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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
NO. 3.

something OF the same power. Volumes
nave mol only been read, but written in
hyiDg journeys. have known q man Of
vigorous intellect, who bad enjoyed few
advantages OF early education, and whose
mad WAS almost engros,cd BY the details
OF an extensive business. but who com poe
ed book of much original thought, ia
steamboats, and on horseback, while visit
ing distant customers. The succession Of
'he seasons gives 10 many Of the working
classes oppsrtUni;ies for intellectual i'm.
provement. The Water brings leisure To
the husblndmar. and winter evenings to
many labourers in the city. Above all.
ia Christian countries. the seventh d.v n
released from toll. The seventh part OF
The year no small portion Of sx,stenes
may bee gwen by almost every one 10 in.
,eilee'uai and moral culture. WHY 10 il
That SUNDAY ~ not made 4 more efIectusl
means OF improvement Undoubtedly tho
seventh day ~ 10 have a religious chsrac-
ter bot religion connects rself with all
the grea, subjects of human thought. and
leads to and aids the study Of all
God Is IN nature. God is IN history
Instruction IN the works OF the Creator.
so as to reveal has perfection IN their har-
mony, benetcenoe and grandeur: instruc-
hon IN the histories Of the Church and the
world SO as TO show ~ all events his mo-
raj government, aud To- briny out the great
moral lessons IN Inch human iile abound.
-insiruotIDn m the lives Of philauthro-
ptsis. II saints. of men eminent for picty
and virtue all these branches Of teach.
Ing enter INTO Religion and are ap2ropri.
aie 10 Sunday and through these. vast
amount OF knowledge may be given 10
tie people. sunday ought not 10 remain
the dull and ftuiiiess season that 4, now IL
10 mulntudes. IL may be clothed with n
new interest and a new sanc,iiy II may
give new impulse 10 the 4 alton s soul
have thus shown that time may be
iound Tor improvement, and the fact is.
That among our most improved people, a
considerable part consist Of persons who
pass The greatest portion Of every day Of
the desk. N the counting room. or in some
other sphere chained to tasks which have
very lttle tendency 10 expand The mind.
Ia the progress Il society, with the in
crease OF machinery and with other ard.
which intelligence aud philanthropy will
multiply, we may expect that more and
more time Will be redeemed from manual
iabour, for intellectual and sooia. occupa-
tons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

LOWER CASADA.-From Montreal We
learn 'ha, eleven Of the Beaaharnoi. pr,.
soners are condemned and sentenced ,o
death. IL was not known whether all of
Them would be executed. but the Mon.
heai correspondent, of the Quebs Gazette
says that orders bad been gwen for seven
collins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Qpsct--qusck--quack 20 The does
safd ven ~ wss sisr,ng Dr.. Williams. The
OculiH full IN The fscs
You are heartily vsicome." ss The
spider sad 60 the fy ven a he'd enlanzlsd
iisslf ia bis cobNeb
i'm "a. - The fsllos sad. ven the
old wofnan gos siisf hlm With shs broom
stick
"fss'Te a public nuIsanes. e The anti
temperance p.an esd 70 The toss ponp.
ven be broke be nsss sgsisss a a. ka
VS. sisFgefiss home from = spree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

New foRS CUsToN lIousE-The cos,
OF this building is estimated AT III, loo. 600.
or this sum. $500. 600 have been ,x-
pended ~ the purchase OF the lot on
which II is to stand S6gO. O00 have bee n
expended IN ITS erection thu. far. and
700 600 more are estimated 10 be neses.
sary for It's completion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14


LISsoN FOR Inr MODERN PRrss.-
II Is recorded and cannot be too often re-
peated Of Doctor FRANKLIN, that when
he published a newspaper in Philadel-
Pima, person brought a piece which he
desired might bc published. The Doctor
requested him 10 leave II till the next
day, when he would give him an answer.
lie accordingly returned at the tue ap.
pointed, and received the following an
swer iIOm Franklin - he bad. 4" he said.
''Perused the piece. and found i, 10 be
scGTllous and defamaiory. To determine
whether lac should publish II or not. he
hac gone home in The evening. purchased
4 two-pcnnv loaf At the baker, and With
%a'er from the pump be made supper
OF Il lie then wrapped himself UP in
has great coat. LAID himself on the floor.
aud slept soundly tall morning when on
another Loaf and a mug Of waier he break.
lasted, and felt 90 Inconvenience wbs,c-
yer rom has T. sinen. Finding he could
1--we IA this manner. he had formed de.
termination never "a prostitute has press 10
The purpose OF corruption and abuse, for
The sake ct gaining more comfortable
subsistence"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Snow SronN The heavy rains d the
's)ih sod sBih January. which were the
Gauss 81 such serious and extended dan
age 81 he States east Of Mafyiand. a..
sumed the shape oG = snow storm N the
Wes'srn parts Of New York 10 the W
e,sily Of Auburn add Rochester the
snow - sad 10 have fallen 10 TIE depth
Of three Feet Bat. .fasr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Under q profound conviction OF The
oeep importance of the present crisis,
your hepupliean tsllowIoiiizens oil the
ueuerai Assembly have deemed IL wise
10 recommend convention Of the friends
oi The present Administration. TO meet al
The tapitol ia The city of Richmond. TO
consider vi the best means 10 restore our
ancient harmony. and 10 advance the
great principles OF free Government
Therefore.
| 1Si. Rsso!rsd, That a Convention Of the Re-
| publican Parry OF Virginia. 10 assemble a, The
Capitol, IN this city, on the 81 Monday IN March
next
III. Reso'red, That zach county, town and boz
'"uHh "' uis Commonwealth, he requested 10 APP
r"iai one OF more delegates Ia unite with the pr.
sent Republican members of th, General A<>,.,r-
h'y IN forming such convention, especially those
couhiie>, towns or borou,hS, which ar, no, now
| represented IA the General Assembly by Rcpub-
/ hcams
81 Rsaoirsd, That II he recommended To the
Republicans OF the State, where it's found iu,.on
vcn'eni To send delegates, To- appoin, = proYv -,
proxies To represent them IA the Said Conycniton
I'm. Rtsoirsd, That the Republican members
at the ''cncTal Assembly will heartily aid IN mr.
/ inohnS The objects of tie proposed Convention.
9Th Gsso!rc1, Thatihe Editor of the Richmond
I Enquirer and other Republican paper> m his
I
resolutions adopted 10y ihls meeting
These resolutions were adopted. aud
The blank IN tie j.. resolution filed. by
nm adjourned meeting of The Republican
inemeers Of the General Assembly. IN
ihe Senate Chamber. on Tuesday ni,h,.
the ,.9!h inst, Mr.. opic. Of the senate.
IN the Chair. and Mr.. Venablc, of the
! House 81 Delegates, Secretary. The roll
vas called and abou, go members appear.
ed 10 person o. by proxy.
The Richmond ENQUIRER contains the follow
ing significant announcement
We are requested BY Mr.. ANDERSON
oil 3otetourt 10 say that the statement ia
our last paPer. that he assented tn the Ad-
dress and Resolutions Of the Democratic
party. was not made by his authority.
The reader will remember ,hat Nj A. l..
distinguished Conservative.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

my death TO them. Blame no, INV vii.
or ehiidren--if you do. you wrong them
that are not IN fault. This is the last Of
yours. sc.
Capt GEORGE 4. MERsEEk.
To the Hon. liza u. Wheeler.
Farewell 10 all
u you feel disposed TO bury ire. bury
me along side oi my mother"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

The bounty on Wheat raised IN Mas.
saehuse'is' which has been pad by the
Stale during the past year. amounts 10
near $4,000. The policy Of besto~ine
legislative s'd upon one crop at the ex.
pehse OF another /. Lesinnin 30 be Sc
nously doubled by the people Of tia,
State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Nearly five hundred Mechanics have
been thrown out OF employment by the
late fire IN Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Scns1f'oh md Emotion - \ coIrespon-
dent oi the Philadelphia Ledger asks tho
difference between cDsstion and emotion
to which the editor Tsplies-"l II you burn
your fingers IA snuGiDg a candle With
them YOU will have q sensation II YOU
are Young man or woman. and look as
your sweeihcsfi you viii have an emo.
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

The quantity of Flour and Meal Of all
kinds Inspected IN the city II New York
LON lat January. 1880. To Let January.
io.f9. was l,2i6.96t barrels and "a. syo
bali barrels. valued at 81, 9G3, 100 6I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

>, capt GEORGE 4. MERSEEk.
To the Hon liza u. Wheeler.
Farewell 10 all.
u you feel disposed TO bury ire. bury
me along side oi NY mother"
O.
! APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
ny aaf ~'ih hs adties aud conseni Of the Senate.
j. Hartley Crawford, to be Commi,-
s.oner Of Indian Affairs.
John X. Conway, OF Arkansas, 10 be
Surveyor for making the boundary be.
tween the United States aud the Republic
OF Texas.
John u. Overion. Of Louisiana, 10 be
Commissioned for marking said boundary
MoNIficENr DoNArIoN.-PaulB Beck
Esq. OF Philadelphia, has presented the
Methodist Episcopal Church IN that city
with the house, and the 10, whereon Il
stands. measuring feet front by about two
hundred and seven fee, deep on Catherine
strest. The house is ffty.four fioLt by
seventy one deep. with a basement story
above ground for lecture and class rooms
aud was bull, at the expense OF Mr.. Beck
Tor The express purpose OF being presented
TO the Methodist Episcopal Church as a
place OF wor'hip. II is said 10 be chaS,e
aud beautiful structure, and has been de.
dicaled under tho name of ST. Paurs
Church.
Fires. "A fire broke out on Sunday
morning Il; ) o'clock. in J. B. Cannou's
smoke house, Gray's alley. Just above
Wall street. About SI7 900 worth of
bacon. principally hams. was consumed.
Oh this. Si2.00O worth belonged TO
Swearingen y Continuance : III. 600
AID So,oJo 10 Cunningham and Nalle-
1000 insurance. The back warehouse of
J. {. Buckles and G. w. Rogers were
burnt-no goods Loaf. Mr. Buckles in
sured ic $1,000.
n few days ago, there was a fire AZ
Wesipor; which destroyed 1000 hams.
10000 shoulders. and 200 kegs of lard
IsUisrilie Jour,sl, Jan IS.
The Houston Telegraph Of the Doth
December contains the particulars al the
trial and expulsion Of Mr.. Wilson, a mem
Der oil the Texas Senate. The charges
against him were:
j. Repeated clsmorous oaihs, and the
invocation Of high Heaven TO strike dead
IN their tracks all those who voted against
him on the bill under consideration.
=. Perempiorily refusing TO come 10
order saying that he would be God damn
ed II he would come TO order, Sc. SC.
There were 10 votes 10 TOR his expul-
sion. MIR. Wilson's speech in defence is
singular specimen Of compound sacred
and proiane oratory.
Lapr0red Short HornS.-Dcct. Watts.
oil Ross county. Ohio. has amongst his
stock Of English Cattle the following
young animals. whose extraordinary
weight shows the superiority Of this kind
oi Stock.
Marshall, bull calf, - months old, VT, 1910
Prince, months old, ESQ
.u'HH0, heiier, months and ) days, 300
The lower House Of the Legislature Of OHIO
have adopted the following. resolution by a vote
| Of three 10 one -
/ ReSoiCed, That the blacks and mulat-
toes who may be residents within this
State, have no constitutional right 10 pre-
sent their petitions To the General Assem-.
bly, for any purpose whatever, and that
any reception Of such petitions on the
/ part OF the General Assembly is a mere
act OF privilege or policy. and no, impos.
cd by any expressed or implied powers
OF the Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Il Crust T., lie Cassisis - What va.
The mans crime. papa ~ lie killed sno-
thcr man" l. that very wicked -
'preadfuily. dcspeis'ely wicked an out.
rage uyon sll laws. human and divine"
And what are they gong to do 10 bin:"
To Lii hIm What Lii another
msn Ny dear you don undersssud
1T - necessary 10 punish crimes snd
hold az The fate of The criminal as an ex.
ample aud Warning Il know I am
very huPd but shsl cannot under.
stand -. that you punbh cnme. add warn
others against u. ~ committing iae very
sdmf crrc yoursrlf' "Tha; - d,asrea,
a. o. CARDS lnditidusls add commoni,is,
j" Nal man according 10 lsw - an aet
~ justice. not murder Then are All
Laws throughout the y ofld good ," No"
w vhai standard 10 We Try them. -
By lie law of God written IN the hu.
man hesii and 20 the Ten Command.
men''. Dad yov not ssy that Killing .
man wsss Outrage upon ihe divine laws''
D0nt be tfcublesonc. 10y deer"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

PRESIDENTIAL PRosPECrS. very
distinguished member Of Congress, wri-
ting TO the editors OF the Louisville Jour.
nal. from Washington. saws: From what
learn and believe. the Wing portion of
the Virginia Legislature and probably a
portion OF the Conservatives will before
long, express their preference for Mr..
Clay as candidate for the Presidency
IL Is probable that the example will be fol.
lowed in New York. IL seems TO me.
that many, who but a little while 40
we're inclined 10 side with Gen. Harrison
as the most aUaiiobke candidate. are reco.
vering from that delusion. and that the
current begins again TO return 10 its for.
mer channel and sets strongly in favor Of
Mr.. Clay. 10 Virgins and air the South
an increased interest - manifested in his
behalf We should throw away a nigh.
~ strength IN all the Southern States by
taking any other candidate than Mr. CLAW.
From what IS said here by members Of
Congress, Gen. Harrison has no chance
OF getting any slaveholdIng State save
Kentucky. On the other hand. I do We
rily believe that Clay will get Virginis.
North Carolina. GeoTgia. Tenn. Louisi.
ana. and probably Mississippi. a know
ledge Of these facts Is producing a great
change. think, IN the calculations Of
chances in the Presidential election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

ESCFtttsr A correspondent sends
10 the following. vhich occurred fscsn,.
w ~ ueiEhJorng tosn After esfV,es
a few sabbath 'ioce young lady. who
aas r. stranger "a The place. sceonpsny.
ing ihc Clergyman and les cons0ri home
requested hiu g. give The Young Rssils.
men lectufe upon staring 1t the lsd,ss
duriog sefytse. lie ~ ohce replied 80.
deed I vii Mrs snd ny text shall b.
tufn sVsy ihine eyes nom beboldipk van.
'iy -.Mo,fi.fg,ea J~isyaas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

lOEoNfo, I. g, Jan. ~.
n RIiaSfropie --Or ihc morning of
Thursday last. Nlrs Wm Forbes King
street. lcn her infant about tNO months
old 10 bed and went out 10 look after her
household affairs. 4 short time after the
child sas heard screaming by Young
lady sleeping ~ the adjoining room. Vho
went Immediately 90 see what was The
matter when. 10 her astoni.hment and
horror shc found = large ,ai tearing a.
the infants check within half az inch of
the regular VEN. Ga examination Il vas
found ihsi the rat had commenced with
the infants hand. aud torn u severely.
bu, not fading a suihc,~ni quantity of
blood. Il sought more vital part. Had
not the young lady thus fortunately come
10 give her assistance. the ch,ld would
doubtless have fallen = victim 10 this do j.
nestle monster. We learn that slihough
severely hurt. q - nov dong we'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

II a Wing were born ~ the sea he
would be gudgeon.-Pa D,mocraf.
Ia a shark we;r born on land lie would
be Sub Tieasurer.-P Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
FROM rnr RICHMOND WHO.


To the Honorable John e. Calhoun
Sir-you are friend of the lndepen.
dent Treasury, and hose who know YOU,
also know that you are honest. candid and
sincere. Principles are nothing without
practical results. Your administration of
The War Department. in a tying time Of
responsibility and reform, gives me a
wholesome illustration OF this text; and
now Tor the commentary. This anecdote
will give 1T. | inquired one dsy OF John
Randolph, IL MIR. Woodbury. had equalled
the hopes he once entertained Of him.
His reply was remarkable. / sent Wood.
bury, said MIR. r.. present of some ba-
con hams, and he answered my present
with very laconic note, as follows:
MIR. Woodbury's compliments TO Mr..
Randolph, has received his present of ba.
con hams, and they will be eaten with
pleasure"
Take care, sir. Whatever scheme of
finance the folly or the wisdom OF Cor
gress may enact. this man is 10 execute.
He IS so inlaid and dovetailed. with and
into this administration, tba, fate and for
tune wed him 20 its desiinies. s.Sedet
eiernumque Sc debit" Withjusi respect,
yours, ).
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

EocAR SSowBTS. ESQ. Edhos 81 The
AleKandfia Gazette. has beet elected Pre-.
sideni OF The AleHsndna Csnsl ComPa.
ny. II be- administers the AFFAIRS Of the
Company e. cell 81 be msnsees his ps.
per, the Company vill have no reason 10
regret their choies. II BaH CAreaisk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Two negro boys have been tried a, Nor
folk and found guilty of breaking open
store ~ that town. They are both slaves,
and the punishment consequently. is
death. They have been sentenced 20 be
hung in April.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

RATL-RoAD ACCIDENT A Mrs Riley
wa killed yesterday on the Susquehsnna
Rail Road. aboutl7 miles from Baltimore.
She was walking 10 the track of the road
when the engine suddenly came upon
her. and before she could get on, Of the
way, or the engine be stopped the loco
motive struck. and. knocking her down
the forward wheels passed over her. caus.
ing her instant death. The passengers
entirely cxonetsie he Engineer from any
blame - Ball. Pat. FEB. D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

The Army Of the United States. as au-
,horIzed by law, would amount 10 - $50
officers and men. but it's entire force al
present is only 1858, there being 3os6 10
be recruited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

\ bill has passed the Legislature Of
Kentucky. changing the place Of he trial
OF Judge WILKINSON and Mr.. MunpaucH
from Jefferson county TO Mercer county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

We notice among the imporlaiion> per
ship Russell, arrived a, New York on
Friday, from Lcghorn. a coffin contain.
ing the body Of the late Geo. w. Bnrn-
IneT. Esq. TO VI. BrimmeT. VI Boston"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

INnIANA.-The estimated cost Of the
Internal Improvements authorised by the
laws OF the young State Of Indiana, is
twenty -one millions Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

No provision. 1t will be seen, is M ade
for the GErTYsBvRG Rail Road, the fur
Their construction OF winch is 10 be dis
continued.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

RS stated in the New York Journal OF
Commerce, tha, new line Of packets be.
tween Liverpool and New York - adyer.
Used "a the English papers To stat the
ls' 9Th, 10th. aud eth. Of each month.
The ships named are American. Chesa-
Peske Texas. Van Buren,, Jackson. Bn-
tish. Nel.on. Roman. Union North Star.
These ships are 100 10 1910 ton. each -
The Chesapeake vas 60 sal January list
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

rENNsrLvANIs The Legislature Of
rennsyivania has Just passed a bill, mall
ing the following appropriations for Stale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

John IL. Overion. Of Louisiana, TO be
commissioner Tor marking said boundary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-14

Among The impoita,ions at New York
rom Marse'iles. are Hfy fire tons Of MT.
1rrry i'ees. a pretty heavy shipment. We
should think. II there is no mistake ia the
entry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-12
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY.

January. %. 1889.
Cptjos Djrorcc Care. Mr. 5. Chntdeld called
for the consideration OF TIE report Of the commit
zee on grievances on the petition Of David Frost.
syng hot the marriage ties, # any exist, be-
tween nim and Eveline Willis, may be dIssol'ed--
and the house og,eed to entertain The report ("Lch
eos adve'se.)
NIL s. Chatfed then moved that the report
and papers be reocmmiicd, wrih Instructions TO re-
port 5i N conformity With ;Le prayer Of the pc
tloncr.
THIS revolution drew cut pro,racled discus
sian, in the course If ahich the facts were pre-
scented in detail and commented on os presenting
strong case fJt legislative interference. The
facts es they were 10 proof before the judiciary
committee, 20 which the petition was first refer
red, with view to ascertain the legality of the
marriage we're that the petitioner was legally
married 10 Evone Willis, 10 March last-that
both parties entered into the contract valuntarliy
here being 10 preence Of compulslon or mprop-
er influence on either sidc--bu, that the bride had
from that moment, PcremptorIly refused TO 1--we
with her husband (who conceded to be man
II far Character aud considerable proPeny,) as
signing as The only reason for her refusal "on un>
couquefsbe rrpugnance" to the pe:itloncr-who
had beer all along ready mud writing to receive and
provide for her bis ~Ic, aud had often solicited
her. but in vain, to share with him his home and
fortune-so that, though legally married, he was
doomcd to a life Of single besscdness, the more
tksome fror the fact, that by the laws of the land
he precludcd from ovai!Ing himself Of the priv
negc, common to others in That state Of life, Of
forming other connections DC. sc.
! il further appeared from letter written by the
bride 10 a furmcr sutton subsequent 20 the mar
uage that The true secret OF her "repuEnonee'
WINS prior attachment 10 the aforesaid sutton
who, II Was averred IN the course of the debate,
bad cuniryed the plan OF tie marriage with Frost,
/ 20 get the lady of his own hands plan to which
he LADY was induced 10 assent, upon The assurance
OF sald sutton that he would be in attendance ct
The ceremony, and before 'rhe word" was spoken
would step IN aud claim her as his bride BIT, that
Ealing to do, the ceremony went oh the bride hav
ing los, all self possession, being unawares of whs
she dong, &c. &c.
Messrs G. T.. Clarke, Pratt, Bruen, Dennstor
and l.. 5. Chafcld, took ground against the re
port of the committee on grievances, aud IN favo
cf the proposed Instructions. Messrs lIascal,, Law
renee, Hunt and l.. Clark, sus aimed the report O
he committee /; when the question on recoInmit
upg with Instructions vas pot aud carried aye
30, noes 36-a division having been called by NJ
Hascbil.
so the committee were instructed to bring in
i bill Of divorce.