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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

or PILES. INTERNAL OR F~NTtRNAL, rbNAh
NENTLN CURED BY
DR.. Tpham'S Neeelable Elerlnary,
IN MftrHdI RtmtdV, Wtlch, Y p'ta uc-
oording 70 directions, a cure for

in Internal Remody, Wtich, u p'td &C
oorditP 70 directions, u cure for
he IS FuurGrtlfd.
SYMPTOMS on TBE DISEASE
4 common consequence 81 thir Affection . q ktnd OF
trne-ntas. or bearing down sensation, as i " isnthiHy
called: there : siso heat. tension sud thfobtinF "a us
part, v,ry ing from a nIoaerste drgrce ~ these -rn<atIons
h the mos, eIcrutistiuE sufct ing these are eausrdh ~
The rTsai heN Vt hfood 10 the p-ts. Sometimes ts IN
ncr cost u The bowel urojudes a. every evacuation,
forming what rs called pr-iep,us, or falling % The bow
els. this - the effect Of long continued Ffliaiisr snd
weakness Of that organ w some ius'sroes NC pA'len,
experiences nervous pains. viii, D are indescrit shle, AND
Known only 10 the sufferer. which commence iuimeht-
stely amer an evacuation. and continue from thirty MN
utes to several hours; these sensations are ycry aunoY-
ing and .otnei mes VERY distressing This disease, when
OF long continuance. IS attended hy pain and weakness.
in the back. irritation Of the Kidneys and bladder, and
other organs iu the vicinity, pain and numhucss in the
legs and feet, = sense Of sirnituess about the chest. ana
unnatural uiucss in the Adomins 81 viscefs. accompanied
with pslpitstiou Of the heart sud oppression. indivtd
usis sometime experience, previous 10 an stack Of The
Plies. symptoms denotine great arrangement ~ tbe eir-
culstinn' there - a sense Of weight and pressure N THE
abdomen. with q peculiar feeling Of unessiness IN THE
bowels, consultation Of pcunTum, attended " IN pain IN
the bach aud l. ms, nausea, and slight pstns IN The siofn
5 ach, psie cuuutenance, confused sensations w THE head.
7 WEAKNESS, and irritable and fiscuntentsa STATE Of The
1 wand. aud = sense Of miues~ and oppression iE the region
/ of the stomach. The circulation on the surface 10 fee
Ne. and the current 81 blood determined inv ard and
DOWN. ards.
DR trHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARi,
lCUREs ETrECrr Ally, SD rHEEFFoKE FRUvESIs rms
READ THE TESTIMONY.
HUDSON, Decent et II. 1875.
GEsT.-I have used NJ t~phaH's Vegetable Pie Fee
tusry which purchased Of YOU. and hnd 1t one Of tho
test medicines IN use for th- Piles, and also for all bill
Gus affections, arising ffom an impure state of tho sys
en-. Yours, 4 4 O Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
United States, Msrshsl's ohee. New York;

United States, MGrshs's Office. New York;
Drct MIXER 6. Is47.
Messrs Wyatt & ham-Geni understanding
thai you are The general agents for the sale of Dr. Up
bans Vegetable ElectuArv. for the cure of rites. ! have
deemed u ms duty 10 volunteer q recommendation IN
behalf ofthat invaluable medicine have been afflicted
for many years with phcs. ard have tr,ed vsriOus rene.
dies, but win no beneficial efect.-indecd, ! began Ia
consider my csse utterly hopeless. Bat about the FIRST
Of september last, was prevailed upon by a friend 10
make trial OF the aheve named medicine. took his
vdvIee and rejoice to saw that am not only relieved,
hut. AZ believe. perfectly cured. most earnestly rec.
ommend 1t 20 ell who may have the inisfoftnne 10 he
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your OH svt, l. MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
CASTING
WOLFF,S

CO JOKING STOVES.
TUE subscriber has now on hand a full supply Of
- the above Stoves and respectfully invj tcs those who
are IN want Of a good article TO call and ex M inc hs
sock which he will sell low, as he is the only agent for
INC sale of them, purchasers may rest assured they are
getting aGENrINE WoLsF STovE when they buy ofhim.
feb. TIIOSC CIu.RERTnE
so some coal cooking stoves of Pittshure manufacture
a inst rate article. together with a general assortment OF
COPPER, TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, all Of
which will lie disposed of on the most reason Able ter ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

Sweet Meats, &c. h hs',so,. r, M ASp,s,,
ges, Ginger, Citron Peaches. Pears, Ounces. Crab An.
pies, Strawberrits. Raspterries, Cherries. Iamsons and
Grapes; Peach. Pear. Ounce, &C. Marmciades; also,
Ounce, Fear, Apple, Quay aba, Blackberry and Currant
Jeliies. Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
Brandy Apricsis, Peaches, Pears, C ages and Cranes;
finger, fine A ppe, Sr ssparilIa, Lemon aud K aspfeuy
' ineear syrhps; Annis Seed. Noyaa Rose and perfect
Love Ccrdials.
CONFECTloNARY, ETC.
The greatest variety o Frenoh and plain c. nfretions.
~ Consisting IN part as follows; Bon Rons. Fruitdrops,
Jelly Cakes, Chtysiaiized Fruu, Cum Droos, Conserve.
Rose Drops, Cordial Strawberries ana Raspherries I'M
tailon ffuii- Grange flower Drops, Burnt and Rose Al.
moi'ds, vanilla Cream Candy, Love Candy; ornaments
iui cake, flate papers; Ginger, Sassafras, Mint Lemon
ana Pepper l.ozenses; Apricot, Fig and Julute Paste;
sugar sand; refined and Com Liquorice; Crimson and
PLAIN Jelaiine; Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract vanils.
oil Lemon and Rose Water.
PICKLES
London, Picalilla, %samphirc, chow Chow Onion and
mixed Pickles. Eastern; CucumbeIs, Burr do mixed,
uuions' Cum, Eng Walnuis, Peaches, Cherries, Olives,
Manages, Caulhowcr, Martins and Nastuuions.
SAUCES. CATSUPS. ETC.
John Bull, Caviee, India Soy, Harvey. Reading and
fep'er ~ uces; Essence Anchovy rasto, India Cnrric
Powders Horse Radish; tapefs, Tomato, Euy Wa n II
and Mushroom Catsups; Sardmcs; Sailed OH; pi eparcd
! reneh Mustard. kentucky, and New York.
do; Green corn in cans. Just received and tor sale by
5. u.
dec IA ga corner Main and Jefferson street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF MAIN * QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND n CO..

WHrehoNst No. 7, n nr0e Strett.
THE subscribers are prepared To make and keep con
= stAntiy ON hand a. tie a.ove establishments. all kinds
Of Castings, taaking. Franklin, Bslloan, and Cannon
Stoves Of al sizes and patterns H~ohowware, wagon
Rove, Plough Castings, Crates, Plat Irons. sugar aud
w ash Kettles. &C. a complete assortment. We have
usI received some splendid patterns for farIor Grs,ss.
the heaiesi ever brought 10 thus city. Persons who in
tend banding are respectfully requested To examine then
before purrhasinE aay other Kind. We have a large 10,
Of patterns faT Mil gearing. the Lesi IN the place, which
We will make 10 order al Ice low esi rates; aiso Thtesh
ing Marhins Castings. Wew,t also eontiaas 10 naau
tsetnre The INHERENT kiads of fioa-hs esaip.c.e, used In
this section Of cunnify, and warranted equal to suv maS,
in ths western country, We wt!l u arrani all our cast.
iaEs and Other work dDas al our establishment. AUD 4.
cheap a. can te msiv IA fitishsr gh, Cincinnati or an,
othef establishment M tAis city. Persons wishinx 10
purchase any a tcFt our lire " IN please give a, .s,
aaa1hahitue aTtisu,rlyrs
"pl HAMILTON. SANDS. a 40.
pEEhlth tOos us Stoves 81 various sriee. fran 4,
4 10 ~ dolsrs. Al J~uHkros's, Jas barka k,u.,,
warfssedt 10 wof. well OF the sons7 refunded. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
PEkIN TEA COMPANY

ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
ii'ItE subscribers wouid respectfully ~
~ forni tissr customers and eii irteres-
kSeAs4lQ ted, that they have received a fresh lot Of
those very superior Teas from lie ~.
NSH0 KIN COMPANY, New York. making
49, their assortment complete. Among thoss
received are the follow ing.
Guupowdrr, sery superior, 81. sc
Imperial l.5C
Silver Leaf &C
This TIE, 10 seldom sold even by large Dealers
owing 10 the mi profits on lis sale.
Young Hyson. supt rior, 7s
Do good q
Golden Chop l,0
This 10 the finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
Gunpowd der, superior l.0C
lmm nal, do. Loo
Also a large variety Of BLACK TIiAs, IN a word
II you want tho hest tea in tho City, call al The sulseri.
hers, where you can always he 81 ! Of getting a pure
article frrsh, ~ We are IN receipt OF Ieas \ mos every
week from The largest Tea House IN tic United States
BASsETT l. KUBlNsON, South Wedding.
For particulars see our general advertisement. also
small bills accompanying each package. u
Marshall Beacon please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

Egramsnt, Berks co, Mass Nov 90. 1877.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
oil suffering aud relief, OF which, as physician aud wit.
ness IN the case, | ehceriully endorse. la CnArsAs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

NoTlCE-The genuine Uptam's Eleoiuary has his
written signature. thus or 4 Uphsn, NJ. DN The
hand ~ alone done with a pen. Price 81 per box.
0- Sold wholesale and retail, by VAT q
l2l Fulton street, n. Y, and by Druggists
generally throuI bout the United States and Canadas.
J.C"RUMBACKER Agent for Wheeling. Va
jan IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
Sign Of the Big Panther.
HATS AND CAP S.

HATS AND CAP $.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NOW manufacturing at Jons J. iloas'. Hat and cap
estaells liiiies,t On Union street. hesr the South end
aiihe market house. Five black Beaver. No ] exirs black
Nnifa, No Aoieskin. No slk. tate -syhr. together
win a general a.,~rtneht Of common lieavsT hats, ala
us's, angola Eats. Rough aud Really Hats, c!azed halls
Wool hats, High crowns. Low crowns. Wide hriss.,
Nsrow hrias. White, BLACK AMI Irah bats, Meas
i".tIs' and h,ys' hats which sm d~ era ned TO cell
wholssals snd retail al very how pric's. s.pio
EIiNk Rack cloth ruthans fr iufanis.
= Eed ftssh, biaek aud bro "a ftu>h cai~.
Superior nae tliisd silk caps Tor tssts and Youths.
Pine a. de- do d.
40 . great variety Of cloth cape far q 90 ana
rv1AA' rSGy 'sw geeSH I. WSssIa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
RAl SAM.

a 81 yout friends II they know Of any t1ing that
"a viii 80 speedily cure a long and tedious eoryh, raj
sing Of hood. hfoachf is.dyspeptie consumption, toarse
ncs~ infuenya. ant diseases ofthe threat. az the Oioso
,rt,nf AMI theN will tell you-no- There revet has a.
,et hceu = remedy introduced 10 putlic notice which has
zen %proiiciiv We OF So much good IN 50 short a space Of
.---- :. - IAnan.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
MAGNETIC

ELECTRIC PILLS, GALVANIZED
PLASTER.
Magnetic Hther No, | for Consumption,
Magnetic Ether No. ,. for Nervous
DISEASES, Mdgnetic Ether No,
3, for Liver Com
climate I.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

Case. Sicily Liaaoriee, l case Rehnsd do. for sale ny
, sas II A sAAsA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

fhe les; strengthening PLASTER in the world, and n So
vercign remedy for pains or weakness IN the Back
Loins, Sides. Breast, Liials, Joints, rheumatism, Lum
baeo, etc One million year viii not supply ihede
rard. Price l2i cents
The lozeuges, Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by Or.
ShcTmsn's Agents ioi hs Olesaonian or All healing BAL
sam niove. ie nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
DIR. SwEETSEE'S PANACEA.

~" 2 %"y IOtF fNF's
/ | certify that for the isSt Eve Year,. have been at
fietcd with Dyspepsis and W ster Brssh. accompanied
| " IN a general weakness of the whole system. particu-
lariy distressing Pans IN the hack. Al times my dlees
| ticn W as 80 sad that could scarcely keep any thing on
| NV stomach, and conce I could moi touch. had teen
| attended bv several doctors. ard Rad takrn srreat many
| prescriptions, without receiving any .ensht. A few
weeks ago commenced taking DR.. svee'er . Pansees.
/ and heforr had Tn shed the frsi bottle. | felt certain Il
would cure me. as no medicine had taken had such an
effect on tsc. | have now taken three hotties. and feel
perfectly well. I am, however. iakirg smother hottie TO
strengthen my nervous system. make this siateRient
publicly, To let afflicted know wberei TO ohaain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19

A premium b~ntifr-ice. The hest article known fer
cleansing ard whitening The teeth, strengthening the
gums, and swee'ening tho breath, etc. II should be used
every night with a slit brush, and The teeth and mouth
will only require a slight washing in the morning. Price
o5 cents pcr rot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
Price $40 per hs,tle. Sold by the following Agents
A q Wheeling
WADDLE& VANCE Triadelphia
GEO. WILSON, West Alexander.
NHERMIN'N COIHH LOZENG EN.
n TOOTH PASTE

They give immediate relief in nervous or sick head
ache, palpItation Of The heart, iowness Of spirits, despon
dency, SUPPRESSION or sense Of siuking ofthe chest, dr"~
slness, l. ,3tcrica! affections and all nervous diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

Il Public Adksses were made BY Philip s
II Whine, ef Phsbeiphia, the Most Worthy Patri-
arch Of the tIied States, and By Thomas NJ
I Gally, Of whting, Deputy Grand Worthy Pa
triarch Of the Ste. Inthe course Of his remarks,
Mr. WINE re, letter from one Of his deputies,
bro. Kahga-gk ah-bowh, ofthe Oieobwa nation,
Informing hiu,fthe kind reception Of the Order
IN shat far OF De Of Indians, and Of me vast re
formation eGech BY il, even among me unciyft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

n IuIlu8 tlI5 7THTess OF MT. OIdIIy etIUE5 tNtu
sobbed aloud, pm the Most Worthy Patriarch
in the chair, De very boys on the gallery steps
--nearly all VIE moved 10 tears,
A number wholesome and sanitary iaws
were passed a decisions made, all Of which
viii be paNlted and sent to the Divisions as
soon as praclfable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
The Cboventiop. .d;our,.a - -. 3.

he can 4 The Chairman. should Nj. cpie d
LEsfER IRON Mr.. RofTs.
Inc hsshmond Times contains a letter frcl
me Hon. John M. Bolts, In which he advocate
Wing National Convention, and Henry Ola
q tne Whig candidate, Of whose election, 4
says, tAerces net douba. He Is opbosed 10 Ger
Taylor be{aase ne &lii netupensy svew hiu,r,
Whig. fie says;
when lsay | feel cor dent that M Cav -,
oe clecIed, know shall be answered: SO vol
5aoHgh IN ~ True. did-so did We alI-bu
hat Is 10 Mason we should be deceived again !.
y, on The contrary, the hest reason Why we shonl,
NOT bel am only Sandar,.l fha 49, : !:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
aler power Al fhis nninl Z cors.i,.l. - -

ed in the saie Of Virginia, and has but fe
lequais "A Ae country. Il is designed BY Il
Company who purchased this valuable prfSiles,
10 erect as spcn as practicable, Paper Mi
| Cotton Factory, and such other extensive COZ
Germs as viii tender the plaes attractive and drar
Ithiiher an active and enierprising population
The day y not far distant when thai portion .
lear county lying along the Shenandoah win b
densely populaied. and the whiz Of the reel an
ouzEof the senly heard along is banks for mile.
The price paid for the privileges obtained i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
lculaiions hr ihal nnern

trous defeats'
AltAoaeh we hare very kreat \
s,1ac;,,- ~ ~. -. =. ( -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

P'eu m FdIuc- We uusI mi NE C0fnpany al
County win be mutually profned BY he pu
chase and the prosecution q sAeinissdea ektel
sive Factories.
THE DIFFICULTY sEfftkN.
We are pleased to learn that the recent dificd
Iy between Reverdy Johnson and Robert .
Brent Esqs, Of TIE Baltimore Bar, has been an
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

;s.s.[ saLE or wArER POWER. Sc
~. 4 ,h,t immense and valuable " asel
Is - -, n,;-inr he whole bed q The shsnan-
fOs ~ s',sr Islanas Adjoining, ana soasidsIss y,
acan s,s .nd, On bosh sides Of he River Z; 'as
Ir,ss :. n q HarpsrsFefIy, was soh :.
upp !,' .a,s,ss q me lsi and "a inst We So
AZ PidPssyls sPiri.sd. al NJ 4 20 An.
Mills" The whole Of the water power, and
greatest portion o. The land including all the Va
isabss improvements, were purchased BY an
Eastern Company IN connection with one 81 he
mos, wealthy and iensePrizing citizens Of our
county.
Ihe Water Power. including about one hun
ana iorfy-hve acres oflaad, was sold for secOo,
and the lots, which had previously been survey
ed and laid off rf1re sr,l1 ~ !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
=

SONS OF TEMPERANCE
RI. Grand Division Of The Sons Of Temper
-. : ), .oncludeds harmonious session Of three
- e alexandrii on yesterday week There
-. 8. se- ,pemberbresent, comprising reprcsen-
-. .,.... 80. Divi}ns IN irsAond, Petersburg,
,.ss..,;,s Alextiria Fredericksburg, Lees
Tr;sdlebuiand Snickersville, iscudcan
q. 3. rImer,ie. rrualfer county New
49, = frredef1cl county; Woodstock, Shenan-
doah'county; B3oursville and the Court HcdsA,
Orange county Etanarisville, Green county !;
Charles,ovn. lerson county Charlottesville
and Fairfax @. These represented y ofthe
subordinate Dikcns, The whole tfamber ID the
Stale being ovd00.
In addition ID Is large attendance ofdelegafes
from our own SIS, he nj. w. p. Of the United
States. from Pltdelphia; p. G. w, p. Kenne-
ldy 5of New Yk and delegation from the
Grand Dirisiotf Maryland, twenty IN number
were present king in all nearly sixty persons,
hesides The Al a5rsA d.slSosfae +, &hnetAlft A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

friend Of Mr.. Brent, rose and addressing 4
bench remarked, that he had the pleasure to sta
that the Late unpleasant misunderstanding who
had occurred in open court between Messs
Johnson and Brent had been amicably adjuste,
and in a manner equally satisfactory and honor
bic TO both parties, Charles H. Pitts, Esq, ais
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
- - - - = - ~ = :"

great Taybr demonstration has been re-
Gently made in he City Of New Orleans, in which
some Of the mst prominent men Of Louisiana
participated. 1easures were taken for holding
a Convention san early day, ard for the forma-
ton Of a Taylf Electoral Ticket A series Of
| resnlnfinris ND adnnfed from which rre take
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05


sAAfURDlE MORNING,
RfPsyARr :, 1888.
ssl sssF1I's sAsplD.rr -. s.ss,sFsT. !
GEN. ZACH. TAYLOR.
hRoREssIoNs or ATrACnnENr.
Aportion ofthe leading politicians al lie Norib,
. Who belong 10 the Wing party, are, Just now,
very loud Ia their proiesions ofaitachinent 70 The
Baee Of Ashland Nov, be b ne great embo-
diment win them. and they argue, stronger
nan ever but for the life q rs we are unable
% discover what mighty inflneAee Has been en-
eaged % work his Wondrons change m The SEN
sincnls 81 me people al The NORTH What bat
NNDg ram has been used 70 break down the
mnrsive walls d. prejudice which seemed 10 en-.
<ifels'ihe hearts ofthe People Of The North when
the cause o. Mr.. Gar was in their own hands /
However strong our attachment however
.deepEoo,ed and settled the conviction that in6nie
ininsiice has been done HeNRY cLar--we canno,
;sonscds p merge orr attachment into blind infa-
taation-we cannci consent 70 let a first love-
led us % he verge Of another political whiri-
pol, trusting those who have never before 81.
tended the helping hard, TO rescue Us in that hoer
r. dangers However grea, has been the sinjus-
De- done q he splendid character Of Clay, no
snnbeam Of light has difIuscd itself across our
paihway 70 eonvince us tia, our eeuesry Is no.s
ready 70 award him the merit due his exalted m
tellect and his lofty moral charselefs The coun-
~, we say. Is not now ready q elevate mailman |
Who would honor he esiiee as much as The Office
would honorhim: Theconyiriion is fas,enedup-
o. cur minds thaithe man who would rather be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS-. /
Direc, Taxation aye, what say the people 81
he county 70 Direct Taxation for the support q |
IL Mexican WAR; This movement made r.
louise 81 fscr-ssentatives on Tuesday by Mr..
thar r1-s Administer msmber. win Be one
his celebrated lqpj,e A. ihue, ...ea,ion a. did
The discussion = he H 10 ~ 49, rssotll
70 refer The several portions or the Message Of The
President was closed al two o'clock. and the vote
was about being taken, when Mr.. -lUilmot offer
lea an amendment to one Of the resolutions, VIZ
And that the said committee be instructed 70 r.
port bftl 70 raise, annually during the war, and
until the payment Of the public debt, thesnm 81
s. 900, O00 TO be assessed on personal property,
stocks, and money On interest, 70 be apportioned
among the States, as provided BY the Constitu-
tion, and that they report by bill or Otherwise
Mr.. Gentry suggested d modification, Sharthe
committee inquire into the exPediency
Mr.. Wilmot accepted Of il, and said THAI Of all
national curses, an enormous public debt was the
worst. On extraordinary occasions, an appeal
ought to be made to the pockets ofthe people It
was the straight forward mode; and he was sor-
~ osay that the Secretary Of the Treasury had
not the courage 70 recommend now what heurged
when he was in the South.
The amendment was agreed to--ayes %, nays
The house adjourned without taking theques-
tion on the resolutions.
A resolution has been offered by Mr.. Duncan
Of Kentucky, in the House, calling on the Presi-
dent If not Incompatible with the public interest,"
70 communicate to the House, the letter Of Gen.
Taylor, dated the day before the battle of Bueha
Vista was fought, sent to the War Department
ia reply to one from the Secretary Of War (which
has long been made pnblic) to Gen. Taylor, COM
planning Of the letter written BY Gen Taylor 10
Gen. Gaines. There i a very earnest curiosity
manifested, generally, to see thai 1etteri The
question is, viii Mr. Polk surrender it2
The discussion in the Senate still goes on upon
the ten regiment bill, and with no sign Of its
drawing 10 aclose It is understood that several
members, among them Mr. Webster, intend to
speak upon il. The subject would seem to have
haef, ovhanetad nv ,,ravions .t,an lnro hnf Tiara