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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
E)ubIir gonpepan,es, or

rsslE--.A REGULAR nI.1L LINE berwes.
.Sssea1szS5s,S Boston and ssw-YoEk BY he f.,, =
.aa GovgRSoE. '''@-- ''sA-'s'' AASSAeHpsEFTs
Tee ,;ss7isI GOVERNOR: Capt Seth Te.y.r, IN,
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt W: Poster viii rup t,o.-S
out The se,sn IN connection with the Siorr stoa .aa P
xad Boston Gd Providence Rs.irosas
Io.s daily Sgudsy, e1eep,ed from pier Ma NoS.s
River, 81 O'Clock. P u. aud Scnrgtoa 4, o1.lsS
~ 1pnn the arrival Of the Mall lrsln from Bos;o
These steamers unsurpassed IN speed sp.erso- ar,
s,ae-,oos ard Serhs 70. 500 persous eeEaes s-gs ..
ya,s room, FOR families and parties. d r'''
and viii shorsr tie passsce Seryr-en SewYoTs 80
sor foE,s Il to hours thereby arriving IL ample ucs -
all the lines running from New YORK, North, sc0.h sd
West. and ali the nes from: Boston North sRd Ess, ~
The GOVERNOR VIII leave New York Tuesday, Tssr,
asy snd Saturday.
Lesve S;oriustcn-Mondsy Wednesday and Yrtd,v
The MASSACHUSETTS WIN leave New-Yo.f-sso-.
day, "Wednesday and Er'dsy.
Leave .agtoe-TCesdsy, Thursday and S&casIsy
B.-PSsseusers, the arrival OF tss steamers a,
s.orng;on. proceed Immediately In the sPlrnd Hapss
ears TO Providence and Boston, without any de&y aas
Ssssac Master accompanies eleh rsu to Scsoa .sss
charge os he baggage
For Sas:sSs or freight Inquire bca- ,he eoss p.s
No North River, OF Nc. 10 Batter. place Ak
sHen, DAILY LINE al o'cock-FoF New.
Sadts tPseSsSl, West Point, Cod Srs.,s
CspL Samuel Joanson. viii the s;essaboxt pisr S
Of Warrea.si every afternoon tSundays excepted q
morning hslfpssi6, snd Tho remaining uscrurs, a ~
week Il oeoSk sndns ~ above Forireixhso pa,ssss
sppiy oa board the host
H. B-AH oasysSe Ard freight OF every descric,,, h,,.
bills specie Put on bosrd this boat. mus be ,s
OF e owners thereof uncss catered on 'As book, & To
boa: or recst ptei for. iess
rN><D n eSTEAlIBOA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S-sSsss--s-S5osi HUDSON, Capt Wui. h. Mellea hty
ing been overhauled, 10 In Grs, r,s a.
der will II future her Old Hldsoa dirrr,
without stopping =. the intermediate landings ieartss
from the foot OF Cedsrst NewYork al oelock e~ers
Moudsy "Wednesday and Friday evenings and He3scs
svery Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evuoings 81 oco
on the arrival OF the { srs from the East
Fer passage apply on board Tickets through to Pits
held 81 81; West Siockhridge 81 Is; and Chsihan 81 G
PS-Th;s Boat hss slsrge ruraber OF SsaseRoou,. .ir
~T~ nFUR BRiDGEPORT.-(sor ffr.ss;
SsaSslsor - ps'sengeri-Tfhe steamboat NIMR0O
ket at lSo'clocS each day Sundays excep,rd,
Passengers o5 Albany and Troy ;sk. this hos. "a
sy al Bridgeport one night az
,.r-S, .NOTIC E.-On sn1 alter FRIDAY, Noyrr:
sS5-lSbnr .oth. tho Steamboat SYLPH, capaa
Rrasied VIII make tie Following TIP, %
and from Staten Island, until farther nc,iceviz
H,Irr Ns,- Ya'i-Ai Snd II A. Nj St, st. Pm [1ls
I,,I-~ Staten bisspd-At 81, 10, L. M.-2a I: P NJ
NC r,N F-N NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Jn1ia- Rubber Goods.


DUBBER GOODs.-lOCo Goodyears Paten, Elias
IL tic Braces. warranted perfect and fan length.
10000 pairs Mens and NJ sses and Chldrsns Imported
Rubbers
900 pairs Meps Metallic Overshoes
eco Z" Lad, - - Buskins.
i,C00 " Slippers.
900 " {" Sandals.
Also. large assortment Of every description OF alright
and proof Goods in for sals IN quantities.
mrtrz Co. So Msden-lnne. o19n
GOODYEAR'SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and gents
N ov-shoes manufactured from Good years celebrated
Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible in tho coldest
weather. For sale by the single pair, by
BROWER BROOKS, sole agents for OOodyears
Manufactures, 100 Broadway. between
DE- I'm Wall and Pinesi.
nAY'S SOYERsHOES-Th wet weather should
~ mind ali who iear colds and sickness to provide them
with pair OF overshoes. DAYS establishment, .
Cortland. ia the place All qualities, prices and kinds
be found n Days irda Rubber establishment, Cor
land doors below Western Hotel Ogershoes repaired
in the b-st manner. dl2
CARRIAGE CLOTH-i0O pieces Ind q Rubber Car
Arlage Cloth, plain and figured, just received and for
sale by the manufacturer.
n25 HORACE II. DAY, 2 Cor,land.st.
I AIDES RUBBER SANDALS shilngs-
Ia Tb-.e Ovefshces made Of The best quality Of ma
leral end embrace all the kinds approved for sole at
DO ,S DAYS % Cortlant.st
CHILDREN's OyERSHOkS, Sandals, Ac-A
~ very barge stock now in at DAYS - Cortland
at 10 IL All ayes md low prices Ma:e Of the real sheet
fubber d22 Iw
HORACE II. Days India Rubber Establishment
Lis remoyed from 80 % Maiden 10 No p Cortland
At three dcnrs below the W-st-rn Hotel. ni2N
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

SAfLEN
Ships Westminster for London Merchant Sligo
Bark Rapid. Havana; Brigs 6eni Lischheld, Noreans
Chantel Genoa and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

- REGULAR nJaIL LINZ herv-s~..
.5sSzszssss,s Boston and SswYoEk, BY the f,,, -
,,>,,-,,,,-. .n.e.s@i- steamers AASSACaCSETTs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

Eraen cfta t.aTgS taea siRg a tc Ia57en'ls q .
evcriag Of Dc. g..
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
as.ssss:lssz-sAN66h sRiE RmL va -


TO ALBANY and the intermediate !sna
ings, far the ice will permit
There IS good seignng from any point the Hudscata
Albany and Stages VIII be In readiness convey gss.s
gers to their destination on board tie boat
Ths celebrated boat COLUMBIA, Capt q. 8. RIzp
VIII leave the pier between Cortand and Liberty ats eyJ
morning at O'clock All packages and parcels wiz b
landed at any of hs regular landings, provided heY sFs
paid for the Agents Office and entered The felghlb
For passage or freight apply on board, or TO
dl7 7. c. SCHULT2 nj the Office on The wharf,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

A FOR SALE. 10 Close a Conerrn--The property
Es known ss the Shakespeare Hotel. situated the
3uer OF William and Duare sts. This house Is now
itei 6pishei and Kept hotel snd s offered for se
baan with withoct The furniture Terms made easy
large proportion OF the purchase uo1ey can remain
or 5out snI mortgage ,.,,
The house IS iage covering the entire lot; well built by
days work. ard car De- with very s;e expense converted
aay other purpose.
Societies OF ary description wishing purchase srse
building for society purposes. wod co well 10 examine
this property.
Also seuteel brick front house aud lot 81 BaTrow-st
will De sold reasonable ierr,s-rsntns COW ;or SS'N
Tor farther particulars, inquire OF
NJ ;. TtRESaER, at Shakespeare Hotel
Is I'M No. Duane-st any week day az l. o'c.ocs
o. At PRIVATE SALE-A va,usbe Farm, half
S. mile from Painted. NewJerscy. The house IS ~
by 10 feet Two stories high, sided with cedar sam
gles hled in % the roof: built by Job Squire sse
aterv ar ned By David W. Whtenore Esq The farm
OF ne land divided into small teids by
the best OF fences. il high state 0! cultivation; wt
large ba stable cowhouse, carriage and wagon Rouse
icoshcp corr-cb ice and hen houses al built By ice
dav IN the best manner. II IS we'll stocked with all kinds
OF .,i: trees; ne front and swr of acres beaut-
iuy arranged with srea; variety Of Ornamental irees
boz and shrubberv This Is delightful SITUATION and very
healthy and convenient OF access 10 New York a. he
cars rass to and FROM three times each day within hall
r,s OF the house For farther particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECSER, Auctioneet,
nv No. Broat-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
E v7rTsEss, aiORRIS AND ESSEN RAlLRoA
&55 L'sve New -lorA. O'Clock A. NJ.

v--Flsrs,s,, iORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
49, sS.s sssa1<sis Lssve New York O'Clock A. NJ
&>------uci'k, r. NJ Leave N.wsik L.. 10 o'eFi
A. ~ O'Clock, PM. Leave Morrsiown, O'Clock. A.
O'Clock. I. ~.
Passengers hy the Morning Train 10 Morr!siowu will
rive there a, ock where the stages will he readiresi
10 convey them TO Schooleys Mountain Washington RsI,
viere and Easlon daily Surcasunny Stsnhope Newton
Milford Ard Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
DAYS; and 10 Rockaway. Dover, Sparta and Sevoa CT
TUESDAYS Thursdays Saturdays; each Line reurats
tho following days To meet the P NJ. trains for N 7.
stag. viii also leave for Bsskeuridgo every evening
the arrival OF the cars al Mo.ristown.
Passengers 20 through and from Jersey City, whcai
changing On leaving the city passengers WIZ sr?e
IL their baggage In the al the foot Of Cortland Ct wseis
an Agent will b. in attendance receive IL All PACKAGE
or bundles be entered the aybl. or The Cerps
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 MorristosR
from Albany Bnsa, by Stephens and CondIs Line ol
Soops TO Newark, from The Transportation Office as
n j. r. r. snd Trans Co foot Of Libertys ard u detrsd
will be called for IN any part OF the CITY, 10y application
sald Office. n3l IRA p0Dp Superintendent
r.. rsassEEsl PATTERSON RAILROAD
AkSj Winter Arrangement To ccirmeaes
October Isl, 1870 Lfave
PATERSON DEPOT. NEw.YoRx.
. o'clock, 4. NJ. q O'Clock, 4. NJ
III O'clock, \. VI. II. O'Clock, ?. NJ.
3 O'Clock, 7. ri. is O'clock 2. NJ.
Leavei Paterson Depoiat New-York1
O'Clock. ~ M. 9! O'Clock, A. M.
o'clock, p NJ. Il o'clock, T. II.
Passengers advised TO he ihs Ferry few uaglss
before the hour ofstartlng.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Duoas

ROBERT II. NORRIS, +. y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
From tht Boston Daily Sfar.1
EACELLENT ADVICE FOR YOUNG


Almost oil yding men, unite the idea oi
laiSe expense, apd the necessity of a proper
nonate income, with the idea Of marriage
ihcy entertain cfrtsin vague notions OF STYLE,
az insc parable tom the proper support OF a
wiie, and a. ESSENTIAL to her dignity and the
husbands honoE But this Is all a mistake.
Nine 'enihs OF the young married females
would chceriully enter into any system of g.
economy that might be required, il their hus.
bands would only show them It's necessity,
and ask their aid. Woman is naturally e.
eonSmical, Thrifty. and industrious, and many
a young man, who thinks be cannot afford to
marry would find IL a saving business 90 tske
a partner, and get her toad him in his dnan
cial management-to say nothing of the sub.
stantial pleasure which a home and a wile
VIII give. In dis view, as well ~ i'm con.
slderstion oil certain erroneous Impressions
held by too many married men. we regard
me following httle story a. full Of sound
wisdom. Read IL.
Hue 10 Reduce your Household Erpetses.
My dear, ] want some money Tor a shop-
ping tour My love. | cannot afouI it,
81 do not call often Only SIR times a
week That j. but one a day at any rate
but II ] cannot have iti cannot. suppose
J can fudge through tic Summer with the
SPting ia-bions.'
The discussion had become somewhat IN
earncst-end half a pout gently cugled Oh,
young Wits under lip. The husband wsi
i0nd but not t~oolish-though some will hav,
. inst The terms Of a cOsnpromise, 20 which
The wiic, glad of new employment. were ~
acoeded. lie told her what be could appro
pirate ior the whole household expenses. ran
included, aud putting The weeks ailowanc,
IN her hands. instsiicd her chancellor of th,
domestic eKchequef and keeper Of the purse
Vow, said he, "sec " you can manae,
20 feed us al comfortably and still do YOU
private ~shopping-ty IL. Here Is p%ncciscI,
,be sum have used weekly for hou@ekeep
log alone and it y a. much ~ ! can spare.
The little wife soon discovered that III,
price OF beei wss abOmnable. and provided !
cheaper substitute. Sir Ioin was no longet
deemed ESSENTIAL three times a week. and
some very worthy commoners. Messrs. NM.
ton, Lamb aud Veal. wem missed 90 the peer.
age. The Niie's Mothers Glasses lore Was
pat ia Tequisiti0n. aud he table was suceJ
OCCASIONALLY with very clever r~fasiaieafos
OF the iSSincnis 81 yesterdays dinner. An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA


On Tuesday last. the Legislature proceeded
to the order Of the day. being the election Of
the State officers. A debate of some length
and acrimony took place in relation to ~clectine
first auditor.
After the conclusion Of IN. dsbate, the
vote was taken, and resulted in the HOUSE,
Heath 80. Hopkins -, Jno. Rutherford A.
Joint vote with the Senate: Heath lis, Hop
kins -.
After this demonstration. the prescription
advocates yielded TO q motion to elect the
balance Of the officers st one vote, and the
result Of the vote in both Houses was as FOL,
lows:
Second Andifor-James Brown; jr., 1872
scattering /.
Trsasnrsr-Fsbius NJ. Lawson lA9-scst,
tering 4.
RIsisier eftAs Land On~es-safEord II,
Parker. 1S.
SeerefdryS tia Com~ssssseiA and Ii.
orarias-willism II. Richardson, la6-scat,
tering 8.
Superintendent Of tAs Psnitsmfiory-Chane
>. Morgan. lol-scsttering q.
Sforeke<psr ~ General Agent of the Pen.
ife"isavy-Jsmes c. Spots, ~lo3--scatter
ingl.
The bill for accepting the county Of Alex.
sndrs. in the District Of Columbia, wher
Congress shall recede IL 70 this State, passed
both Houses and 10 . law.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

foy tA9 1to&e.
Mn. Eprroa-As "demccney" 10 MD TO
sid To be ~"psogyessivs" suppose we should
avail ourselves q The aeUest hgAfs 70 keep|
pacc with thos who are fers~est in the pop
ulsr career. Iii rumored that Our city coun-
Gil have come 10 the conclusion that The sdop-
ton Of Mr.. Lambs sesolutions, without pre-
vious instructions from the their constituents
was - anfi-democntic - to call ios its tosms
al revocation. Now, Mr.. Editor, assuming
THE TO be ~. I wish to enquire whether. &C
cording to the nessst and nost approved de~e-
cratic creed. ous citizens have . night 10 10y
anything about The appointment OF Postmsst-
or and susveyor 81 the pert; and II 10, wheth-
ef The right extenjs to ell oar c~itisens, OF 10 to
be exercised only By the little minority. be-
longing TO Tie ssg styled .'democntic psrtyf-
II. according To the new eat democntic creed,
the people can have no voice in the appoint
Inc nj Of two Of the mort important oficeu
smongst us:-is IL not time to enquire wha,
sor, oil democracy we live underf I do no
doubt, Mr.. Editor. that We arc psi ,ileged e
express our views upon the doinss Of our cit,
council; but what Say shose who are 10 elo
Quent sboutthese smaller MATTERS. to the im
PRODUCTION Of mere sdventurers aud stnnger
into the most lucrative ONCE in our city
Are they content to bow in silence TO the BE-
hests of q little conclavc VI scheming politi
cisns.-disregardins the wishes Of the gscs
body Of our peopler II they are they will con
alder whether they ere not "blind guides.
who. emitting the weightier matters Of tn
law, can strain at q gnat and swallow
camel" q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

The New ysrk True Sun nanates the fol.
lowing as one OF the sights in Broadway.
among the omnibusses:
"Ws saw two of the Broadway vehicle,
c1t'ing up shines in this wise. Coming uu
Broadway nssr Canal street, both drivers had
spotted a passenger fer ahead, and both wbin
ped up smarily 10 get him. The outside stsee
crowded ths inner obe 10 hard ~ 10 run n
close against the curb stone, and then by lock.
ing wheels brought both TO dead halt. The
sssenger having cut them both and walked
on, the outside Jehu settled back in his .eat
drew . paper from his coat pocket and com
menced reading Of the same time Observing
10 the inside driver. "You are There. 1 10,
lieve" To this the other replied by starting
his team and carrying his neighbor's s,sas
scrosa broadway and jsmming il quite up ON
the sidewalk. quietly r. msfking. 4 am here
you see Afters short war Of words. some
kicklng OF horses; some frightening Of pcdes-
tnsns' some unnecessary delay. aud some
~ 3 Of a iu,s gensrslly. the tsrvty on the
walks wheelet ia Canal street 10 gct clear OF
he tfoubl,spme neighbor. while the lstter
l~eisurcly proceeded right up Broadway righ,
up!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07
Cur CorScrL, Fra. 4, 1916.

Extract from fhs miHsfes.
The Committee on ordinances TO whom the
subject had been referred. submitted their re-
port. declaring IL inexpedient TO prohihi,
Members Of the Council from holding sny Of
the City Offices Of profit; which wss sdopt'
ed and ordered to be filed. by the following
vote:
Ayes-Messu. Amick. Austin, Brady
Eehols, Hughes, Lamb. LAidiey, Limerick
Mcclure. Mitchell, Morrow. Nelson. PAUL.
Phillips, Sanbon end Tanner.-l6
Noes-Messrs. Hamilton end Robinson:
WIN. DOUGLASS.
Clerk pro tenn.
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OHIO.

Apparenily-we say Gppurehtly, there isa
disposition ior harmony, among those of the
loco foco presses which have been callel softs
-thc>c which have gone against the extreme
measures proposed by the bombumcrs in the
repeal Of The bank charters, bat we arr sa,i,-
feel that there is an appearance, only OF liar
mpny. Todd aud victory" " i'll be 50 awfully
whipped that they will not know themselves,
next tall, and it is thought that ",ictory'' will
be worsc whipped than Todd, aud that Todd.
Columbus letter will be worse whipped thar
victory. There are a lew thousand oi thos.
called loco iocos viii bc glad that this whip
ping Is not 10 be postponed more than eight
ouths.
WIN DEBB. Esq. Of Butler county. wa,
nominated ior Governor, on the Ith inst. by
the wing state convention At Columbus.
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wasn..eror, FEs. 4. isas.
SENATR

Petitions were presented BY Messrs. Zen.
ton. Csss, Sturgeon and others. NJ. Benton
reported without amendment the bill for
aholishing the duty on salt. After acting
upon end discussing private bills the Senate
went into executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After sundry Intellectual attempts to specify
. day Tor closing the Oregon debate. the dis.
cushion OF that prolific subject was continued
BY Messrs. Bell Of Ky, and Chase Of Tenn.
vARIOLA AMONG THE FIsH.-w.h have
chicken pox, but who ever heard OF the fish
POI. However. we have been handed this
morning. BY our townsman, Mr.. Sims. a num-
Der OF scales taken from a fish caught in the
M~ononghala river. There is on each scale
a small round pustle filled with a white
opaque matter. The fsh is about Ia inches
long. OF the sucker tribe. sad is literally O '
cred with these euptions .-Pihs. CAron.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

TIE END.-Tiic end-lhe end-sIvsy,
have the end in view. il you take a cigar
drink q glass Of spirits. violate the creed a
virtue. speak an untruth, or lifta coppcrf from
your masters drawer. think Of the csnseouen.
ces' The emf Of your coarse. Will Il h. pl,.
%ni to reflect upon al night Will il adj n
your fesPeciability and reputation n The
Young men would slways have the end in
view The numbcr of tnnsgressions would h.
SCRAPSO OF WISDOM.-Speak your mind
"heni % n necessary, and hold your tongue
when you have nothing 20 say.
~ ihe ~siandefe,t take comtort-it l. oulv
81 iiult trees That thieves throw stones.
Wsr y murder in the lump.
Bat never o~OnCesis one. W.
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the mysteries OF pudding, PIE. sDd domestic
confectionery and fancy bread, filled up ths
corners. and used up the considered TITLES
which are too apt to be forgotten in . family
not actually starving.
Aud how did they livei Most comfor,a-
hly. The husband declared he never Jared 20
we'll in his lite-but asked NO question:
The wife wanted nothing but time TO 60 .
shopping. Women are always better sub
,rrasnrcrs than men: and the money she man.
AGED To- abstract. and still leave no sppsnnt
hiatus in the daily fare. would have sstonish.
ed any one al the great departed servants vi
our friend Uncle sam.
Bargain in others. Having no occasion to
20 shopping for amusement. she went Iust
twice in the week. for actual purchases; and
those she made al fair prizes. The nm re ~,
so Of a fashionable millincr. or a dry goods
clerk, did not induce her To believe On arti
Gle worth a hundred per cent. more than NJ
value. She pinned them own To their TACT
and figures, aud made her purchases m il sh'
wished 10 save money, rather than spcn'
what she had. and assault he- husband 10
more. So slipped the week-thc hspries
one for both parties TO the matrimonial co
partnership. they had ever known. He at
tended 10 his proper business down town
she had employment about the house whic
relieved her OF ennui. and cured her Of all in
clination Ia extravaganza.
AT the weeks end there WAS something o
yer, which she rendered To- her husbsnd.-
"But YOU want a new hat. my dear" 20
no, not at present. This can be re iimmef
aud will answer ill the summer style 10 SCI
tied" You told me last week you mu,
have some new frocks." II know | though
so-and have made some purchases this wee
but my wardrobe, on the whole is quite re
spectacle, and ] am sure | can manage" IS
you have learned to manage have youl but
don't want this money" ''Whst shall I q
with il them '0h. there are rent, fuel
clothing for children, servants wages. Oh
other matters. all coming due in their season
You must pu, this TO next weeks shsre-an
mectall your expenses, as they fall" The
| am 10 be permanently in Officer ''CcI
tsinly, until YOU Swartwout-and with n
other bond than ,his."-
why, father, | think you are childish,
said the little girl, as she burst into the roo
Children will intrude. sometimes. To NAL
too long a story short, our friend finds this
excellent domestic arrangement. wome
To be- prudent in money or in secrets, requi
only TO BE- trusted, and many a lady gads e
pensively for mere lack Of emplv, ment.-
Try them, husbands.
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FLOGGING PRfsONERS- Tbe u.o,l. :

Auburn, n. v, were in a high state of excite.
ment last week. in consequence OF che death
OF convict Ia the State prison. in that place.
named Plumb. aid 10 have been caused by a
sSete hoEgjng inflicted upon him 10y one OF
we heepes' Melancton w Cary. A letter
from Auburn, published in the Rochestcr
Democrat, ssys-The convict was wbipped
both TUESDAY and Wednesiay-reoef,ipg
TUESDAY as. and "Wednesday ~ blows viii
the Get o'si1 tsils-makiBg 400 lashcs. Ate
the whipping. the prisoner was taken 10 the
Hospital, and there died ON saturday night.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-07

The following src the ayes and nocs ia tho
Virginia Legislature, on the motion of Gen.
BrOadus to postpone indefinitely the bin 10
charter tn Potomic and Ohiu Railroad Com.
psny, pa Monday lat
AYss-Mtssrs. William ~. u GUSTS J.h,
ii Iu-tiS SJuulll. Brown of Alternate
laybe Harvic. Powell. MAssie. Dickinson .f
Baui' Bufwrl Mitchell Thompson of Bo,p
tor, Miller. Mtcliu. Adkins Tot,r ~,
DleA'n, ~ '"r.iiur lacy. Cifnngtou. Win.
Tree bfoad1s. u BISON. Gamcit. M Cine
Deshins, sulim.n Street, SaunIers Dr. Js,Is
St0vsll, Hictt. Thompson of U,m.
Bgowa Of Hiuoyrt Mesae. Wo.ff.m 90,
Win. fatnck, GBiacs Robinson Co.
DiH, Goire. Ell u. Banks. CLAYTON P.,r,,,
Wsje, Jr, Hamilton, kilby. Newton Mi
aicton, Oliver EtunEton. Da,is. Tstum
Sgms, L1uier. Fdidsx. by. McDarno8
Dinicl. Bnwucr S'rpther. LYONS Pntrh.,ts
Colt Hafper M,rz. Covsau. Fugs,e Sab,.lt
}ioilsday. DiiiirI, frccruau. Laird snd We.0
II.
Nots-M ors Goode. (Speskcrl Blltwio
Bak Campbell. Camien. fumbmli. B,co,k
Fi0od Thompson 81 Unwi ddie. Mos. scott
Wall OF fauqucf. Wall. Cath-f. Prudlctnn
Jones. Parks, biuuuds Iee. Flowers. BpW
den. Turner, Towncr McIntym. rayIor. Cor
don Bsgiey. Shrpafi. Adams. Alorander ~
mOntsoa, Michael, IT,. Watts. Htpper. Ne,
BY, McPherson. Hiner, ArbOgast. Long. IN
l.on, Suckley, Tate CHM Hall OF 70 Ior
fussen, Gooiyou Rice snd Neal-is.