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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

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REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr. Shelley. from IN, com -eon Ra-,a.
poraaInrai oI Re,rsssurati1n ar seoted ,l..
ia.,3nla5 report, waica was read and agrrr3
10.
The committee To whom was referred The
r,,.aut.,i. directing them To in,air. INTO .tl.
fx9-dirncy OF r..app5r.iYlip. In. Ds.r.atr-
ami senators throughout the Com noinvr... n.
in conformity with the provisions of the 3lh
section OF the Bid article of the constitution.
hte- A5d the same unlel constellation. an (
have come 10 the following res 5lutiou:
Resolved. That this committee ask to be
discharged from the further consideration OF
4 the subject to them referred.
RESOLUrIONS
On mGtion OF Mr. Lancaster.
Resolved. That the committee ON Trade
ana Mechanic Arts. De- instructed To enluir.
ia.o the expediency of reporting a bill rtvi,-
ia4 aad amending the act incorp lratia! the
Gs-H Fills Manufacturing Company. passed
An Fe5rulry. 1889
Oh motion oil Mr. Lanier,
Resolved. That the committee of Courts of
Justice euquire into the expedieacy OF pro.
yiljng b. iaw, that all d-ctees ia chancrr1.
she'll hereafter be executed bY the Sherilfs and
S-rzcauts OF the several counties and corpo-
rll1ns OF this commonwealth, unless the par
tie, themselves shall otherwise agree.
On mDtion of Mr.. Oldham, ,hs report OF the
committee oi claims respecting The petition
of Wan. neyener was taken up. a.l ordered
to be recommitted to th- said committee.
ENGROSSED BILLS.
A bil 10 amend an Act authorship IA.
establishment Of free sch.-lls in The Com
a7a0ealth 50 iar as the County OF PauicA is
concerned PISSED
bin pro,iding amendments ia the law
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

A bachelor m DsuJt, having ADVERTISED
Tor wife 10 share his lot. aa .anNio,,s KY
qnlreT has soll ited information as % H.
size oil said lot - 'He
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

ilst rapaivn6 Al the Baltimore colatgg store
- va 2i0 natr PLAN D. * apI fancy ga.
siher ahi cassluel pants; 100 p!2n and fancy sllit
ana velvet and clots vesl. ass, ey 4ue blanket aud
teA'eT oNefcaals, do sach and dress coats, hnc
IS nave few more ten Of very me one AMI -irat
aai eoc-, Gopd assortment Of hats caps aaa ao,f;
FOR want o room shall satbem AZ cost at rta %
wu'tcHa.c. Come nl Rough aud E54tfY l., Tie BAN.
more tu G.itg Store white here Is . .. moro len Oh
Maa street, i55, doors te.ow hiscr's.
l4n@. NJ STEIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

a. On Man street. one or north Of Or Todd.
- ptai and Medicine store, WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

Bleaching Powd'r. e. Cone .,o i Liza sas',
fsei from The manufacturer ~ England rzce.qr rec $
css'l or approved bills, ny " & Nj Ml'gCHElIREE.
- Ion l.l...1tV rect.
t|ol,,. l0J ih's JUS fscciyed on ,on.,,
'N'''' for saehy Jan 20 BLACk& KVjy "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Cnnlnairn Gazctte.

We are desirous of circulating more copies of
the Lancaster Gazette, through the County dur
ing the coming Campaign. Todo tins we make
another offer.
We will supply the Gasens to any individual
who pays us ssveRiyfve ceu,s in adr0nce, from
the 10th OF June until after the Presidential
election.
Or, we will supply tue Gateae to len individ-
nails, who will pay us six dollars in adr0ace aud
have their papers directed to one address.
This is the last offer. which we shall make fol
the Campaign; but if there are any more wings
in the County than our subscribers, who feel that
tkeir hearts and souls are big enough TO give two
dollars year towards tho support of county, a
homo paper, we would be glad to have them hand
in their names. We wish to improve the ap
pearance of the paper and make it more worthy
of the party in this county, so soon as we lind that
the support extended to us will justify it. We
cannot, with safety do this unless we are war
ranted in SO doing by an increased circulation
We wish if possible to convince the people o.
this county. who extend their support to neutrnl
often pretended neutral, papers, that "neutraiitl
iR politics is neutrality in religion and neutrdiit!
fs God"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Treaty Of Peace.

From all accounts from Mexico, we
are persuaded that the Treaty of Peace
will be ratified by the Mexican Congress
The vote in ono house was SO yeas to 3s
nays, and the Washington Union has ad
vices that it will surely pass the other
But until ratifcations are exchanged, we
should not be too certain of Peace.
Another battle has taken place in San
taFe between our troops and the In
dians. The lattel lost great many in
killed and wounded. Our loss was two
killed and six wounded.
The late news of the movements o
Parades leads us to believe that he doe'
not possess SO much power as has beeI
represented.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Congressional.

During tho past week, the Senate has
been engaged in discussing the Oregon
Bill-the principle feature Of the discus
sion being the "Wimot Proviso." At
our latest dates, no vote had been taken
upon it.
In the House, DR.. EDWARDS presented
report against the importation of adul-
terated drugs, which ispronounced to be
very able one.
A report was also presented by Mr.
STRoHM and ordered to be printed, show
ing up the inaccuracies of the late Trea'
sury Report. Poor Walker!
The Naval Appropriation bill was dis.
cussed.
The Post Office bill, as amended by
the Senate, was taken up and passed; but
we have no means, at present, OF learn
ing its contents.
We can give nothing else of genera
interest. Congress will probably adjourn
for day or two, to attend the Wing Con
vention and get SO per day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
COMMITTEE Of Public safety,

twill be seen by reference to the For.
eign news, that the Jacobins of France
attempted to overthrow the Government
for this purpose "dissOloing" the Ma
tional Assembly and creating Commit
tee Of Public Safety" The Government,
however, did not treat them very kindly,
but soon put an end to their disorgani.
zing schemes. In our State, these Jaco-
bins have done the same thing, but un-
like the French Republicans, the Wings
very graciously acknowledged the favor
in appointing the committee and gladly
avail themselves of their services.
We do hope that these Jacobins, who
have been so eager in lavishing praise
upon the Republicans of France, will not
now that these Republicans discounten.
ance "ulterior measures" turn against
them and refuse them their sympathy
AS we'll might they oppose the election
of their nominee, Lewis Cass, because
he does not countenance revolutions in
this Republican Government of ours.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Oregon War.

Last week we informed our readers
that War had broken out between the
Whites and Indians of Oregon. 1t mat
ters not who were the aggressors or what
causes instigaled the murder of the white
population there. 1t is sufficient for our
purpose to say that the Americans there,
in territory belonging to US, were left un-
protectedi and the consequences are
seen.
Now the Administration are wide a.
wake to their duty, for they know that
the people will demand of them protec-
tion to American settlers in Oregon. In
May 1916, Congress passed bill to raise
a mounted regiment for this purpose; the
following extract will show, among other
things why it was not sent there:
Mr.. Polk sent in message upon Ore.
gon, requiring the loan of a regiment to
put dawn the Indians there. A some
what desu)rory debate ensued thereupon
A member from our State asked, with 2
good deal of pertnency, why Mr.. Polk
could not as easily send a regiment there
on his mere authority, as order the ad
vance ofan army. without consent of Con
gress, into foreign or neutral territory
across the Nueces. Like "Baxter's Cal
to the unconverted," there was no answer
to shis question.
Judge Collamer of VT, made an indig
nant speech upon the unauthorized diver
sion made by the President of a regimen
voted two years since for this same pur
pose-the protection of our citizens anc
rights in Oregon. He reminded the
House, that in 1916. aregimeut had beer
voted by Congress for such purpose
which the President afterwards used il
prosecution ofhis war with Mexico
war unnecessarily and unconstitutional
ly begun" Our citizens in Oregon wer,
abandoned to their fate, in order to Civ,
the President an opportunity of acquirn,
more glory from the vigorous prosecu
tion" of the war with Mexico.- Wasl
Cor. ~ Y. Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Hear Vel Henr Vel

The June Term ofthe Court of CONS
mon Pleas. for this county, will CONS
mence its session, on next Monday week.
June 10Th.
10 our friends throughout the county.
who owe US and can as easily as not pay
us, we would earnestly say-.briag or send
as our dues. Our work has been done and
shall we not be paid for itl We dislike
these frequent duns; but necessity COM
pels us to make them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
The Vote ON the Treaty.

The injunction of secrecy has been re-
moved from the proceedings ofthe Senate
upon the Treaty with Mexico and from
the documents accompanying the same
The Records are much too voluminous to
be published in any paper and it will be
sometime before they are officially pub.
lished.
The National Intelligencer says:-We
have, however, procured for the imme-
diate publication copy of so much Of
the Journal as includes the final vote in
the Senate upon the Treaty as amended;
and here is:
The question was stated. "Will the
Senate advise and consent to the ratii
cation of the Treaty in the form of thi:
resolution"
And it was determined in the afirma
tive: Yeas 3S, nays IA.
Those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs. Ashley, Alherton, Bagby, Bell
Bradbury, Bright, Butler, Calhoun, Cam
eron, Cass, Clarke, Crittenden. Davis, oi
Mass, Davis. of Miss, Dayton, Dickin
son, Dix, Downs, FeIch, Foot, Greene
Hale, flanagan, Hunter, Johnson Of Md
johnson. La, johnson, of Ga, Mangnm
Mason, Miller, Moor. Niles, Rusk, Sewer
Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood, Yulee.
Those who voted in the negative are:
Messrs; Allen, Atchison, Badger, Bald
win, Benton, Berrien Breese, Corwin
Douglas, Lewis, ,Spruance, Upham, Web
ster, WescOtt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Al his D,,tV.

Our readers will be happy to learn, as
we are happy to inform them, that the
member of the "Commit,ee of Public
Safety" for this district has commenced
the performance of his duty.
On last Sunday evening, he was seen
examining Carpenters and Giesy's ad.
dition to the town of Lancaster.
The "public" of Pickaway, Fuyette
and Madison need no, be greatly alarm,
ed for their "saie,y." Doubtless, ahe,
the member gets through with this coun
~, he will pay flying visit to the othel
counties Of this district, In the near
time, we trust that no serious occurrence
will take place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Feeling OF the People

On his way to Washington, in passing
through Philadelphia and Baltimore, the
people, having heard of his route, wenI
to the landings of those cities and gave
General Scott most joyous reception
the ou'fowing of generous impulses ant
grateful hearts.
The meeting between him and Gener
al Cadwalcder, in Philadelphia, is sale
to have been most impressive.
In both cities, he addressed some Leau
tiful and appropriate remarks to hi
friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
The Anniversaries--seoond Advent,

The first week ofMay, in New York,
is called Anniversary week, in which
nearly all the religious and benevolent So
ceiies of the country hold their annual
meetings. The New York Morning Star
says:
One remarkable feature Of the relig-
ious anniversaries this year, is the gener.
al expression of beliefin the near ap'
proach of the Acknowledgment ol
all denominations have apparently united
in this belief, and the Rev. DR.. Tying very
pontedly alluded to what he conceives
to be the ful6llment Of prophecy in the
revolutions now going on in Europe
He appears to look fog the second coming
ofChrist in Palestine in connection with
the restoration of the Jews"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

UNION MAGAzINE-We have received
from the publishers, the June number Of
this very excellent and neatly executed
Magazine. Two beautiful engravings,
The "Rescue" and the Guide" with a
fashion plate, embelish this number, the
first of which is superb. There are con-
tributions in it from such writers as Mrs.
Ellet, Mrs. Hurbert, Charles Lanmon,
Tuckerman, Peck and Greely.
JAMES L. De GRAw is now agent for
the proprietors, to whom all communica-
tions should be addressed. The terms
are So, for one copy-swo copies for IS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

this State we have much to do. We have
to meet the "reyolutionists" and "disor,
ganizers" at every point. They will fight
with desperate onergy-they will cling
with despairing agony to the last hope
of power and spoils, and it is our duty to
meetthem boldly and fearlessly and drive
them from every hold. Be up, then, and
at them,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Doctor Odds.

Tho Circleville Herald says that, since
the nomination of Cass, the Doctor has
been laboring under the most extraordin-
ary excitement. He struts up and down
the streets, laughs, grins, s,Oells, and talks
increasingly about Cass and himself
The Doctor SaUOlis! of what use, we
pray, is the member of the Committee OF
Public Safety for this district, when he
allows such things to bel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Barnbnrncr's Movements.

On last wednesday, John Van Buren,
was to speak at Tammany Hall.
On the 2sth ult., Ex-President Var
Buren privately avowed his intention tc
oppose the election of General Cass.
The Buffalo Daily Republic Demo.
cratic Baruburner) has hoisted the name
ofJohn A Dix for President, subject to
the decision of the Utica Convention.
So brightly burn the Cass fresI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
General Cnss 5 Chicngo Letter.

There is a desire, now that General
Cass is nominated to see his letter to the
Chicago Convention. 1t is subjoined and
its perusal will excite as much contempt
among the people, as it did at the Con-
vention, where it was received with his
Sos and derison:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
CONNECTICUT U. :. senators.

The Legislature Of Connecticut has at
length elected her Scnators-Hon TRU-
MAN SMITH and Hon. RosER S. BALD
WIN, the former for six years from the
close of Mr.. Niles term--the latter for
the balance of Mr.. Huntington's term.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Court Of Inquiry.

The Court met at Frederick. Md, on
the 3olh ult, but adjourned over owing to
the absence of General Pillow. General
Scott returned TO Washington. The
Court will not proceed TO business until
the arrival Of Gen. Pillow.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

VWe are indebted to a friend il
Mexico for files of the "Ancicaa Star,
published in the City Of Mexico, and
bundle of "Cigarettas" highly favored
We find nothing new in the former, il
the latter we both saw something new
and tasted something excellent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Rail Road Vote in ZanesvIlie.

The town of GAINESVILLE, by vote of
$50 torto IA against, has decided in fa-
vor of subscribtion Of $4,000 to Rail
Road connecting the town with the Ohio
river.
The county of Muskingum will, in
few weeks, vote, upon similar question.
No doubt is entertained of the success of
the measure.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
"OId IrOnSides."

Tbs glorious old Frigate. which has
beenin the Dry Dock, Charlestown. since
February last, was taken out of the Dock
on last Saturday week, having been re-
paired from stem to stern. She is to be
fitted for sea with all despatch. What
glorious "reminiscences arise, whenever
this gallant old ship is spoken of!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
DETROIT. May 26th, 1S4S.

Dear Sir-I am obliged toyou for your
kiad attention in transmitting me an invi-
tation to attend the Convention on Inter
nal Improvements,w which will meet inChi-
cago in July. Circumstances, however,
will put it out of my power to be present
at that time.
l am. dear sir, respectfully yours,
w. l.. Whiting, Esq, LEW. CASS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Iowa Election.

The official returns from this State
give T. H. Benton, Jr., LocefocO, seven
teen majority for State Superintendent.
Tho Iowa Standard says that a proper
scrutiny of the returns would give Mr..
Harlem 9s majority, The election is to
be contested.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.--This Mazazine,
for the present month, has come to hand.
lis Embellishments are.-.a Portrait Of
Capt. Walker, continuation of the se-
ries of portraits of the Army Heroes;
view of Cincinnati and the usual inimita-
bic Paris Fashion plates. Among it's
prose and pue.ical articles, we find con-
tributons from some ofthe very best wri-
ters ofthe country.
The prospectus forthe next volume. com
mencing in July, accompanies the num-
Der. In addition to the usual attractions,
aseries of portraits ofthe great men, who
now figure conspicuous'y in the affairs Of
Continental Europe, is promsed---the Sc
ries to commence with Lamartine.
The terms of the Magazine are the
same as heretofore single copies SO. two
copies $5, FIVE copies $40, and twelve
copies $40. Address GEO. R. GRAHAM
& Co., Philadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Map or Fairfield County.

We have seen the impression of this
Map from the Engravers, at Cincinnati,
and it looks well. We are informed by
Messrs. RANKIN e. COFFEE that it will be
ready for delivery by tho first of next
,oon,h
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
@On Monday last, both Houses of
Congress adjourned over until Friday.
TIe American FInr.

Int Senate. last week. Mr.. DAVIS, Of
Mississippi, in neat and eloquent man.
ner, presented the American Flag. which
first waved over the Halls of the Monte
zumas' 1t is to be placed beside the
sword of Washington and other relics of
American History. The Flag was brought
to this country by General Twiggs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

~ The Richmond Wing says: THE
Locofoco Committee, in sending copy
oflheir proceedings to France, ought by
all means to have sent copy of the splen-
did eulogy on Louis Philippe by their
nominee, General Cass."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
The County Press.

Mr.. Bliss, who short time since retir-
ed from the editorial department of the
Elyria Courier, says in his valedictory:
"H riU not do to desert tie County
Press" Other sheets cannot supply its
place. They may be larger, and more
amusing or perhaps more instructivei
but country paper almost necessarily
contains large amount of matter which
no intelligent man can spare"
gThe Girls object to stopping the
mails on Sunday, especially in the eve.
ming, unless they stop at their houses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
~ Baltimore Citv was visited h

~ Baltimore City was visited by a
most destructive fire on the 2Sth ult. It
broke out in Cotton Factory and was
not subdued until about $l5O.OO0 worth
ofproperty was destroyed. Great dis
tress was occasioned to the inhabitants of
the burnt district.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

~ The Ohio Statesman. with the in
stinct ofa hyena, is charging upon Gen.
Harrison the stigma of Black Cockade
Federalism. 1t is amazing to see how
venomously the Spoilsmen yet express
themselves against the Good President,
merely because he ousied few Of them
from Office. Scioto Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

u The General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church passed re-
solutions, before its adjournment, to sub.
init the Property question" to disinter-
ested arbitrators.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

I The Steamer CiarksuiHe was des-
troyed by fire, on the 9th ult., near Ozark
Island and about 40 persons perished.-
The Ladies were saved by jumping over
board on chairs with life-preservers at
tached to them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

@lf the author of the communication
signed "a WING" will send US his name,
he shall be attended to. We doubt the
propriety ofhis suggestion, but are will
ling to discuss it with him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

0The voters of Allegheny county,
Pa, have authorized their commissioners
to subscribe one million Of dollars TO the
Central Pennsylvania Rail Road.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
wing NOlionnI Comvcu,ion.

Up to The time of going to press, we
have received no news from Pbiladel-
phia. Should any arrive, we shall add it
in Postscript.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

~ How do our Democratic friends
like the following account of the display
of their Democratic Minister at the Court
of St. Jamesl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
Four KS

Four Ks.
X. X. X. X. Kandidate Kass Kant
Kome it.---LoweU Journal,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09
LONDON, May IL, 1S4s.

ONDoN' "hoy 49, AOfOs
The Queen held the first "Drawing
Room" ofthe season yesterday afternoon.
at ST. James Palace. The ladies' pre-
presented to the Queen wore dresses of
British manufacture.
Mrs. David Hoffman, of Baltimore and
Mrs. Shimmin, of Boston. had the honor of
being presented by Mrs. Bancroft.
Mrs. Bancroft wore on this occasion
Grape dress, over rich white satin pet
ticoat, with Honiton lace founces; train
aud corsage were composed of rich pink
British glace. oramenied with satiu rib
bon and bouffants of tulle. The head
dresses consisted of plume, lappets and
wreath of diamonds and emeralds.
Mrs. Hoffman wore train and bodice
of rich blue brocade, lined with white
silk. and elegantly trimmed with holly
hook; blonde dress, over satin under
dress. Headdress, court plume, blonde
lappets and costly diamonds.
Mrs. Shimmin wore a costume de cour,
compound of rich train and corsage of
moir antique. richly ornamented with
Brussels point lace; a superb Brussels
lace petticoat, over rich satin slip. Head
dress; Brussels point lace lappets, feath-
ers, and parque of diamonds.
MrsShimmin's costume attracted great
attention. 1t was one of the richest and
most beautiful worn at the Drawing Room
lu the evening, most ofthe ladies who
had attended the Drawing Room went
to the Opera, and appeared in the same
superb dress which they wore at the pre-
sentation. The effect at the Italian Ope-
ra was magnificent; diamonds sparkled
from every box. Jenny Lind'appeared
as Maria Reggimento - Boston atlas.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-09

~W. A. SEAToN, Esq. has been re-
elected Mayor of Washington City.