PhiIadeIphia United Stat
Gazette. and the PaPers Of this city.
copy II0m tlrr minutes.
GEO. w. SIGHTS, S,o'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

By our STEAMBOAT register. IL will b. seen
that nsvigslsos ~ jsss about uscd up by the
ice. The Css,sssisn arrived from Cincinnati
pine o'clock. aigh, b-fose last, reports a yorg.
of sce - middle islsad aud also at Pc, tous
I-iasd. She Psssed them with difficulty.
The prospectis that no moro boats will arrive
from below Tor some days. end reports ssy
the river Is closed at Browns Island, abou, 81
miles above this. II will not CONTINUE ~
very loag.- Whseiing Argus Of the 2Sih uif
The above is from the Argus we copy mere
" to show that there IL one candid rapcr ian
wheeling. The Tunes would never allow
that the Ohio was closed below Whe.l,uy
Oh no: the difhculty wss altogeth between
that place and Pittsburgh. lt il notorious tina
duriqS the late suspension of navigation ON
the Ohio. twice ~ many boats wee detained
below wheeling 40 there were above IL, The
LINES IN q su-sking way talks about the
Monongshela Slsckwster. when il !. a fact
that during the whole time the Packets run
regularly. except that the Louis McIane lost
one trip.-Pnis. Gas.
We tell YOU that the whole 81 tss above
il fsls.-Argus matter and all. n the Argus
is a Pittsburgh psPer let il 60 there and not
endcavor here to injure Tho place in which it
j. publishcd. The Argus knew or should have
known that ia. river was not closed below
Wheeling. tos navigation. az tho iirs, bost tina,
came up broke through with ease. and boats
arrived daily from Cincinnati. but our copy
from the wharf register titles that matter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

The following is list 81 the boats that or
rived at Wheeling from Cincinnati from the
18th Feb. last Ia the 9th March. II coinPris =
the full number Of boats that came uP the
river. II will Ia seen that on. or more sui
we'd Searly ever day. white none arrived from
P,ttsburgh, rhis, we think. shows that the
river was en,ipl, closed above Wheeling aud
opeu below foe three weeks fact that often
occurs, and wac last week admitted by the
Pittsburgh Gazette i,slf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
FORTUNATE ESCAPE. Sarah Bel len,

FORTUNATE ESCAPE.--Sarah Bel ten.
girl at work In tho E--,.i- payer Mill 10 this
town. very narrowly escaped death. An iron
shalt, revolving within two feet OF the floor.
was uncovered for the purpose of oiling.-
While thus uncovered Miss Beldeu's clothes
came i'm contact with the iron and were wound
on the shaft. drawing her body TO. and doub-
ling IL close around the instrument. While
she was in this distressing position the shat:
performed number Of revolutions, before the
machinery could b. stopped; but happily her
head was drawn - closely to the shaft that il
escaped contact with the floor. II was sup
posed. of course, that she had received death
injury, but on examination by surgeon IL is
found that she is no, much hurt.-Norfhamp-
toa Gdzefte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC RAIL

R0AD.-We are glad To learn. by the follow
ing article from the Winchester Republican,
that this work. which constitutes. practically.
an important branch OF tn, Baltimore and
Ohio Rsilroad, has been placed on better
footing by recent legislation obtained from the
Virginia Legislature:
W. d p. Railroad Compdny.-The Leg
islsture, at the session which has just termi-
mated with the libcraliiy which has for the
most part characterized her policy. passed
bill fos tho relief OF this Company that has
given All impetus 10 public seu,imen, in its
favor, that canno, well iaii To place the i'm
pIovement IN state oi the highest usefulness
IN q short time. and in few years to rim
bursc the stockholders in the way OF dividends
upon their stock ior their aid In establishing
this great public convenience.
The ieatu,es of the law. we learn. are these:
On the IL, OF August, lSis. aud annually
thereafter, the Company IL required Ia pay in
lieu oi interest upon the debt due the State
and dividends upon the State stock, an annuity
OF five thousand dollars. rcscrving the lieu al
ready existing. but suspending the collection
of tho debt - long a. tho annuity ~ paid
Leaving still 10 the stockholders the right to
sell the Road To the II. a. q. X. X. Company
IL they choose.
Efforts are now making TO misc fund.
with every prospect OF success. Ia re-iron the
road, which. when done. (the road being in
g e~fs e.
cei,e I'D will pat IL ina state To- transport
with celebrity and safety, all the ttadc and
travel that may offer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
ASrYFTlC WHICH wIfLSToP BLEED
ING OF TuE LARGEST NISSFIS IL.

81 brandy m onmmon spuii. two ounce,
casltle ~aP tw0dfs,lttns pufasi, one disrhtn
--srfaPe ilie st,p bue. end dissolve 30 Coz th
ntandy lh'n add the potash, ,nis % well to
g<ih,f snl ke~p J.. me ,io.s rlusl When
F0u sppiy t l'tiib. warmed atd,iip ,l,.is.t.
~ liHt 8nd 10, b.oll wiU .smr,itst.i, -,
gesl @frrat's by '0aEdaiiug n.s lJn.i .
e1usidsmise UAy NidHn uhs se..et. -,
splaicstiofs nef ~ ue,es-aJ sos deep IS, o,,,,t.
sag gbete hub, sss cat oil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
GEO. w. SIGHTS. S,c'y
RATHER llspoRTANr NEWS. An

seri'-s scent ia 'be New York Express tells
NJ Ssofge l.ino a passenger in the pscke,
Ship Victoria" iately iron. London ,hatb,
calling oH the spOk kec pr Of the Northern
Hotel he viii hraT Of something tending
s'ading greatly To The sd,snceineut Of h,s il
'e'es's, a. well IA 1his late a. ia that which !,
Do cOlne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

IL has been thought that we did not sufii.
cienily notice the loco ioco meeting on Tues
day evening Well, perhaps not; but what
would you have Us do with the less, posi- BILE
segment OF tho least possible psry1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12

We are favored with the most delightful
spring weather that i, has ever been our ior-
tune toenjo.. The hills around us are be
coming green and assuming their gay summer
livery. The nayigaIion OF the river j. fine
and all things seem To wear sn air Of cheer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
OREGON DEBATE.


order OF the day and tbs Oregon debate was
OREGON DEBATE.
Mr. Evans, who was entitled 10 the floor,
said that the measure ofnolice uow before the
senate was one Of very decided character,
and one which might lead To the most impor-
tant consequences.
The friends al the President on the 1oor Of
the Se"ste differed gu the ground upon which
they asked ior the passage Of the notice -
Some OF them asked for IL weapon with
which BE- could SO on and demand the whole
/ territory up To 81 degs. 30 secs. Others a. n
/ prelude To a compromise on 50 degs. Now
in this state OF affairs. IL might we'll be prop
er to- pause aud wait until IL should b. know n
what use ti~ President would make Of the no.
tice before passing IT,
MIR. Evans then went into the question of
title, and demonstrated that our title 10 the
schotc OF til territory was not clear and TN
questionable. Mr.. y. had not concluded AT
the hour Of adjournment
HOUSE OfREPRESENTATTvR
! Mr.. Dromgoole Of Va. from Select Com.
m'ttee' reported bill for the purhhsse Of the
Madison Manuscripts. The bill WAS read
twice and referred To the Commitee OF the
i Whole
Mr.. Tibbat,s, Of Ky. offered a Resolution
TO Close the debate upon the River and liar.
Dor Dill on "Wednesday next. Lost.
Mr.. stanton, Of Teun. who was entitled 10
The hooI, declined 20 yield IL, aud the merit,
OF the River aud Iiartor Ball wer, discusaed
oy Mr. y. who aimed to occupy position
somewhere between the extremes OF the yaTi.
ous opinions which have been sdvsDced uuo,
this subject.
Nj. Thomasson, of Ky, closcd the discus.
SION ior the day ~ very earnest st.eech b.
defence OF the bill and OF ell works of Inter
nal Improvements
m.. Farm, % Ohio. obtained il,e noor and
The Committee Fosr
Mr.. MCDONNELL asked leave to onsr a hal
granting quarter section og Land IA e,e,,
mari, widow sud child ~ the United state.
he bill was sliowcd 10 b. twice pesd. AM
iben referred 10 the Committee OF the Wbol.
on the state 81 the Union.
The Housc sdjomned.
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TO SHOE xANuYACTURERs

Id ECEIND The day direct if"m the Iarsust..
. large ss.os'snen, Of Tally. Ts,hsm d Wal.
k.s'. Shoe Threads of every deserps 'on--sse.n
End hall blesched Aiso large vsne,y Of Fsldns
Tsrsds. all 81 which s.ai ~ fcund 10 be Of The
very heel quality. and will be s,IJ stihe very iuw.
eel rates i1 cash. by MCCLELLAN a kNoX.
msf II Ssrn Of Ne BIO Rks Boor
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sCHooLN NOTICE..

An examination IN the female seminary OF
North Wheeling conducted BY Mrs. Wallace
will commence at 2 o'clock, on thursday
l2Ih inst, and continue through Friday.
The friends of education are invited Ia attend.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

Il,ere viii b. . Tsmpemaee Meeting held
va the Presbyterian Church oii Thurs,lsv s,,o.
,ng MsFch i2th IT half pest 6oelock. Tn.
VI. Gslly. 81 Cincinnati. Ohio, will sd5,,..
h. meeting. WIN. 2. WILSON. P,,.f
THOs HoSEgEoOs seq.
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In answer to some enquirics, we think i
proper To state that certain handbills signe,
Weller" OF something of that sort, were mo-
pfintcd ut this Office.