davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
AEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT RIO, 20!
AnoLNlN0 F0rslIH ; nAKEE,s.

AT RIO, 20!
AnJoIN{N8 FORSYTH 3 BAKEE's
WAFER ~ WHEELING Va
fHNiL Nta>' u BtK tlai'ers himsclf lram 90
~ etn-nruco 81 i6 sean in mercantile bus,
n'-s in ihIs cary ttlt be caa rniicifsfe tie want.
81 his Numerous cu.emers aud trend. 10 ihe seIsc
hon Of choice aid sfs-eushls Goud. lsko. pleasure
~ anfnuDrrr OBJ ihem chat 10 b. now feccIv.rg
nnH Vii 'auiulr 90 receive monthly thrnus hour
'he season iha Hfg,s, eud hsa selected stock. Of
'n''is '',T 90 ed IN thc C'oibine Trade ip tii.
c'} ruU htHrd lfaa he bs.i bause. in phfsdcl.
'hif atd E...Ir1fe sod selerisd irfin ihc choicest
nfd rnsi srrf sd make. he NOS dr.uble Good.
"i iho Sc1..H aHt wiIl he sid 'ofa ,cfy small nd
Nance. Wa f.cHch Euei sb and Amrussn nr..d
C.o.hr iIam supesdae Co asdtum. Tabled Bsls.n
do dn. lnsst Sic Gtern. Blue ani lsud.n Brown
p" Jos It.u heavy blue aGd VOL q k d9stle
mliItd 'at.ifnsiss Neft desirable. uIsusrg'e ruIis
f1n aHd iau9 f0fneh ed Eurt.h Cr.s.mer,.
very .uFcuuf ans cheers sis, 5 { aGd 6 4 Gold
h"d "''st mitsd aud piaio TNeed. iiou 6ue Co.
medium trer,h LINEN Dali I'll quaiiis,, Summef
ti.ihs sup q iiv Persian iadiina cod ursss. a, f.
300 " iirrH aHt Cotton piaid striped sni Cseet
iema''oHs San NtsunFs. pam. auptd Mode.
NsfiHn nHl oihe Farry Nesntrs iu gtsai ssrief,
he above E.ds will 20 made 10 order Nv frsf
rate faiiff 1ri fasei uoftiaen wblfsnitd equal g.
enj lH ihis 90 ihe Es.irro rif.fs
Ready .FFaGfe OfhfHg.
''o'h bftss and Ifotk Cuais ffas supsFhuc 20
MraIHmi ioii Esd olrniilsls ssarfasui Sorssasf
'aaisi ruF'air usssffeeuf coinpfsiHa ga iho So
,eiies quailiez tnd rficcs Cassinsi. ~ Jeans snt
I"'fds pfes sHd lfsch CHa'r. sop reusfsi 81
'"fm'hi d. d. fs-slHnffr. rassirsf rHfB ord Isu.
ttrtrn Poets ia da u and 1aftrh A. Ar
w. 20 dHz hHs lansu and MusHn trs o..
.'"t. tii.ars 49,. Is $50 c.mulf da. flfg ttr,f.sf
i''nfn aHd Mas' n da. r.ialtra ss8 Ifrtafa Ii..
SOD Tee Hs.ai fafe.f ai sasi.faIs.. 4 DO .ss. a..
iHtIie mf fuenis sra b1satfn a.i aH H
'fif1 90 Fn0d tHHff 81 give Gee saH. a.aar.aa
''''H COO DIT uI. ~. iHtr f..s af.fIs sf aH
prices o. tasl 30 lhs B.uaI t.fas Il, t,..,.f ~.
flntfs
Rsroieei 81 90 W.isr s,rst
eFia ktlK ROGERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
vyRecli0r sco' 11Isl5
WHITE BEAVFR uATs

III l. BEAVER HATS.
~ bic Fine Hats on hand and n, - =, =
ANERH : Fashionable Hat and Gao M,n.t,c,1,'
No 10 Momoo a. Wheeling. vn. ,n.'. Do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
REMOVAL.

r. J. fRisSEIL, has fsmayfd O.. p.r,,,. Il,
"a door below che Pfs.t,isriar ,b,,.t
U . 10 tho same building and adjoining ihs, i.
''''''' a.H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
nEWARE OF COFNTrRTTIrs

BE vcD cafeiul snd ga 90 tie aesm when 500
want Brasdfeihs Pile. then YOU sfe .Br, ~ ibs
genuine nfiie'e. When you purrha.c 1fhrt,, .se.
inquire Of The seller whether he shows ihs Pi.l. he
yhef' you are genuine BfnHdfeih Pills Eyep ga ,o
SHOWS Mh''hcf re article be ,arfs you is tue o.
false. Bewato nf citesisf
FAiRCiliLD, Sole sgcnt iof Wbee ing
may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
NOTICE.

VIE Nanonnl Fnif bslGg held in Ve.bio,,,r
c,'y insisnd Of Wheeling. will rre,ep, a.,
iron 'ahhg w premium by The erh,bi,,, Of 60
, al or d'eao@flliTE SlLVERY BEAVER u,,,
nose pefsons who could npi be- accomma,l,t,It. ~,
Ne'N az our Factory on Union a. will please call
"s'm ms week We hope to be prepared In s,,.
~ ~" o. ~ gentlemen. DARE & HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

a CCORDIONs- Gest b., r. cad. ,...
"a I'd single keyed Aee.rii,ns in., ,.le,,,T
Nfin'' common nnd pliort head Cuiiofs c.,r,,,, T.,
and IVORY upi FLUTES from Z 70 KEYS A ,,r.t.
supply oi Cmwlfy's celebrated dfiil eyed Ne,Ii..
Shnfis aHd briwtrns of 90 sz.s LARGO IT, N
snr ~ fucpn Ma''he- o. hsnd by ihc g,.. e.,
d'f'n- a few Willow Wagons ufbs general ne
-''U.'h' 81 'aneJ g1od-, at % sulH adyanrc CA
'''W 0eej MELiOR. Union o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
EfOR the cure of DEAFNESS, pains ana ,he
discharge OF matter from the ears, a'so OF
those dlsagTassbio noises. Ike the buzZina III
ieSeo's falling OF water, whzLlug Of st,sm, Il r.
&c, witch are symptoms Of approaching d, az
ness aud also ceuCrally attendant witii the dis
ease For sale ~ DR. CRUMBACKER
No t73. Main ST. sole AGENT
rms medicine is highly recommended and nu
meroua certificates are given, by very Te-psct
able persons, of the many ASTONISHING rrros
which II has eriormed No, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

WHOLESALE AND RETAlLN0iSE.
ANlNG lusi received he haiaire A. our %
u cond stock nr ibis season. 80 S5'pow pto.
pared 70 olcr goods 10 such pugcs 40 III inJuce
those 70 bay that can conveniently d. vi oul buys
ihg. Our stock % now complete. We bayc-s
general ss.0uineti 81 stcy tuifg. and Nr iutcud
,aeuug sfe4vf Inducements tI Plf.4u8 wslug a.
nyihing m tho Dfy Cppds line ihan Sc have ever
done bchfe
f.sd.cs Dress G..,ls ofcvefY Description.
Genfs Wear 81 every d,stup. ion
Linen HWnps al Nrfy fctgcfd psYcs 90 Hr
NtcfLig Sore
JOiNsTO y q BEHRYHia
Jnesi8 $50 49,. TI1af.e'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-21

~ CESOFE EESO.V 80 OHAS.
n N"h Subscriber having taken The hon WnrIs
h g'nsmiiyknown as The Wheeling Rolling Mil
"ou'o re'Iccu"y inform his frieHds and The public
E'r,'''9; 'ha' lac has thoroughly repaired the
works AID II now prepared 10 furnish
IRON AND NAILS.
nl nll the different sizes. Also. AMERICAN gTIS
TER and SPRING STEEL Of quality cqnal IA, ans
made 90 PiishOrgt or She Wesi; all Of vt,cb h.
VIII sell al Pittsburgh prices md on liberal Terms
WAREHOUSE NO. IS MONROE sT
J.. ". STEPHENS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

The responsibility of rejecting his wise and
patriotic rscomm endations, will remain with
Congress. We warn those Democrats who
oppose the notice to take care how they act.
We call upon them to read this resolution. and
ask themselves if its language is not now
thelangusge of the people Of this coun-
try, and we ask them to consider we'll ere
they take upon themselves to disobey that
language. We ask them how can they, in
the face of it, refuse to vote for the no.
tice! We ask our readers here in North
Carolina, if this resolution does not now re.
feet, as it most assurediy did reflect their sem
timents on this question in May, IA? Has
any thing occurred since that period TO make
this language less fitting than then Z There
has not. II still contains the sentiments of
the Democratic party on the Oregon question.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
MIR. CALDwELL,s DECLINING.

Below we copy from the Mecklenburg JEFF
fersonian of the 23d inst, an article which
will be read with feelings of deep regret by
the Democratic party, from one extremity of
North Carolina to another. It will be seen
that Green w. Caldwell, unanimously nomi-
mated by the Democratic Convention of the
9Th inst, has, from pressing and unavoidable
reasons, declined TO run. This we regret ex-
ceedingly. The party is placed ina dilemma,
for which we find no parallel in our recollec-
ton. There Is no time, as the Jeffersonian
observes, for calling another Convention
What is to be done under these circumstan-
ces For one, we call upon the Central Com
niltee TO select for us candidate who will
bear aloft the standard Of Democracy in the
coming campaign. We have every confidence
in their ability and patriotism, and will give
our most cordial support TO whoever they may
select. And so, we feel confident, will the
Democracy of North Carolina. Let them meet
forthwith, and after taking the whole state of
the case into consideration. let them decide
what it is best for the party to do in the pres
ent crisis. We will not offer single sug-
gestion as to who should be selected, or from
what section Of the State he should come. Let
them give US good Democrat, and we will
do our best TO elect him.
"Sadly and sorrowfuly," We are free 10
own it, do we haul down the name Of Green
w. Caldwell. 1t gives US pain. But still,
we hope that, by our next, we will have ano-
ther in its stead. To stern necessity, We all
must bow. E .-...-.-.. .t'--. ...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

HIsrORr OF IRELAxD.-We learn that Mr..
Mooney, the popular lecturer on Ireland, will visit
Wilmington in the course of few days, for the
purpose of delivering series of lectures on the
history of that country. Mr.. Mooney has visits
the principal Northern cities, and his lectures are
spoken of by the press in terms Of high commen-
dation. We have now before US history of Ire
land, written by Mr.. Mooney, with which, so far
as we have been allie to examine it, we are very
much pleased. His style is easy and attractive,
and should he lecture as we'll as he writes, "
think we can safely guaranty that those who may
favor him with their presence whilst in Whining
tOn, will enjoy mental treat rarely to be met
with. We shall notice the subject in our next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
MIR. DoBB1N,s SPEECH.

We publish to-day, Mr.. Dobbin's speech on the
Oregon question, delivered in the House of Repre-
Sentatives on the 18th inst. It will be seen from
perlsa, that it does not 60 into the title as that
seems to be question agreed upon Oh all hands.
The point which it discusses, whether we should
give the "noticc" or not, is which is engaging
the almost individual attention of the statesmen OF
America. Mr.. Dobbin goes for the notice; and the
argument which he urges for the adoption Of that
measure, is clear, straightforward, and cogent. We
recommend the perusal of Mr.. Dobbin's able speech
to our readers. 1t expresses the sentiments of the
Democracy of North Carolina. Now is the time
to give the notice. We have procrastinsted long
enough. H. PIP.
Mr.. Dobbin's constituents may well be proud Of
him. This was his maiden speech. and we have
not seen notice of it, from friend or foe. which
does not speak Of it as mastery effort. The
speech will be found on our first page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

FIRE.-On Friday night last, about IL O'Clock
our citizens were aroused by the alarm of fire. On
Fastening to the spot we found that the dwelling
house of Mrs. Harris, on the corner Of Second and
Dock streets. was wrapped in flames. The build.
ing being wooden one, was soon entirely con.
sulAed. From its isolated situation, the flames
did not spread beyond this one building. The
family had retired, and sudden was the breaking
out Of the fire, that it was with difficulty that the
inmates If the dwelling escaped. The house was
ensured for $4,000. We learn that. Mrs. Harris
loss Is between So and $4,000. 81 .ss7I7-e.s.l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
4, CONGREGATIONAL.

Owing to the failure of the mails during three
or four days of the past week, we have not been
able to keep up with tie Washington news as we
could have desir d. We received large budget
ON Wednesday, & aferexamining it with patience,
we find that it contains but little Of general inter-
est. The House Of Representatives has been en-.
gagged daslng the past week in discussing the con.
tested seat of the member from Florida. Mr. Ca.
BELL wing, was the sitting member, having obtain.
ed the Governors commission; but Mr.. Broken
brOugh, who received q majority of the legal vote.
Of the State, claimed the seat. His petition, early
in the SESSION, setting forth the facts was commit
ted TO the committee on elections, who, after ex
aiming the whole. ground. reported in his (Mr
bro0kenbrough's) favor. The House was occu
pied during seven or eight days in hearing the ev
idence on both -des, and afte. patient investiga
ton of all that could he urged pro and con, it de
cided on Saturday last BY :. majority of fourteen
that Mr.. Brockenbrough is entitled to the seat
Thus has this Florida election, which has been i,
q fog ever since the day on which it took place
been at last decided by the solemn act of the Hous
OF Representatives. This being privileged que,
ton. it took precedence of all Others SO that sher
mas ose~s for some days, lull IN the Oregon d.
pe.e In the Serass' -heze has not been any thin
OF interest sn>e our last paper. o-Thursd.v n
{ I'D inst, the Sena.> 1iourned till Monday'..
Goth. A considerable Portioa &c III. senate. rim
y during the past week, has been ens.s-.
J. tive session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
From tn. Meckienburg Jeffsr.oniau
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR. !.

CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
1t is with feelings Of poignant regret that
we sit down TO pen this article. We have the
painful duty 10 perform, of announcing to our
friends throughout the State, that the Hon.
GREEN w. CALDWELL has declined the nomi.
nation for Governor. Reasons of the most
imperative character, unknown to us when at
Raleigh, and even unknown to him till since
IA our return, and even since the issuing of our
have prompted him to this course.
NY seen the letter of declension. ad-
4,o..o1 conmittee who informed him
go 80; but presume that our friends
will End there III most satisfactory reasons
e., the con,.. A.. caldwell has felt bound tc
pursue. Had we know " '"' 'ue .,a'o '' =.
Caldwelrs private affaifssSsn 's ; unP.eassh' q.
lemma should never nave sen imposed uPo'
him, nor upon the party.
The next inquiry will be-What now is t
be done! We have twice offered suggestion
in relation to our choice Of a candidate; and
in effect, we have been gratifed in both; bu
the fates, or something else, has spoiled a
our hopes AMI prospects. We shall not agai
D,s.una 10 thrust our desires or advice uPo
opr friends. Another Convention is now OF
If the question. The whole matter Is IN IN
hands NJ the State Central Committee. IL
them bring forward man if they think pro-
ar. or permit Gov. Graham to walk over u
track. Should they bring out man. or SON
ors come out on his own hook, to use cor
mon expression. if he is Democrat bearlI
alOft the principles contained in the Keso'
tons adopted BY the recent Raleigh Cenve
,ion. he shall have our cOrdial' active v.gll'
.,,ro,t in season and out Of season.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

enue flows, and with dispensing hand tbrox
back what such annual contributions eoui,,h,.
demand. This system in equalizing the a.
ton Of the government, Ireland excepted, q,
collecting and discussing the revenue. h..
sustained England under the heaviest debt,
The hand that contributes, in her statesman.
like process, is also that which receives. tn.
tax Of the preceding year is 80 equalized il
disbursing, as to render the succeeding far lea.
onerous. Her limited area and insuIar si,u,.
ton, facilitates the process. The difficulty
arising from our continental situation and gr..,
extent. is more than obviated, by a direct and
resp onsible representation, both in the Seu,,.
and House of Representatives. We are on.
people. The blessings of a free governmeu,
should be common to all. Those who admin.
lister it cannot respect either persons or cl.,.
ses. The constitution they have sworn 10
support toIerates no favoritism. 1t points to
"common defence and general ~elfare."-
The taxing power is subordinat alone 10
this great object. .,..,.....e.s
~ $3.50 ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
Bkaden County. ". C..

Is MIR. HILI.--"Yankee Hin," as he is more
particularly known, gives his frss and. we under
stand, his only entertainment this evening. NJ.
Hills reputation is SO widely known on both sides
of the Atlantic, that it becomes unnecessary for Us
to make further comment. He is the real "Simon
Pure. Let oil lovers of genuine native wit and
humour. be therefor we doubt not it will be rich
treat. See advertisement
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

MIssIssrrrI SEsAroRs.-We perccive from
the Vicksburg Sentinel, that Gen. Foote has been
elected by the Legislature Of Mississippi to repre-
sent that State son the floor of the Senate of the
United States for six years. to commence after tho
Expiration Of Mr.. Walkers term, and that of Mr..
Chalmers. who was appointed by the Governor
ad interim, to serve out Mr.. Walkers term.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30

There Is no Small Pox in the town of Whining
ton. This we say fatty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-30
ISince the above was in tyHe, Mr. Cald-
wellhanded Us his letter. Ii Is as follows:

Q-TSlnce Inc above was I'D IyFe, MT. Cald'
we'll handed Us his letter. It Is as follows.
CHARLOTTE. N. c., Jan. 90, 1916.
GENTLEMEN: had the honor, onlthe 10th
instant, TO receive your letter Of the 10th, in.
forming me that the Democratic Convention
which assembled at Raleigh on the 9Th, had
unanimously nominated me as the Democratic
candidate for the Office Of Governor of North
Carolina in the coming contest.
Highly impressed as am with this honor
which has been conferred on me much 10 my
surprise, and however DESTROYS may be un-
der such a fattering inducement TO comply
with the demand of my party-yet am con-
strained by Ill health and the condition OF my
private matters TO decline the nomination.
In taking this resolution, am not uncon-
scious of its great delicacy, bat beg you to
do me the jnstice to believe that was driven
to it after the most serious consideration by
as you must perceive of abso-
lutte necessity. '
Believing that the Withholding of my name
will be productive ofno inconvenience to the
union or harmony Of the party, ask you to
accept my most profound Acknowledgements
for the very fattering manner in which you
have been pleased to make the communication
and to believe me, gentlemen, s:
= .-..-. I'D. Very respectfully. :row
Your most ob't serv't,
G. w. CALDWELL.
Messrs. R. Strange, w. ]. Alexander, w. w.
Avery, ]. w. Ellis, Perrisn Busbee, E. G..
Speight, Tho. Bragg, Jr., George Bower,
]. b. Kelly, Committee. .-..:F
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

ELI-HA FITzGERALD q mechanic Of
he clty OF NJ York. has invenled a
mach'oe calIedNha "Tussln Straw Brai
der" IL ia so small and he uiIu lhai
i! would bean OrDAm ment TIA patlor..an
80 simple in Its.maR agsmen. ;tata chlld
could. attend a.duzpn .oglwen,y oE them
with esrs Having a qnan'irv Of the
short strn@S wh'ch are imported from
Tusch0y put-ialo receptacle, il seects
one at time and adds il, 10 ,ha braid
al 'ha same time cutting offslhe refuse
"nd oi The one whoRe place il suppl les
snd oGms the braid .wilh lie iron 6ager.
nu n batter Ihan.ccull ever be done hg
tn m2sa experienced hraidar- in Tuses
ny, aud with such speed that one ma,
chine would do more Work-rn day than
iiilren nrt"Pntv,CaP nr ra'ivee. n a straw
IL tan large the ms :mn' rejfc'sit, and
" by any accident straw G,rnissed, II
stops Of itself. f.-JournaI Of Commerce.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

In puuusacs 81 thc viii ol 6. ofge
lIarnnsn. dsceassi, and b. sittue al b
decree ~ the court ~ common. IDEAS
IN and Tor lhe count, Of ca'ru.i. .in cDun
cerv tutng. ihpre vail bs said io N
highesl bld6-r On Saiucday IN % O.
tpno' Jhne. Is l5, tween The hour.
ol o u'rIoek. A NJ sud 4 n'ci"ek. 2 NJ
of ss,d day. on the prsnls. :. he 10 aAA
ing duseisne8-feal rslste. 'h- pr.t4a.sv
Of the said Grorg Hartman. d'ar-s ssd.
situate IN ihr crUnly ri CtEFuH. in.Wr.
the vest half Oi the nnrihwrst utnT'I
OF section 3. ia ioNrshrp s. Of fsuR" G
rxcrpuRg Twelve acres 10 he nor h vest
cornsr sold by SAID Executor to S4mus
Harsh,
Terms 81 SALE On third cash u
hand. ons third IN one year, sod. Il {
residue 10 Two yesEs. wIIh rniFreS, iron
he dsy Of sale. Payment secured b.
mortgage oh lha premi'y'.
GEORfE HARSH.
E4 cuisr nf George llaIfima n, deed
Nsy IS, lS46- 3I-5L
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

THE NoRMeNs -Maji Warren, WhO
has b-en-In command duung The past
Win er oi ihs Stale troops, 10 keep order
~ nsacack county ha- made ublIc has
rtsfm,natlon to d,sbaad he troops ou
the s. - caY Of May. in. pufsu ucs oI
ordrrs,lrcn the SIa's Executive lhar
beir g the day on shich rhr term supu
ls,rd Tor the removal oi the Mo- nous
Wi exp1e Tue Ntugoo + ssrurs
that abou ) 600 'lorm0as has alread,
lett, sano for Wisconsin. s0ms Tor ulht
States some Tor Council BufTs by the
MI sauri rlVer. and the remainder wlh
,he csmp Of Israel. There sEe many
Nho. tt ls represented, are unable 10 gel
away fnT the wcm Of means, bur wi
90 ll suffiai.ui tins i gIVcn ma ke Ihs
n, csssary arrsngr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

= -sprp FL. TAX. .p.L 90. any o. her puh.lc
/ .u- % y-thfa. r,e "iih
Sru. g.. PnU,d- ior ne sreciton at the
G,a ~ 10. ,-.tu. sb.c... .sssr .ubIudat,oH istu
b. Hsuis- BE- ,hH .wrrpltun tad utlange
HH ~. n,,pn e. librfa -cs4e, ul ubl-cis ui
utIals 81 aTinrN. 'Hsiuatat 4. ptuIogtcs
Hs'di miH-ti n,lsal Cst,uet "a chrmatl
lSi''s,a'Ur1. hh.ar,, gallery ot atta, und
n-Cs s,ary lerU.r, Toums-WhiClf tul &.
Ing<. u 40. ta- Pauni Oif,ssqaa .usy
si.UuHfp o. with me P,'- nj uiii bund
lng as 20 tnlm 10 sBpesTaucr, . ~ -. tu
tbaN ba4Gllug.
Sc d Allo' Pc'~oe sr avri o. cY5i
ODs IS.rsFch al ebIyo's, ~ ps'u al hIs'
iorS- plsfTs xelloe,ra!i ani m'as ralo2i-
I'srecrmeU., helo -. ,nV or n, belong "a
Ihr unHsJ Sate- whIrh may be 10 IhF
sHw ~ WashiB. 10. 80 b. dBIlseFpd up
u 'br lns''l',,op sand the hooks, manu
EUT'p's., WInrraIs. cahlnei dL,., OF Mr.
snh'h'v 10, be also delivered Up end oe
HO~'p M the butding.
SET The secretary tn b. the libra
risG, aud kreprr of the museum, end Il
emphy assistants.
Sec. 8 Errm ihe iHierssi ot ,hs Iunt
appropriation. not xc'edrag an ave
uge u $685. 900 annually, Is msde To-
the, aFadusr iorua,Un. OF a library. Il
he. oumpased OF works. pertaining 10 al
diuari.H~ut~ O( human knowlpdae.,
SEQ. d. AaW scrrjing. interest no
harrIn spprapf'and, ort'quiIed for,lh.
Rurpp.es .pecifId.ir th" oct, NAV hr
dhsposed Vi as the II, gen!s nay deeo
lkrsR iofe tTs. nromDll0n. vi ths purpose
til the tesiAiUr,
Sac. 10, RPscTFes 10 Congress th'
HvH, uf altering. amending, adding Ia
tU rapealIng any Of the provisions Q
lth' act,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-15

Nav YOKK ELECTION An important
aontesl came If al M " Yu'k, last week
fur daIegslea. to..a Stale Conyenlnnto
a~npndibs~ Constitution of Ihr Stu'e.--
Relufns ere ia from. ell but ten OF lWelve
aountIes, aRdIhe result shows that It the
Nhigssa arc not successful, tits because
they dldnol make the effort. The con
~aniipnq qU4Il be very close. The lu-
hum, ia summing he relurns received
and itIOse to come IN, comes 10 The tot.
lbrslBg. conolusioO NhIgs 6l; bacofo,
aus.67i:. These returns nav he varied
a0ma what, snd1here is even PoseI5Ili
ivy thsifiae Why's hsv ms jorIly Ii rha
GbnweAiion; hui the pTOha blillea. are
,ahp5mIse. Tht Lncuincos elected ore
a9,aily divided D,tween 0d Barke's
Hnd Barn burners, Hhichs readers llal-
most ce tlain.. that, tn. any egP0i, the
pAtnys. wlIt have the controlling pnwer
The ,ole in. New. N,rk. civ was 'elv
lTahI. MOI more than hail OF tie, Wing
Mla' was pnlcd. Such culpgb : meg
A,or cannur b. to severe Y ceasured -
hI4Mal il onlha en-, TactPr -of Intsillr
uaOi, q n, hat they should Neglect duly
jn, = ai,esl OD,0t son uHh momeai The
~.tela CIV da!eg sunu, u!. CoUrSe. is,Lo-
mIiro, VIE are pleased to learn no;
nan (yIend S.A~h (tormerty edf0F OF The
C0iho, Aaie lOnrnal rs wDh one ct the
mhrr,l%hig candidates, is-chosen to the
iebn wntipn, from, Onondsgaa county -
Ohio, State J.ufnal