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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
TIE RANDOLPH NEGROES.

The Sidney co. Aurora, of last Saturday,
says these negroes remain on Col. Johnson S
idrn near PiqUa. That paper condemns. ia
decided terms, the conduct OF the citizens OF
Mercer IN the late outbreak and insists that
they should have made their objections
known before the land was purchased, and
not wait until they had drawn the last cent
they could expect, ont of the pockets of the
blacks, (some S32 ,O00) and then raise AN arm
ed force aud refuse 20 let them take possession
OF their property. Those who were fie-ccst
IN their opposition to the blacks were the
veSy men who sold them lands, and received
wages tor constructing the buildings"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

To COMPOUND \ MEDICINE ENTIRELY OF
ishi if which shall opcr ciicctually is a We.
- 80" ADVANCE upon the Obsolete Ia rmuts Of pharnN
eentrai Science IL b only mod cra t,n,es thai tins
ill si. dIsherSinn has arrived at perfection. The
community has tcc3 ~ long druggcd and poisoned Ia
mineral preparations that vegetable compo,,nds Iecsnc
n",,et ol actual necessity, and remedy could ca
I',t 4" become popular without ihs essential Tcc oinuc
daion The very idea of Administering ,,iner.i 81
s.ans's s1na'y IS absolutely prcposicro,s Nature
petai"n ~ too violent, aad they seldom f Il, lay. tbe
.s'e", pa worse condition thsh They ind a. 1he Ciic
pounded not merely OF Vc.cscs bat Of their a., rset,s
J,'s t. entirely ifcc ifom this Objection. Tcr opera
~, y fSlc,ty sn"thihg. They penetrate The innufcst
hbics OF TIE hnpei, frame 10y gransl process and never
voae IN 'cif operation nt every Iaiclo of ,cceased
we'd. For sale by A. o. FNIRttITi II M
jay 70 Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
TwKNrY- NlNrn coNGRESs.
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore American
Washington, July Is.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Aaerican
Washington, July Is.
SENATE.
MIR. Lewis, from the Committee on Com
mcrce, reported the House hill lor The support
oi the L. $. Volunteers, asking It's immediate
passage.
MIR. Jaruagiu moved 90 amend il so as to
pay Tennessee volunteers, called uut ~ 1886,
during the Cherokee difficulties, Tor horse hire
and forage, which was rejected.
MIR. J NJ. Clayton inquired the amount of
appropriations by the blu
Mr. Lew 10 answered, about twelve millions
of dollars.
Me- J. NJ. Clayton asked. us this exclusive
ol the ten millions appropriated i'm May last
Mr. Lewis answered, at is
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Cameron presented The pro ,ccdings of
a democratic meeting in Northumberland Co.
Pa, against the repeal of the Tariff OF 1872.
Mr. Z. said the panic talked of really existed
end was sprcaiing-it extended all over Penn
syivonla. 1t was not wbig panic, but dem
OCratic panic.
MIR. Webster made some observations i'm
relation To the closing remarks of Sir Robert
Feel IA his last speech. lie sSid that all eyes
IN England were turned To the action of Con-
gress on the Tariff. By document Just pre-
scented, II would appear that contrary blast
was coming from Pennsylvania. Mr.. w. ask e
Ell the Senators from Pennsylvania whether
Polk, Dallas and the Tariff OF 1872 was not
on all banners III Peunsylvania, during the e.
leciloncering campaign OF lSi2
Mr. Cameron said they were, and the first
could not have been elected without the last
The Tariff Was paramount to all other consid.
erdtiOns.
After some further remarks from Messrs.
Webster and Allen, the amendment was re-
icrrcd 10 the Committee on Printing.
The Treasury note bill was taken up at II
o'clock.
MIR. Niles spoke in favor of the bill and a.
gainst the bill to reduce the Tarilf.
The debate was continued by Mcssrs ]. NJ.
Clayton, Evans, Webster, Calhoun, Dayton,
Benton, Miller, Johnson ol Maryland, Bagby,
Allen, aud others.
MIR. Benton amendment was then rejected
by vote of l6 To So
The bill thcu passed without division.
! The Tariff bill was then taken up.
Mr. Johnson, OF Maryland. took the floor
9nd addressed the Senate against the bill, in
very able aud instructive speech. lie is
speaking as this despatch closes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
DESTRUCTIVE CONTEMPLATION

!
The To,cpof NdHiuekci in oshcs--A hurdrcd
and eighteen buildings consumod'-By an ex-
ira from the New York Herald, we have in 81
telligcuce ol a calamitous fire. which has laid
ia ruins the town Of Nantucket, Mass. 4
slip lrom the Wander Office, (la,ed on TUESDAY
morning, furnishes the following particulars.
Ii becomes our melancholy duty to record
one oi the most Calamitous fires that has ever
happened in this place. We have had an
awful night. The fire is still raging. At IL
o'clock last evening. our Inhabitants wcne a.
reused with the appalling cry ot fire. and IT
was soon disc oycrcd III the stoIe occupied by
Il. G.. Kelley.
The flames spread with such ripidity as 10
battle every exertion TO repress thcm--cxpc-
pedlcnis OF blowing zap houses were resortc,l
To as the only means to arrest the couiligui-
don-but itwould seem with little success.
More than twenty buildings were thus dcs-
troyed, and indeed several more would have
been.
The town presents a scene of devastation
that language cannot describe. The whole
square ol buildings bounded by Maih Centre,
Broad aud Federal streets, is in ruins and
nearlyal the buildings opposite thusc which
formed thc square. Trinity Church is now
in flames.
All tue buildings on North Water street
as far as Aaron Mitchelis. (inclusivc) all the
buildings ON Main street from G.. H. Rid
dies to straight wharf. On Union stcet a.
lar as the building occupied by the town Off
GERS (nclusivc.) Washington st. as Ear as
Capt. J. 4. Pease's (inclusive.,) Dr. Bug
| giles house ON Orange street, was blown up
which arrested the flames at that point.
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pared TO do
Plain and Ornamental Binding.

oil all kinds, TO order, in the most thorough
manner aud at the cheapest rates
BLANK BOOKS furnished 10 any pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &C., bound
IN the most substantial manner
Old books rebound, &c.
The BindcTy will be under the charge of ].
GlLCHBlSIs JR., an experienced and compe-
tent workman, TO whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
Is determined 10 furnish as good work as can
be done IN the city, at as cheap rates and with
the utmost promptness.
Sicdmbout OiCn6rs and Builders, are PAR
ucularly invited to give him call, as he is
prepared 10 furnish books ana bills out and
out, at the shortest notice
may Is J. l.. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

The Pitts5ush papcrs arc calling Justify
upon he government 90 erect The Mlriuc
Hospital at that place. which The narrowncss
sni seilishncsS OF rittsburghars succeeded Ia
getting located lhcre, through the means Of
deception aud ia,schoo1 We have not for
-lynitcu how Board appointed 10y the ENecu-
uve SOM seven OF eight years ago, reported
IN favor OF iocalios lbd hospital at Wheel
inS-how certain member of Congress
Cra,ylcd before a loco loCo Executive to yet
thc appointment OF a new Board, which
should be headed and governed by Pittsburgh
influence how the most degrading subser-
Nicncy was manifested aud criminal promises
made until the appointment was made, and
the government put TO additional expense, To
Crafty PiusbuIgh's jealousy ot WheeUng.-
Feeling, as we do, that that selection was
only oblaincd through the vilest means, we
trust the goyernmeDt may never waste its
means ON it, aud Pittsburgh never receive the
pay of her basencss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
STEAM coat ACCIpENTs-Wc learn

STEAM BOAT ACClDENrS.-W learn
from the st. Louis Republican OF Tuesday,
that the steamer Archer struck snag two
4nilcs below Mount Pleasant, Oh Sunday NOR
ming. She was Kun on bar aud the water
bailed, aud tie boat proceeded to Mount Pleas
ant, where the cargo was discharged aud stored.
She had ON board large quantity OF goods for
Slnte BE, aud Tor Rich and Pomeroy, SUulers
to the Army-part OF which was slightly dam
aged. The cargo aud boat were insured
The Steamer linda, arrived yesterday, reports
that ON the 9th inst, when near Tensas par
ish, she ran into the river bank, starting sew
cral al her unb,rs, and causing her to leak
iaSteI than the pumps could free her. After
di'charslns part OF her cargo, she got at the
leaks anl succeeded in parIia ly stopping
them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

f-lNILRRESriNG intelligence 20 persons who ave
b.Visl"'ci u" az ih ANY iu DANGER Of CDNSt Np.
NY remedy most perfect has been discovered tnr
Ttth consumption Liver Cou,piaint OF any of Their iu
Ctlicii symptoms, on thc Chrome Thermal tru IA 4.
~. "Fors cccta'ed medic the genuine Ba'ran or
IdNHN"fi which lee prepares So Bowcry Tins d AZ,
~ treatment, now esiouscd ~ several eminent piK 81
odh endhas been i1f long time tic secret of Tic mi
F"'a'cich success which hsslons attended Dr. Ta,ifs
in'"'' ~ performing as wonderful cures which iu
lai very many ods'- have lcv almost Incredible It,t
1e conclusive proofs the Doctor hrnr forward are IN
I's'ah' aAd We advise al WHO may have coughs or
t'l' eipc colds o Try this perfect specific wnout de.
al. tduhitn saFr "a snal leak willsnk liz shin
cure. 80 'e' "'N i-s'
bny a. 30 Bowory. n. Y Each hottie has a Ieanii6iI
49, Ii"'e l"e =" prevent counterfeit For sale ~ Whec
'"s " - - JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
TIE TALlSMAN AND ILLUSTRATED
ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE Ne b,vc

received The first number OF the above publ
'@iion, handsomely got zap magazine of 40
pages. It's executed ia handsome style of
typography, and illustrated with numerous
fine W 'od ensayinss. Although specially de
signed Tor The use oi 0,Ll Fellows, it, reading
matter cannot fail 20 amuse any portion OF the
community.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
ID PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.

WHEELING. VA
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Dcaw are aud 1c,r.i,
Class -, drawn a, Wilmington on SATURDAY. Iuly n
- ~ u % , y ~ - A ~
-, Lowest prize Si2.
Delaware "Snail FRY" Glass No III drawn n, V,,,,
tom On Saturday. July IT, $50:
20 81 - 80 10 / ! 20 \ al "a
rp,.,,.. - Lowest prize 81.
"iNi'' Sol.H--'5 20 -, whole ticku 5000 sold
u" . &c t,icman of Cuiil erank Md
oo@c % ~ a hSii'iekc., apd 10 gcntomso at thus
=, o. Nj. DORSEY.
= Sole Agent for thc Mauarers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
TuE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. no ChtSnut 50. btfioocn Ord and
PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA.
ry1lS popular vi central Hotel established nv H.,
- Me-sf> ssndcrsou having passed into The hands OF
the subscriber he dercs 20 inform friends aud the nuI
lac that Il D. NOW open for the reception Of guests
10 thocc who have visited 'sipc Franklin House A..
adVautegcS desirable stopping place well kuov,
90 those who have not. viii hc only necessary 10 ss,.
that II r. situated an the busiest part of the fashiona
he street M the immediate vicinity of the Exchange r~t
ohcc. Banks, Custom House, Places OF Amusement tio
tc- Steamboat Landings Railroad DEPICTS Pubic Square
Court houses. &c.
Since the change of proprictors Ia rye amount OF mo
neg has iccu expended an charging httn. re furnish
us aud painting. Among the numerous Improvement.
may DC mentioned improved entrances, ladies' or
binary. new senicmans dining saloon. new paslors
chambers, Kitchen, and new bar room Lcsid,,
many other minor improvements
The principal FEATURES of first rate hotel the Tabieand
Wine Ccl ar viii D. under the OF Mr. James
Sandct-on. OF the former proprictors whose ami
ton 10 excel - Caterer well known His widely &C.
lcba.cd cook. fcicicr aided by experienced Assistants
( wiil s;iii continue 10 lc hi- right hand man.
The Office aud books VIII le under the charge of NJ, a.
r. Bunhain Ia the able editor ct the Daily Ohio Union
cNcrilous have been made aud hereafter win not N,
spared 20 render the ffAnkln one of the vERr fIRxr
hoic.s ior comfort convenience aud good living.
~ II n DIX. MINOR
rANCY BONES.-ie dozen Fancy Toilet aud Work
BoAcsvi 70 ditcfcRt sy ics and patterns hand and
for sale low by j. p J. n. HoRNBROOK.
TyTIDE WINDOW PAPER.--500 pieces Wide Win
w dow Paper, figured aud plain striped Just received
BY - - }. * /. noRNBROOk.
/ a IkENs PATENT BRAD Avis for sale at the
| k4 llenlw are s.ogo OF
I Nsl OFT GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22

AGOOD REPLY. A sabbath school teach
er, instrucling his class on the portion of lbc
Lords prayer, Thy Will he done on earth as
IT'S IN heaven" said To them, lyon have told
me, my dear children. wh0t is to be- done
nc ciH ot God aud where is it to bc done
on eurth and hoW is it to BIZ donc--as IL is
doEe ~ Heouea. How do you think the an
gels and happy spirits do the will OF God in
heaven, as they are to be cur pattcrn?" The
Inst child replied, "They do il imnlediaiei,,.'
The second, They do it dihgentiy," the third,
They do IT aiUays;" the fourth, .'They do il
'cih all thar hearts" the fifth, /" "Thcy do il
otCgcther." Here pause cnsucd and no
child appeared to have AN answer: but after
some 'ime a little girl arose aud said, "Why,
SIR, they do IL 'oitaom asking any questions. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
iosiTINEPRoOFs.-CO Nst- gPTIoN Avn nJ.t.F
llNG or TiiE ~ NGS CtfREBgY FUE Tsg Dp
lk buNCAN'S ENFECTOR AMI HgMHI,Y

Miss Emcliuc Yraacr agr,i 81, c,,e, 49, g. ,.,
WV" az t age "i siNtocH. with slight rud which si,.
until ilc LlNGS became prey iu that destroy
-. ,NNS' pr ilpN, when application t0 physician
wa made 10 no elect lie rufdcfcd her case i,,pes
one ana prescribed Tat little incdicinc for her Ia tbe
,llu' SIZE discharged great quantities OF blood win
nu'h 'Nptctofaiton ot tfck pcsni aud cough Iirr o
9h ieinc at length lccane reduced tua living skeleton
~, la,l "ds anAinlsy hooked or ~ her friends that lei
.uuci.s might end ly the paurs ~ death Burinr i,e
'l meg physician frequently called, and a. che lsst fc
hfpFctofaui fcmcdy, q" hay ins noticed some c,tsst,
- Fiiofi'ad lj tic medicine iu smilar eases re Al
~ Is" lritl,-, and administered 70 to Isf-
- ,'h"ued Swing iie medicine eighteen daYs. IA
nr sue Wat rendered shio o. io walking 30 her ICED
latf, 90 ie asiouisuiefu pf rf friends aud rrisyrs
''inlnucd Using ihe medicine tor cgh weeks. " lrn
~ a'cI"ta Herself entirely pee from pain and di-esse
ibf Rove VSiusdC medicine eau ic 0aaucd n rs Ice.
ihf a. uie store % ly 90 J. u. A. u. n. MARSH
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Jy wiw
David Hickman,
Complainant,
IS cn.rcrnr.


Jacob HUtiicld aud Eebccca Hatfield IL Cu.Sc.,x
atd John Uatfcd, Infant Heirs ofi
yohu Hatfield, deceased Defendants
ID RHi ANl To- decree pronounced in this r,,., an,
- 9Th day OF September Isf5 by t'irru s,,,,so
tor Of Law and Chaucery lot TYLER gountv ,,s -,
~ c '"uti house door at Tyler county ON Monday tbe
iuh dsy OF August neN. uhai Icing Conn dav :; ,,,h
he anciion tract of ~ Of land living in ssi6
s1N oi I}er and situate on Middle Island Creek nesr
Mnaft"ufuet Tie county scat OF said county -
nc sale w5ll te made ON The following Terms a. r.
CURED iP TIE sbid decree, va. tlfd Of tbe rrSb..
M"hey 70 &c psd 90 eight months. one third i sfxt,co
huhnr ana Tie remaining Third In tveuty On,
months rom tie DAY ~ ssc-ths pure haser ~ 49,, t,S.
eaiine interest, ith good security for is t,sv ,,,t -
49,, - tis'eh'hls APOLLO SrEfuENS
''' Wv Special Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-22
THE TARIFF.

Me- Evans in hls mOstedy ssccch upoa the
'arln presents the following statistics OF the
taria Of 1912. WHO shall say tl.at the tar
III ol lSl2 is not az near perfect as human
knowledge can produce? The duties being
equal 50 must be the impaLSsSag+t ihst tariff
which shall produce sufficient revenue and
equality in imports, must preserve a pcrina-
nent business in the country and promote gen
c'al prosperity, az has the tariff of 1872
The lifst year, 60 June lSlD s25 $50 900
The - ycdr. June 1870 about 20 600 900
Inc 81 year, June 1870 2G,6Sl $50
Here (sais Mr.. Eyaus) arc three successive
wars 10 which The amount received into the
1lcSsdry scarcely varies. Ihcrc arc 40 such
othFr thrtc ycQIs 10 be jOU3d IN oi, Aisiorv.
"oT any lang approaching to than. search
our statue books from beginning to end. aud
YOU look ~ vain tor any other law whose on
eiatlon has been SO unliorm--so STEADY. Du-
ing those 3ycdro we have had none oi those
evils That result from excessive importatiuns
one year excessive imporations, next veal
alin'nislfd lmporia TOMS embarrassing thc
whole business OF thc.couuiry aud thc financial
huaira OF the Government
AIR. Evans furnishes the following striking
iacts rs !hc results Of the different tariffs i,
force before lhc present, since 1880;
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NOCJrUENopAv

~ Stahsc ihai tie ettzcns Of Wheeling aud persons
~, W'"ush1ut ihc snrtouI dinI country, should allow
10 lc plagued, lii, poisoned, and e made To-
''rt ~ Those dNcnous insects called Musutiltes
Si NHetn2 htstre's when u e 80 costly fe,nebci
~ JHSi calling az Tie Mhecna Sore ~ here can lie f,,J
aud for sale, cheap '''' '"'''
by JOIISTON & BERRYHILL.
- - No l3l Main 30. vs. Heclinr
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EXTRAORDINARY PRESENT.

MIR. Mcdonnell, membero vi Congress from
Alaboma, Is said TO have bouehtan enormous
large sausage and placed it ON his desk, decla-
ring his lntention 10 present it TO Mr.. S0rycr
OF Ohio, with speech. Is this intended as
an Oregon prcsenl-commcmo ol the
defeat Of MIR. Sawyer, and the UtyJour Jor-
ties!
Weore frank, in giving our opinion, tllat
such conduct j. abOminablc.
Could not Mcdonnell and his bull dog, be
satisfied with worrying poor Sawyer, Allen,
Cass * Go. out of 5ldcg. I0miu., and ch.st-
ing them ont Of ihcirpay aud provcndcrl Was
IT not enough To abuse them into bctraying
their constituents on the taril1 Was is moi
enough TO make them licl, the dust from every
Southern bOot-that insult should be- added
10 injury2 II they give Sawyer sausage
what will they give AIlcn2 We are curio1,,
To KNOW whether it viii la bind. a fish. or
lowlt whether it will be un eel, or porcu.
pine, or 4 twig Of Young Hickory
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IV"''s InsF1IdU auI John 4 l--I,-
tumuIrnurtf.


Iiomes ingrabau suJ John D. f.,.,,
Compartments
George j I,r.,sr ss5 ,.l.. ,.., o. Cnssersr.
- tsI VT i1 q decree ,,.,s F.. r. .. .,...
gay 10 M-t. it. uI f..r d. e Ia .....
~ .h''ft tI 'ltlof r.urtf. & a u ..a i. s,.f
.,i "i NHrnsi n'ai. .ilft l.ius t'oun dsti 80. 4,
l....t Fl '.f DOOR u. ihp tuHr fl0fi.n oI satl
f. ~ ltr srrc. ol Land situated an he f,iI
- ~ 'I Nch"H's tlrk of Middle fisud fr,ps. .gd a..
49, ,t piiffs ~ efid rfurf. iff saif Ia ft. a1 tf.
'''.NN lna "nr htlf ~ DE I.ufei-s, f,sisr ID. 4,
r H'''.It. and &c. oiilcf belize lrgtitf ina,i l.,
4..s.,.t ... 'f l1fria..f ia give iuit's le -iar
.... ' t'i ~ 'AIiits Jog Gee fHfHfHt af ff. fH
rs. MfCDG uH
"'" tfr ~ JTHNFDN Il III a.
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I'D HINm

- TIN hENf,
HGfA FOR nst 0r more vs.,. . ,..f, t o..
llHnAx1 ih i-i mrfs num Niorlinr stsa.
llAt &k4 ~ p ue Nfioaal Road fyr,r rie -, ~a,iof
- 49, y -s , krods q one ~ ,6o i.a -.
tL A.a. r. ~. H.sl prn] of iuuse fooin .sseh - =
hn,,tn Spfif ioi.-f and smoke house. with asiiisr
20 ~ f"f's .hd - ceres 'f iend. nsrksaifh's mop
~ '"t ~ p" .''..fI-. iofst.siuu gwen itnuut-
l1} lmw JNO uuTsTORu.
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la these tables the people NAV read the
causes Of the financial and commercial en-
tarmssments in which the country was 30 70
Gently involved, and from which il has been
eIifleattd mainly by tie operations of the tar
81 oi 1872 Let that system be ovcrlhrowu
Snd We hazard nothing in predicting tlmt we
rinii Pdss through a2siu ihe samr scenes the
'iN hiter iruit Of Sac same wild experiment
" From 1906, up t0 tlc enactment of the mr.
eni iunh. says Mr. E,ausl YOUR revenue dcrl.
vet lfom ail SOURCES did not p8y the exue,,..s
at year GOternment. There Wssade6,i, of
more ihan sH millions 0idoilst- wear. Tp.u
cams lhe act oi 1914, aud iu Csc Gl., ia,,.
ycam 81 iis opeffiioHs % li5. maintained ,n..,
government. psid Ten millions of yolr us,i,..
81 d,hi Incurred HHdrf Zoe prr,i0u. .,s,,m
sud irit siH milli0us Ou b1ud Now foaIs,r
ihc Two systems. Say, which has proved ia
stil i1 ha iHr soJnd policy of the c0uuir, in
f'B'r9 ip rffuuc and public credit spi sfI
.ha depends nPun revenue aud public credit
Lophng lo tur act oi lS5l. ask III wc 9ut,Itf
NOT io u satisfied with it. So iars- yfregus i.
convened Ought wc fO change i2 Abp,e
sl ought W Change il at such iiue as fl,.
prcs'n'. wbcn pressing emergency ha. ari..
ga. auh 'ue demands upon jbt Tpasur, ana.
rncrss"d to - considerable extent Opght
~ sDahinn b sysiem which ctprGcuea IT,.
proves 20 b. safe aud adequate ior fhc puf.
7'OSa OF iis establishment. auj rlsh up'p
Defe ~ feJiDeni sAjl.d system and ,.,.
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agaius, which OH the lights aud experience
OF The past give such clear and solemn warn
ing.
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HOUSE OF UNDERSTANDINGS

Two mimporlant bills were reported by
the Standing Committee. They thcn took up
aud passed the bill 10 distribute the laws OF
/ the United States.
! The House then went into Committee of
the Whole (Mr. King, OF Georgia, la the Chain
ami took up the private calendar.
The bill Tor the release OF Thomas Wisharp,
agreed TO. Also the bill Tor the relief of Elisha
ii. Holmes.
The bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert
Fulton was discussed at length; IL was first
advocated 10y Mr.. Strohm and opposed by Mr..
Daniel. Mr. J. H. lngersoll also spoke in its
favor, as well as Mr.. Rockwell of Connecticut.
Mr. Mcdowell, OF Ohio, opposed il aud
read speech once made by Silas Wright a
gainst the claim. Mr. CrulieL<x
Wright rated ON the occason
stood it was his custom 10 spez s
uotc another. MIR. J. q. Adal
III favor OF the bill. Mr. IL
an amendment TO insert Sla
lost. III
The bill was further discuss - al =
Gordon, Morse, Bouldin, and e. J. fvsSFsIll
Alter which the committee rose, and the
bill was passed by a vote OF 90 10 ca.
The House tlien adjourned.
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