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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

( ver sseoriiy a~eeoudnv 10 the act ~ assemhy AID
th- ru'e, at his Courl. and 1t appearing bs s,iisL.r'
ury Pro ,hU he, ate nnt inh ,hiia"t'" 81 IA" c'n-
monweahh Of gina -Ou mpitnn efihe conn lair.
,at by counsel il = otjcs.d hattie slid defendants
20 OF, ear hero on The ffsi dav pi he uey SERIES
term ~ thi- conrt. pnd answer he complainant.
htl, md ih,, n cory 20 this ot',r he iorhwiih
inser,.ii ~ srr,e newspaper printed ', the cay of
wheeling tor iva months snccsss,vely. ard pnsied
a tie iron, BE- r oI he cour, h.'ose of OH" roaniy.
4 rorv i,SV. ALIEN a lAlDLEv.
CnpvslL mul7 Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

E1Y VIRTUE ofihe JOINT decree Vroncnnced To
these causcs nn ihe 5h day NJ February
iSi6. the undcfs gnpd acting as cIpl s-iuncr IN
Ii-.s--A-sc, az sea a. toe ir'ni up"r CO. Dur S''ett
house of Ono county. AZ public suite. ga Saturday
tc llih hay ~ Apui nrrr. 80 EASfHALF OF
Lot numher cight ~ IA Tic 5hsqumre - Tie chy
ti Whoclins. siulsie al tie corner et Munroe and
bingham.
IERNlS-Eight per cent of lie %purchase money
N cash. nud lbe residue ''ercof ia lhfcc cqnal
pas mems at eight, sixteen and iNenly four months
from he day OF ,alc. nc punta rt giving hunds
wuh good security, bearing interest. respectively.
rom he day II sale.
msrIl ISAAC W MITCHELL. Conf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

~ Eli. MOORE & Co, respectfully ioCorrr
" ne Travelling puhli,. Wat hey have BY on
arraur emcni with Vonfhcs & Co ard O Hinton
extended her splendid Nei,onal Rrel Sisso
Lanes direct 10 81 Louis. ihrpugh Indianapolis.
reuc liirje and V,nialia. NH u,ni utsafp,,,ri
accommodation can row be had through I've entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH Leaves Wheeling daily
a. 10 "'c'oc. + VI. To Cincinnati va SO huuf'. 10 81
Luis 6 days
Pilot Cosch leaves Wbeellps daily nj 10 o'clOsk
T. NJ 36 hour, - Ciuc,rnlu.
TNILMNDIE'S Good lrterj Coach lci.es
Wheeling daily at 10 u'c'oclt r NJ. - hours 10
Noysyule, Ky.
Exlbs tI rushed on ~ The above linc. 10 pan,e,.
Wnh fhc puvilese vfsiccprng OF iuvciiius at nj in
~ Ihcy uay wi.h.
Office Ma 81 wnlerH. fr-t door h, low tto L Y
tiolcl Whcehn. VI
In ~ w r COWDERY. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

Pany 81 ne Belmont BdUk ul - I|1if-vtile.
ComYeinaH's.
0rlinst
Barhn'n MConu.ll. Wttiam NJ Conr'll. Jemcs
NC nu-ii. Jacoh MConrel Robert Mt,uucll.
JOHN MfCaruei, Rehrrca MCNnncll. Margaret
Mcconnell. Elizabeth Grsd, late Elsxeh,ih Nj
Connect. John W Hutchinson and Ma ~ his wife.
AID Jefferson l. S,ngsion. which S,id Bubara h.
the mo'hot. and which SAID Wtiiom. Jamcs,
Jarob. Rubrr and Jrhn MCcuneil. and Rrbcc,a
Margaret. Eizlheih aud Maria, are lie broihs q
aud ,isiers ui Alesaides MCoancll. ia > ct Ono
county. deceased, 0nd sc said james INCOME
aud John Richie, administrator OF nc said Alex,
andcr Mcconnell dcrer, e.. DJtpfynfs.
Tue Defendants j1ha " liltCh'sn md Nt5is
his wife. md John RI chic. one Of the admml<im.
tors 81 AlcSandrf Mcconnell. not having entered
their appearance anil g,ven security a~rcud,ug Iu
Ihe aci oi assembly end tao rulca of ,hs CrnfI. and
~ appearing by satisfactory proof That they ate sol
iHhahiisn's II The rowm,,wcalih ut Vifginir- o.
m ion Of The complainant by epursrl. IL IS ordered
hat he said defendanis do spprar hero on the Grsl
day 81 1.-THE mex SIuue icim OF thi, court, at an
swfr The complaiuants bill. nnl thaI a NY of tti.
nTder be forthwith inserted IN sprr neNsp,ve 81
printed IN Tic city Of Wheeling Tar I,Vp MONTHS sue
cessively, ard psstei az i've itsnt doc, of ihe cour
house Of Ohio county 4 cnpy is,te.
ALEX II LAIDLEY. C!cik.
MASON. mar 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

CAPITAL SJUOGuU.
THIS company being now duly otgar1ed; Us
u prepared TO make insuranceo on every dcS-
~criptlon ofFire and Marine Risks'such asawei-
l;or uouscs, Store II ouses. & with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats md ke
Boats with thcif cargoer, 90 asd from nnyI0r'
on tne Ohio and Mississippi rivers, OF thcrt rto'
utary streams. Application for insuranceto b
made for the present al the 8 flee oithe wheel
'srs II MCCOY See''y
RETURN PREMtUM MS.
gUyH- WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
nv OF Wheeling will return lO per cent
on all premiums received Tor risks taken IRON
this date, where no loss has occurret
Il Mccoy,
March 3, 1875. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
RELIEVE n LIVE ,
WordeJni Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
ty Ihoassa's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood NGphtha!

WoTde1ii Cure Of Pulm0H1ry Consumption
on Ih0assE's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood NGPhthai
Pn'iAntiFu'A, NAV 3. AZ I
Nlr 8 r Th"mps,n-Dcsr str-it = not within
The ptSer of language lD express To- YOU RIO grstis
fudt feel for your knIuess. but had nhilly the
fame OF your medicine should he suundcd through.
out thc World tnf he beuth g. VI suffering humanity
10 every cline. I 10 not cay too much nud well
niteaied fic's bear nc oHi. When I say Your com
o. und Symp OF Tar and wood N1phthn. hnv. through
Providence. literally missed M fwm y death bod.
Last fall I contracted n severe cold rcsuirns IN
vinlent inflammation 81 the lungs which threw me
i1fs . rapid decline, with fnck,ng rough spiiting ri
b'ord p,lpitaiion OF lie heart and oppression; and
% times the ciTCulniiun seemed suspended, u culd-
ness Woui4 come over me. nnl I lelt th1i the pow
rrs nf lif- were (asl gtvtas way. Noihng ] !ook
bensfuei me. my appetite having ici me. mg sru-
mach ADD howsls hcjng completely dsranecd aud
my pbl sicrao gave ma up. sayiug I was past heir
ani mu.t d.pi
-, V,rket-. one ofihe unjcrignel. caNed 10 see
and k,ndiy brought ue = hitie 81 your Md cine.
hut ,und nc in dyirg SAFE, te icit the medicine
however nud I ~ for revived as io 'wstow with
gfeai ,hDicuiiy % teaspn niul. and astInishlnz indeed
~, is tT-cts, before taking roy fret bottle I lhna
un from 10Y lanes . large quauiry OF ra,tn, mater
which relieved me wonderfully md cn1hlcd ny
( lungs 70 heai. The disease was completely crested.
srd io your invsluahls msdIrIne glone I owe my
f,s,ornron N health. Fof somC time : he'd ch,fge
of the Jtnefson 4 Srfiety'- ]t'nitus Rpu nod
9 ,rousfuIs knpw me prd hrif Uin,ss itat ihs
r t8fee.r r statement BE- srrtiy tfre
w. b iceIrgs .i Issuing gf4u'njc.
tom tastttIu. feHr &c.
WASHINGTON MACK.
I CIatU.r strtt above Ge,5.s.
vs. hF -i-tsl 1eI. teiug personally acllainy.
#a Mtrs ,.d ., suga, e.. boz.
efrra, a. iaa hslsr-burg tH.rts ai 'rnausla.
e.s lua' sJ W2niT ani Nsq ihs. anI ibe irt
q TO- .re .Fea .ittr,eHi
JosEp,l Wtyyrg. ga y,,f Ta.,f go,
DAVID sI"NEk@. 81 4rtb Ed
Er0u MsirLEY
8 r. eates, ffTaHn,ur anI r...t ST.
GiO ~ JOHNSON Mttt.f l.frs
" ish o. Goo Suis Asfut hf Wt.tsm ~.
sell ~ c.sSs sAtrRArt- ,e,H ,.a 81, .aA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

u IRGINIA-iN CHANcFEY Al rules he'd
v m the Cie,k's office 81 The C,feni Ssret,I
Cont ot Law ani Chnncerv tr he .oun.p OF Ohno
ia The mouth of Mstch SIG 'ttf
James n Laul.rrock. jesse Lan'z. Jphn MLure,
Thumts 4 Wilson ond J. hn Fhk..
g.utl.fuants
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20
AZ q IA y * ELS /.
wnoLEs ALli AND RETAIL

-
BOOK STORE.
John FlSukR, Ast, Book seller and Staiios.
- CT, No 1873, Main Street Wheellng. Va. So
licit tho patronage OF his former friends ana
customers at his ola stand, where he will be
abloto supply them with Books and STATIONERY
at redused Dlices. lie has now on hand n larc,
assortment, and - constantly rccsivin ~ supplies
OF Medical, Mlscelianeous, Theological ana
School Books. Also, Bibles of every variety ot
Btndlug, all OF which he - able 10 afford "a
cheap as they can be gotat any other place IN
the city.
hghestprice sivea for Rsgsis exchange.
sep 10
FRTIT TREES.
4 FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA UUGDEs'
"a CRAB APPLE TREES. aui a large vs,ieiy
at he bts, .oleeIcd grated inu: iur sale iy
- ZANE, Wheeling I-lnnd.
Persons des'rous ui procuring Fruit Trees can.
not Gnl u better ovporiun,ly VI suppl, ING ,he,p-
selves,
Refer To ~ Johnston, Louisville K,; James n
Forsyth ond Ely Dorsey. Wheeling. W.
nov IL AIM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

"a INGINIA-IS cuANCCRI--Ai rule, nchd
v IA The Gle rs office % the CtTcuit Suoetiur
Cont OF LlN ani Chancory io, he County vt Ohio
IN tie month OF March 1916.
The Trustees oi the President n rec'ou orl Con-.
psny Of he Belmont Bank of ), Clrir.vilie.
Compliments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

40 the clerks office ~ The Circsu Supenot
Conf of Law AMI ChsnccfS for he county of OHIO
IN he month ufMarh 1876
Abraham Bedrlion. CompLIia mt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Iicscliop,res, and bs,s oi leoisolion--a.
n.ir,, tho .ol6sbress If wsol,h-,be bIun-
So,s of ,hs .r,o,Gci,, and ,ne soos,acios of
,h. oo,,n,, ;o,i,.,ioos &c Dowe, are I'M
ooscd n,,o.o l.. ovo,oi.o maud be danoer
ous or rnw,se. and who will no, hono,
,bem ,bp,sC,r, wbuPenna, lyaoisn does
M, yeore, ,h.,o,r c,rnora,,ou. ridden and
Ioh,, ,iIJoo s,.,o d,d 40, ,vou,, veo,s ooo
noLo o,o,l., ,1.,noamoo, - .ors,i,n,in,.
II .oc,,u,
A.m,,,e,s rov stand with r. ,be,e is
obime, c,o.e o, ,ooLioo Corwa,t 10 the
meeting or our urIogisl,,s,e with nye,v an.
nrebsosion. lis 50 now Win , Ieder
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
SATURDAY. DECE.uHER 8, 1916
NMlNNIn1Yo

v B, PALMER Esq is authorised 10 act as
Agent far The CoLuMnIA DEMocRAT,' and re.
csipt aRmoaies for Subscription and AGve,tis-
ing al his agencies tn
PHILADELPHIA No. SO Pine-Styee.
NeW York 100 NaSSau-strei.
Boston l6 State.Street
Baltimore S, L. cor Bait. and CaIgeri-Sts
Observation-Disclosures and 1rddeSmen mag find
il to their advantageto adrertise IN Ibis paper,aS
lis The only one published al the County seat
Cnd has a greater circulation in tie county than
any other paper published Withia stilimits.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
THE OREGON QUESTION.

The PenaSyluanian has just concluded
series Of articles upon Ibo Oregon question
particularly IN relation to the conduct Of The
Administration and lhe u S. Senate. They
exhibit, in a clear light, lhe unwlse posi-
ton which a majority Ct the Senators as
sumed and the mischievous influence which
heIr speeches aud votes eXerled upon the
negotiation. England had her preeDsons
10 title in Oregon urged upon lhe floor Of
The Senate, with greater force and ability
than she had oveI urged then herself, in
any of Ihe negotiations between Us or that
subject. Speeches Of Senators in defence
oi The English claim went over to England,
by every vessel that leII our ports, duIing
period Of months; and those speeches too
were backed by votes indicating that they
expressed the sentiments Of majority of
the Senate. What could be expected un-
Hc' sum CII'uua'dhCts' WIN we cthi't' d
part Of the treaty making power, committed
against ary claim by the U S north Of the
40Ih drgree3 Why just this; that EOgIanl
would concede no'&ing north Of that ysrAL
lei, and that the Administration woud tel
forced 10 abandon to England goodIy pot-
Non Of the territory in dispute. |! is diff.
cut to conduct. discussion with a foreign
power, while we are divided at home upon
the very subject Of dispute But the Ore,
gon difficulty is disposed O(; and we onl,
hope that We will reap from ii, some in,
suucmon for The future.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

probable case that Santa Anna should Ot-
tempt to move rgainsl him from San Luis
from which il would be most ttdious
and difficult march 10 Monterey. From an
pllicer recently from the army, we learn
that the whole force under Gen. Taylor is
3 to IA 900 men. |, is true consideraN
Die portion OF them is on The Rio Grande,
under Ihe orders Of General Paterson, dis.
|uibued between the different posts from
Ihe Brszos 81. Jagr 10 Camsrgo, but Santa
Anna could make no movement in advance
without aGOrding ample time TO concentrate
all these delachmenis TO meet him We
do not believe he has Sufficient enterprise
OF that his army are eilher in condition OF
proper stuff 10 attempt by coup de main
to cuI off General Tay IOr's communications
BY the SEIZURE of Malamorss, or any other
point in his rear, aud even II he did Try it,
we have every confidence they would pay
dearly for lhe attempt The Mexlcsns
have met our troops on three different oc-
casious, and each time they have been
soundIy Aogged, and we are very much in
cined 10 lae belief that the views OF Santa
AQns are at present confined 10 check the
fnrthsr al u,n.a oI Gon.raI 'n,yl,r. ehouI,
lie attempt il, and not 10 make long march
es 10 attack him, Provisions and supplies
Of everey nature are constantly going for
ward from hence 10 the Rio Grande, aud in
such large quantities, .s leads 10 The iHfer.
ence the Government have no present IN.
ientiOn 10 decrease The force in iha, quarter
ant lor ourselves we think that General
| Fay lr, as heretofore will be able TO take
care Of himself, and also give a good ac,
count Of The enemy should he meet Them
The 1000 volunteers now mastering in
10 the service will be an addition much
needed in Mexico, if the accounts of Senls
Anns's force be correct 1t will increase
he force to over 20 900 men- sufficient to
ensure Santa Anna's defeat, and give grea'
aud decisive blow 10 The enemy. General
Scouts preseoce will also lend new vgor
t, the operations, Our Government sp.
pears TO be impressed with sense of the
| Importance of making strong Cemor s,ra,
Zion at once, which will bring the war to a
cIose.--Ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

The Printer j. much in want Of few
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN & BUCK
WHEA |, of those who owe him upon
subscription. He would also like le
bushels OF POTATOES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05
AN APPRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this o
flee. An active boy Is or l6 years of age willre.
ceive good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

The Gaie on the Lakes The gsle
on lake Erie appears mol to have ex-
tended b'yond Cleveland East Of that
place Q steamboats, and II other vessels
were wrecked.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

RcyaI Flour end Royal Price. -
Last tall Nj. Henry Smith, an tuter-
prisps miller Of lie Roy, in This county
sent SIX barrels Of the choicest super fine
Grnnessee -four, manufactured at his
mill in WheatIand, Monroe county, to
Queen Victoria, and for which, in due
ume he received from her Nj ,iasty The
comfortable Ilthe sum Of III ee M0aS0h9
d0iiurS The 4 'ur was put up 10 high
y finished barrols, neatly vanished, in-
closed in s1cks, and (orw ,rded direct TO
he Queen al London. This fortunate
experiment upon the appetite of Royal
iy seems 10 have su'ed her Majesry's
palate SO nicely, that in addition to the
ample remuneration for his FIST adven.
ture, he has TecenIIy recetrod an order
direct from London, Tor three hhOuSan6
bQrre&S more OF The The same sort,
which he has promptly forwarGed'--
Batapia IN. ~ Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

n Real Mwderer- Jame,Freld has
been declared guilty Of murder in the
FIRST degree, for killing his aged moth
er, in order 10 avoid the expense Of
maintaining her. Surely that Das mur
IN The first degree. The Trial look place
in Crawford county, Indiana.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

A slip from he office cf the n. Or
cans PIcsyune; dated Sunday. NOV. 22
IL p. NJ, furnishes the following par
,jcuIrs OF a dl eadfrl steamboat acciden
on The Mississ'pp:--
The Sullsns, Csp'. TuGs, which ar
rived This morning from " ck>bnrg
brings the particular, Of terrible accl
dent which occurred on the 2lsl inst.
about seven miles below Narchtz, in the
bend Of The river, BY which some 20 On
30 lives were lost and grea, number o.
persons were severely scslded.
The Suilana, bound down the river
came in contact with lhe steamer
Maria, C,pt. 7. W. Dominica; bound "
about 2 O'clock IN lhe afternoon, stink
rog her just forward Of the wheel hcus'
and by he violence Of The shock broke
the connection pipe Of The Maria, BY
which the chief clerk, the second engi
oeer and between 25 and so deck pas
'engers were scslded, many OF them So
severely that there was no prospect oI
heir recovery.
The Maria sunk 10 within ahovt two
feet OF her cabin floor within five min
u,eS after The collision, drowning be
tween 25 and so persons who were OIL
he lower deck. II is thought thalCapr.
DunnCs was drowned, but it is rol Ger
t'inIy known. The cabin passenger.
were all saved.
The steamboat Talma, Capt, ITiup,
came down the river soon after The
accident, snd took on board lhe woun
ded and conveyed them back 10 Hatchez 2
+ be placed in NE hospital. The SUI
lana remained by the side of The
wreck I'LL sunrise next morning, ren
derIng every assistance in their pow
Pr. We are unable TO furnish list
Of the names Of The killed and scsIded
The Maria will be total loss, it il.
thought. The bows of lhe S. were
much injured.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Bears. .-Tbou,ondS Of Bears are said
to inlrs, North Mississippi, and are
making their way from the Mississippi
bottoms 10 the hills in search Of food,
The sporsmen Of fernando and Pano-
la ale oul in foil strength AEler Ihem.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Fly four tons Of poultry ('or thanks
giving day were sent over The Boston
and Providence Railroad on SsturIsy
week from Rhode Island
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Heavy Damages Ms, N,noH y
of Louisville, Ky, has oblsiotd s>'r
DICT Of six thousand dollars damages, / ,
breach of marriage promise, agaln'' d
merchant Of that city named Hayes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Lieut. Morris, who va. Killed at To
basCo, is a Sor Of Commodore Morri..
lie was an aid Of Com. Conner, aud ives
citing as volunteer aid Of Com Pet
~ when he was killed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

CO0StUiSe COmmeyce.-The coast
wise commerce Of the United States ha.
greatly increased within short time
Vessels will enter and clear coasDwise al
the custom house for Oregon city, Co
lumbia river, as also for San FpncIsco,
Monterey aud oallfornis, being voyages
Of as great eSIent as any foreign yoy
age, and employing the abIesl eesmen
and noVigatOTs. a few yesrs since o
northwest coast or california captain
would scarcely save dreamed that his
successors would have been cassed as
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Railroad NaHerS - All the contracts
for building the New York and Erie Rail.
road to Bioghamp,on are raken, at a million
ess than the estimates. The aggrcga as
mount of the contracts is $1,000 600. AT
his rGDc. $G,OOO,OOO would conpIe}e tho
road 10 Dunkrk.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Official Dssp9ichs We give below
'he official letter in which Com, Conner
reports his success ia taking Tamplco to
the Navy Departments,
U s, Steamship Spbdre,
Before The Town Of 'rampico.
Nov liIh l9i6,
Sir Il have ME honor 10 inform lhe De.
panmenl that ! entered ,he river Of Fampi,
go this morning with al. he small vessels
of the squadron sod strong detachment OF
sesmen and marines from the Cumberland,
Mississippi, 81. Mary's Princeton and Pors
poise.
On my arrival at the city, WAS me, BY
IA depulauion from ,he cilizens offering the
surrender Of the place on condllon that
their laws, Institutions and properly be res
spected.
! will hold The place as long as possiblej
lis importance requires that garrison oI
five or elk hundred men should be sen, 10
occupy it as speedily as possible. 70 OBJ
tain 'hIs object, have despatched Commo
dore Perry 10 MalamOfss,to make arrange
men,s with Gen. Paterson TO have force
here without delay.
As deem it important The Mississippi
should sail wi'hou, delay, must defer
more particular statement TO another oppo
] have the honor 10 be, very respectfully
unity.
.yolr obedisnt servant, D, CONNER.
GOnd'g Home Squadron
Hon. J. Y. Ms.on,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-05

Fifty ships are now loading al New
York with provisions Cor EogsOd,wher
40 Ionger'eoch rood Of ground maintains
his man.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-16

INTERESTING RELIC.-The Washington
correspondent of the Sun says there is,
in the Mayors Office Of that city, an anti
Iquated document upon which many all eye
glances, While the beholder remains uncon-
Iscious that it contains information Of the
designs and dolngs Of our ancestry one hun
drcd and eighty-three gears ago. The pa
per upon which this intelligence is inscrib-
ed is equal, in quality, to the ordinary fools
cap of the present day. The chirography
good; the ink has changed to a dark-brown
color. The following is correct copy:
Valuable and ancient document in rela-
ton to the taking up of the tract of land
called "Room,'' on the site of which noav
stands the city Of Washington, respectfully
presented to the Mayor and Councils by r.
Y. BRENT, Esq, on 26 April, 1887.
June the 5th, 1663.-Laid out for Francis
Pope, of this Province, gentleman, parcel
of land in Charles county, called Groom,
! lying on the east side Of the Anacostia Ri
yer, beginning at a marked oak, standing by
the river side, the bounded tree of Captain
Robert Troop, and running north by the
river for breadth the length of 200 poles to
a bounded oak standing at the mouth of q
bay or inlet called ''Tiber," bounding on
the north by the said let and line drawn
east for the length Of 500 poles to a bound
ed oak standing in the woods on the cas-
with lire drawn south from the end o
the former line until you meet with the ex-
terror bounded tree of Robert Troop, called
"Scotland Yard'' on the south, with tho
said land or the west, with the said river
containing and now laid out for 400 acres
more or less.
June 5. l663-Layed out for Captain
Troop, Of this Province, parcel of Land
in Charles County, called "Scotland" anl
lying on the east side Of the Anacoslia river
| beginning at bounded Hickory standing
by the waterside and running north at tht
river for breadth the length of $50 poles t,
a bounded oak, bounding on the north will
line drawn east into the woods for thu
length Of $50 poles to a bounded oak OF
| the east with line drawn south from tht
end Of the former line until you integsect
parallel line drawn the first bounded Hick
DRY on the south with the said parallel Of
! the west with the said river, containing ant
now laid out for 500 acres more or less.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-16
BRILLIANT WHITEVYASH.

Much is said of the brilliant whitewash,
on the east of the Presidents house at
Washington.
The following is a receipt for making it,
with some additional improvements learned
by experiment. Take half a bushel of nice,
unslacked lime, slack it with boiling water,
covering it during the process to7keep in
the steam. Strain the liquor through fine
sieve or strainer, and add to it a peck OF
clean salt, previously we'll dissolved in
warm water three pounds of ground rice,
ground to a thin paste and stirred and boil
ed hot; half pound of powdered Spanish
whiting, and pound Of clean glue, which