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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS NOW IN STORE.
ALIEN. ROGERS,

No 40 Water street, next door North of the Oyster
Depot and adjoining Forsyth & Bakers Warehouse,l
FI'AK rs this opportunity his thanks to his
old friends and customers, and also 10 his many new
ones, who have so kindly patronized his Establishment,
aud he is determined omit pains not only TO
continue these, but TO increase the NUMBER in such way
and by such that who give him call will
faii 10 continue their custom. He has store
large aud very choice assortment of Sang Goods, viz:
French, English and Belfsn cloths, Cassimeres and
Nesin.s, with great variety of SIX, SATIN, Nelvet
and Marseiles Vestngs; Cotton Linen and Tweed Pan
taoon stuls, large variety; also Ready Made Clothing.
equal to custom work. comprising every variety of
Coats rantaloons, Vests, all the mos favorable
terms. All he asks is cali. lie is satisfied his arrange
nens such that Lc disappointed III obtain
ing any article that he may want, in bis line, and TO this
end he deems hardly necessary to his friends
and the public that the confidence may be had
the accuracy of III aud periory OF manufacture, in
his Estab shmenl experience of 20 years aud the
unwavering confidence OF hos OF friends, his best
guarantee ALEX. ROGERS.
myls No 40 Water ST. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATES
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Is ALL 1T PROPOSES tn BE,
IHE GRE AIEsr MEnla1Nr nm. -


THE GREATEST MEDICINE IN rag KSoux uron
m ALL the cures that have ever been recorded ,,o
~ may safety say the annals of medicine came, 6'r
nsh one 10 surpass This, which now stands a. Ii,i
proof OF The durability of Consumption even when lie
had been despaired of. 49, WIG" "ie
DR.. SwAYNe--pear Sir,--For the good of tho mill.
feel myself in duty bound testify 10 lie gr
which your Compound Syrup OF " I'D Cherry nc,s -
on me. For my paft, feel Is if every hody o,,t, y,
know IT, was afflicted with violent eongh s,;,,, 20
OF mo"di hightsweals hoarseness, and sound ~ ~
voice, indicating an alarming state Of disease: nav aa'
'te was gone, and my strength had far failed me IL,
my friends and physician persuaded / canld 30,
survive many days My sister, whe was nv ans,ans
carr iaAe' aas inquiry where she would be kely IN
procure most certain relief She was told Thai ~ ~
swayues Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry feiied IN
the cure my life was then hopeless Yonr rsedir;a
was immediately procured and the first hottle Ss
lief and ~ The Time had commenced The siy,b t,,,,
my cough had len me- and my strength much n,nroysJ
In short, IL has made perfect Of me; and M, =,
present as hearty man as 1 WISH and have roaJ
son 10 believe that ihe use Of Your medicine Las -,
me ioh premature grave. shall be pleased 10 s,ys
any information respecting my care. s"e
Yours, with respect. Isaac MoR.,y D.
No % Chester st. between Race and Vine M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

PILLS AND MATRIMoNY.-- A day or two
since, clergyman of this city, was called
upon to tie young and loving couple in the
slken cords OF malrinony. As soon as the
benedction was pronounced, the bridegroom
who is one OF our most respectable physi-
clans. stepped up TO the worthy divine, and
observed
"My dear sir the interesting ceremony
Just concladed appears TO have excited vou.--
Permit me to prescribe the same time
handing him pill box, on which was a writ
ten a prescription, pro renata," which
means when rendered into our free and easy
vernacular. ITO BE- taken according to direc-
tons"
The good book tells us to return good for
evil. Although many inveterate old bache-
Tors are OF opinion that marriage is question
able blessing. still our Clergyman thought
thought thar box OF pills was sickeniug re-
turn Tor his services, whether happiness or
misery Was TO flow from them. He said
nothing what could lie SAY? He did some
thing, however. He opened The box, when
10 and behold six Benton mint drops met
his wondering view
In case the good man should again be re-
CURED we presume he will not ieel parlicu-
larry offended III the dose be repeated. -
Phiia Bulletin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
,iEAM-BOAT REGISTER.
REPORTED ny Gu BERRY

BEPORrED RY C. II BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
i Boats TOR the last q hours endiMs Jester
day at 4 o'clock. p N.
ARRIVED.
New England, Gilbert, Pittsburgh,
Cashier, -, 90
Paris, Mardtta, :.
Schuylkill, Andrews, "a
Lady Byron. Miller, Cincinnati,
Clipper No =, Crooks.
Virginia, Dawson, SteubenyiIle,
DEPARTED.
New England, Ebbert, Cincinnati,
Lady Byron, Miller, Pittsburgh,
Clipper No ,. Crooks, &c
Cashier. 81
Paris, Maratta, ST Louis,
SchuyIkill, Andrews, N. Orleans,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville,
l03 leet water in the channel--i3lling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP

| HENRY has removed from the stand he occupied on
" Water ST. To l'9 Main street. to the House formerly
occupied by Mct allan II al and Cap store di
rectiy opposite The Monroe House, and has associated
with himself in the Hating business, Mr. II C Robinson
The business will hereafter he conducted under
and hrm of HENRY ROBINSON. They have lust
received from the East lot of the hest and fash
ahaie sto' aud trimmings that be had in the
Eastern cities They determined nial as good
and fashionable a hat any shop in the city aud sell
them as cheap We have the stock and do our own
work. They invite the attention of their friends aud
he public at large to call and examine their stock be.
fore puf CHASING elsewhere.
HENRY 4 ROBINSON
myl Opposite the Monroe House. Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

OVEESEEROF THE POOR.

You are requested to announce Mr. F. w.
Bassetl as one who will be supported as over
seer of the poor at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
gr<zz<lazssyE'sN>A..,
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Correspondence Of The Pitisjargh Gazeite.
REVOLUTION IN HAYU.
Philadelphia, MAY l6, Is

Philadelphia, MAY Is, 1918.
We have, by an arrival. Aux Cages dates oil
the 9th Of April, ;with later news from the
revolution. The people are fully determined
to overthrow the President aud elect another
chief.
The city of Aux Cages and its enviroRs are
strongly fortified, and all business suspended.
The old ministry alarmed by the demenstra-
tons OF the people had resigned, nor had had
there been found those willing 10 succeed
them.
Col. Jaques the leader of the insurgents had
taken forcible possession of Cavailon and was
marching upon Aux Cages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May l6, G P. NJ.
Flour-Sales of Oswego brands at SIS per
Dbl. Ohio is held at 1928. There is no
marked change from yesterday, but the mar
ket is if anything duler.
Grdin-Wheat has tendency, but corn is
steady, with sales OF 5000 bushels prime vel
low at $50. per bushel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
THE COURT OF INQUlRY-HOW GEN.
PILLOW KILLED THE MEXICAN COLO
NEI

The Picayune of the 9th inst, received by
our Express, contains further proceedings OF
the Court Of Inquiry, and the case OF Gen.
Pillow. Two witnesses were brought Tor
ward by that uncommon hero, to prove that
he did Kill Mexican--or fire a pistol at one;
but whether that unlucky person who had the
honor to TALL by the hero's baud, HAD the hon
or also to be a colonel, or captain, or a leu
tenant, or a general in chief, does not pre-
cisely appear; nor does it appear whether he
actually gave up the ghost OF got up and run
away, to stand another shot ON another occa-
sion. 1t does seem, however, that Gen Pill
low gained horse by that shot-and live
horse was better than dead Mexican.
The witness to this sublime exploit were
David Ayres, Gen p. Orderly, and Private
B0uaId Carroll, Company +. Fad Artillery.
Orderly Ayres swOre that he saw some three
or four Mexican officers coming IN the difec-
lion OF the bridge towards which Gen i. was
advancing distance not mentloned;) that Gen
L. fired his pistol ''at one OF the officers, who
Tell to the ground that the horse started to-
wards Gen F., who ordered soldier VINO
WAS near, to catch HIM,
Private Carroll was the soldier who caught
the horse be heard "sone shots fired, and
saw Mexican officer, whom he supposed 10
be a Colonel, fall from his horse; upon which
's1me VOICE told him to catch The horse, and
he caught ID, surprising, from the trapping,
that the rIler "must have been an officer OF
some rank.
That is the whole story General Pillow
fined pistol; -"s1me shots were hfed;-
General T. was one ''amoug The persons who
were mounted on The road, as Private CiruIl
slvS;-a N sxican officer lell-noboJy knows
who;-and horse was captured. We only
wonder This horse was not brought inlo coud
us d witness, along with the saddle aud bn-
dle.-to say nothing ct persons who were
on the road.
However, We may allow and, the coun-
tfy il II choose, may aIlow,-to Pillow The
glory OF having s1ot VI xIcan of his rse;
but we do not thiuk that General Pillow
10 i-Ata u4 won the great b4ttles oil Mexico,
-North A ltrican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
NEVER DESPAIR, YOU CAN BE CURED.

ulLADETPHIA, July l6, 1916
TO THE PUBI.It.-i certify that before my
brance became afflicted with what the Physicians
called SCROFULO. 1t made its appearance by pain
and swelling OF the joints--morc especially of my
kes knees, wrists and elbows; aftr which the glands
attended with most cxcrutiating pains: | was often
confined entirely 10 my bed. and for weeks together
could not move my neck or turn my head several
physicians attended at different lmesbut they did
appear to do any good.
About a year l. was attacked with vomiting
which continued every few minutes all one night The
next day eruption appeared the sides of my neck
which soon spread all my neck, head and face,
with inflammation of my eyes and eyelids, which des
troyed my eyelashes aud caused the hair fall off
my head and soon the disease spread all me; NV
limbs entire seal. could not hebd my hands
without causing the skin 10 crack open, when
the blood would out Some of my finger nails came
OIL In short, was unable To get my living, and
that he might undertake my He directed me to
take his ALTERNATIVE three times day, and his
SANATIVE PILLS as often as should find neces
sary. / have now taken his Alternative 4 mouths
aud am happy 10 say that il has entirely cured me.
CAROLINE NEW BERRY
No liS North Tenth street, Phiia
If any person doubts my statement, they viii please
call upon MrS Stewart and Mrs Doughty 800 Spring
Garden ST rsei, Mrs Tahour where / reside who
acquainted with my situation before aud while
was taking DIR JAMES medicine.
C NEWBERRY
Prepared only by DR. Jayne, Philadelphia, aud sold
on Agency by A BRENTLINGER,
Ashland Row, Menroe ST. Wheeling Va
Also by CRuMBAcKER, Main ST., Wheeling, and B &
tockAYNE, Ehzahehtown Va myls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

EfRESli ARRlVAI.,-Just received-2 more pieres of
tH those superior Three Ply Carpet; ps Brussels do;
ps double twed Nenian do; together with many 9th
er articles whlcA makes cur stock very complete, and
winch viii be sold at reduced prices
Please cali at the new Carpet Store, l13 Main ST.
mis-. MENDEI, HARBOUR q co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

Letters from Yucatan TO the 18th OF Aplil
state 'hat Che Indians have elected Ming
under Tie name 81 licu Ala, which Was the
name o, The hlng OF Caicl before The conquest
oil lie Spauiaris. lie Wa, crowned in The
ium9us ruins oil Chlehes liza On The 9Jh OF
April.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

II Is said that President Polk has restored
Nlid,nlpnnn Pollock, who was sentenced 10
the State Prison Tor shooting an editor in But
flo. Ma York to his RANK IN the Navy. Tie
had been previously parioned from prison by
Gov. Young.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Philadelphia, May l6, 6 P. NJ
Flour-Sales at S5e7Ac per Dbl. The mar
ket isquet.
The markets generally are without change.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

+ meeting of the Directors of the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike company. heid Nav
9th, 1915 IL ordered that the Stoc khoiders he aui
red TO pay to the Treasurer, James Kelly, Esq twenty
per cent upon their capital stock, before the LIST
DAY OF June As the road is now being. rapidly con
strucied punctua compliance with the order will he
expected myl3 ENGLISH Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

The tnitei States Soop of War Saratoga
sailed rem Norfolk Oh Tuesday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
THE FIRE IN DErRoIr.-The Buffalo

Express oil "Wednesday says
DETROIT, May9-3A P. NJ.
Fire got under. Seventy buildings gone.
Stopped at Baubien st. ). B. Hotel and A
mcricau gone. Loss $500 000-hali insur-
ed
StiH LoteY.-A; 10 o'clock 7. NJ, through
the pnltteness OF II. b. ely, Esq. we rrceiv-
c. The following particulars OF the origin and
extent 81 the couAagation:--
TIE fire broke out on the Dock in the large
yellow warehouse formerly occupied By J.
Chester, supposed to have caught from SPARK
from a propeller. A strong breeze from the
south was blowing al the lime The fan es
spread very rapidly. Everything from the
Advertiser buildings OH Jefferson Avenue to
Congregational Church gone, and down TO the
river. Al least three hundred families hurn-
cd out Wales Hotel, formerly American,
and Berney's Temperance House, burned 10
ihg ground. Advertiser office burned out
buildings greatly datusged--type, &c. nearly
all sayed.-N. I. C0ur. d Eng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
KING q HARDING,
CONNIE sSSlON MERCHANTS,
FOX THE SALE or WOOL,
SppINCEIEI n Mass


REFERENCES:
Samuel Lawrence, Esq. Lowell.
Samuel Reynoids)
Hon George Bhss,{ Springfield
Hastings & Co. }
Ron Thomas Hempshall, po,,as,ar No., vo.L
Evere Peck. Esq. "o'e'e' e" i''A
" Reed W ashingion Pa
d : Morgan Co. Pittsburgh, Pa myls-w2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

BALTIMORE MARKET.
Balimore, May Is, 6 P. NJ.
Four--Howard Street is held at So, rs per
bbi. There are more sellers than buyers.
Wheat-Sales of prime White at 81 ,44aSl,
is per bushel.
Corn-Prime White is selling at as cents
per bushel: prime yellow at 49c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18
EXTRA Lace Capes and VeiIs, jus, received at
mylS o w HEISKELL'S.

NRARsEILLES QUlLTS.-3 doz TO- IL and - guar
kvss ter Marsees quilts at very reduced prices just
received at NILS o w IEiSkELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

Judge G Sutton OF Norwalk, Ohio, writes under
date of November TO- lcl6 that "Naushns Vegetable
LuhontiIptlc AAtuTe u doing wonders all kinds of
mpdlnts. People invest wiki properties little
OF the magical Ia Fever aud Ague, in bilious diseases,
IA dfopSy. an gravel, i female dfculy, ung diseases,
consumption, dyspepsia, d nc. for why should
over The whole catalogue IT takes all these aud more,
and iis beneficial elect apparent IN every Instance.
bul 10 what must attribute its success; there
stop the whole course OF ats has puzzled
do n"I understand II Medical men step of their
pain 10 crush q, they put their heel upon it, ESCAPES
ITEM they look alb lie aud they are unoserveJ
they throw OF that d,sutty ana pomposity of
which Halt their capital ia trade, and fat tooth
aad na Ia Pat out Of existence; hut the Ser they
hgt The stronger grows the and TIE weaker
the practice; and diseomfted, they resume with
the of broken. do dandy his fashionable bat
-ed CLOAK, dignity soed aud BY the
nay, ani ala "H " uh an air of majesty, Reader
pamphlet az The hands of Agents THIS vicinity. The
advertisement as n our columns, under Great American
hthrt3. mylS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

80 +FN hcb ask Tor y \ FalInestock's Vermiflse
ohsrrts Gsi prepared al Pittsburgh, IA pers ~ Of
the name OF faiaesiuck has Of de been putting up
spurious limitation which does possess any al ihe
properties wch render te Iruc article sni aud has
given 81 so wade celebrity Tins nosIrilm mas heen
purchased y few Druggists who look the gain
OF lew dollars, than the lives ana safety of thelr
umCrsi and have been instructed by dealers IA this
netarlous traffic 20 offer a whenever A Fanestock's
hermitage ~ called for, and say thai II is lhe same,
which Is contrary 60 truth. Never buy unless you see
Tina you purchase d fahnesocks prepared al Puts
burgh Pa, others Of ANY value in ex oelltna
worms myiS
FOR sale in Wheeling by J. BAKER ana J. CRUM.
BAthEN myis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

DIR. ROSES CONCENTRATED COMPOUND Elk
TRACT of &AKSAPARIILA
THIS preparation has proven sef decidedly superior
40 an other c1inppuna~ Of sarsspsra IL has rrred
ulcers removed impurities OF this blood and strestben
ed in where other preparations Of s,r
sapara rad failed ~ - decidedly superior 10 SWANS
Psaacea having cured diseases where this remedy had
heeu trei VAIN. Dose for adults, tsaspoonflI
three times days children ali the quantity
fnr sale al BkENfLlNGER'S Ap0theea
uyi1 Ashland square, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-18

GAINESVILLE SOAP-I5o boxes lust received ana
- for sale by MORROW a WAkEMAN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-17
Cruelty Killed by Kindness.

A young woman in Vermont married poor, but
worthy man, against her farther's wish. He drove
them from his house, and closed his door and heart
gainst them.
They came into the vicinity of Boston, went to
work, and prospered. After many years, the father
had occasion to come to Boston, He concluded to 90
and see his daughter, expecting cold reception. His
daughter and her husband received him most kindly
and lovingly. After staying with them while, he
went back to Vermont.
One of his neighbors, hearing where he had been,
asked him how his daughter and her husband had
treated him.
4 never was so treated before in my life' said the
weeping and broken-hearted father. They have brok-
en- my heart-they have killed mel don't feel as
though could live under it, what did they do to
you" 'They i0Ued me to death, and killed me with
Kindness said he. can never forgive myself for
treating so cruelty my own darling daughter, who
loved me so ahectionately. | feel if should die
when think how grioved my precious child, when
spurnod her from my door. Heaven bless them, and
forgive me my cruelty and injustice to them
Who does not see in this an nfallible cure for dii-
fcultie3 between man and man? There isnot child
nor man upon earth, who would not feel and say, that
the daughter though so deeply wronged and outraged
by her angry father, did right in treating him she
did That father her enemy, but she was not his
He hated her, but she loved him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-17

1t is sentiment which should be cherished by every
one. One who respects himself will be far more like
ly to be respected by others, than if he has poor
opinion of hmself; and he will be likely to make far
greater exerons to render himself useful in soci-
ETY..
Children should be taught to speak, as well as act
correctly. Let parents call things by their right
names and give words their proper pronunciationnot
calling sauce, sass, and making use of every vulgar
expression eXant-and their children will use language
correctly, even should they never dictionary Or
grammar. 1t is difficult to unlearn what have
learned amiss Many worthy youth has been mex
Pressbly mortified, while visiting his relations who
truly geneel in their manners to find that, al
though they treated him with the utmost poteness his
uncouth manners and vulgar expressions were made
the subject of nrth and derision among the domestcs
The parents of such youths are really cupable for moi
training their children according to the rules Of gen
tty. Let the manners of children be what they
should be at home and they are fitted to appear vel
in any genteel society. A. A. w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-17
8 p 2 % g EG
OF THE
Il ON, JOHN G, P ALFR Z Y,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,,

On the Political aspect Of the Siape QacstiOn.
(n Committee of the Whole the Of the Union January
2j, lSis,)
Mr. Chairman,-On the 22d day of December-a
day cousecated to all time by the first pressure of the
footsteps of the martyrs of liberty the shore of this
Western World, desecrated to all time by the consul
nation, at the other end of this Capitol of the meas
ufcs taken by the champions of Slavery for the admS-
sion Of foreign nationmto this Union for the purpose
Of strengthening and perpetuating that mstuton-th
gentleman from North Carolina, Mr. Clngham) ad-
dressed the Committee on what, in the pamphlet pub
llc0ton OF his remarks he has called the Political AS
pect Of the Slave Question. lie treated the subject
with great courtesey, fairness, moderation, and dignity.
am not sure that his speech will not permanently
connect yet another class Of associations with that fa
nous date. ! see in it evidence that the time has
passed away when it thought necessary to Danish
this great question from the deliberations of the Hall
1oytuly accept the omen. see other indications of
the same welcome improvement in the state of feeling
around u.s. 1t is but lutte while since read two
articles in the "Southern Review" on this subject, of
which the temper and tone were as commendabIe as
the argument seemed to be tallacous. understand
that there has been plan for newspaper in this Dis
trct to be devoted to the interests of Southern Slavery
And, on the other hand plan has not only been pro-
jected but executed for the establishment of paper
of the opposite design The National Eu) Ii is
CONDUCTED win distinguished a0lty, ana, am tolu,
enjoys a wide circulation. There were some threats
of violence, believe, at FIRST but they came TO moth
ing The friends of Liberty, it seems, have at last
fair field Give them that, and they ask no favor
WAS not SO fortunate, MrChairman, as to hear the
whole of the argument Of the gentleman from North
Carolina, some engagements having called me out of
the Hall while he was addressing the Committee.
read the report Of it the next morning in the Intelligent
GER and came to my seat expecting to make some com
ments upon it, if an opportunity should occur Bu
Immediately on the reading of the Journal the death
ofone ofour associates was announced and the House
adjourned over to the next week. For the few days.
within the last two weeks that the House has again
been in Committee on the Message, other ubjects--
Internal Improvements the Treasury Report the Mex
lean War-obtained it's attention. and the interest Gre
ated by the gentleman from North Carolina In the sub