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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

Dr.. DoNuseHd's SsrsaPaHlia rs q sovereign and speedy
cure for acilisut Consumption, Harreucss, Prolapsu, Uten
or Falling af tic Womb tpsuyenrss. Piles, Ieururrhnrs,
or Whites. oaStrurted or difficult Menstrusuon. lnconfi-
hence OF Urine, or involuntary d'scharEe thereof aud for
the Epurrtl pfustratuu al the syst"u-uo matter whether
tne result of Inherent U8ute or cause produced by irreeu-
laritv. iluess or Incident Nothing eau be more surprS-
la. tbsu lie myigoraung effects 90 the human frame. Per
-n1e Of all Neakpes, and lassitude, from taking 1t OF once
become robust aud iMi Of cucrsy uudet as influence. 1t
immediately countersets the ner.olessncss Of TIC fonisls
Ganr. which l. the great cause ci Bafreuness ltwll not
b. expected Of Us, IA cases of so delicate a nature. TO cN.
hihit certificate ct cures performed but ~ rad assure the
afflicted, that hundreds Of eases have been reported to us.
Thousands Of cases where ftmiiIcs have been without
children. sfrer using = few bottles Of this invaluable mesti'
cine, have Jean blessed with hEe. healthy offspring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

PHtLApEtPntA 10th mo. l3il, 1876.
To T. r. FrrEEsoN. Ne. 90 Chestnut Stfeet,-liaving
been requested To give NY opinion on the merits Of
NoALI1SrERts SALNE, | am willing to enumerste
some of tae benefits whtrt I conceive ! have eNperien-
ced IA the use Of the article.
In the spring Of Ie45 ! had an attack OF E%rosipelas in
my fac. which became very painful. aud extended into
one of us eyes being attended wits fever, my distress
was great. sHdi began tp te ftarful Of losing my eye.
short ttnc prev taus o. tHis.a pGmHhlct Na- thrown
INTO NV house. entitled 81 fNSENSfBEE PENSrtKA
o seltng foftbihe virtues Of q" McALLtSTER'S
or The WORLD stLNE.f
Although not much a believer IVA what is termed quack
medicines, purchased a box and made an application
to my face. To my surprise the pain soon shNied, and
IN a weckstlme ] was entirely cared; and firmly he
lieve, thai If was the Salvt under Providence that cured
me. -
Prom that time To The present have used the article
as occasion required and 10 every case where | have
used 1t. have found q decided benefit.
AT one tune. on going 20 bed at night my throat was SO
sore that sW allowed vita dimcdity, but BIZ an applicS
ton OF tbe Salve ] was relieved before morning.
! have used Il tn cases at BBrus. Bruises. Sprains aud
Flesh Cuts, an with The happteste effects, aud me case of
poisoning ty a wild Ntue iu the woods, has been dried
up and cured by a few applications.
From nv own experience. { would strongly recon
II seems to pariNke more Of an ointment than a salve,
and IN very hot weather II gets quite liquid; hence. It
requiresno preparation other then to rub II on the atliot
ed part.
Ihase tarntns so parttalto il, that expectto keep ii
constantly u ny family.
| Though ~unamhtiuu- 80 appear in print, yeti cannot
refuse 10 have Tins commune lion made pubic, II Judged
hest to serve The cause OF humanity.
Respectfully thine. WIN ADAMS,
oct 90 No % uid Road.
For sale 1v James Baker. wheeling, Va. and James
Burnley, Guz0lethi0wu, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
Splitting BLOOD.

~ feFA- Afftr - l1fa.
DR TOWNSEND II vrrly hoiIcvU your Ssrsaparils
Ia. been the m~at, tnrodsh Providence. of saving ny
life. httc fof several years hal q bad Cough. u be-
eane W urse tuI worse. tiast | raIsed large Quantities
Of hioni. had night seeat-. and was greatly debIitated
and reduced. aid diA not expect To hvr have only
used YOUR Slrsaparila q short TINE, aHd there has a Won
derful chance been wrought ln me. am uoN nhle to
walk all over the etv. ra4sr no blood and my cough
he's len me. lou can wru inasiue tnatl an thankful Tor
these &C, uits. foaf obedisnt servant.
wM RUSSELL, 60 Cathariue-st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
NOTICE.

~ gstler, under he anne ami siyie Of Juneson y
tlarrl dss. tof tte uWf pusc 90 tanufacturlhg ilats aud
Cams. 90 a4 their bfa4che hef leave 90 cad the attention
81 tbe od customers 81 ~ ~ IIaesuu. and the putllo
eeUetalty &C. their stuck. aud 10 salcIt their patronage 70
tHr new establishment. al tl & old stand. sten ufiie Big
Red Hat. 100 Metu STREET, wleie tsty Viii always have
ar bnnG sac choicest 90 latest tashI1ls. made ty expert
euroa snrkueu. and warranted 90 tc of ms ven best
quality. They have nov on hand tle Fsll Fashion u
Hats tdceth-r with a general assortment Of Hats and
CHfs OF ui descriptions and 4es. which they wtiidis
ra~e OF ON the most reasonable and accommodating
gclns SAMLapN & |ILAEkllGE.
Wheeling. Aug. -, lsis.
al CuCKs-A new and splendid article. jusi reed
" ana lI sale ~ NuEhGEcOn q biiLOA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
CHEAP FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT Ne. 1863 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
LANN ElllOlrI q CO..

4 Re now receiving and opening theif ,aiee aha We"
80. e,teefed st0rk Of Dry Goods aud Varieties, rot
ne FAN and ~ iniur uade. comprising every Nafety %
Foreign al q Domestic lrs Goods, ariets aug : VIC
Coads purchased ia New York and fhila- nom vac
Nam fstiurers snd importers al the present. yer. 'n"'
crl nr.c,s. and are prepared 10 sell them ei'hef v io's
- a. Keiad. at prices 10 compete with any House
Vest OF the MauetaIns.
rhr, invite tlelr customers and all others waning
,tsut bet,ra purchasing elsewhere, as they are deterui
ned not to lie uudersuld-
Remember. the \. ". corner Of Nam st snd narhe'
az ort5 John ELLIOTT * 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

Either Rlss4ing or Blind, ir'err1t or m
.fsrHai. IS Ht determination n. and fkS thanks
If additional Thousands irHH BE- CTprtsssd.
READ thi. EVIDENCE here ct CURES
Though t CANNOT g ee the savel one weslh
II gives aifessurc far nora glorious. HxstTH.
Uxttrp STAYS. M,Hsustt's orrrcE.l
New lotk. December G. ~
Nessrs-Krr.usu A UENsHAv.
Gcutttu..u. 1901 audiua Rou are The general srenis
f,r tho ale Of "Hr @ phauas Vegetable Eicctuary." fe'
Tie cure o. Piles. ] bavc deemed 10 my duty - volunteer
"A r~eeaamrrdatpH iuhehsif Of that valuable Weafcinr
3 have fesu afflicted FOR many vcars with piirs. aud have
trea various rruft.r -. 'uf viii no beneficial rHrcis-
Indeed began 10 consider nv ctse utterly h'peies- Bu'
about the fI uf September last. ] was prevail ed ur on hV
a friend To- make Trial ufthe s9ove named Hcdiciue. /
took hs sdviee. AVID rejoice T. say that I am not only 70
ieved. hut ss 7 relieve, perfectly cured. most earnest
iv recommend % 10 all that MAY have the misfortune ia
re afflicted with that annoying aud dangerous disease.
Very r~eSgccty Yours, etc. Ely MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
nElMN NLI-K ~

"E'N.TF " '"TTTTN TTNT -
ST reerivel.a ipi of -.'endi' Taylor Brown sir
" taps'-a te8atani srt.cie ard far Safe clean "A n
HN8Ft RS Hai and t'aF store. corner of Nam and q.
uien streets. tsil an see. su~p1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

Il iSkS willie sArn by HE FIRE & MARINE IN.
~1&sCkANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Al rus
soWEsI RAtEs OFT
Buildings OF all Kinds, stone, trich or wooden GndtheiI
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills, sc.
Furniture;
And merchandise of an kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation OF
goods on rveTs, lake., seas, canals, and railroads.
Tor tte character oi tie company as To prnfapiiudt
ana ibcfalty in the adjustment and payment al losses,-
we beg leave TO refer to the merchants of tins place anC
eseN here who have had the adjustment of claims upon
us. once GA Nam street h. w. HARDING, see'y.
aug 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
70 uothcr. and Married lnaies.

This ESttact ofSarsapsrilla has been expressly prepa'
rcd in reference TO female complaints. No female wha
ha, reason TO suppose she Is approaching that critical pc
Rod " Tle turn Of hG,' should neglect to take 1t, a,
II IL "a certain preventive foe say OF The numerous and
horrible Diseases to which females are subject at this
time OF lft. Ihis period nav he dfidged far sersrai
ycars b. rstag his medicine Nor j. a less valuable
for Hose VINO are approachiuv womanhood. a. 1t l. cl
culsted To assist nature hy qmesening the blood aud M
MIGRATING the system lrtrsl. ttt- medicine Is I9Fllua'
Iort-
1t braces the whole system renrNs permanently the
natural ercrsie., b5 removing TIE inpu-ito- aftle body,
not SO far stimulating ~ 10 produce Subsequent relaxation,
whichis the case OF upst mudiciacs taAaut tor fem,le wesk.
nes. and disease. ByU.iug o tew bottles oftAis medicine,
many severe aud palsiui sursic,t operations may BE-
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

AT THE CANTON Ten STORE,
MARKET SQUARE. Wifdiag. Va.
Y-TRFGE won nav end gurc les, tupriet BY the
w. Canton Ties Co,prspy of New Nsrs. ls3Chaihsm
and T69 Urccuw tch SIS.
Retsil prires as orows-uhcet ir al eases To te re
GREENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

DE.t WEIGH Flauuel.w atranted not TO shrink in wash
II ing; Also superior SIX Flannel for Shroudinf;
wrench danl and pdd hani toT children, Just reed aud
fr.Aehv oct5 J~SENsENEf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

n 4, the safest aud most rifeetusl medicine tor puti
IS ING the systrm, and relieving the sudernss attendant
upon child birth ever discovered IL strengthens both tae
mother and child, prevent. pain and disease, Increases
ani enrtcacs tine food. those who haYa used It think
1t j. indispensable. II 10 highly usrihl both before aud
after cuuRucu rHt as It preNedts diseases attendant upon
cAadbirth-H Cosutcte2s. Plos Cramps. Swelling Of the
Feet besp3Hdcncv Heartburn. Vomiting, Pam Ga de
B4ck and Lnius, False Paius, Hotnorfhage, aud 10 rcgu-
latiHg the seefeiians and equuiiztaE the circulation it has
no elaal. The great beauty Of this medicine Is II j. al
WAYS safe. and tine most delicate use 1t most successfully.
very few cases require euY uther medicine, 40 some q
little Castor on. or Ma-uesja. + useful. EXercise Ia Ie
opca air. aud light food with ths ui0dicine, viii always
ensure a safe and easy confinement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
SARS ARILLA

WONDER tVb BLESSING OF THE AGE
Tbts Erfrrrf ~ Paf nr o. Q4arf BrfHss3 % - sr u-o
ctFaper aIf4slafst. and uarre~tsa saperier 60 aay
sair 10 r4rts diFtass flaaf rgmiffHg psrC-
tg sr4s.tar or dtlittati7r ts Pat,snt
Tn greet leautt sut superiority ~ this Ssrsapsr1a
over HI at4r. Hellrtuas a. wlIle u sradicatss disease, u
,nvr oute- tre boil. u Is one nfths very bas
SPRING 81 UMWEE MEDICINES
E,e- buoeu b. oot nu.y prrdss re "a iui~ system and
strrusthsH- the prr-on. but % crrafes new pure sud ~cn
blood O. power possessed hy ne ut1sr medicine. And TO-
this Hs. th- Fmnd secret ofit- wonderful success lf has
performed sItltu te last five years, more t1an 100000
ceres 81 severe cases OF Diseases o. least 1900 we've
con-idrred iaeural4e n has saFcd the lives Of more
THAI 500 children the two past SEASONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
BASSETT & ROBINSON

opp. ]. II. McAlechen a Cos Shoe Store.
BASSETT & ROBINSON
yw the pleasure ef announcing TO Their hume
I'D. ous friends and customers, thatthey arc now
ceIvinc and opening a very extensive assortment
FALL AND WINTER FOODS
consisting, IN part, Of Dry Goods, Groceries Queens
ware. etc. etc. We are prepared to oher rfeat ihouce
uetts tu Dress Goods. Wooieus and heavy Domestier.
our stock Of ueiains, Alpaccss, Lyonese aud oohifs
Clottrs. Lama aud California Plaids, ashneres, freheh
and Enelsh Meriuos. Roseind, Lanarine Flaihs 'itsi-
ian I.ustres. Gala Plaids, G%inshams, Cslie"es, Is hnnsu,
ally nan and pretty; IackoHels, cainhries' Mnh ana
SN lss Nuslns. Lace Edgiugs etc, IN great variety.
Shawit. EandkeTchiefs, Linens, Hosiery, ETC very
chcsp. a full supply Of mems and boys caps.
we deem II unnecessary To go into any further de'sii;
We can say with perfect confidence thai our STOCK WIN
be fount full. aud we fatter ourselves, one that VIZ
please our castumrts.
GIvc us cal and # we cannot induce you to hay.at
least we win not fan out with you. Our motto Is NO
BAssETT Il ROBINSON.
p-We have the Agency of the Pekin Tea Com
many sep,se
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

: BRADY. Eco. Cashier MAN Bank yvho,,in,
l.. tlANGiE aud Go. ~
TIIpS BELL AMI CD. Bridgeport, Ohio.
MAnLON MARTIN Nelisviie, Ohie.
$ : " HAKHAl GIL.
LOEENZ, STERLING Go. Plushurgh, Pa.
uURCN C|ARuIuERS COS
K. SttEN& TO-, Philadelphia, and Philadelphia
eINlnnLa gaIaIaIl. sen.-aIAs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
AFFLICTED, READ:

-u,,, ., 81, ,r,,,
Z - yesrs AGO, by DR. EiNKELlN TIE oldest,
sn'esl ana uvs1 Hehd 10 sule %l iofms OF secret diseases,
~ t"' n. anu .i'l''s aS'i's 'i yoeth,l Is nH'
- ~ .".u "Wl : hloh -
"eNN,N' -f'"N' ans ! '"e' u squares from tie Tx
eha4s'' u,,,.,
AR tA"i' LAR NOTICE.
hou'" WI" ave NJucl themselves by i certain
fIsc1te 'hHuiseH lh-a "ahit frequently leauled from
eNii .o"l aN'"'is' 81 az seN'ol-the effects Of which are
hism'H 'f'' 'Net Nhei asleep, ANA destroy hoth mind
u" ''N' Sh'i" Apply i"Hn"Ai"tei$.s weakness ana
coH7il AH"HM ""Hii'tN iFl"tdtAteil cured, aud iui Vigor
tcs'o'''' N"t'1'Vts i''t Hau.
lv'N" MtN
~ You N"tut A"ii itt or Aouf Meath, remember, the
deiay 0l q u"Niat h"y' even a weeh, may prove your
run '"'" w. h'"A e"d NINA hence let 40 false mod
es'f "'sa "e 'V' "ah4'E Aost rose AhV"u tOohe wha
"on' t't"' a"u I'SiletS"lHtl can alone oetr'end
You Ht va" lla'es nh"sei under ~. hinkchn' tIeat-
mem me' teiie'ouH'F ''"hae ia l4shonor . a sente-
man. at4f 100 " hose tur04u Viii lie flreXFr IlrEgd mo 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

Good VOTING RYsoN. 50 50 per ID
Pine. do u@
No2 fragrant 10 80
N09verV rnc do
Silver leaf. do
Good NY SON, 10
Very hne do ~
EXtra fragrant.
Good nv KIN bg
Good IMPERIAL, 90
Nerv Ane do ue
Extra fine do -
Guud GUNFDNUER, %
Fine do 90
Extra dHc do l9
BLACKS.
No ~sorC1oNG. So 81 per ID
No2 Ta hb2t
F,ueSt do o IS
fragrant POWCHONG. various prices.
CONGO. various prices.
Fine DbLDNG. q 81
Very tine CO. -
Exfra '1iedn ] W
various prices.
TEA. very rich rckoe favoFed,) IS "
Fine ORANGE TEkoE, 1904 p"
Finest EEOET Flow EES, ] 90 "
pNQi 4. Or fuest EaGck Tea imported 90 "
y, a'cs mira re ~, both Green and Black. Of al de
s%ctiptious. the highest Craies grown ia China Sl5
-er pound.
NFT4KE ~NOTfCE-Ttr Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive veuier Of the Sus eriur Hack iot
called i~ioyQrA's MtNruEE. WILLIAM HALL,
nov 10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
Albany, April /, isi'


Owing 10 the great sutcrss snd immense sale OF DIR
Townsaud's StrsapatAia, a number Of men WHO were
formerly oar Agents. haye commenced making SdrtaparIlla
EAtraets. Euxirs, Btters, ENtrac.s Of yellow Dock &c.
Tney generally put 1t up IN the same shaped bottles,
and some Of them have stolen aud copied our advertise.
iaents. they are only worthless limitations, and should
DO avoided.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

rsIo BE l~NSukEn-or not TO ~be-that's the question
@ whether It Is better by one sweeping IRE, 10 ue rsin
ed-and subject To ali the Ills that flesh Is heir 10, Sr, like
a prudent man 20 TO The Protection Once, and there be
made safe, comfortable and ilappy-we leave fer YOU Ia
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company oflisTtflrd, Conn.
having already paid over S5U0,0O0 OF LOSSES m the Yves
tern Country, entitled 10 the highest confidence, aud
ihsir agent ? Shceiuae, Virginia,
". g. PETERSON.
wliitaF isis on dwelling houses. Warehouses, stores
mills ,-c;pfies, &C, together with then contents, such ID
nr -ure, merchandise, machinery, and every other dcs.
= ,dioH OF usurahle property. Also, on steam, keel and
Hat boats and their careoes TO sud from any port on tie
Western W aors, on the most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

~ rSprCrFUtIV informs tho pah'if that he has
Ia inst reserved the f&l fashion for HAS, which is =
verr neat sNie. ard htiue first ia fashion, y prepared
TO furpi.h he above stslc august %, i~4el of extra
IoleSkn Siks. Raaver. Neutria. hE7sia. Ofah otter,
Copev. and Rough q Ready lats, insether with a zen.
craf assortment Of GAYS of b. own manufacture. Hat
cases constantly o8 haaa f9t ire accommodation oftra-
veii-rs.
hIso. a superior varnish for maxine six Hats.
an. ELIAS EnMUEpS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
CHEAPER THAN EVER

Great Excitement at Nos. 81 and 80,
SoUrH WHEELING.
opp.J ]. II. McAIechen & Cos Shoe Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
FALL FASHION FOX NiFS.
I =.

Crown { inches hiel-5 : Yeomcn-Ie hell at
sides fG 'front.' end rear--5 IS curve.
Tif--i2 inch oval hat.
nRiA-i n 10 inches wide. front ard rear, /; at sides.
SET Broad Hat curl wHi a siigiit curl al sides, IA
pcrtng 10 suall curt front and reay-9 Is eoneave or
stoned at sides ofan inch curve.
RANDI Of an inch wide. with jet slide.
~BiNDiNG-1-iB OF an inch vide.
VI T. have now on hand and are manufacturing daily.
Hats of tbr a'ove description, which we " III sell
on as reasonable terms as they eau be purchased IN Ike
Eastern cities.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Hats and Caps, of
every style ana at every price; made by experienced
workmen ana of the hest a. atefiais.
JlMESO& q CLARRIDGE.
aug3l 100 MsIn streel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

Those that initiate Dr. Townsends Ssrsaparilla, have
invariably called their stun a great Remedy fer ksaaIos,
&c, A., aud have COPIED our bills aud circulars which
relates to the complaints of women, word for word-otIer
men who put up medicine. have, since the great success
Of DR. Townsend Sarsaparila ia complaints incident to
females, recommended theirs although previously they dIi
not 4 number OF these mixtures, Pills, &c, are iRlu'
Tious 70 females. a. they aggraKnte disease, and under
mine tho constitution. Dr.. Iow usonIis ia the only and
best remedy for the numerous female coinpiaints-it
rarely, II ever fails uf otectias a permanent cure. II
can be taken by the most delicate femalcs, IN any care,
or by those expecting 10 become mothers, with tao
greatest sdvant1ges. as II prepares the system aud
prevents pain or danger, aud Strengthens both mother
and child. BE careful 10 get the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

~ MISUNDERSTANDING aud Needle work col
- lars. LINEN and French work do Donnie Needle
wolA 30: Brussels aud application ca.ts AID collars,
ln.ass COLD and Red Border, Linen canhTic do, Just
IL, dand tar sale Ny oclG BERRlHlLI co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
,R SWFFTSFE-s PANAcFA.

nvsPrrsfA or FIVE YEARS urRtTioN.
accompanied irith Ne roUS Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
DRY Goods at Wholesale.

SELBY. AGNEW & SWEARlNGEN,
WEDDING Va.
"a RE now opening their Fall stock Of Dry Good.
81. nor Jolhilg. comprising a large and most desirable
assortment for he country trade. bought al The present
season. at very reduced prices, 10 which they very fes-
~pcctfuHy invite the attention of merchants, heina pre-
pared 20 o ier great inducements. "@H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14
coNGREss--FIrst Session
WEDNESDAY, JAN -, lo4S.
SEN ATE,

MIR. Hale presented memorial OF upwards OF
twen'y-niDe hundred Ministers and Laynen- OF
the Unitarian denomination, praying The adop-
ton Of pacific measures for terminating the war
with Mexico, and the reparaiion of all wrongs
that may have been done by The United States 10
that Republic; which was referred 10 the COM
mlee on foreign relations.
Mr.. Sewer from The Committee on Foreign
Relations, repored back the joint resolution ior
the appointment of board 10 ascertain and de-
termine the amount OF each OF The claims OF our
citizens against Mexico, with an amendment pro-
viding that in no event shall the United States be
held responsible for these claims.
Mr.. Ashley, from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, reported back the bill changing The times
and places OF holding The District Courts OF the
the U. S. in Virginia, with several amendments.
Several private bills were reported, and ad'
verse reports made in some cases.
The bill for the relief of William B. Slaughter,
late Secretary Of the Territory of Wisconsin;
was read a third time and passed.
The Sena,e then took up the resolutions OF
Mr.Dicknson, relative to annexation ofterrHory'
MIR. Dickinson supported his resolutions in
written speech of some length, coniendDs that
we oueh! 10 annex the whole Of the Mexican ter
r;,ory now in our possession, and leave the cues
lion of slavery 10 be determined by the people
who may inhabit the acquired territory. Inc
people demanded more territory, and even haa
the war with Mexico never taken place, 1t would
have been impossible TO have prevented Inc an
ne1ation of a portion of Mexico.
Mr.. Yulec was much pleased with Inc lioerali'
to Of The Senator from New York, on one point
embraced In his resolutions, but he did not go
cutie far enough 10 meet his southern views
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14

Twill be seen by reference to the proceec'nsso
tho Civ Council, held on Monday last that ina
body have authorized their President TO SUBSCRIBE
10, TWO thousand shares of stock in the Richmond
and Danylle Railroad Company. we give 'h'
following sketch of the proceedings:
M caskie submitted the following resolution
pssolvrd Tha, the President OF The Conner
h. instructed, in behalf Of the city, 10 snoScil3'
for two thousand shares OF The STOCK o! Tue MIL
mond and Danvie Railroad Company.
motion was made by MT. Wichha''' '""
the following DC adopted as d SUBSTITUTE 'o' saw
resolution: 81 1,;,ance h.
;ns,rncred To- enquire and report 10 The Conhc'I
hv ,phat means the proportion OF TWO per coE'
rs,n;red hy law, TO perfect subscription 20 Inc
richmond and Danville Railroad Company, Ia
CAGE the Council determine 10 SUBSCRIBE 'ae sum
NJ s2O0 600. or any less sum, 10 'ne Sa,u eonPa'
~, osn no raised: and al what date the In'nie
ny, ~ The subscription will be called for, ana
mon what terms the funds may pfooaoiy DC
I'd. o, srh,,;,,,e was
The question on the proposed SUBSTITUTE was
decided in the negative. .,,oa
And The ayes and noes having been called,
The aves were Messrs Bosher, Heath, Saun'
ders and Wickham-4.
The noes were-Messrs. Myers, Carrihs'oh,
Castle Crane, Haskins, RoysIer, kiana'Td and
Tait-9. NJ 11oa,L ,h,, Tho
f,r,her consideration OF the subject BE- POS po"cd
n This day week-which was negatlvcd oy the
same vote. Ayes4, and noes 5:
The resolution offered by Mr. Caskle was
then adopted. ILL.,, ,hor
Ayrs-messrs. Myers Darlington, Caskiee,
Crane, Raskins, Roysler, Kiunaird and Tails
Noss-Messrs. Bosher, Heath, Saunders anu
Wickham-4