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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
NEW YORK PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.
SATURDAY. OcrortR q ia

saruRpAr, OcrosKR 2. 1876.
Sa'sdry propositions in regari TO Bishop On
desdonk's salary werc offered ia the Conyen-
uon Oh Saturday.
Mr. Forbes submitted the following resolu.
ton:
hesotped, That the Trustees of the En;sco.
pai Fund b- detected 10 paw over 10 liz r,
Kew. h. i. onderdonk ID d., Oh, of the in.
come Of the said tond excepting the portion
,nefeoi SCI apart Tor accumulation IN. sum of
TWO lhonsand five hundred dollars annually ia
eonlmence from the first OF Oct. 1916. a. 10
couelnue uniii the meeting OF this body, sub
sequeu. 10 TIE next lneeiing Of the general
convention, subject. however. N any sc,;on
oi ,he SfRfrd assembly ON the subject. Pro-
I 'idsd, Nt sufficient SECURITY shall he given
10 the fvusiees OF said fund that i, shall b.,
nrresiter determined BY any competent an-
tnvsNys tnst NO part at said fund could be
ISntNiiy appropriated 10 the support of the
bi5ilop durng bis suspension. then the part of
the fund 10 appropriated shall be refunded to
the said trustees by the Convention. and tina,
ne be paid at the s,nc ate for the period tom
The Sd oi JanuHry. 1919. to the lst Of Ortober.
'cs"' Whenever the state OF tie fund will adj
init. -
th'srso'u'io" was adopted by the follow-
ing vote: y
ClericaI--A,rs. 40 Lsys--Ayes. 20
Nays. ~ Nays, "a
On the sutjec, DIST, Philips Church tcol-
ored) she tolioring action was bad.
Mr. Harrison. the chairman Of the special
comnities 10 whom wss referred the applica-
ton ofSt. rbillps (colored) church, 20 ne
presentation An The Conveaf;o, .,,h.;,,t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
WHOLESALE AND
RErAft. my GOODS HnEtat.

IL E-oNS wishing 20 purchase ~ the Wholesale VIII
DO Wen 10 call ~ the Wholesale Store he6,To uur
chasing elsewhere There win be found in our s,oek
great variety Of Notions which not unuaIiy keut An
pIy |eods hnilses We determined sell hy hosn.
sale 81 te.aii al reduced prices. II y@u win favor Us
WIN can we win take great pleasure sa shown our
goods ana we have not she least dnus what we ear
please every one a. fersrds brces III VIC have the ay
ele 70 suN them' JOHNSTON q nEnRYHIIT
-, No. Main street Wheeling Va
So'''ef y 10 Argus COPY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
NEW MT,sIC

Ibr received tine SsSoTiReut OF fashion ahle mu.i.
~ consisting OF Marches, Waiizes Mazurkas PoIkss
AVID New songs with syIieiy OF miscellaneous pieces
~ so hsn,cr'' eclelIstcd'fisno P,eeepsOr.
Ciark'- Bn'fsnd's Primers. with variety
Of frcccpiors Cor Band other ,tssramen,s far ale
~ MELLON.
OCT. 2 &c No tnlOn -,fsc, Whcciins. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

IILLU" FE'EK.--Ihe Board Of Health
in New Orleans report on the 10th ult. an In
crease OF Yellow Fever ia that city. the mum
Der OF osscs for the previous - hours being 10
OF ~ but pronouncr that it is not an epidemic
being eoOfae'l TO strangers who have rvcen,-
" arrived 10 The city in very destitute COZ.
htion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
PIANO.FORTES g. NEW MI,Sr,

III usI orcned superior Tiano Fortes Cf American A
German Manufacture. OF crotch Mahogany el.r~t
-tyle of furniture. Shaded Mahogany pain SHADED
of German Manufacture furniture very elegant THEE
Instruments have been selected by The suhsethet with
great ea-c. and viii te warranted To pnrehasers and
FDd 81 the iUwcst MAnnfscnters prices addine i,sa.
por'"ion tsotn the sea board, Tor sale ~ j NELLOR
8 oct = 10 No &c Ifntou street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
Extract Of .Ls,lsr ffOa a. Nelly.

Extract Of sLsstsr nom "A. Nelly.
n, ,a,,x $500 Niwsvssn. IsA.
Addressing you ON the subject Of your Tonic sna Anfi
Dyspeptic ftns." I have hesn dclicss> state OF
health tor Years pssi and last fau had become AZ
weas aud de tns,cd thai Was eoafned my house 1
was always taxing usdicine without receiving any la
ting cement Until an sequsntsnee reeonnsendsa your
fhis, have taken and Ind my ELF hesier bssth Than
bavs eecn TOT years a ann. sr yours Respectfully.
n. NEELl =
For sale in Wheeling. hy PRYOR a PAUL.
Octs General Axents for the nfbnrirlor.
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OPTICAL.

treasury Notes outstanding. October &c
TREASURY DEPARrAtNT.
kbGisIERS OFfIcE, ocroBLR /, 1916.
Amount OF the several issues pn.
OF 10 the act OF I'D July, 1916
as per records OF this ofhce el3o lS3 On
Amount OF issues uader tlie set OF
ed July, 1916, .953 $50 On
1881, 1873 ~
bands u the accounting 9th.
Gers ij3 500 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED by {. "a. Bi.RRY.
2oinches wa er in the chann -iaIln.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" BodfsJor the last - hours. ending vesfsy
day al ! O'Clock, p. NJ
Arrived.
American Star. Hanna, Cincinnati.
Comet, Boyd, Pittsburgh.
Rio Grande, Connolly. Pittsburgh.
Newark. Herd. ZaneSviIle.
Eagle, Blight, Pittsburgh.
Nashville, Miller, Cin,inat
DEPARrgD.
Swatara, Jacobs, Cincinnati.
american Star, Hanna. Pittsburgh.
Comet, Boyd. Cincinnati
K'o G3nde. Connelly Cincinnati,
Newark, Herd, Pittsburgh.
Nashville, Miller, Pittsburgh.
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s2,3sI,I33 "a
S2,2l0, 1913 "a
X. H. GlLLEf,
Register Of the Treasury.

Col James Austin hos been nominated in
ihe Filth District Of Gcogia a. the whig can.
didstc ior Congress lie has two Loco Foco
opponents. }. II LumPkin and Col l. W
Crook. We bope be will BEAT ,hem bou,
"a fresiden, Adams hos bccn nominatcdb,
che Wings q Villa Di.,dct OF Mae. for rs.
election 70 Congress.
Hon. Amos Abbot, Of Ando,cr. IS In.
Wing candidate Tor Congress ia the liza Dis.
tnCi
Hon. Harvey Pullman. ~ Wyoming % h,g
BEN nDmInaled BY Use Wings 81 'Tmfry third
District. Of New YORK., as ilieif Csn,Iidsi, tor
Congress.
OnaDsio Ksllogg Esq Of Essev county has
ben n"Uinaied ss ihe Wing candidate tor
Congsess "a the Dis'rct composed of -. \
sud Washington counlics. lion. y. Cpl,.,
declined q nomination.
MI FFenu, new tonc,,dr Of talent "a IA
make liis appearance O., the tl,cotfe ,o.,rylt
The CnfnDauV nov fftsrff.af 80. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
JOHN NJ. OREM & co.
MERCHANT ThILORS,

4NN. -OU Dh LIIMUhE 81.
NORTH WEST COR. or CHARLES, BALTIMORE,
Hsve received their Fan and Winter supply of Cloths
'a~iee g. Nes'ings &e. a.. which they win make 10
ofdff ~ tho lest and most fashionable style.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
On tie second nnor Of their building, which has teep
ied up Tor mo purposc III he found aisre assortment
~ the nest and medium qualities Of Clothing. rcsdy
made, II superior style and workmanship.
NoNARtArioN u rRicEs.-rbo lowest price IL dis
unciy marked Ia figures every garment
The basement has hecn handsomely hied I'm for IN.
rae ei goods hy The piecea very large assortment 81
ILoIltr. CASHMERE VEsTfNGS and TAILOR's
ihMAiNeS heing alwaySen hand, az the lowest mar.
ted. - 10 ,.n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

g ThAks' SAWS, Cefnsh steel ard London sprinr
= nsnu sra rannei ssws, from The mandatory 81
sp'S' Jackson sbcshed England Just received hy
----------- OFT GREER
IA EN Stuck or HNRDlv ARE.-'rbe sni.cyI e.
- nave received their Fall supply Of Ilar,l, nro and
S,uhe'y which very large and vii &c sold 10 ea.h
-, ~ '"'el pt"h's' OFT 4 GREER
- -,-------. NO 100 Main II Wheeling,
- ATENT SCALE BEAMS from 900 10 $500 ~ for
= ss s-o1S2---------.- OFT GREER
a MEXICAN HAND SAWS OF superior ovs,,,y.
''te''V"'y OFT d GREEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
Prem ATURE OLD AGE IN FEMALEs


The Rev, Hubbard Wiuslow, In the Jour.
nal oil Health, makes the following truthful
remarks IN relation 10 the exercise OF the mem
tal powers Ia this country--remarks, which.
u atteniively read. will. We hope sir up our
young females TO a greater degree oil ntellcc.
Iual activity, and 10 those admirable exercises
which are tie results OF liberal culture, aud
consequently OF a more health-impartiag aud
DEMONSTRATING lnhueucc.
"Nordoes The premature old age OF which
We were speaking. come oi too much study.
We do not begin 10 study in tins country As
they Go lu Germany. nor as many do ia Eng-
land or France. IL is a common thing among
the educated ladies OF Germany TO lnd those
who can read ant speak three or four different
languages AMI sr&eqi enslyely versed IN Maih-
cmaIIcs and Mutual Philosophy.
"lt Is clearly proved that the high cultiva-
ton OF the intellect il favorable 10 nro,Tacted
youihiuiness sud hong liie. Highly educated
mrn and women, Oh an averogc, live longer,
ana ENJOY more even and pure health, than
those OF little or 40 mental culture, The mind
IS llle,-the very essence oi lile aud where
there Is most at mind, other things are equal.
there Is mosI OF tiRt which imparts life aud
'igor 10 ,h' boiy.--ll is believed that thou.
sd'i''s IA THIS country annually die some TWEEN
~ years sooner han they would, had they be.
slowed higher cultivation upon their intel.
lcct. We must be- more intellectual and less
srnsoai--more OF that which dies net and less
/ oil that which dies--ii we would inyiporaoe
and proions whatever OF us is mortal. Ii Is
Sih 10 be better To wear out than 10 rust out.
Inc ruth Is, yesy few in this country can
claim The honor OF wearing out int ectually.
Dat hundreds are dying daily through mental
rust. Why does the man OF business Ian.
guish and die 30 soon on retiring 40 enjoy in
lden IS hls gains2 just because The liir-giy-
inS power, The mind &C lscs 90 act. Rust.
S'egnd ion, disease, giromy spirits and death
must G., nc.
The perpetual tug aud excitement Of busi.
nesS, as "a - d1He Az this country. frequently
over taxes dnd hnsks down the mind; not ),
much by the Intellectual labor as by the tx.
r'emenl Attending IL. Now the study OF Ian
eubgrs, sciences, Sc, end the putting forth
oi The meuial energies in the form OF w,itler
: thoughts Tor .he wohi. afford Just that kind @
mental Effort which IS most favorable 10 ion.
ana vigorous life. Accordingly, literary AM
scientific men are, as q class. long lived. 1
= our females would give up their dissipalions
reuounce their novels and indolence, put a
way both their inglofous rust and their vain
6'oflous eScitements togrtber--snd rise highe
, on the scale Of intellectual thinking spiriiuo
being they might secure to themselves and L
! thelf children Tar more healthy youthful pro
loh2eh earthly existence, than most of then
j. now enjoy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
or TIlE CIrY OF VILE
NOTICE.


E1tRSVANT TO order oftbe County C'our, OF OH,
- tonnty, made on Monday. the ffh day OF October
ioto awarding 10 The ciiy of Wheeling writ in tl, ps
mle OF wriI OF Az apOD DAANrN, the UNDERSIGNED
sc'ns ~ obedience 20 said writ. will cause Ia sppesr v
or OF near thc gfeiDds 10 said writ ioned 10 ~
al ina ground IN said city Founded ON the lye.t -
HNn tfect, on tie Soulh hy Adams street, an 49,, 80
~ M%hei street and the North Nv u alnut H..
Snu soinPsing within these boundaries Lois nn,iere
~ zoe GENERAL Fiat Of said City 81 Whetiinr m ~ ~
LEI ~ - snd ~, aud Of which said LOT. No - ~
- a.'a oV 'front.' upon the one side, and Nos s - "a 49,
~ Q" ihs Other side % the square bounded a. se,,,d
W - ~ uhHiAl TIE TWENTY. MIMI nav pt
80 ioahk, 1850 Jury Of twelve disintcgs.,. &c.,,
Ncenolsfs 90 The cpunty OF Ohio 10 x,c,,s ,i,.',s
Noohas ana lots; ard 80 hear such pfotcr eyJ,,.. "
w proprietor OF propreior- Of ali OF any AZ, tic
SUI ~ ine sad CITY, may sder, and 10 ASCERTAIN 49,, al
"a NJ. 70 ,he hesi Of their Judgment WHAT pA
mASE-1i the etreums anrcs keinr con.idsscd 80.
pylssoi Or Psopfieors, or those having amy inter,
~" sos'sia' AZ feet on ~ the East end OF Ioss n
"a %, ~ ~ and - and siA feet Oh OF The We,
wv oI Lots No ~, -, 50 and "a N. eopden,noA 80
20 public nee, 20 wit the opening IN ~ ,,s
$3.50 iett VIDE, through said gquafc Ia LA &C., a
e.s saso' 'o walnut Alley. And hefciv n,.,iS. y,
III 800 cahnlnR az PTopreiOrs or having AN t,iS..-,
e,-r,sa Atoaads OF Lott. and their arsts az 49,
hsti snd " TIC same te not eonpfctcJ - az ~,
Sy'h gay OF Ociotcr, 1870 TIC Jurv IN - seq
wv osy 70 DAY rniiiihe sbnn Re -onpie,e8
OF al iisas . JOHN "a. EOFF ID
iei ~ =. WOODS. 3 % a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
FOR RENT.

II HE Dwelling and store formsfy In int occupancy Of
The suencrbe Main street. Possession can be had
immediately. Apply TO ! ID SEATONtT
Ociohcr ;, Ieso. tt ma ~ 4.
FOR SALE 1T THE TMIFB OrrfCE
a LMANACS tor 1Sfs, AldermsnS Eisnks.
&4 Note Books. ssrfesnts Bisnk-s
Cheek Books soots Military Tsetics.
Comic Song Book, 1rintcrs Ink,
Balls of Ledinx. Letter aud Cap Psper
Blank LcAser. &c. &C. &c sar =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
CAPS. CAPS.

CAPS, CAPS.
u psrior sssortmsni Of Mems Scsih's and Children.
caps o. every variety and style, VIA OF Eur, Aobsr,
Cloth Plush. Sslvet Oiled sik. titaton, do and Hair
seal Comprising all the styles viz.
The hinrod fssier faio Ano DO.
Bctee and Castor OREGON Do.
together with ali ard approved sylcs all OF
which were purchased BY myself fom the New YORK
and Eastern Nanufscur ics for eash. and discount
20 per cent les than those who purchased their eaps
earlier IN the season. consequently my patrons ali
WHO fsvot me am their custom. shall have this sdyxn-
,eSc Dont forget 10 call At ". w. Jiu,c~on lG9 Main
s.ansy manufacturing bats The approved prnci
pies, of the tt material By the kmen and most
approved fashions Country merchants ant hats
and cas- ny the case aoxsn, will please call asI
prepared TO supply them CA better terms than they eau
Dctohcf :. 1916 T. ..f..
NIyOOIEN sOCKs.-A Few pair OF heavy euvptfv
w Socks of supsstcr quality, jnr, received by
Oct 5 lat uORNnROOK
WARN, YARN, Red, White and Grey mixed stock.
- ing, just receivcdby at HoRNBR0OK.
- - ~
x HE TOOLS, Broad axcs, Foo, .sf1s.. Hand axes.
DfA"'hg hnives, Hasheis. &C. ne. Just received.
4 " OFT A. GREER.
SNIIlIs w al find Al the Hardware store OF Orr
" "o"i"'' N'pP'es double triggers, gun screws Ac.
q Honsc Builders. large assortment Of ioeh. ,.,.h
e. hinge. and all kinds % house an The
ho'a" are me- JasareeeNodhy oTrA GREER.
0nnn LIS Western Reserve ehec.e Just recesv.
SH0OI cd aud for sale nv las MeKRR
wheeling. September 20, lgt6.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
G. AMuEHER,~
READY WIDE CL0rLfLM1,

'Mge sssoTtmcuf always on hand
TAILORING; Custom WORK In s,,r..,,. ,xt,f,
S elDhns establishment the Undersigned 4. prenarrff
up :" order al kinds Of eenfessen's and chill.
sonable terms. oct J. sm n Es murRrn
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RATES OF DISCOUNT
coRREcrrp wKrkLY

PENNSYLVANIA. Hamilton - 10
Banks OF Pittsburgh parGranville as
Philadelphia par Farmers BIZ Canton 30
Girard Bank par Urbsna 40
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WHEELING @TORE
: ,.,,... " I'M FINft ~EDHE
i onNsroNA BERRYnII.I. wholesale aad Hea,sl
~ Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
OHIO LAW RoOKa

- ~ y IIcsiics, Swans rrsciier aoA Fy...Aa.,.
- 1870, 10y Dffes, Oho Ofccr's Cuits OHIO ossts,
"a 800 Guide Township on,rsr's Mssaa1 iaT ssi-
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PRESBYTERIAN

'l-I.o ans w MIA iarre sfosk ~ Fr..E~e..
-, Ieshs ard " ymhs piain asd fso~v $780,
jus. received and for salc iYi~.,e n, - -,
JOHN ". THONFRoN f.t.. =. .
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WANTED

JD 49, Nootsn Baad Boxes JUS ressiv,s :, a.,
or Dozen '1o'h boo'. and sia y -sis - * 80
Cet b, 20 -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12
Scraps. .

o. The Vermont Observer, the organ of the
Baptists in this State, has been removed from
MddIebury to East PcUtney, where it will be
hereafter published,
o. The sem-annual exhibition of the Troy
Conference Academy took place at E. Poultney
last week The performances are said to have
been highly creditable to the institution and the
students
~ From circular Of the Castleton Medi-
cal College, it appears that 277 students were
in attendance during the past year, and that 70
graduated, besides IL honorary graduates.
~ An Agricultural Society has been
formed in Rutland county The LIST annual
meeting is to be holden at Casteton on the 18th
inst.
o. An Incorporate man, named Andrews,
town pauper, in Pittsford, was recently found
dead by the road side.
Some haf-dozen counterieiters are said to
have been recently arrested in Barnstead and
Hatey Canada East, and lodged in the jail at
Sherbrooke.
organized at Irasburgh on the 30th ult Hon.
D. M. Camp, County Superintendent, delivered
an address, after which various appropriate reso-
Iutions were adopted John II. Kimbal Esq,
was chosen President, and Hon Geo. Nye, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
A Common School Convention for Essex
county will be holden at Lunenburg Corner, on
Friday, the Goth inst
The American army is now composed, ex-
elusive Of commissioned officers, of ,S62 men,
"This is 100 serious matter to make light
Of" as the whale remarked when they were
dipping the oil out Of his head
For Oregon,-The ship Brooklyn, sent out
by Messrs. A. G. e. A. W. Benson, sailed for
Oregon last Saturday, via Cape Horn, with one
hundred and seventy passengers. The voyage
will occupy nearly six months.
A good natured man, the other day, stepped
into newspaper office, and proposed to adver-
tise his wares, if they would take collins for pay
Among the last inventions in London are
" galvanic hats, so that gayanism is going a
head
Castor Oil mingled with lemon juice and SUI
gar, is not unpleasant to take
Fires IN ls45.-The value of property de-
stroyed by fire on this continent in l845,
reached $27 ,725,OOO, Two fires in Quebec,
one in this city, one IN Piusburg, and one in
Barbados, destroyed 1900 buildings.-N Y
EVe. Gazette
LIGHT BnEAD.-No less that 750 pounds of
bread were seized in Montreal few days since,
and confscated to the use of the poor, in con-
sequence Of being of light weight In Turkey,
baker who makes his bread under weight has
his cars nailed to the door of his own shop.
ANNEXATION Of Canada.-A very large meet
ing was held at Montreal on the 10th ult, at
which resolutions were adopted favorable to an
nexation to the United States
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12
From WASHINGTON.

Nothing of interest has transpred in Congress dur
ing the past week. The time Of the Senate mas Deeh
mainly spent in secret session. confirming Executive
appointments, &c. The House has spent Its "holo
time on the Oregon question, which has become thread
bare 1t is said that the question was to have Deeh
taken on the 9th inst if so, we hope then to nave
something of interest for our readers.
1t appears that Mr. Buchanan's resignation was not
accepted by the Presdent-he being unwilling to spare
him from the Cabinet at this critical state of our for
eign relations The vacancy in the Supreme Court is
vet open, and may remain so until Mr.. Buchanan can
be spared to fill III if not, it is said that Judge Grer,
of Pa will receive the appointment
We sublon few paragraphs of interest.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
OREGON NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED! The Cores
pondent of the N. Y. Express says-We have at
LENGTH. and semi-offcialy information that a cores
pondence has been opened between the Secretary oil
State, and the British Minister, upon the Oregon queS
ton. The chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations has made this communication to the House
in answer to direct call on him from Mr.. Gentry, Of
Tenn Mr. Ingerso also promises that this correspon
dence shall be laid before Congress.
The city is full of onectures as to what this cores
pondence is. learn what will probably prove true
that the British Minister re-opened the correspondence
by asking that the two letters closing the correspond
ence of the summer be withdrawn
NJ The Washington correspondent of the n
Express says, that there was report that Mr. Pack
enham proposes new basis of compromse-theJ ortg
seventh degree of North latitude, giving to England
Paget Sound, which is North of AZ, and Vancouvre'
Island The free navigation of the Columbia is alsf
asked from the United States,
THE OREGoN NoTICE.-The Union of Thursday
night referring to the approaching close of debate up
on the subject in the House of Representatives, say
awe can scarcely entertain doubt that the notice
will pass in some form or other The general impress
sion is that naked resolution will be adopted. SOM
members calculate that it will pass in some qualified
form."-BOSt. COuu.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12

West Indies, and the desperation to which their own
servile population will be driven Sir our sons must
90 there and bare their breasts defence OF the slave
institutions of those States Then Sir, the people OF
the North will be compelled to look this institution IN
the face; they will see the degradation to which they
have become subjected by this new stauehodlng Con-
fdgacy. -,
be likely to be paid to Southern Shareholders by the
British Government for the purpose Of obtaining peace
But Sir there is one vast and important consideration
that ought not to escape my notCe-A war with Eng
land in the present state of the two nations, must in
eyitably place in our possession the Canadas, Nova
Scotia, and New Brunswick Six States will be added
to the Northern portion of the Union, to restore the
balance Of power surrendered up by the Annexation
Of Texas This, Mr. Speaker, is the policy declared
by the party now controlling this naton at their Bal
umore Convention | say to them, carry out that pol
iy! demand of them not to leave the nation in its
present state of subsection to the savehodng oGgarchy
OF the South | will vote to give them the means OF
doing So But Sir, ! am bound to say that believe
the Northern Democracy to have been betrayed
Their Southern slaveholding allies will now desert
them. We see them in every part of the Hall beg
cling and beseeching Wings and Democrats to save
them from this dread policy, which to PROSTATE South
em interests, and involve them in blood and massacre.
master-sprit of the South has left his retirement
and taken his position in the other end of this Capitol
with the open and avowed purpose Of defeating the
identical policy, the promotion of which occupied his
whole intellect only twelve months since. 1t remains
to be seen whether he is able to control the nation
Sir, should the measure be carried through Congress
say to Northern Democrats that the Executive will
the institutions of the South from the apprehend
ed danger of a war with England Yes, Sir, verify
believe that he will surrender up all that portion ofOr
egon lying North of the oyninth parallel Of latitude,
tbortb onb tbo dnDn IF