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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

certify. that for the Last FIVE years. have esn az
Aici.d with Dy spepsia aad Water Crash. accompanied
with a general weakness Oftlie who e system, ,arlirn
larry distressing ! AIMS IN 'he ack. Al tia,es ny digps
ten was 50 had that ! "pu, scarcely kcer am thing ~
av sisu ach, AVID coffee cOu d usi touch. | La! eet
attended nv severa al doctors. aud lad Ia Nen a =reai man,
Prescriptions. without receiving any cIicht. a few
WEEKS 20 ! commenced taking Dr. -weeter : / anacea.
and before had finished the first iuitl., I felt reriain il
would cure ne. "a 10 nteti' inc had taken had such an
eirci OIL 9, G. I hgve now taEen three ott,es. AID fee.
aer fectiy well | ant, however. ia i 9 afotirr Oil, 10
strengthen INV nervous ~ STEM. ! MAKE this statement,
publicly. Ia let afflicted kuuw where to obtain retirf.-
Npurs re. prtfnilN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

wee. sI3:il+. az. ,n,iqrPs mo ~ ~
,es. Ginger, Citron Teaches. Fears. Ounces. Crab Ar
Is. Straw' erri's. RaspLerries. Cierr,rs, IA sons aud
Graz s; feacli, Fear. Ounce, SC. Marnalades: aisn,
Ounce, Tear. apple, Guayaha, Blackberry and turrant
ieIHes, Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
prardv Aericets. Peaches. Pears, Gs.cs and Cranes;
Ginger. Pine Apple. ST. rsaparilis, Lemon and Raspberry
Nireyar Svru;s; Annis Seed, Noy al Rose aud perfect
Love CrTdials.
CONFECTiCNARY. ETC.
The greatest variety of French aud p'sin Confectiena-
~. consisting il rart As follows; Bon Rons. Fruit Drops.
Jelly Cakes, Chryst .lizcd Frni'. Gam Dro"s $, Couscfves,
Rose Drops. Cordial strawberries ana Rasphcrries. iIri
tation Fruit, Orange fowe d'ops. Burnt aud Rose Al.
monds. Vanilla Cream Cardy, Love CANDY; ornaments
for cake, late papers; Ginger. S~sssafras, Mint Lemon
aud Pepper Lozenees; Apricot, Zig aud lniute Taste;
Sugar Sand; refined aud Com i.iquorice; Crimson, and
plain tc.aiine: Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract Vanilla,
oil Lemon and Rose Water.
PICKLES..
London, PicaliIla, Sampli,e. chow Chow. Onion and
Onions, C.rn. Eng Walnuts. ltaches, Cherries, Olives,
SAUCES, CATSUPS. Ere.
John Bull, Cavice, India Soy, Harvey. Reading and
:; uccs: Essence Ancltovy Fasio, India tnrric
Powders; Horse Iadisl,; Gamers, Tomato, Eng Nalnut
and Mushroom Calsups; Sardmes Sailed Oil; prepared
French Mustard, Kentucky, and New York,
do; Green corn i'll caus. Just received aud Tor sac by
:. u. WOODROW,
dec IA 234 corner Main and Jefferson street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
NOTICE.
OF REAL EST WE UNDER a DEED OF

INISI.
by virine of The pror isions of a Deed of Trust datc'
- the LIST DAY Of Noyeml er 1887, executed to Tie hrhef'
signed by Rot rrt Fisher, iosccnTe certain deh's th'feff
mentioned. TO Thomas Z. Ray, late of Moroneaiia toun
tv dect sScd. ard which ! eed has fccn duly recorded ~
the Clerks If &c of chic county Court, in J eel hoof
rnml er %. fotIo 80. shall on Moiday II e iGih day %:
Jannsry IE4s, proceed TO sell al public auction attic
font door uttl G Cou,t House OF said county OF Ono, n
the city ei W lIeeiing, TO the highest bidder for Cash,
two piecrs or , arcels of ground, situate in tie city
of " lceiine. aforesaid, and on the Test side OF Marhe'
tfcet, and ediuil irg 10. ard Oh tie South SIDE 81 J'ie1
son street. q eire the same lots conveyed Nv Ialrick
R&y t~ the said Robert Fist r. by Feed record' ant
dated April LIST, le:6 with the exception eft the piece or
parcel OF said ground heretofore sold ard convey ed by
tie said Robert Usher 10 the city at W hrcling.
Tleti,Ie 10 the said property is believed 10 he good.
hut acting rs Trustee. ! shall only convey such a titie
es is vested IN ne by virtue OF tie said De ed of Trust.
dcc7 ALEX Il. LAlDLEN. l ruslee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
FIRE AMI MARINE IysuR ,ycE
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

VAPIIt NJ > NN,1WN.
n HIS company. being now duly organised. is nrcpaSe
. To make insu ace on every Acscrlp' inr of Fire ar'
Marine Risks. such a. dwelling hO, SEES. : ore Houses, Z
with their con eu-s. \ So. $eam Boas. Flat ho.s am
Keel 'oals with their ca goes, 20 and tfOm any port o
the O.io and Mississippi rivers. or heirtri'u'a~ stream,
Applications for Insurance to 'e made for the present a
thee IN cc III the Vice, ug savings lnstiiu ion.
-. Il. Mccoy Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
LANDS For SALE.

PYT HE sui scril err offers for sale Within e few miles OF
IL tie CITY four or five tracts of lani.--Hue OF which
contains &c acres. al nGt i5G acres ut which u, cleared
and in a high stale OF cuiiIvat ont Is well Waiered.
a good frame house aud tarn and other out buildings
and a soil SURPASSED by none. The others have more of
less improvements on them. Any ofIlcn willie sold low
One eighth of the purchase money viii e required, the
balance 10 suit tie purchaser. Any one wishing 10 pnr
chase lands near Tins CITY VIII do well TO give me an ear
y call JNo ttiStbkN-
sen IL IuaI Est ate AGENT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

MERCHANTS ASp MECHANICS BANK.l
Wheeling, December lS, 1879.
u lF stockholders of this bank are hereby notified,
thai AT election will he held at the Banking House,
between thu liours of 10 A. NJ, and one 7. M, on the
lO;h January 1919, being the second Monday, for
six Directors 10 serve for the yearthen 10 ensie.
s. RR tDY,
dec 90-td Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
TW8Wf1WEF.
K lSKS win he taken hy tile FIRE 4 MARINE IN
a. kANC CuMPANN OF WHEELING Al TnK

lNEl hANtIs
K. lSkS win he taken rs tile FIRE & MARlN IN
a. SUENNCE COMPANY OF WHEELING At tn
ioUEsI RATES OFT
Buildings Of ali kinds. stone, brick or wooden audthc,
contents
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &c.
Furniture
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against al dangers attending the transportation q
goods on rivers. lakes, seas. canals. and railroads.
For tue character ui the company as To prnnp'itud'
aid vi crsliiy ia the NliuatineId tud payment ptIu~-es-
we her leave to reinr To the merchants of Tins place an,
elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of claims uroI
us. ONCE on Main street. Il. W. HARDING, Ser'y.
aug !.
FIRE y MARINE TNSUR NNCE.
ITO Re INSi REll-or not 10 lc-tla''s the question
- whether il Is better hv one sweeping Il o. to te mir
ed-aHd subject To all the Ills that flesh l. he TO, nr. IA'
s prudent unau 20 10 the Protection once. a ID there =,
made safe. comfortable and lappy-we leave for you L
determine.
Tie Protection Insurance OninarT oflIariford Conn.
havu" al eady uald over SJG0.ul0 Of losses in the We
tern Country. m'iiled 10 the highest confidence, at
their agent = .Iieeiing. virginia.
W. r. PETERSON.
will iaF Isks on dwelling hosscs. warehouses, stores
mills .ciOii les. 4 C.. together with their contents, such a.
fur .urc, merchandise. machinery. aud every other DIES
= ,tion Of insural lc property. Also, on Steam, keel am
fat hosTs ard their cergoes To and from arv port on tn
Western Waters, on the a,Ust reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
FOR SALE.

run GALE.
s.s = OFFER for sale the property now IN The
HE. g occupancy Of A. n. JOHNSTON, E%I.--
III SAID property is situated on Market st. near
sas..@s+ the Market House. II il tented tor tie next
year for $3.50. Any petsun wishing 10 enquire respect
ing 1t Will call ell James Baker.
II. N. BOOKS
Oct ll-tf By James Baker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
FOR THE LADIES

y EAL Alpaca, real silk warred ,Ipacca Iustrr,
ksn- Mode cp'orei Drcncii Moreno a Leaut, tul article.
Mode CO ored Al ;aeeas, Sail. s1riwh -. Lvnres
CLOTH, teg' tier with Il beautiful assortment of other
dec II w. GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
Shell OYSTERS far EDicures.-

dozen superior Baltimore SHE'LL OYsTERS will IL
retaI'ed from the CASKS in the North End OF the Marke
loase, ON Saturday (nnarhetj morning. the StI poy
Lovers o good things viii do well to call early.
!ag6 EARL BARNES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
Co3dridge'S Balm OF C%ounuia

CD|dridge'S Balm OF CoYuunid OF
the Iisir.-Iis positive qualities are as follnws:-ist.
fef infants, heelIa. the head free tron scurf, and
causlI 9 u iuXuriaus growth of the haIr,
I'd. tor ladies, alter card firth, restoring tie skin to
lis usual sire ,eln and frnneSS, and preventing tins fal-
ling uul ct the hair.
ID. for any person recovering from any debility, the
same e iecl j. produced.
4tn. ii usei II. infancy ill a growth IS started, il
may lie preserved, by aslcution, 10 The latest period OF
lIic.
5h Ii frees the head from %dlndruf, strengthens the
roots, imrarts heaitn and Nl.ur 10 TIE circu Al. on, and
prevents the han fIO II changing cp'or or re ting grey.
6,u. ltcauses The hair To curt eauIi,ully, when done
NJ III ii over nisht. III No ladies toile. should ever
be uajr without L..
TX &c rant SNrur. Ina nsv we you ,% a fo mit,n-
sands have met a premature death Tor the wont Of al
tyiIiot 10 common COLl). llav" yuu a cough ? Rev
In. 5atth1omeW's EN. ec!oraul Syrup, safe medical
presc lriiVn. containing no poisonous drugs, and used
in al extensive practice for several years, will most po,
sllive give re iet, and save YOU from tina, mos, awful
disease, pulmonary Consumption, which tsuaiiy SWEEPS
iIto The grave, hundreds oi the young, the Odd, The .ovc
~ ANA LIE Ia
THE only genuine for safe in Vice iHc by A.. q: Fair
clld, ia rIeulelVt!.a ~ A.. Com, "a Pittsburgh by Wm
JacAsol, IN y a,uUnLtun by A Swren4 x SON, in 81.
wanna, OLiu, Maryland and Virginia. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

NtirF' Nc = Z tf-"
At SrELrE& L.tsT's W,rguo -se. w tTER Sr.
S1tHEN wIIltaSP risks on P~uilliuss o. all kinds. S'eau
=. loats and ia goes. raDtorics, Wills. keelioais Fla
ioa's aud C9r.oes. etc. aratnst 'oss or damage w fir,
or the far crs and ieri's of The seas, la ,es or rivers. q
very iavora. g terms. sen Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

Selling Oft at Cot :! %ns close ss,. ,hr s."' %ss7d
respectfully infprm the public that they have a sp,e ibid
assortment of Trunks. Harness, Saddles. h. id,es and all
ether articles usually kept in saddiery establishments;
all of wiicA will lie sold low for cash 10 close the con.
Germ. h. Al, CARR < Co.
dec IL %, Monroe street.
NJ B. Also 50 feet of Glass cases, > stoves. , Lamps,
Racks, drawers and other articles, some of which are
suitable for a grocery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
"a few More Left" ON u; THoMr

Union street, respectfully gives notice ttat he has a
few more Irfl at iiu.c fue hpohs sI,itarle it lioIlday
presents, among which are some of the pretilrsI BOOKS
al ihe season, Cali soon and prepare for New \ cars
day, dec "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
SLIT NAIL RODS.

H.. I AGNEN & SWE hRINGEN. sue
s''N 'WtiN. sess"rs 20 W. n. Sei"v. have hpen
ed their large and dies a''e stock of fancy and staale
drv roais. On Main street 2ni door anove Market Ally,
IL which they viii he regn'srly reesivmg { 80 the Eas.
new ailitions. In accordance with iheir ado ted en-
tieLl che Rec ii,vr) III y hns e by industry AMI c'osr Al
teuiion 10 suslness. ard nv Keeping a fun and q, -iradl
sinck of goods 10 Offer Inducements 10 their friends aud
purchasers generally. dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
nrt..,NG Am nLt.MONT BRtBGE COMPANY
ELECTlON OF MANAGERS.

Regular meeting of the stock Of this company
! VIII ie rcid at the COI'NCIL II MBER Of the
CIV Of w heeiing, on Monday, the third day of January
II u. irtween the hours OF twelve aId three u'c!OcS ot
that day, for the election OF nine managers for the e,isu
ing year, aud for other purposes. BY order of the Board
oi Managers. EUW u FITZiiUGIi.
drc Aim GI.rE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

ENurtbor N,ti.o The sutscril cr having deter.
L 'i'''ci A'C'i|O. mined on closing up his en-
tire business here. preparatory 10 removing as soon az
possible, requests as a particular favor, all persons in.
dcited lie him, to call and settle their accounts irinedi.
a,ely and save further t'oubic Ia Themselves an me-
All not having settled by the Isi of January isiS, will
he llaccd in the hands OF 4 collector on that day, a. I
shall have but a short time to settle up my usiness III
WIN ALLEY,
dec II No I59 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
~
DIR. SwEETSER's PANACEA

/ ~ his MEDICINE is warranted. on oath. not to con
Il tam a PARTICLE OF "a 0IEel. GorG~ITe SuStmate. Arse
mic. thlurtsc " God. OF any drietefious uiutta =
The prtnCirle a;un winch tbis M ,licine acts. Is ?,
assistiua anG BdrmoJiIztng VITA naiurr; 1 drive, out a
faui acrimonious humofs from the rfntd aud tod,. ana
rs ass,udlatius with ara strengthening the gastric iuir,
OF tue stou. aui. II essists dieeSjior: in s.nr'. there T.
not a vein. artery, muscle or hcrve ~ the immaur bod,
that j. u"t si'ergtteutd hy tho FANtrta. and il as,
pos~essssti Tie remsrksilcr ro. erty Of removing mercury
iton tfe ZONES AND inntS.
~ Err filpNS OF TUE SKIN -~curvy. Scor.
Lutte AhectionS, 4 w ors. Scrp 1ua. or kip.'s Evil.
White Swei iuE. Erysi e.as, I Icefs, Cancers. Rnmntna
S-rrs, seas dEd riics. time nd a determined Iersever
an,r ~ i'R. SvEEIsER's rtSSrEs, VIII effect a cure.
EOR INDIGESTION
Rejection of food. NauSea, Nomitiu4s, Nervous aztec
tiou., RiiiiUrs complaints, lleaGache, Ealenes-. or re.
male iriegu.ariti,s. ! r. SweetGet's ranscel VIII soon
effect a cure; mt ifohstinsIc, or attended with gripping.
syIns pai;.s. the dose should re increased, aud the cure
viii seen lie elected. Let not the patients frighret
themselves with the idea that they are 100 wedk To taAt
much medicine; Init lear ~ mInd tIai their mildly ope
rating medicine puts not weakness into The frame, tui
most certainly draws week.-mrs. ont. leaves strength ~
it, plat e. aud hy giving composed s'eep at hight. aud az
an eti,c 10 rel sh food. teammates the whole frame wit
virnrous action, clearing The mind and improving tp
sight.
Accompanied Nth Ne rOus Debility. cure
-, ~. fygg nf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

Tickets 10 dolIs; shares in proportion.
yiarNland 4, n-0nCahd LGtte.v,
Class NJ. Is tr 1873. to he drwn III The
city al Bal i'm r.. M,nda,. Jan. 3, lH4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
HEADACHE.

This disease is a waning from nature. that the blood
is in u very foul $ ate, and that the lun,ofs are CHARGE
with accriBIotiy. Headache gives notice OF the immi
ltent da ger awaits the body; WY disregard This warn
irg OF nature? 10 vou suppose You can cute II with
,uio.ne water. lay nan. ar smelling sails! Mott GER
family rot; only i symptom. an indtcaliun | at tie
nerves are being acted OF hy tie iou'ncss and accrlnto-
NY otti,e iumos. he disease isrit Is III Your Hio"d.
When you have the hcaiscite. do hot Kiss your Itslth
and lie 10y not hretiHg tme warning nature Is giving you.
iul use Or. Sweeiser's fanaeea freely, il VIII pui ity
Your Hood aud Improve lhe h aith and circulation gen.
eraiiy. lersous are aiwals stronger alter taNiug than
before, as ii usvreiy ren owes the tfoss ii ON The Lody and
leave he sure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
ERIiSEiES-
q. EAlRCtiILD

A.. Q. FARCtIiLD
ry as Just reinrred home from the Eastern cities and
- isn ,eniug a good assortment ot goods in his hne
such as gold and silver watches, gold CHAINS. keys breas!
.ins. goid rtn.s. pectacIes and pencil s. god Miniature
frames and l.ocheis, also Manufactures all Kinds OF sal
yer Spoons and cups, clocks, watches, Music Boxes
cleaned aad repaired on short nstice. Nov IL
gust received in Miller & COS fast express line TWEEN,
~ ty days from Philadel phia a good assortment of dress
frinrcs, buttons and gimps, such "a scarlet Nalarine,
R!,e. Mode and lack etc. A o F|AiECHiLD.
Nov i6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
ApI'UTLl KY.

Ii properly examined will Ia iound 10 lie only an ag-
grava,ed state of Letharey, as Ltthargy is all aggravated
sIa.e Of llrewsrres. Tie vessels and veins Icing Go.
sed M W ita corrupt siagnaii luniors, dit III Isl. Tie cir
cutalioii and prevent the l. 10 f,uiu supply m al d rour-
ishing the rain, by purifying the hio>d with lr Sw Get
ser's / anacea, AL al o. ieiIc symptoms are carried OIL
Those wlu have d tendency 10 al tuoVieAy, cal, never
Keep their hood IL loo good i cOrdition. t~feqncut pu.
ritying W i'll tins Vegetable | anarea, viii a!waSs insure
us against all attack Otthis malaGy, which 50 oren
proves fatal, There Ii No, a man. woman or cli!d, who
cannot at this TINE use Or. SWeetsers anarea " itu ie.
ieiit 10 then selyes-it a ways T. aves tie ludy in a
stronger condit on after lis u>r than ietoi q, and II pru-
ni0t,s = tIraitiy growth ut children by kec, ing their
b ~ and fluids III a clearly az healthy slate.
BR, NCHEiIS, ASIlMA. AND DISEASE OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
URINARY COMPLAINTS
sOEIS 4 D ULCERS.

Which You SEE on the exterior. come from and have
her source III lie interior, ard might just as vel have
settled on the lungs, liver or any other part; v lIch We
nbow they f; equeutiy do. and produce uiust viaIent i'll.
.ianiiialo Y Disorders. TIE Eunier which 0rcasIoGs
III Sc sores is oi a hi>hly acri,r onious !urrIrg ra,ure.-
y kiow Il fran tie pam il gives in ION my. and al
etwards iiohi lis raridiiY u:ctIaiing ann c"tiodIn@ the
Stsh ard SKIN oiIbe part Wietc it lreeEs out. 1bts
slows the necessity of frequently urifylnl lie hlcot
with d.. swoeiscr's b anaccu. aud kteItng such n.aiig
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
Bk, NCHEIlS, AsIFlhA, \ DISEASES OF
1uE A1NItJ4 II

These diseases proceed rom the srriosi.y or correct
hunofs OF tie Llood. having settled i;seif on u Z li Cat
an lungs, and stopped them up, so thar ttey cannot
draw sun cleui all III for rcspira!lon, iocto SW cetseI's
| andLea vIil i've immediate reiIei. and to make the cure
leile,t ana certain, II Should e continued suu,e time
amer. I free the :! stem, oi al ali iunOfs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

And thOus0rGs Of snlaTIer TrIZeS.
rs Nos.-l2 drawn ballots. Tickets So
Stare in r|rcp,rii H.. A {, ~rlificatr Of pack
o. OF whcle> SO. shares in prIeriun.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
and Georgia; class No 9, Extra; 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Tues
day, January IL, lG48.
SDI ENIII GIIiCNfIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

a Gard JOS l. WILDE, respectfully inf-rms
wv" the public of Wheeling and vicinity
That on the LIST of January uext he viii Commence riy.
ing 'essous ON the PIANO FORTE. VOCAL MUSIC,
aud On THOROUGH BASS. lie Will also attend to tun-
Ing Planes
N. b. The Pianos of pupils receiving lessons will lie
Kept in tune gratis. Application may be made ef Thofnp.
4 ms EOon and music store. Union ST. dec IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

ECST received a fine assortment of Building Blocks
- Di-sected Toys, Magic Lanterns, etc.
dee IL J. MELLOR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-03
Congress.

Very little business has been done in Con-
gress the past week The loco members gen.
orally attended the Baltimore Convention -
On Monday last Mr. Cass resigned his seat in
the Senate-to be defeated, we hope, in the
coming election.
In the House on Monday, MIR Amos Tuck,
of N. Fl moved to suspend the rules, in order
that he might offer resolution for the aboli-
tion of Slavery in the District ofColumbia,
which taken by yeas and nays,and decid-
ed in the negative-Y cas- SO, Nays 50
A message was received from the Presiden,
respecting Indian depredations in Oregon, and
recommending the prompt assistance of the
Government,
Mr. Cobb, of Ga, spoke in favor of the Pres.
ident's recommendation, and moved to take
the Oregon question at once into consideration
and discuss it.
Mr. Vinton said the Appropriation Bills should
be first passed. They had been too long de.
layed, and that money was wanted. Slavery
would probably be discussed in connection with
the Oregon Bill, and prolong its consideration
| Mr. Nathaniel Boydon, ofN c., asked why
the President did not send force at once to
Oregon, without consulting Congress, as he
had sent force to Texas?
1t was finally agreed to make the subject the
order of the day next after the appropriation
bill
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-03
E1ra JGGPMG@I@I0
SATURDAY,, NE3, I5As.
Gen. Scott and Folks "Court of
Iniquity."

1t is now rumored, rather asserted that,
having accomplished his purpose of removing
Gen Scott from the command ofthe army and
placed tool of his own in command, and be-
ing unable TO find aught against him, the great
Administration of this country has dismissed
the ''m1de up" char yes against this victorious
General. The Washington Correspond ent Of
she Philadelphia North American writes:
al understand that the proposition of Gen
Worth, which was submitted TO the Court of
Inquiry, to withdraw his charge against Gen.
Scott, has been accepted by the Administra-
sion, and therefore that all proceedings in the
case win be puashed This resul; has not
come unexpectedly, There was no Just rea-
soR for the inquiry in the first instance, and the
conclusion is III character with the charge
This source of "ExecuLve displeasure" being
removed it is TO be hoped that Gen Scott will
now consent to receive some of those evidenc-
es Of popular gratitude and respect, which the
country is anxious to bestow Is il not re-
rnnrlKable spectacle, that whilst almost every
officer who has won any distinction in the war,
should be received with open arms and with
every demonstration of enthusiasm, the Old
Hero who has covered himself with glory
should not feel al liberty to meet his country
men ,'becnusc ofthe hostility OF the Command.
erin Chief of the Army and Navy While the
Pillows and the jackdaw chieftains belonging
70 The party of the President have been crown.
ed with laurels, robbed from the chaplets of
those whose gallantry and bravery have car.
-Iied the country through the war-while the
columns of the official paper have been loadet
with false and faisome homage--not syllable
but of condemnation and reproach, has beer
uttered in regard to Scott and Taylor, and the
real soldiers, to whose skill and courage every
thing is due