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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS E!
Consumptiyes remember that IL
THoMrsoN's coMrOI NJ slRtF or TAR An

Consumptiyes remember thatit
THoMPsON's COMrDLN No sARtF OF TAR AND
WOOD AAFIiIHA.
Which is daily elieoling such wonderful CURES in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Asthma. Brochitis Splitting Blood Pain IN
the Side and Breast, Sore Throat Hoarse-
ness, Palpitatioa et tho Heart Whoopiag
Cough, Group, Hires. Nervous Tremors,
Liner Complaiat aud Diseased hidntyS,
DC DE.
HsHEREFoRE hswsre Of al Spurious MIrfufes Of
i TAR NAPii1lit and pure hase OF tic advertised
agents only.
1NOTHER WONDERFUL CUREtl!
PHiLA,ElrntA, Oct Z, ts45.
The undersigned duced 10 make the folo brief
statement under hrn conviction that many valuable
lives might he saved Was recoars. had 10 the same
Inc which have restored To health. had suffered
for year, with weakness Al the 1t MIS- ami LIZ Err
COMPLAINT, hut - gradual the infoads Of Dis.
ease felt ala until within Tie iart Tire
chief cause distress pain breast and
eide great oppression, almost strauelmg aud atsi
bilty raise ths corrupt matter winch INSTRUCTED
breathing and al times great M. Suffering
thought could not live sH hour. II Is scarcely uecessa
10 that during this tine sad ths lest useiieai al
tendance, was eupred. hlistercd Ic4 with ali
obtained no relief WhateVer. until Vacufcd " IHpMf
SONS CONT OF Nd ~ RIP ~ TAR and WOOL
NAPHTHA,' one toule af Which leBetted ne Hor'
than ell else bad taken sud nov assert = nv sel
emn belief that by tbs lime, should have heen pa
grave had not procured iis remedy al tie time dd
SARAH IANE ADAMS.
No. l3s South Tuuftu street, Philadelphia.
uwcFn 10 and sul fiied thf, lstt dss of ociuI er
iesS. eeloEe ne, eli Al AGA III kkIEA, AAief4l4at-
IT. Prepared only Conner 81 tifA fue, Il
Foi'aIsby G. " JOHNSTON Msrset.qaa'e.
NtceHe ~.
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HRHxrLtNGEBe ,rorHGe

ASHLAND SGT VII.
~ EpiCf Is car, he al ST mis- sshment At Any
ava hauroftHe night fhvsciars iptiors pat ,
faaaetRAes aud s4A1sesz4 sreesa the hest aasl4ty
far family use. 7. \. BEEAIII NIGER.
Proprietor and Attendant.
fersons stilu. secr TIC -0q csU.cd Wi piesse
lac lht AsJgkef Oh lug door. j. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALLED
Ii A4.fNItFI

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ISSUES ola IGeIs. T. afzzt. tf IIEE { ana ...+
KaeHH. Uaras. Jronn. Tfosl.i Fesi and A. N....-.s
f Disease.
tal TEft MILITANT SUCCESS 8#fH.U H4s st+5-... F
e=e snll.-sa.aH Of tHs HHuH- n WONDERFUL Mfuf
tiNi .H zatus tine 81 severe sazas ~ t#I 5.t-f
j seest8 .qce usu.ef-arU t.e HIGH INt8XiI. ,fs
Hst have cen bestowed HsHH r. wherever # 4s4 +
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state rfset sH uieit HeaH. IS ts Aest eHaH af ia
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Asea our External Remedy esHeH HINTS HiHu4eut.
s1tt pfasllte EiHce y0a nIs'le eEguBIied WIN -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

o.. I,ss t..s la tLO1I =. IAuLE tLDItlS,
AlNf0H BLINDS FIRE sCREENS. EoOR
PIECES COACH CURTAIN STIFF, GREEN
BAiIE FOR SIDE HOARnS. Bt REAJS. STAN :,
q, SILK AND MUSLIN AtRONS iOR emil
HREN
1OSEIH WOOD, Of Eat Wheeling. would re~nsct-
~ fully inform the ailc that lie is prepared execute
orders Tor anything enumerated Above has l.us .t
nrstness, dufA lllIty and dos pa ch.
House Painting. Glazing and Paper Hanging alec al
ended %.
Re.denre and shon nsar The Old Crown @ La, n OIL.
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INSURANCE.
= i<ks vi -tfsseu ts fHs tfnE MAXINE rs
SIR ANTE COMPANY OBJ WHEELING Al 1Hs
Ba5'.ns' Or Al KINDS. Stone it.- at wooden saJfssa
sssafa'eafz- fsssarses. mis-,
HHtr fHss
Aaa ta~..s saa.se sf 81 k5rtt
Ara arsnsf en- dangers attending re irsrs77ratou of
saHs aa f.aels. laAc. ssss. esnsis M fri.-7aIs.
= tIr =saHaefet at Tie company e. fo HFaH4Htudl
4Ha lrrats ~ thr adjustment and payment 4f=as-t
Hee pars gtescHsHfs t4E rfstf end
elsewhere who have had The si4f5aant ~ tiaIH Huon
Hs once on Man street K. " HARDING. sse.y
aag &.
ry1Ht tiRf M NKEtNE INSURANCE CoHr s.
a ny or WHEELING veil rc.4lta feH rrt cent e. eli
premiums -r-e7ert fur tfskstsseu f-v4 ts ETrfe where
fes. HwzHARprNe. sssy.
WESTERN tNsffAVeH toH~tNfz
ttufkr Sfrfee#
TF HIS -esarsay leias now j7s sfsse'ed + r--rsrc4
g. iraFe #HsH sner every DESCRIPTION ~ ffs sud
Nas.e R=ss= =ae ass sIne horses Store uaases 4
WITH thcr HaHfeuts AlsH scan floats. Flat laas zrd
keet taa's tlih laoir rafaass '' AL am 49, f4 ON
-. Ohio aud II s EEtfs or tires O. iitt ANS
Ami rsins - i"-'r sree u Re Hsde fn e present at
lie eiHse Of t.s " Wheeling Savings igst,s' .on
s RETURN rRrnu'aps.'' - s's
FnHE wEsfFRN fNsfRtNet COMPANY OF
i WHEEL NC VIII rsfurn 10 rcf cent ON all p-euf
ual. received fr risks taken from s ds'c. Wfese no
oss has occurred Z Mccoy Sec
ma ,. 1sf5
cottMnrs Quo. tNsrRrNeE COMPANY.
AGENCY FOR WHEEL fNG. IT, g.. LIST.
VI shrIVer 4 = elr's " afefau-e = sfe. stFrrf
- HEY Il take risks BudmFa ~ an kfuds Scan
hoats EHd + goes. Factories. fts kccl+ua.s f'fs
saas and Gzesaes sesinst iass dataee ~ ere VIZ
he dspge and ,erls OF The seas, likes rvefs.8ne
favorable terms.
RETURN pRENIJHs
1hci~ seenfs authorized 70 n#sko the following
terms Itii their rust-me
ANY re-sou Hs1riue single risk la which loss 10
hc rnmrauR Is sustained shall receive refHrn en- AZ
the seeut of to the tnouet raid
On er8=s premiums rad each yea amounting 20
500 over II per cent Oh do amounting Ia s2ntu
over Is yer cent. jan %.
FtRG AND MARINE INSURANCE..
fr5o BE tNSt REpar not TO le-tha's tle aresf iot,
l. hettcr tefe- bY ing fire lie raj ..
Ed all Inc Is I'll esf To- o. Ae
frdeHt faH94 tic ffarcsliot t &c. Aea there ~
II ale safe eanfart se AID hsppyHe leave for sou a.
determine
The Protection Insurance Company # Hartford. Conn
having sesdY RAID over S7rottNuf losses iu tire we
ten Country ia entitled te te highest confidence AID
tbeIt SCENT a. v lice 'iHa. Aites7a.
". &. EEI EES9Ez
" n fate risks dwelling houses warehouses. stores
#as fae,atez together with then contents. 4Iah rs
furniture MERCHANDISE sctHcrY, att every
ton Of ic sfeseTtyt Also. steam, heel aid
f atd Their 10 snd from lor The
v 20 ern v afafs. ths mos reason a IL terms.
RETtR r. fREMff "a
Tbessn,c a a. az o'her OF &c iva Wheeling
0a re ON NeHraes rect opposite the Monroe Hsuse,
and tAe Posi- Ofice. Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20
BARGAINS
SIS FUR HATS.

PERSONS w4nUng Hats from - cents % 3 80 TIf'
,saaa ell al { y IiABl ERe Fa.hluHa a Hat o. n
car store. ne wal ind Hsistosui IN 4usH'tY .Hd
Hrics -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20
EssSs SHES.

-ANfEI. NtCOLf4 v.alit re- eotfuiy INFORM those
b. vino heretofore cNteHde In 4s s3s##f iatFs.
a4e sud ali aiisrs vino wish any h2 in ht- ttie 81 ta
lHes. he uas i4snd uas assortment Ut TIE
foft IS in- tind OF trtsass To- sata4l eus,ol. VIZ
ANhi'r ash Brushes, 1gofh brushes.
IS iuda}s rNsePlps
ftl Hearth HaHd ~curb
Horse afhs5H
SIue la.h Z iiaiI e
Shoe and scrub ius tfasles IS feesa adj fefafs on
for rash. The owe ariCss az t1r sac Nlcait x
tafr's aAdie, Trk AMI arHess uaiuf actor, ~ lt9
Man street Vice ing, e.
BfesHes t4E as Ia nfasr. Nov IL
~ RIHE Cttsr atkW sts :. of Otirr "a, Iust -
4 ,eipsd e. HcCsiisa4s rs Nein s,Fee-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

Irr kF6s Fresh ARD -iltsile for retsil. re
l. 10 ~ eseed aud isf sal L-MARREN LIST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

GACfi5S-"Na Ointment VII 10 genuine unless III.
hdtes Ct any, " AGlIsI ERt II JAMS MeALL!srLk
o., ase written WIN a Pas uaon eEery la Ell"
Now Ne Herc'. o8eE sfd 9 500. 10 he paid on
eou7 st5f ii amy II Tire courts m the nited
S'aiy7, u al sndi7iaual counatfsttiug name ot
Ointment.
The aso,c o.ntmeui is !or .ale % 49, BAKER
doc IA Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

=. Al = -siend4d short NaF sfk is.s III Three nai
srs eseh, a. handsome ana sood - tr1ss ususBJ
I'D or - Cal and re theia e. MgELLAM5
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WHEELING TIMES AND
ADVERTISER n

reBLrsnEDBafiyfR WEEKLY 4 WEEKLY BY
J. T. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

NTAEoNfc CHART-m.t received ne Masonic
IecE y ROBE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

Capt Smith. viii eays pi''s urgh every svEoAY Al II
O'Clock, W heemg al ~ NJ, and Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY, al 10 O'Clock. 4 NJ.
For eight aud sssage apply on toaTd. Nov ..
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MI Ssh NGFP
ALLlQUIPPA

Capt Linf0,t, VIII leave rIttssur2h every s4rvR
at % o'cock A NJ, Wheeling II ii, and C!aelnEa
every aUKspAY at 10 O'Clock, A 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

To TIE -FOUR BIG DOORS
corner Of diam and 1io4toe SIS ~ liz rei
knowh cheup cash clothing store of
\ FL I
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REMOVAL
DR.. :. P. TTLLIHEN has
Ct pENflsT .s@ Owed n. % E 70 Tea',e =
House, side and beiow the rreshyle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

EErrRN FREMII "

FriTf Wf5ffRN fNefRtNef f0NftNf ~
Il WHEEL NC VIII fefurn 10 rof cent ON ali t-enf
re-elHot ny risks taken from ths ds'c VI ate r0
asz has occurred. MCCOY see,y.
MAJ p ITS
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E-<RNNBERRlEs. &c-le bushels crsnt.rl.ss, ] I. al
- ifesdafse. a bunch do prgHes sud Fruncl
cur-arts, sss iay a t:,e me- sn} Grocery Nai4
81. vs. Lee!us. dec 4. b, ~ EARIAGEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-20

ry3HE TIRE NNu NxEfNE tNEf HNNCH CoHr s.
n OF rs HEEtING gellt rc.itH fet. ret eeat ..i eli
no fn-s "a occurred
fes e Nv H4RptNe. sss.v.
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EOtbkA our!

CLOTHING STORE:
Second door bet0le fle Until Naf5s E95I
Htrfltgr- -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
IMPIoUs PRESUMPTION.

The York Gazette of last week contained in its
columns letter written, says the editor, by one
of the purest and best men and most distinguished
citizens of Pennsylvania" in the course of which
occurred the following passage respecting the war,
printed in capital letters, just as we copy it:
'You think the "a horrid butchery.' think the
GLORIOUS EXECUTION OF OUR COUNTRY'S CLIO
RIOUS MISSION, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DI-
VINE PROVIDENCE, TO CIVILIZE AND CHRIS
TAME, AND RAISE Up FROM ANARCHY AND
DEGRADATION, A MOST IGNORANT, WICKED
AND UNHAPPY PEOPLE 1t is the will of God tina
the affections of this people shall be speedily temnaedhe
wicked to be cut ohe wedposed to be regeneraed
protected"
Who made known to this writer the Divine coun-
sci? Who communicated to him the "w of
God?" Have we prophets in these days Is
Saul among them Are the other pleas for this
/" horrid butchery" to be abandoned, and are we
now to take the ground that we are commissioned
agents to execute the DEGREES of the Almighty and
by baptism of fire, wounds, and death, to mani
fest his gospel of peace on earth and good will TO
the "ignorant, wicked, indolent, and unhappy"
Mexicans! Is this Christianity, or is it not rather
the spirit of Mahommedanism, which propagated
the religion of its false prophet the point of the
scimetar.-York (Pa.) Republican.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The storm of Thursday night, some account of
which is given ia another column, having inter-
rupted the communication by railroad between this
city and Baltimore, deprves US of the benefit of any
accounts by mail from the East.
By means Of the Telegraph however, we have
received from our Baltimore correspondent the
cheering assurance that the Wings Of Maryland, at
tie regular election on Wednesday last carried four
ont of the six Representatives in Congress to which
that State is entitled being gain of two Members,
and securing beyond any contingency Wing ma
jority in the next House of Representatives. The
names of the successful candidates are as follows
JOHN G. CHAPMAN, ]. Dixon ROMAN, ALEXANDER
EVANS, and JOHN w. CRIsFIELD, Wings; Thomas
w. LIeoN and ROBERT M. McLANE, Democrats.
We are sorry to learn that no doubt is any longer
entertained of the election OF PHILIP f. Thomas,
the Democratic candidate for Governor, by ma
jorty of seven or eight hundred We regret the
defeat of the worthy Wing candidate, WILLIAM T..
GoLDsBoRoUGH, which is to be attributed to the ex-
ertons Of the Government i'll the city Of Baltimore,
and the negligence Of the Wings in some of the
strongest Wing counties of the State.
'Fhe Legislature of the State will be decidedly
Wing.
From the despatch of our correspondent we in
fer that the rain storm of Thursday night quite
severe at Baltimore as in this city. The bqdges
over the Patapsco and Patuxent rivers, both the
railroad and turnpike, are swept off, and the dams
Of five mills destroyed. Jones's Falls, at Balti.
more, overlooked and flooded some of the lower
streets, doing much damage to property.
Flour sold in Baltimore yesterday at 1851; il
Philadelphia and New York the market was I'M
changed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

Ii gives us great pleasure to be able to state con-
idendy that arrangements have at length been made
for the immediate completion of that most import
ant work, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal With
out entering into minute particulars it will be su-
clent to say that the contractors have accepted sub
scriptions and guarantees for the Company's bonds
for an amount exceeding the sum requisite to
complete the canal, including all incidental ex-
penses for engineering, salaries, damages for land,
right of way, and interest on the bonds and
leaving besides, 1892, 600 in the hands of the trus-
tees to cover any possible deficit. Messrs. NATHAN
HALE and john DAVIS of Massachusetts,, and Ho-
RATIO ALLEN, of New York, have been appointed
trustees to receive and dsburse all the money in or
der TO its proper application and the contractors
in chief are to receive no money until the work is
finished. Two years have been allowed the con-
tractors for the completion of the canal but as
their interest lies in its speediest completion, it is
not improbable that it will be finished by May or
June, lS49. The Board of Directors and the Ma
ryland State Agents have both fully assened to the
we may therefore with entire confidence congratu-
late our felow-citizens of this District and of the
States of Maryland and Virginia, and not only
them, but the country at large, that the managers
Of this important work have at length surmounted
all the difficulties which have SO long arrested it
and that there is every prospect of its early com
pletion to Cumberland.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
HOW THE ARmsTICE CAME ABOUT.


The Vera Cruz correspondent of La Patria
gives the following account of the way in which
Gen. ScoTT came TO ask an armistice of SANTA
ANNA:
Hardly had the battle Of Churubusco terminated and
hardly had Valencia disappeared from among that band
heroes, when five PERSONS notorious for their friend
ship Anna and their inclination peace sailed
from the city of Mexico Among these Senior Arran-
goiz formerly Mexican Consul at New Orleans and Mr..
Macintosh Acting Consul General Of Great Britain in the
capital All these persons went under flag of truce,
visit Gen Scott, and after conversation Of hours
turned the capital The day there arrived
ger from the American General bearing proposition dated
Coyoacan the morning Of the Dist utimo hours
after this proposition answered avorabIy and the
day Tacubaya the armistice executed All might
have remained unknown Santa Anna had been such
hurry publish his extraordinary manifesto the morning
Of the 23d In this document he throws off the mask of by
pocsy and shows clearly that he had previous understand
ing with the and that he decided TO enter into
gotdtions any risk. gentleman who arrived yesterday,
in company with Senior Bermudez de Castro, Minister Of
Spain th Republic assured that the persons who visit
ed the American camp at the termination Of the action OF
Churubusco did so understanding with Sai Ia Anna
They represented to Gen Scott that the Provisional President
anxious and disposed into negotiations for peace,
but that his situation hndered him from taking the first step,
account Of the opposition Of the people but that Gen.
Scott would propose amsce under the conditions which
adopted he would into negotiations with Mr..
Ts and that he (Sana Anna confident that he could
put end to the difficulties This then, is what obliged
Cen Scott take the first step in the matter, when he
able to enter the capital with his army"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
GEORGIA ELECTION.
changed.

From the election which took place in the State
of Georgia on Monday last, for Governor and
Members of the State Legislature, we have no other
information than is contained in the following brief
paragraphs:
Partial returns from Richmond county give Wing ma
joty of about ITO The vote has been small one
and Gen. CLINcH, the Wing candidate Governor, will
fall behind the majority of Gov Crawford about 100
This, however, to be expected, Gov CRAwroRD
sided in this county, and received the of many Demo-
crats.-Augusta Sentinel.
The result in Baldwin county is: For Gopernor-Towns,
(Dem) 3l5 Clinch, (Whig,) 3l7--lNHedgepiLe Union.
We congratulate the gallant Wings of g Old Chatham !"
upon the splendid triumph Of yesterday. They have routed
their opponents "horse foot and dragons The result
handsome compliment to the present able and efficient ad-
mnstraton of State ars and heartfelt tribute to the pure
and unsued character Of the CLIScH The follow
ing is the result For Gorernor-Gen Clinch re G. W.
Towns, $50. Wing gain 200 Savannah Republican.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

PROBABLE SETTLEMENT THE ANTI-RENT DIR
FIcpLTIEs.-At mass meeting of the Anti-Renters
of the county of Rensselaer,, held pursuant to public
notice, at the Presbyterian Church in Stephentown
on the 25th September, it was unanimously
Resoced That accede TO the propositions for AMIGA
BILE arrangement of the Rent difficulties called, made
the Nth instant by Hon. John G. Spencer, the part
VIM ?. Van Rensselaer,, Calvin Pepper, Jr Charles F.
Bouon and Henry Belts, the part of the People, which
proposition in substance, understand it, that all mat
in dispute shall be left for arbitration Hon. Geo. N
Briggs of Massachusetts,, Hon. William Kent, and Hon.
Judge DEMO Of this State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

An IRos MAS-SIsGuLAR PErRHAcrIoS !-On Satur-
day week gentleman brought into Portsmouth, (Oho from
the Bloom Furnace, Scoto county, part of man,
found in the bed The part the foot and
part of the leg Having been converted into iron grad
ua process, the minue divisions between the toes,
&c. visible but the general outline Of the foot and
ankle papabe The spreading the toes the gen
eral outline Of the toes, the heel ankle, &C. perfectly
PLAIN We told that the head and still more
perfect There could be the least doubt Of having
been Nor there much doubt Of the in which
il came into this condition The body originally have
been petred in me but Of this there remains only the
outside incrustation which will crumbe off What was the
is iron BY natural process, the iron must
have grown of the lime. And here theme geoo-
gists How did this change take place II right
and the leave for doubthis iron
would afford of the most beautiful subjects for geological
lecture The iron ore, in which it found is called the cal
formation. The process Of its formation would be an
instructive study Cincinnati Chronicle.
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Tar MAcspoStAs FnreATE.-Near the Royal yacht lay
the United States fgae Macedonian all aano and tossed
off for the occasion, Gas Jack says AT her oated the
British ensign her main white flag, containing repre-
sentaon of wreath OF shamocks and thscs encircing
rose a, the bowsp end the Jack and the SPEAKER gail
peak the ensign Of the United States This man owar be-
longing former enemy, but now longer, and
again be So fired off gallant style Royal salute OF
ty-one guns well and regularly that understand the
Queen was quite delighted with the compliment Her Ma
jesy sent, in consequence kind invitation to Commodore
DE Kay and his lady visit her board Of her yacht her
return, which was, matter o course, accepted but
account her Maesys change of arrangements this was
carried effect We hope however, that the worthy Com
modore and his lady will yet have opportunity OF
pshing the visit for feel assured it would be gratifying
her Majesty testify her approval Of the Macedonans
this Il was for the purpose of bringing voluntary
contribution Of beadsus from American brethren towards
the distressed Hghandes and who sent il under the belief
that presentation in this shape would be more appropriate
than in cash. II noble act and believe state
nothing but the fact when say that in consequence the
Macedonian, her Majesty the greatest object Of
interest and attraction amongst the hos, Of her Maes sub
ecs that crowded the shore and the shipping occasion
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