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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

~tNa -fAN A skNffA III = u EkNLl.
l.sE GA-rlsfoS lgGiyEo.--Il c Galveston |
Is Justin, having ivit Brilis San,iago on The !
ervaing ui ihe l5,h. We Als,ea 10 l.y the
ne-~s ,! her beior, or issaeJs.
From tAs GBipss'ol Jir.lliar - fAels,h
Oh lAe moaning o. ghe !2ihGSa. Tayiorani
ms stall, win ~ g'ari thar hia ~ ,ugb, down
The 'rein, &c., started for his camp. Ne was
mst o. ON e1frcssa Jew mics lTotn Point ISa-
Del, informing ham that : 900 fresh troops hal
arrived IN Maismoras. = OO1 Of which had
crossed over. ans loo more had crossed the
hio Hrande at B1nltd, near the Bocaehica. not
more 'naneisht miles IRON Point Isabsl. Gen.
layior returned 10 Pom, Isabel OF once, aad
made preparations 10 leave the next day with
suSn forces as weTearsiving. The steamship
Galveston landed 400 infantrv. frec,,lars ana
yolun,eers;) the Augusti landed a6ont 90:
Ispt. Price arrived Wa Padre island tom Cor.
pos Chrish. win tis company oi 10 mounted
rangers. They all reached the point on the
i, ism. The Telegraph and James L. Dly doubt.
!, less landed their Troops. amounting 10 no.
wards OF 500. at Point label on the lith.
Gen. Pdredes IS al the head OF ) 600 iroops
on ms way 10 M1,amores l. may possi5l,
Dc lhai the fresh troops arrived at Maiamora,
!, Is The advance division OF his army. No doub
=, the enemy were fully ud, Used tia, Gen. Tay
Tor had lett toe POiEi lsUb ]. and their plan i.
: to Try aud capture him ou his return, whilst o
. strong orrs Crossing shove, i TO come down
1 upon hisarmy. General Teylor appesred high
~ pleased with the intelligence: Tor sine, IA,
war has opened and no mistake The escitemcn
and activity Attending operations opens new
era 10 ms vigorous active ments aud all hav,
marked how much better he looks than yvhei
confined to the "mos,erly inactivity" OF tn,
,f Corpus Christi campsign
1t THE FORT.
The MeSicans have continued their firm
Ia mo 'he lori opposite Mitamons. nearly eve
l. since General Taylor lrii the works,
ID The slooP-oi-wsr ST. Mary's arrived iron
n Pensacola ou the lOth tn. steamer Mississip
h "a on the l2th, from Ncn Cruz The Balm
Re bridge Is oil the Rio Grdnde. enforcing Tia
o blockade. The schooner Furi sailed Tor n
r. Orleans on the 7,h.
r Ii = stated that an expedition is 10 be sen
j. by boats of the squadron to take the town o
bdnia, 10 miles from the mouth OF the river
T. where there is Military force.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

PRAlSEWoRTHY --Cup,sin Lasa. or.t.
ship Rainbow, famous fof ID, Quick mss.
20 and from Canton. offered 10 his crew o9 H.
iast return voyage We learn from the Tr.blgp
. premium OF eighty dollars if they made I'M,
UP within given slime. The noble fellow.
Moi"ed tae snip home iarui.lul fhc required
,lhs $40 mus dlyided the aptain's gih-s 90
, e, inc mafineT ; lndusTlal Society SIS totbe
Floating Church a. oar savior so4 l,. \.
maindcf 60 the Bible Society.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
ICE! ICE! ICE!
HE J! ICE ~!

VIE s9h'criher would respectfully inform h;s
- trends aud Oh cu.Ivrness, that he !, ready
10 supply mem zee. With punciualiy and on res.
All Orders leh NJ the shop Of IIornhrook A pl,o,
Ma,ks' 81. 'nh OF Monroe st. will he prornp,lv A..
ended 10, HIS supply IL large enough 10 accom-.
modaie all. =" se'oA
Is In case oi neglect in the deiiv.,v n IN.
Ice. please inlurm y y uORNppcou
may 26 Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

GENEROUS. Alta meeting Of tb. li.s..
orr d the Northern Blnk of keDturky b,Iy
~ LSHin2iou. on TUESDAY. 10 was resolved ui.t
'h' sum q $50 90 b. tenderei 10 tbe GOV.
t1u't oi heniueky 90 enable hini to ml6u
W. ,tq"si'lon which has been made uooa
7, 'o' ifo0ps ior ibs succor os tbe Arnt 4,
we south, ani be- b. folly authorized fo I,,,,
'VI l,ai amount % he should need i'd On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

=, Ahhfnrsi az savannah ou Iu.4lay l,.. Coco.
hatanlah. With advice from Doe, pls.. =. ~.
lEh lnsi staies tiat Sauu A1sg 49,. Nh.
There TIE news uftls up.uI- ofCsst ~.
.en ahi his command b8i been .r,.t Z.
iiarannaii BY s"srri from New Or'esrs h,.,
h"ihlns wa~ a'it tp relation fb r.e Bfti0g o.,,
oi pn'H'e"l. n Nat..H 1
prr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
SAE WAR WITH MkXlCO--REQUlSl-
Ron rQR VOLUNTEERS

The following Isl copy OF the req.isiiioa
With has eeeE addressed By Che Secretary Of
War 10 the Governors Of the several States.
Dor volunteers in the Amy. under the rrcen,
Act oi eousress. II viii be seen by the liable.
u and c, annexed, that the number Of yolun
TEEN TO be enrolled but not TO BE- called
into service until further orders. is 2i,4s6,
that the annber OF volunteers. for immediate
service. ealide for fton the Western and
South Western States, is l7,ls3. OF which
3.si4 is honc. and l2.So5 are foot; and tina,
the entire iequisiuons Tor volunteers. thus lor
made from all the States, comprise an aggre.
gate OF Al ,639 men:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

CT See Advertisement of Concert of
Messrs. Morse and Fitch. They are accom-
panied by an instrument that is new to US, and
breaihes harmony peculiar to itself. Their
entertainment will be well worth sttend;n,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

C~s- Further intelligence from the scat of
MAR only confirms what we published in yes
terday's Times We find nothing further OF
sufficient interest 10 delay our paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

MONEY RECOVERED The Mr..r.
Wctaef2d ~ Baltimore, the Santa D. iaI-r.
who ipsi 50 much Money b. ihe burnia, al
'la steamboat B1rcus. arrived bt ST.. Louis o4
lh 9hins.sut. on tbe Missouri Mail Ia
Niessf' w brought with them so 900 u
'P.,t Which bad hcen recovered foa th
It'A iI. ,-.iIcss q. I.-- "a. sbr 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

boy calling on doctor TO visit his faith
CT, who had the dclirium tremens, not rightly
recollecting the name of the disease. called IL
the DEVILS trembtes; making bad Latin but
very good English.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
French .NiEE: HAS

"a AXE jS-I finl.'ung lot oi SILK H,.
w male Gus oi the finest French Plush -
These Has need np Praising. they will speak foe
themselves Call and ere them We " III take rs,a,
pleasure IN exhibiting "ur Hats Va YOU whether yo,,
bny or not. MAY % DARE & IlOcE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
NOTICE.

TNnE National Fair h, in. held in ws.h;o,,or
IL city instead Of Wheeling. will psey%ni u.
from '"h''g the premium by the eshihi,on Of one
at our of'sam WHITE SlLvERY BEAVER N ~.
ih".e pcfsons who cond npl be accommodated lar
"ork al our Factory on Union St. will please call
ply yon III gentlemen DARE a. ucs,s 'P-
ma, 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
NTAppIEn

On Tuesday the 26ih instant. by Rev. VIM.
Wallace. MR. MICHAEL SWEENEY. TO
Miss ELIZABETH ANN STEPHENS, all OF
this cit,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

an exchange paper E5ys. Those farmers
WHO ncs'iaie about their ability 10 takea news.
Paper ere requested 10 keep one hsn moo.
.'iH usual. The profits viii nay all cost. {"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

S''" i.a, nan Who viii lethis political py,.
.o.'','' prevent his coniepiugs personal laror
I'i dt i' . dangerous confederate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

never rust passionate man with vouf -
,'r,'. 'n.'s- You wish 20 b. behaved. fer lbs
"''' you" %" gets angry with you hc viii ~
pose you.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

= NOBLE DOG.-About Eve o'clock YES.
ltl,hy afternoon, li,ile girl accidentally fell
INTO ihe ironc pond on the Common. when a
y 4,'ne o.1cs Newfoundland dog. belonging 10
'li. W{ndn Osborn Oi South 6oston plunged
"a, ~, a''l brought the chid IN safety To- TIE shore
"H-fc D. ulc gold cDllsfl-- Boston Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

CT A Scoiehn'on entered the recruidny
olhc' ~ New Orleans a few days since * WAS
e''e' iel - ihs roll TO record his name. when
% IeWled, An, itsaw vera weel--vera weel.
g'' a'oIt put me name doom, ! want the
bponty-lhe boouty. Ion mighty pstrceootic
but oiore joni want the siller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

IL Is foolish for two men 10 quarrel abou,
something neither OF them understand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

% 81 Sit ..at frh,lus pailteJ rnera, ,ts,
',sf goo. 4 q. Sopoclo IS t,e, q. Ia .e -.
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CONCERTO .


NULL hs.Pcrtisiiy give nosieg Il, a.. =.
dics a"d Genilfm.B q ubs,l,g -.
!, = = SIC eoaasfl u Vu,ala od il.irrs.9,.i
\. 800 ne C'y ua'i On TNaf-jsy s,snrss W,y
~. 'oft' fW Is"icYisfssss fs.a,ls,... ~
Dlofs ipes 81 3 .'tioes- ID, 80 Z. -.
b Aiu.rs-rs IS se.. sr's
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CAPT. WALKERS HORSE. The horse
intended ioE-cap;. Walker is nSmej Totnado
The Delta thus describes him:
He isa brown horse. standing between 5
aud 10 hanls high, and combines strength,
metile and activity. The gallan, Captain,
when mounted on Tornado. will sweep thro'
he MeNicau host with the bl9h,ing effects oil
the Simuon, aud the devastating rayagss of
The hurricane. Tornado will nOdoubt prove
the war horse of Job. whose neck is clothed
with thun Ter. lie saith among the ,rumpets
ma, Ia! cut he snelleih the battle aiar oil. the
'nnndet 81 the captains and shouting. The
gltfy Of his noslrils is terrible"
TELEGRAPHlC ANECDoTE.-TheS u.
per'ntendents OF Tclegraphs love a Joke rs
Well as any one else. The other evening.
waen IN Baltimore. the people were anxious
~ awaiting Tor news rom the army, and there
olnS none 10 send. the operator al the Wash.
lngion line sent on letter b. letter, IT. ere
are GREAT many M-e-x-i-c-a-s-s"-
here There was full stop, AMI the Be inore
operator made signs 10 proceed The Wash.
layton operator did 80 and ended the sentence
with the words i'm M-e-r-i-c.o."
MONEY MATTERS IN BoSToN.-Tbe
Courier OF Monday slys:-
Inc past week has been very quiet IN the
way OF oisIness. Money continues easy, the
heavy spring payments b,ing over; and as the
recent excitement respecting the border wa
Win Mexico gradually subsidng, a chang,
Tor The better may sooa be reasonably antici
patel"
II Bicknells Reporter of yesterday sas.---
The Philadelphia Money Market is quit,
tight The banks are discounting little O
nothing, and the war movements, and IN ex
citing rumors that are circulated from day e
day, are calculated 10 intimida,e capitalists
We last week heard unusual inquiries for mon
icy. The outdoor rates ranged from TO Il
per cent, aud higher"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
1873

OF The following Is worth the attention
Of builders. Il j. simple enough. Il 81 b. e.
hctiyc.--
CHIANEfS. Instead Of plsssenng the
inshie o. ohimuegs in the usual way. take
mortar made with one peck "a sslf 20 es,b
busliel ~ lime. sd.lus o. much sand ara los,r
90 sill render % az To work. and ihen Law on
tbiek coat. u thc chimney has no ofI.ets
iog the s00t o. lodge on. 10 viii continue DER.
irctly clcsu. and freo from ali danger. 'fsi
% three years warrants tbis assertion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
Yesterday al our Office, ia The shade.
SAN. 81 deg. l2M. 90 deg. 5P. NJ. % deg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

OfrO On ihe nigh 81 lht I3th. two aat boat.
- lr sIah at lafayette. Ia. one laden With
?, so bushels corr tbo ottef vi,b Gel
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PALM LEAF HATS.
ICE. ICE. ICE.

SO1s, xSG, 4O6.
'ith S1us"iinet ~"ad fv-PscNu,b tpfrn the
n ciuzens "i Wheeling thai he "a pre pared 10
lufnish uein With any unan'iv ~ % &. from his
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
"nfine the sea.oh a. hs usual LOW PRICES. and
al any tune ~ may be wanted by day ~ night
fefsons wishing Ice can lsave wosd ~ ei,h.r Of
me following PAGES AMI they shall be gsps.ilv
attended u. sIzi Al n y Keli,s = ore sub Vince.
"s-Wm Geur e's ) ore. North Wheeling --rodd
i'"w'Hs Sh'e s'or.. Market Square rso.'tn-
gers Apohsco. Ashland square ur 1T the residence
"i ihe ~ pfe,ur ia Ea.i wh.rling
my % JACOB AMiCE.
Agos cvpv snl charge IA
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TOR RENT.

s,ssA VuNIlE S'"rc rOim on Main Ct. lately
IntQl ~ 'Ee"pied hy Isaiah Cooper. with
s.s,sES" malete shelving. &c Pos.e.san given
&<'<s--.3 immediately. Apply 10
may 20 TX BESIIORE
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LIGnI's QUICK YEAsT-

% ONLY rr'urs,d -. every en.e wbs,s ali
IN isriion - nei ven. u nsed acc. fdlng 10 tb,
The grea' advantage that Ibis Yeast has ove, al
"hefs -, L. j. T. always ready Ter ia. and s.,lI
Sf'p tf any time aiui "a any climate n ksp, dry
~ T''a 10 ".ng his atIicie you have MT 10 v,ait
s"v 'ns tor - 10 rise hii a. ssin NJ ,on, bre.d =,
cake are FaiI"d nP 80 quicker they are FAXED ,h.
'e"" 81 tho eomhiohiiDp 81 Ibis sriiele T. mon
fhr"ra1 Pnueifls,. and 81 snfh nature rhat ILe,s
= =" 'i""s 9 fmen's'i u lakes place md thar the
eAft"'Ie sea- gas which fsis.s the hreaI IN al
e"ss' Is ARMED ~ riis ~ a chemical change ~
'e 81 "''iy; consequently. ,ers.Bs ihsf are Do.
pseI 10 have sur si"IHae h ~ 5yspepsa. ran e.t
O'ad ~ CAKES made wth ihs vert when tbev
gre 81 'bai mole m The Ordinary manne, Al
me keas'n Why L,uh' BREAD ntds wsih B.s~s,.'
y'as' y uHhealihy be dy-p@pies =. that - 4. m.
fee"li"f rAnfs g yeas' h. cause palSsI tec..ma-
sl'"n "i the n "r sh,eh % is rns aid a v,,,,,,s
iermfniati.st go take place AID whieb when 49,,
iriO ne stom4sh undergrad HsaiI !, The s.,,,.
isiion 'hat 81 does heGrs hskIss.
Ibi- yes-' - warranted Ia tBaia,n ns,k;o, -.
s'''* :" h~Hhh' The ahove ysssi IL AZ, AT. H.,
may sc 40 "Nt'
a DMINISrRATORss NOTTOe.t.,.
- "'s "' siminasiFsttpu go he ss,,t. Il, ,,....
fallnnf deeeased late ~ OF ., sr.,s,,v. s
g'aniea Ia The su!sefihef. an per-,as in,,.,,.',.'
-arl esia'e ore ugacsied T., MIKE tsymeo, ,,,,t.,
de'av. s"d thse baHnz riafms as,i,,s me ..,d
ef'a's vii p'efen' them fp se,iiemenr n,ne.,iv
prnysn. ELIZABETH r.gTctfp -
nay Aa4sHsagqs{r
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SFEAnBO AZ REG ISTEH
q @n PORT OF
&&z-nzfR WHEELING SsrFIfAk--s

"LFOkTED BX tuAS. IL. BERRN
49, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Boats for the last ~ hours. ending pes,,r.
day at 1 o'clock, Z. II
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NOTICE.

~ ANiNG d'sp'sed 81 nav Inercsi in the q ain.
4 n ~ G""Hdry W EDWARD 81 NORTON.
I.e busines, 81 Ihe 6nns al J Hum,II,n A Ca All
Hannibal. Br,h"rs & Co. md all drbl. ,uc and eli
liah,h'es created 10y aier'said firms. are sssssaoa.
an5 VIII he se,i!cl by The nc~ Iirs, at Hamilton.
N"ri"n GO X BESHoRE
may % nc
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10 FNINE q 90. VI AN -
WHEELING. Va
"fa"a ea"'of'aa'ed LrmryoC u. lalpr,e 4 C;so,s;,,
Ca. ~ fn, Mn 1915
- 10 ~ 1 , iJ SIS 80 90 IS 3? iOI4 n
80
Love rr.z~ 500
NAV y " l. dorsey Agent
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your obs dent servant,
WM. l.. MARCY.

StCFct4fY ul war.
To the GovnTnoJs Of Maine. New Hampshire
Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut
Vermont, New York, New Jersey. Della
ware, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana
Michigan, Florida. Iowa, Wisconsin, aud
Alabama.
For the quota iVan each OF these States see
table marked u
a similar circular ives addressed on thelfth
May, 20 the Governors of Arkansas, Missis.
slppi. Alsbs ma. Georgia, Tennessee ,Kentuc.
~, Missouri. Illinois. Indiana, Ohio aud Tex.
ss, Ter Organization, at the earliest practice.
Ole period, The quo'as a. shown IN table marx.
cd {.
Memorandum 4. showing the orsanizati on
Of companies end baitalious, has been alresd,
published in the AReriean.l
rABLU--Bl
'G!unfeeTs 70 BE- enrolled ba. not call.d ;n,r
service until further orders.
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WAR DEpARrNIxr.
Nav 10 ISiG

Sta: have the honor 10 enclose a copy Of
an act OF Congress. authoTising the President
10 accept the services OF volunteers.
IL viii be perceived that all the officers with
volunteers taken into the service OF the Uni.
ted States under this act, are 10 be appointed
anu commissioned, or such as have been ar
pointed or commissioned, in accordance with
the laws OF the state from whence they are
taken; and that the volunteers received into
service are TO have the organization OF the ar
my OF the United States. For this exact or
ganI1ation. 50 idT as relates TO companies bat
talions, and regiments, please see the memo
Iandum appended 10 the law herewith lmark-
ed A 10 both Of which particular attention
Is requested. Under the discretion allowed
him, the Presiden, has decided that the mum
Der Oi prip0ies In oil volunteer COMPANIES
shall be limited TO six;y-tour.
On the part OF the President have u re.
quest your exCellency To cause 10 be enrolled !
and held IN readiness for muster into the ser I
vice OF the United States the following volun. /
teers corps See tables aud CT
Due notice will be given your excellency /
when their services Will be required al which 4
time on officer or officers OF the army will b.,
cent To muster them into service, at such place
OF places as may he designated. where the in.
sPeciiDg and mastering officers will be instruc- /.
ted 10 receive no man under the rank OF com. b, =
officer who Is in years, apparently. y
over ioHy-hve or under eighteen, OF who is u
iot in phiSical strength and ,igor; nor the y,
loIse OF any volunteer not apparently sound M
nd elective. with TIC necessary horse equip. =,
&c or furniture. ~
II Is respectfully suggested that public no. a.
zee OF these requirements OF law tnsy prevent ~
aeh disappointment 10 the jealous aud pain. 4,
tic citizens OF your State multtudes of whom ..
he President cannot doubt, viii be eager TO ~
nroii themselves. 81
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osT. MAY :5.-A snail hstk Nlos,S,o
a Ppcke' =, & very rnurh worn. ogrn,nr in
thre~ psti- u contained one s5c hall on The North
W's'ers Bank OF vTsir.a NJ wh.elinc and several
ether h'lii. 10 ~ am,uai,ug ~ 20 80 80 dollars
Al onl,r nn L'vi n RISE firm Mr Wilson aud
Other papers The 6'si~r viii 10 hb-aity re.
VARIED ~ leaving iisi THIS OFFICE nav 81
PALM LEAF HATS.
9dh poL l. ~ 10. prsi r.c'1 sul 2 ale By
q ~ dczen. TALLANr 4 DELAPLAiN.
may ~
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Nj. ksld, OF y. C.-moved TO consider the
vo'e oy which the House on yesterday agreed
10 the amendment reported b. iha Committee
ON Naval Affairs TO lhe bi.i ison the Senate,
Ito repeal part OF The Act mshing appropri.
atious Tor the navel service Tor the year end.
my 3Jth June. lS4j. aud asked that the ques-
tlou be taken on Monday, which was agreed
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Description s. smou

IABLE &
Volunteers called for from dsssrenf STATE, for
iasaediaie service.
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4 OST- Ssrsyc,l fr.u The su..csiher. on tho
- sh 81 the 18th M,y. mall RID cow
pt"a' four yestSud Auv Icns" giving .nlorma a
"h're sbe onn he found Z, ,nssing her tn The
su' serihrt will he hb-Tslv rev ar,..d.
may 20 MENDEI. 81 IIAREOR
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ID LOT al Ge"iemen's aud yonih's Leg
- h"'" liai> ju-i reed. Cent M I and y
Beavei lia's, tg ihsr Nhh Il kuds of liaia aud
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
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By Mr.. DUNCAN. Amemorial Of fory-two
citizens Of Randolph, asking an appropriation for
The construction oil bridge over the Valley river,
a, Hutonssille, on the Slaunton and Patkers-
burg road.
By Mr.. BURDETT. Petition OF citizens of
Harrison Barbour and Taylor, praying for an
endowment 10 The Northwestern Virginia AGA
denny, al Clarksburs.
BY Mr.. HORNER. Petition Of the citizens OF
Welzel county, praying The Legislature 10 pass
a law granting separate precinct election at the
house Of Henry Church, Sr., on Church's Fork Of
Fish creek, in said county.
Also, petition Of the citizens Of Welzel, pray.
ing The Legislature 10 pass law granting Sc
paIate precinct election al the house OF Michael
Morris, at the head Of Linn Camp Run OF Fish
Creek, IN said county.
BY Mr.. LOVE. Two petitions from sundry
citizens ofFairfax, praying charter Of the Banks
in Alexandria.
BY Mr.. PATRICK. Petition of sundry cili-
zens OF Kanawha, praying for The formation OF
new county out oil parts OF kanawha, Mason and
Cabell.
By MIR. SHEFFEY Petition OF A. H. II. Stu
art, Thos ]. Randolph, and William Kinney, a
Committee appointed by a Convention OF dele
gates from various counties Of Virginia 10 pre-
pare memorial praying an extension OF the
James River Canal, and OF the Louisa Railroad,
into The Valley OF Virginia.
On motion Of Mr.. S TEP Fl ENSON, The House
adjourned