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rr.,r,e, of n letter from Dr. williama. ofy,,

Extract of letter from DIR. Wiliama, Of VII
GeniIemen,-I Will thank yon send me two dozen
of your Sarsaparilla and fomaio Bitters. have
used with great in four ofdyspepa cnring
each of them almost incredible short time likewise
Of scrofulous humour, and of jaundice.
consider il valuable compound, and say I have
used il with the happest effects Should like havs
convenient. One OF the Of dyspepsia was
gentleman who had suffered long time and had been to
the Springs for two seasons
A. Boyden, ESQ., of Cambridge cured of the dyspepsia
of standing, after trying hundred remedits with
the least effect
Benjamin Whitney, of Lynn, cured OF indigestion and
dyspepsia by using two bottles of the above.
w. p. Russell, Agent.
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.


1t was known many years ago that the wild
cherry tree of this climate possessed valuable me-
dicinal properties. Indeed this fact was known
to the Aborisines, and a decoction of the leaves
or bark Of this tree has ever been regarded bv
their physicians as one of the most effectual rem
edies in many diseases. This fact, several wears
since. arrested the attention of DIR. Wistar, high
ly respcc table practitioner of Virginia. He in
vestgated with care the healing properties of the
wild cherry-testcd its effects when administered
alone and when in combination with other rem
edial agents. He found that its natural virtues
might be greatly improved and by combining it
ingredients, whose properties arc well proved and
generally recognized medicine, was produced
which constitutes a remedy ofgrcat vaue in pull
monary affections, and diseases of the chest and
throat-dseascs which are proverbially prevalent
IN our cities and large towns, and often prove ia
tai. swelling the halls of mortality to a much
greater extent than is the case with most other.
We had almost said. all other classes of diseases.
None genuine, unless signed ]. BUTTS on the
wrapper. WI. Russell agent.
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The n. Y. COMMERCIAL is warmly support
ing the Wing nominations at Philadelphia. 1t
expresses the belief that Gen. Taylor was in
reality the f;vorile candidate of all of the 279
delegates save some 60 or 20 and that there
Will be very little or no detection in the ranks
Of the Wing party.
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DIED.

In Bristol, on the 9TH inst Deacon Nathan
Rider, aged rs years.
In Wa!tham, on the 9th inst. John Preston.
aged 90 years.
In Hadley. Mass. June |, Mr.. JERE-
MIAH CADY, revolutionary pensioner.
aged 81. He was the oldest person in tn at
town. He was a native Of Killingly, Conn.,,
was in the baule OF Bunker Hill. and in The
army during most of the revolution.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

Box Raisins, Currants,
Bo'ted Sugar, (refd) Farina, IA new arii
Gle Of food for the sick.)
Tapioca, Maccaroni,
Rice, Burlington Crackers,
Nutmegs, Cloves,
Cassia, Pure Ginger,
Carb. Soda, for washing:]
Sup. Carb. Soda,
Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
Camphor,
CASTLE. Toilet, s. Bar Soap,
Superior Pearl Starch,
Just Rec. by FRANCIS & SON.
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RS 1t is suggested that the People of the
West cannot harbor the idea of voting for the
author of the six line letter to the Chicago
Convention. That epistle is a bar to his pros
poets. But even though he should float over
that, he would be snagged on the Proviso.-
Fee. Journal.
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MARRIED..

In Boston, by Rev VIM. Hague, Mr.. j. Bordman
Page, of Rutland, VT, to Miss Mary A. Rey-
nolds, of Boston.
In Addison, on the LIST inst, by William
Reeves, Esq, MIR. Guy Gage and Miss
Charlotte Warner,
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The following article We copy with pleasure
from the Boston Mercantile Journal, March S46
and we hope if any of our numerous readers are
suffering from any IF the complaints which it is
said 10 cure, will speedily avail themselves of
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GRAND RUSE
FOR THE
PEOPLES STORE,

Where you can buy Fine Gingllanl5 from . to
% cts,
Lawns 30 TO %.
Barages % to 81,
Muslin dc Lanes IL I-2 to So
Calicoes to IS,
$500 Broad Cloths for $780,
$500 Cassimercs for 81 ,25,
Alapaccas 20 to - cts,
Carpets, 30c to $780,
ShawlS at any price,
Good Sugar for &c,
Coffee TO 10,
Teas from , l-2c TO respectable prices
And all other articles in proportion In fact
many articles have heretofore sold ! now give
away This declaration will be denied by many
competitors, bur, painful as it may seem. gentle
men, Won must face the music. therefore pledge
myself to sell goods as cheap as any establishment
this side Of MexicO-the Queen Cdy" Of lar
GENES not erceJted l challenge them one and all,
to comparison of prices. Some PeopE love TO
roam, but they seek no farther after looking at
goods and obtaining prices Of their agent,
w. :. JOHNSON.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD co.

Two assessments of five dollars each have been
odered by the Directors on each share Of the CAPT
tai stock of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Cmpany; one made payable on the 26th day of
June, and the other on the tenth day of July
next.
Payments may be made to the Banks of Bur
lington, Vergennes, Middlebury. Black River or
Bellows Falls TO the Cheshire Bank, Keene, n.
H., to II. o. PerkenS, at the Rail Road Office. Rut-
land, Edward Pickering Esq, No, 60 State Street,
Boston, or TO the Treasurer at hisofice in Mid
dlebury-
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
May 18th, 1sis. 46w;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed bv
the Probate Court for the District Of New Ua-
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine anJ
ADJUST all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of
GEORGE II. SUMNER.
late Of Bristol, IN SAID District, cIcccaseI. and
also all claims and demands exI,il;f-,I IN Off,
thereto: And six months fror, the 5tL d,, Of
June, 1913, being allowed bg said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tee that we will attend TO the business of our
sand appointment, at the dwelling house of
Widow Anne Sumner in Bristol, on the See
ond Saturday OF July, 1913, and first Monday
IN December, following. from nine O'Clock i.
NJ until four o'clock p VI. on each OF said
DAYS.
Amos Eddy, } 7Sv
Amos Z. lIass6Itine Commissioners
jesse b. Farr
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, IS.
BE II remembered that AT Probate Cour,
held al Middlebury in and for the Disrrict of
Addison on the 9th day Of June. A. d. 1913.
AenI Wright administrator ef the estate OF
NORMAN DANA.
iats OF Shoreham. in said Disrrier deceased
presents bis administration account for allow.
a1ce: II Is ihereupon ordered bv this Court..
;iaI said account be considered for allowance
al the session OF this Court to be held AT the
office OF the Register of said Court in said
MlddlebuIy. on Thursday the 9Th day of Ju-
~ next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon :: and
that notice thereof he given 10 all persons in
IeresIed- that they may appear audmake their
objections, if any They may have. TO the allow
ance oil sand account, by publishing Il certified
copy ofIhls order in the MildleLury GALAXY
"a newspaper printed in said MiddIcbur>.
three weeks Snccessively previous 10 tbs
lime Of said Court.
Jed. S. BashaeH,- Register.
Il 'r9e copy OF kecoFd, : 3w;
Attest JcH s. RysbucH D.,
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
District Of Addison. S.
he II remembered, that ut Il Probate Court held
at Alddlebury, in and for the District of Addison
on the 9Th day Of juno. A. u. 1913,
Kent Wright administrator ofihe .statc oe
SALLY WRIGHT,
lateof ShOreham, in said District, decreased
presents his administration acro,,n> for al
lowanee g: II is theregpon ordered, rhnt said
account be consid, red for allowance. at the
session Of this Court TO be held at the office
OF The Register OF this Court in said Md
dlebury, on Thursday, the 9Th day Of july
next al one o'clock in the afternoon and
that said administrator cuuse notice thereof
10 he given 10 all persons Interested thar
they may appear and make their obicrrJops
il any they may have. TO the allowance of said
account by publishing certified COPY oc,l,s
order in The Middlebury Galaxy-a newsr;,
per printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
successfully, precious 10 the time Of said
Court.
.Iel s. BaslaeH. Regisf,r:
true copy ofRecord
Attest JED. s B,,sLneH. Ee,,;frr.
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the members OF the
Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will be holden at the Office of said Com
pany, in Brandon, on Wednesday the 9Th day of
July next. at l o clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of
choosing Directors for the ensuing year, at which
time the board of Directors will make assessments
to meet the losses for the current year.
Z. JUNE, Secretary.
Insurance Office, 9Th June, ls4s. 7;3w.
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- 80 sg -

We are assured that the Central Railroad will
be completed within four weeks so as to bring
passengers within 40 miles of AIiddlebury; after
which we shall be enabled to convey passengers
from Mddebury to Boston in one day.
n. B. The drivers on this route are the Pro-
prietors. Books kept arthe Vermont Hotel and
at H. Moor's.
FOSTER, UPPER & GAY, Proprietors
June l 1913. 6; If.
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FROM MIDDLEBURY TO BosTON, via Ripton
Hancock, Stockbridge and Royalton This line
intersects with the Rutland stage at Stockbridge.)
This line of Stages leaves Middlebury every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, a.
~, and arrives at Royalton the same day at 5,
2. NJ
Leaves Royalton Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
'Tddys at o'clock a. NJ. and arrives at Lebanon
in season for the Cars for Boston the same day.
Passengers taking this route from Boston will
arrive at Royalton the same day at o'clock, p. NJ
Leave RoyaltOn I uesdny, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ, and arrive at Mddebury the same day
at o'clock, 7. NJ
This line connects with all the stages at Royal
ton either from the North or South.
- Passengers on any of the Steambots on
Lake Champlain, wishing TO get TO Boston. will
find this the most desirable route that could be ia
ken as regards ease, saving of time, beauty and
grandeur of scenery on the way, care of drivers,
&c, &c.
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GROCERIES,

p A choice assortment, of every description NAV
be found at the ONE PRICE STORE, where.
let ii be remembered large per centage has been
saved the purchaser since the opening of the One
priced Store of NASH & GOODRICH
June lst 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
MARSH TAYJ.DR & NapSu
NEW BOOKS,

iEIoR large and commodious store room
- ON Monroe st. for rent, il application he made soon
mar ID THUS HORNBROUk Monroe 1t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
HOUSE OF

Wednesday, March Is. lS45.
A communication was received from the
Senate, which was read.
REPO Is oF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. LauIer. from The committee Of PrNpo
sltIons dHd Grievances. presented reports up
IN the p lltIou OF citizen OF the county OF
Marshal tor u separate election auI OF the
Board ut Trustees of the town Of Lswisbnrg
Ca notion oi Mr.. Stephenson, il was OF
defrd that the committee at Roads and Inter.
nal Navigation be di,charg-d from the cou-
sIderdtlon OF the resolutions for a turnpike
road from Morgaulown 10 Palaiine Hill, ia
Marion for survey lag other routes from
hblngdul to the Tennessee line for the Snuth.
western Road besides that at PRESENT fixed
On ant from petitions OF citizens ol Wash
layton county oh the same subject AMI from
the resolution for separating the office of En-.
glneer aud Superintendent on the SJuthwes
tern Road.
LYNCdBFRG n Tennessee RAILROAD BILL.
MIR. Mnsby, According 10 intimation slvef
on YESTERDAY, here called up the motion (lai,
on the table yesterday to r%e-consl Ter the vot,
rejecting The Lynehburg aud Tennessee Rail
road Bill.
The vote to reconsider, was then taken
aud resulted. ayes 50, moss 81.
MI. AIOobl tnrl moved 10 reconsider TN
vote passing the bill 10 IL, engro4sInent. which
was done, aud the bill being then on lis SIC
ond reading.
Mr.. Mosby offered a series of amendments
which were adopted and,
Ga motion OF Mr.. Dorman. the bill wa,
laid on the liable Tor d short time, TO enable
him to examine the amendments which haa
been adopted.
LYNcHBURG AND Tenn. RAILROAD BILL.
Motion was next made by Mr.. Floyd, tC
take up the bill for the Incorporation OF tn,
Lynchburs & Tennessee Railroad Company
ldid on tue table some hours since, which
prevailed.
The bill was then ordered to be engrosset
by ID vote sufficiently large TO guar. ntee it
passage, in its new form, it being, as rrrnod
died, d simple act OF Incorporation, withou
appropriation on behalf ct the Sale.
On motion, the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. J
S.TuRDAY, March 1876 P. NJ. (
BALTIMORE MARK EFT

There was some inquiry for -four to-day bu'
prices remain unchanged. Sales oil about 500
bbls. this morning, Howard-st. brands at So
S1s, less than which hol lers are UNIV Hing TO
take. Supply OF City Mills very light. 1t
is held at S6l24. Rive Flour 50. g3sS4-
Corn Meal is dull. and nominal at 81 .25,
So 81.
The supply and receipts of grain continue
light. Red wheat from wagons is selling al
l29sl32 cts; a sale 10 day Of 500 bushels lam
lily flour white wheat at l50il55c. Corn is
dull with small sales Of white at 43a46c and
oil yellow do at 47tl9c Maryland oats 35a3S
c;s.; virginia do. 33s40 cts; cloverseed SIS. 10.
asa per bushel and dull.
The Provision market remains without
change in prices. Mess Pork l0.25aI0,75
Nothing doing in Beef. Bacon in fair request
at 81 to 33c. for Shoulders, Sides Sd Ste;
Hams sa9c. There is a good demand for
Lard, with sales at 7sa72c. in bbls. aud 7ku
&c. in kegs.
Not much doing in Groceries; prices steady.
The supply OF Sugars large; also a lair suppl,
oil Molasses. Rio Coffee 7a73c.
Beef Cattle SO 81 per 100 lbs. gross average,
live hogs S6a6 80.
Whiskey in moderate request, with small
sales at 23sa24ac. per gallon in hhds. and
bbls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
The GREATEST MEDICINE OF THE DAY.
DIR. SWayDe'S

COMPOUND SYRUP or WI CHERRY.
Tue universal crictrity wilch tuts valuable medicine
j. gaining throughout the United Ststes. and TIE many
astonishing cures which " W. constantly prfformirr. has
proved " 10 -e, beyond all Doubt. the epiy safe ard Ger
TAIN u e COR Pulsaonsry CONSUMPTION. coughs. csid>,
Asthma, Spittn. Rood. Liver comp ain.s. Nervous
Debility. Ticking or Rising W the Threat. Bfonchitts,
difficulty of Breathing. OF any symptoms Of CsusumP-
ton.
n the bowels arr eosiivc, = mid p~rrrs;ivc. shouid ~
rcsprted u OCCASIONALLY. nr. SwAyne's Sdrsspartla
Pills will Ne found a vaiuabl- acquisition 10 the Wild
Cherry, and wti prove a valuable mcdt-tue where an
arerient j. required. Dr. Swayuc's compound syrup OF
Wilt cherry Is a medicine which Eas stard the test Of
/ experience, aud II usct accanllp. 10 the directions lss
described "a Dr. Swayne's Guide to tlesth) seldom
fails. The a5ove Pamphlet Is ven worth a pcrusat.
CAUTION q UTtON -
Avsid all spurious PREPARATIONS Of Wild cherry. such
a. Basams. BitteFs. SyIurs Of Wild cherry. Pills pur
pariinr TO contain Wild cherry. sc. &C, as they are alt
detitious aid counterfeit, aud contain none II the Wv
tues Of the original aud genuine preparation. a. pfepa-
red by " u SN A. NJ. aud the first ever prepared IN this
country. bR SwkYNE's COMPOUND SYRUr oF Nttp
cHsuHY il composed If vegetable ingredients, the w It'd
cherry. and ether medicinal substances. equally as efica.
cious. ii not more 50: the whole are - cffectuaiiy Goa.
ccntratel a. To render it eyoad az doubt the most plea
SAINT. strengthening AMI ederihal remedy, ever discover
ed far the cure Of Pulmonary consumption. and all dts
eases of the Lungs an Breast. Tie very fact, from lis
having such a tram o%fspurisus imitatsrs, stands TO prove
It's great curative properties.
Therefore. invaiids. inquire for the original prepara
ton, each hottie of which u enveioped IN a beautiful
on; also hearing the signature Of Dr n Swayne. tho
csunterfehing Of which will he punished a. forgery.
Prepared only by DR.. u. swayne, N. w. corner Of
Eighth and Race St., Phila. feb %
For sale nv JAMES RAKER.
For sale by PRYOR & PAULL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
A SEAT IN CONGRESS No GREAT
SHAKES

The correspondent Of The Boston Courier
tells the following OF Western Membr Of
Congress.
Going into Western member. room the
nth-r dty. anl seeing him with hi, coat ~ IN
the middle OF the apartment, up TO his middle
10 documents, aud speeches. aui lettrIs lab "
ing lu,tiiy Win his ranking pen, | alluded TO
his rr-ss OF private business. -'Straua-r,'
sail he. Il never cane 10 Congress before.
8Hl ! never want 10 cnme ag,in | tel voa,
that this office OF member OF Congress IS not
what a. l. cracked up to- be. | calculated to
have a good Time here tins winter. after racing
all over my district aud making more than
i've hundred stump speeches in order 10 get
elected. But the ldCt Is. you can see the way
! ENJOY myself. 1t is " ha. | call having the
euJoytneuts horribly. WHY sir. | never b.
gan 10 work in This way before in INV lie
well SIR | replied. The "henors OF station
undououy compensate you Tor all your Ia
bors. The hunors be d.; all / wish IS.
that was cut OF the scrspe." a,kel. .hov
comes on the loan bill in your branch7" 30,
they are sPoulIng away, spouting away, sir,
md hcse ! am ranking The speeches. The
Lorl only knows what Is in them And
the Ten Regiment Bi.l?. Il know nothing
about il, aud doh't want to. Look at them
aae letters, pointing tIatwo bushel basket
OF private c. rrssp nd nce-tnot one half of
them answered; look at thes, SD .eches. not a
quarter OF them ranked. Whatattenti,n can
1 ave 10 lidn bills AMI regimen bills? Sir.
must attend to my cIHstitueaiS." Aud we LETT
hiut I" b : idbors. Oar i'm preston il, that it
tikrs al lay Saturday, aud Sunday to-, to
Dring up the i~ranking aud lrter writing
olsinrss oi the week, Tor the members seldom
get out TO church.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
VIRGINIA
Tresl'v. March l6. lSiS
SENATE.

Mr.. Crump. frJ.n TIE committee on Ia =
,sl lmpr.r emruts. reported the bill eyteuI-
ny the LIuisa Raii Il nd. Laid on the
tab'-.
Mr.. Thompson. from the committee on
Geural Laws, reported the bills requiring
commissioners OF the E venue to asses mer-
I chants licrus (the amendments werr
adopted, AMI the bill passed. y aud the bill
concerning the mode of OFT lining marriage
licenses. with amendments. The amend
mruts were concurred ia, aud the bill pas.
sed.
The bill extending the jurisdiction Of sin
gle inaSis'rttes. was reported IRON The com.
nIiter on General Laws. Mr.. Smith moved
as mirhhtie postponement. The motion
was advocated b. Me>srs. Woollolk. Ga ger.
ton aud Stringef, and opposed by M-ssrs
Gallaher, Barbee and TYLER. The motion
was iost-aHts Ia, noes II.
The bill was then laid on the table.
the bills brought. b. massage, were com
mitted ON motion ut AC Kinney.
On motion OF Mr.. Thompson,
The Senate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
V SPRING & SU GOODS.

49, ~ a ~ ~ uooUS.
n w. HElSKELL is now receiving his sIrtnr and
~ summer stock o goods, whic I were generally
purchased at greatly reduced prices. in New YORK. Tie
Dress and Fancy gooIs are ths richest and new es: de.
signs and comprise some varieties of new fabrics not
before introduced IN this city.
DRESS GOODS
thangeahie Glace aud embroidered armurc snks.
FnuIard silks, spring styles aud at very low prices;
Re I. SILKS ia coiros and Blk. Bin stripe arInure; Gro
de Berlin silks ia plain cpiors. fnr Friends; FRO de Kline
extra quai iy tni width. and v, ~ rich lustre; Rich Rsb
Roy and other plaid siISs ltsiian Lnsirinr.
ALSO FOR DRESSES.
Embroidered Grenadines. the newest STYLE nut: Plaid
Tissue Bcregcs, Drgandie M1sIn Broche Tissue, Plaid
Ftis de Cheyre, very beautiful sud new: Embroidered
Must ms, French aud ShoI Lawns, swiss Muslins in
coiors, aud White tor patty dresses: 100 pieces Cling
han's IN French. Manchester. Earision aud solid checks,
being the most complete assortment we have ever offered
Real French CHIMES, entirely new ST lie; English do;
American prints IN great variety.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Black Broohe Tissue, do embroidered Grer adine
PLAIN Black Lawns and extra Bonnhazines, Lupins
Nouslm dc LANES, extra FINE; Mourning c,iuizas aud
Ginghams, Black cashmere, Jet bik Alpaca, very su'pr
quality.
&c.
Spring Bonneis, comprising some very new an d choice
varieties. Bonnet Ribbons, French Artifc ials and
Wreati3s.
Wheeling, March 81, ls4a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
OIL OF

luuISidN MsfCU 10. 1913.
A communication Was received from the
Senate, which was read, and the amendments
10 one OF the bills disagreed TO.
The Speaker laid before the House a com
munlcatIon from the Governor, c%ommunica-
ting the resignation OF Brig. Gen. D-niel e.
Butts. OF the 18Th Brigade.
On motion OF MIR Burwell, il was ordered
that the committee appointed 10 examine the
accounts OF the General az nj or storpkeeper
oi Penltenti1ry have leave 10 sill during The
session OF the ious-.
Mr. Seymour. from the committe of Priv
leges and Elections, presented a report upon
lhr resolution for repeating the act requiring
The clerks or commissioners OF the revenue To
furnish The superintendants OF elections, in
Their respective counties, with certified cop
les OF the land and property books.
Mr. Dormdn from the committee on Finance
presented the following bill, which was taken
up, read HE first aud order d TO be read the
second time, viz.
a bill appropriating the Public Reveour.
Mr. oldham, IRON The committee on CLAIMS,
presented d report upon the petition ol Epps
Johnson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
CONGRESS.

Washington, March 2lst.
Senate-In the Senate after the morning
pra, er, resolutions and sbrlition petitions,
were presented by MIR Hale and laid on the
table.
Apeition was presented from Pennsylva-
MIA asking a separation of the Uuion. Laid
On the table.
Mr. Yulee from the committee appointed to
enquire into The expectancy. of establishing "a
retired Navy List, submitted a report recon-
Guiding the same.
HousE,-The House entertained the motion
of MIR CIingnan 10 reconsider the vote OF
yesterday providing for the printing of the
Presidents Message, covering the correspond
ence between Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist, as
he declared il was garblcd. He wanted the
whole or none.
An animated debate sprung up; but no
vote was taken.