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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

Wcpubsh this week the circular letter Of
Measrs, Reynolds, Byrno & Co. surprising that il
would be interesting 10 some Of our readers
who had not before SCENT. We omit TIE tab
ularstatemcnt to which reference is mndo fol-
want Of room.--wo see many planters who do
not know to what house in New Orleans to ship
their cotton, as they suffered last year from the
dishonesty ofsome ofthe commission merchants.
10 such we would say trust Roynols, Byrne
s. Co, without fear being cheated, Theirs is
house flong standng--ofcbaracter and de-
serving Of potronage-Reynols, Byrne e Co..
viii faithfully aud punctuully account for any
money arising from the sale otcotton entrusted
to their care,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12
Cen. uarrisons bravery aud vigilance,

Al the late YaEoo celebrations, our fellow cit.
izcn Gen. Whiiset, formerly of Kentucky, v as
called upon by Judge Martin his old neighbor
and friend, to give statement TO tho crowd OF
the conduct OF Gen. Harrison while in command
oftho North Western Army. lie prompdyre.
spondod to the call, aud among otherthngs sta.
ted that he commanded company Of Kentuc.
ky Volunteers under Gen. Harrison, that he
knew him to be brave, prudent and discreet
General. and an honest man--,hat he was uni
iormly modes, and refining, and kind
TO hsintcriors, and seemed never to be disposel
10 be the herald Of his own morits--and from
the confidence with which he always inspired
his soldiere. he had no doubt, that Bonaparte's
Legion Of Honor, Composed OF the best blood
ofFranco) would have found more than amatch.
in an equal number of lIarison's army.
Gen. w. also stated that he was at the BATH,
OF the Thames, and that he frequently hcar(
the voice often. Harrison, at different points
in the time Of Battle, issuing his commands du
ring the thiekes, and hottest Of the fight II,
related an incident connected with this gloriou
battle, tia, eonclusisely proves the remarkable
prudence aud vigilance ofhis general. On III
nlshspreyiousto the bstlls, between Il and
e'claeks Gen HarFisonhaying issued his order
foF he liica - 10 oSks .flSrs sets s4si;s ~ Il
their arms q resist any sudden attack tia
nishiSs madc b. to greny, visited tbs er
,ss 81 ya . s -,
every part I'll, renewed his orders to be pre-
pared for the expected onset, aud chsered an,
encouraged every soldier to do his duty.
Gen. Nhlsel is an aged man, and one d IA
few that remain 70 20 81 those who iouga, o.
that memorable occasion. lie uniformly an,
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IN Ia36--Iiit character for serariiy We heliey,
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

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.IIrafU tFsfHHi dHf'e 'a.
r5 Eta#,. afim iaHatf e5ff'4'a ~
Wins nsuftIfru g. b. attnHit.f Piece
ia aumaalnafronmfm' af WasNoH'i
ha,rm,dap position eafmate W ,at.i. ihs
rfoHrof Nds1n county without distraction
parts anlIlai ihis proposition was opft'ed
.tt a'a.af i eaeuaHaa4 .Fatt'emnE
pA4 no nutHnh ihe WhWmulti WeWufo
n5f pr4.nf iriheweeilHe aitAt Time. mid madt
br ulrrsnt from Ihe ,sc.'.gil .Acr
Wr nov mako be c3ucrHtHat d4,Ht.s.at t'
a pl,is e.i1 g,ft.ssfb thf proceedings ono wh0
~" '"' ff-'E y" NV se~,@s o tbesp .. gWl~Ms
lhr ua BEL unwilling thni tfrn WDffiH htN'#i'
~ siou'attm.ucrrts~n'el ~ a f1i'irieniIt
.uopl'.,o v1ea ss1.tdod 90 ,bn6u,e dcioml-
~ and without the a,d Of fiction
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

The Club met at the Court House on Mon.
.9ay4sa'lshi0zs tke eresidsnt haing in .the chair,
On motion 81 II, RolinsEsq.
Rssohed, That committee OF five be appon-
ted by the eksts 80 enquire in,e ,heamount al
property lost by the merchants OF this place at
the log Cabin Raising and report to the next
meeting Of the club.
John IL Rollins, S, v Mitchell, Williamson
Smith, John Stone, H. and Joseph 7, Collins
Committee,
On motion Of T. c, Topper, Esq
Resolped, That the hundred names passed a,
tho last meeting as delegates to the celebration
of the 9th October at jackson be stricken ont,
and five hundred be appointed in lieu
On motion Of DR., T, ]. Catchings,
Resolred, That Tho's. Griffin and C. c. shac-
koliord Esq'rs. be invited to address the club at
the nextsegular meeting.
Resolred, That the thanks of the club be ten
dered those ladies who furnished the handsome
flags to our delegation to Yazoo county.
GEO, ID. HENRY, Presi.
SAINT. TuoRNnlLL, Seey
The following gentlemen have been appoiut-
ed byehe President of the Canton Tippecanoe
Club, as delegates 10 the State wing Conven-
ton, which is 10 meet in Jackson on tho 9th Of
October next.
Geo. ID. Henry, o, +. Pack, ID. w. Murphy
c tlickerson, Williamson Smith, John II. Roll
Inns, l. NJ Garrett, G Shackleiord, Gardner
Fokuer, N w Staples, X NJ Latimer, w, Hill.
Caswell Perry, I c Topper, David Anderson,
Maj G OF, Joseph TCollins, 4 $ Salmon,
ID NJ Fisher, A Galley, Samuel Thornhill.
G. IL Jackson, George Thornhil, r II Hidden.
Henry Thornhill, ] II Dalton, James Lancashire.
u y Eorhees. y French, b II Roper, Henry Il
Coulter, L r Anderson. John q Montgomery.
Il = J hleoN, Robert b1ye- sddiesii n Flour
noy, W Saunders, " a Fort, y Svsfg ~, fif
III puRh, S v Mitchell, VIM Riley, w Heard.
j G Benshell. w Renihall, q w Note, MasIs
s4sys.s. ~
ilamblen, ] 4 ileth, Df ! IA Gray, Martin s
Hancock, DR. Slaughter, Gen Joseph Golina.
u Meshy, $ , Sheldon X Williamson, I.
Yopag, John , Dixon, Dr VI J Mackie, Henry
ilsmb.ea, JeAa RaEa, y Z Whnehcad, ~ i
N Porter, ) Divine, ] II Marruder, DR. William
joiner :. Mitchell, tt 6iiut. SAINT FORD.
\ IL saiherland y Ford, 4 3 II Meredith, G NJ
ts~'.~fs' ~. y ~. 49,. .s..s
tllltr, DR. Lewis Camptell. Col " Smith. "
Pack, W CansdiEr, " living, RAJ Is Vics.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

va ba,s futl returns from Noth Carolina.
The Uhigf have elected thclf Goytio@ bY d
l,AAluit, al s.as3 votcs---and have on Joint bal'
f'"N' Wy ~ n'Ftt' t4sfst4 NJ, 4es
lot n the Legislature q majority OF 507orr'
ln 1894 lhc loco focosbod on joint ballot o. iho
Legislature 30 mojor,ty-in l836-ony one
Tn '38 the wbig'bod q maiorilyol y. lnlG0
they have 20 majority. The vote pollod q lhc
last election Is unusually large, being upwards
Of 10000 and which shows that the people are
fully aroused TO the Importance Of tho coming
contest.
IN 1886 The vote waslargor ihan had ever be-
fore been given, and it was then only G8,S8l'
Old Rip slumbers no longer
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

fHHNHHN hHN itt""f ''' |
vsn Of, 1Ayaapn et'rtNr WmF ~ yafa7
county raised thsr tagtatM lt *'F'4t
Vis favorable. and Ho vhgln affair worthy
lbo wings Of i6l91 and thr ttufa ei ll'Ha
.op. About n e'gl1fk on lBuuay Ws Fu.
e,saIon formed in ue town ~ tsnttd nad
'.~ssAs d.ai5e .se0AJV.si .4s !. p. ~. 'ls h.
The procession whH preceded by tcahiHlI
little Cabin upon Wh,.'t iom ffoo eli} and
tho great i7l .1tup lun i. ui Gund
Cult AOeJ arriving % NIB. sTt t1s,'i'na
.s..~,-es.,.,s ...s. W.,
collected around uaHd Hb,HUn1 huen ercct
ed ior the .pr7bg.a, valIt tri ay #sem-
bled large uumbcroi ladies, oud ttCspeahlng
.I-.sss- " 49, sjlIts' fgn M..gl M,,..n Zen,
on The part Of The ladies' who presented o llng
TO the Tppceauoo Club Of Benton. Tho adj.
dress was replied to by The Club through its
organ, Mr., Mount
The organ Of each delegation then usccndcd
the stand and were Addressed ia on eloquent
and handsome speech by r, N. corwiuc, Esl,
The speech of Mr. Corvino was certainly one
nmoug--ir not The very best, delivered on the
OCCASION The response from the Nielsburg
delegation was made By Judge Martin, from
Madison delegation BY T. G, Topper Esq
from that Of Ilolmcf county by ----4 Brook,
Esl. The resolutions adopted BY the meeting
were read aud acted upon between tho remarks
Of Mr.. Topper and Mr., Brook They were
followed by some eloquent remarks by Mr..
Jenkins of Benton After Mr. jenkins con-
concluded bis remarks dinner was announced
and the congregation pauook o( a dinner
which had been prepared for the occasion.
Tho meeting was afterwards addressed dur
ing the two days the meeting continued by e |
b. DEMO, of Vicksburg, Judge Martin, ledge !
Anderson, Thomas Green, Judge Winches-
ter, aud Judge Hughes, The several addresses
wore suited TO the occasion and breaihed the
true spirit OF love Of Country The speech Of
81 sd f'e'v sePa',d 80 od'nl,c hiu vtuqHuucc,
but he went far very far beyond our anticipu.
tions. nenio, the brick.masou-the man who
can lay more bricks in given length Of time
than any other man in the State, and do Il bet
tor is with q single exception, the most efec-
1--WE speaker we have heard during The proaent !
canvass. Deuio is patriot and an orotor--a !
man OF -whom not Ousy tho mcch1urrsu lrt n, t !
Wings, but the State mag be tastlg -proud.
The ohic Blacksmith and the man Of 6itvo
eight languages may talk pretty well, but
DEMO can throw them completely in the shade.
/. Ther were large number Of banners with
appropriate inscriptions, and among others
80 '>-~re~s- a-sss-sss~~ ,-assas.s,
-6le@ them--ot Yaaoo. The meeting continu.
Cd for two days, there being from four to seven
hundred persons present during tho whole
time, AND we han s.asSuraaceR tAai .tha cause
OF Tippoeanoa received an impetus at this
meeting which the spoilorswill never overcome.
1t was glorious lime Iof Tie Wings u Yaaoo
--ior the cause generally, and they acquitted
themselves in noble STYLE The Madison
Tppeeanoe Club giyes three cheers for II,
Wings Of Yaaoo and their Log Cabin raising
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Complainaats.

Kills WALTON, ct. di:t 1e,e,iaanrs ,.~-.~
Upon opening the matters OF this
- bill and happening to the satisfac.
ton of the Court that the defendants
Kills Walton and Magness league are
not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this Court cannot be
executed on them, therefore it is order.
ed, that unless the said defendants APP
pear before the Chancellor at the Court
room in Jackson, the First Monday in
December next, and plead, answer or
demur to said bill of complaint, the Sc
veral allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed, and such order or decree
made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further
ordered that copy Of this order be in.
serted in the Madison Wing Advocate
once a week for two months success.
sively.
Attest: r. l. DIXON, CIR.
September l2, 1910. 36-45
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

Messrs, Brown and Strango--thc North Car
olina Senators in Congress who resigned their
seats to elechoneor for Mr., Van Buren,, arc "gone
Coons,n The wings hayea majority in the Le-
gisl0ture on joint ballot Of SO. Mr. Strange,
will be ,e-y Strange and no wing ever kne%
"Brownn OF inquired "wha, Brown.n Scan,
-aemelt Iudgc.n-~..- "a. ..s.-...-.-...
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DlED-On the 25h day Of August, ut.,
EpwAHp, infant son Of S, D. Livingston Of this
town.
On hemorning of the 25lh ult,, Mas. MARY
JANE BnowN, consent Of Mr. James Brown, OF
this county.
On tho 81 inst, in this village Mr. LrlaH
MADDrx, Commission Merchant of New Or
leans,
On the 8,h inst, in this town Of Gongestiyo
Fever, Mr. Eli WusoN, Stage Driver
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I'M f'o4 f.Is
!, fam GA e'iss ~ {
l.9,' + ihs thief n 4. ..' ''l'i q
a. SIN daIlg IL aaai !, s'''i 'slis.
, , make 4 sahgsaIss, 81 IA.
you'd ~ alai II \. .a fsa
, 81 ia{ 9.eAgiy wIss sa.' 800 n
Ths'a The umbfslla -, 49,. -,
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EUhf N4ff fHfHi Wsi fHiA BEN $50
fsmMss. dismissed
tHI
W " ttfmaH Nat
HHfaHHUaf
az glff8e ~ lh6 ab8ga stated case ~
b ms directed by tho honorable cir
sl.i eHt United States ~ lhe Southern
District 10 NIaslslipp ! wlll espgse 10
public sale, i9f cash, before lhe Court
house door, 10 lhe tgWu " Canton,
Oahs Thlff Mmfgg II September 1910,
Tho following property 70 sii
Ono Gin Stand,
One pair Nil Stones and Mil
Irons,
One Wagon aud Harness,
One Bed ana Byd.stcad, Aha
Kitchen Furniture.
Ai&0-~Oa As Second MaHiry of Ocio.
ben, 1910,
,Gyg.hJagipg. asseyiPsd lsad, 70 .. VI. -
Tho northeast quarter Of secu0n Two
aud The south vest quarter and the north
half Of the east half Of the southeast
quarter, aud twenty-five acres of the
nollh ond Of the west hall of Tho scalh'
eSs' THaftdf 81 sstHccir' ", ., ''s''rs lt
west quarter Of section four, township
ten, range th4oo, east, containing ~ at
GIVE hundred aud forty acres, more OF
less.
Levied on as tho property of defend
ant Anderson, and will be sold to salts
~ plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law
w. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
For Hc Southern District Of ,Hssissippi
BY W. l.. Bate, Dept
Sept. 8, 36-40 Pr fee SIS
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sTrrRIrFs SALE.


Madison circuit court Noren,ber term, 1910.
John w, Mayo,
VS. On alias &. ia.
Pressly Johnson,
P. B, Pope Kirk & Co.
VS. Same and same
Same,
RY virtue Of the above stated cases
~ to me directed, will expose to pub.
lie sale, for cash, before the Court house
door, in the town of Canton,
On he Third Monday in October, 1910,
The following tract or parcel Of land,
Il, wiit;l~.TAs was, haAeycf ihe eog;h.aast
quarter; east half Of the southwest
quarter, and west half Of thersonih-east
~ T.s <, z 80 z. '''Ys-''; e'- sry.,-
twelve, range four, east, containing two
hundred and forty acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
AMI Johnson, and viii be sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. IIAMBLEN, ShV.
ga n.
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ERf virtue of the above sta,oa ,,...
to me directed, | will oyDo ,'' !
public sale, for cash, before me cor,,.
house door, in the town of Canton
On the Third Monday Of October ls,O,
The following property, to wit: n.
northeast quarter and nsth hail. east
half, northwest quarter, and south half
of the cast half, of the southeast GUAR.
ter, and north haIfofthe east half, south.
west quarter, section nine and the south
half of the east half and south half d
the west half, northwest quarter, sec,
ton fifteen, all in township ten, rang
four, east, containing by esumatioR
three hundred and sixty acres, more d
less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Sims, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost,
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snERIFF,s SALE.

Madison Circuit Coart--Noreu,ber Term, 1870
j. B. Higden
VS. fl ia on bond
B. R. Truly, D. Burnes
and +. A Roop,
Priesdey & Newman
VS. Aliasf ia
b. r. Truly.
Thomas Simmins use &c
VS. Fl fa on bond
B. r, Truly ct. al,
Try virtue of the above stated cases to
me directed, will expose TO public
sale, for cash, before the Court house door
in the town of Canton,
On Moudaythe l9th dqpof October 1910,
:" 'ThUfoi7owiifg deserted iassss 20 wii.
Lot no |, section 20, also the fractional
part Of section 20; also, west half south
~ y. sss,,
"ost qudftcr ssctl0H ~ cSias@fsssAS T5C Il
5l-l00 acres more OF less all in township
10, Of range cast.
Levied on as the property Of defendant
and will be sold 10 satisfy the above stu
ted cases and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, Sh'f.
DT JESSIE fYIST~g's 7-"T' ~
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S. HAMBLEN, SJ.
August /, 30-35

The above described property @@
OFF by George Calhoou and hHsnOl ma
paid for, who will be held responsible
for any deficiency at resale
S. HAMBLEN, SiJ
- Sept. l2, S6-4i [pt es s&.
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Defendants

HTPON opening the matters of this
y bill, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the Court that the defendants
Kills Walton and Magness league are
not inhabitants of This State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the
process Of this Court cannot be executed
on them, therefore, it is ordered, that
unless the said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the Courtroom in
Jackson the First Monday IN December
next, and plead, answer or demur 10 said
bill Of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed and
such order and decree made therein as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
just. Itis further ordered that a copy Of
this order be inserted in the Madison
Wing Advocate once u week ler -two
months suceessiVely,-.- -
Attest; r. l.. DIXON, Cfk
September l2, l840 36-45
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

Madison circ,nt court November term, ivy
Cha's Smith a dn'r &c
Va On vend expo
ira llariss,
sYs% S.yse.oG. .se spQse state. t 60. .awa :,
AS me directed, | shaft expose ~
lie sale, Tor cash, atthe Court Hoa''s'S'- g
in the town of Canton,
ron Monday The 9TH asy = lIls, 10y
One Wagon,
Two Yoke Of Oxen. .-
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant Harriss, and will be sold to @u''
plaintiffs debt and cost, -, srr
By Z. B. CrRrs' NP
June 81, $3.50
pOsTPoNEMENT'
The sale of the above described o pr
perty is hereby postponed until '0' ''''
day Of July, lS4O, IN, IN SrF
SAINT, I. H 1 \ G1,S,,, DIV
July II, 27-20
posTPoNEMENT'
The sale Of the above d's '.,iI ny y, II
perty is hereby postponed un'' "
day of August, 1910, ami, IN @f
s, n l 4 crarls bt
July IS, 1880
posTpoNEMENT'
The sale of the above described Isa M N
perty is hereby postponed ""'" y
Monday in August IN. ST.
By L B. Curtis, W
August 8, sl-39
PosTPoNEMENT' "a ,c
The sale of the above desc q go "A Il
perry is hereby postponed uD'''
day of September, ,.,rrg ssT
By L. B. CusIls' ~
A,,us, ea 1886
- Y'~'''' ~ ''''s % z, 90 . Sa...-;s
pOsTPONEMENT' ~,
The sale Of the above des ,ail he II,
perty is hereby posiPonou ''
day Of September .,,pr I'm. ShT
By +. B. GUSTS s,,l
s"s' - .s.,S ~ssNs~y ,~.~y.- ~ .ssss.s. :.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-12

SUPERIOR COURT or CHANCERY.
OF the STATE Or mississippi, '"
,ssA ~ Ha-,A hslIss. Isst,g Q.,,,ss &C sod
CoArL lie ,llyst Monday IN September l84O.
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Information Wanted.

Al two young men BY the name of BENJA.
W MIN aud JESSE KELLY. The first was
% years old last November, and the latter u IN
October last. Said young meu were orphans, and
were made drunk, ana whilst in tina. situation,
being illiterate,l were persuaded and cocrced to
assign decd to d certain tract OF land drawn by
orPhans-aud the boys unconscious Of what they
had done. The wtetches berg about to suffer for
it, inyeigled and scared the boys, bY pcrsoadn.,-
them they would be hanged or sent to the Peni-
Tertiary, for wha: they had done-aad run them
off from Meriweather county. Georgia, about the
2Uih Of September, 1887, since which time, moth
ing certain has been heard from them. Report
says they were seen 10 Abbeville District 5. c.
They were run of By one James YqEcy and 9TH
ers. Any information respecting the boys, by
mail or Otherwise whether they are alive OF dead,
will be thankfully received BY the subscrlbot-and
Editors Of newspapers 10 South Carolina, North
Carolina or Georgia, will confer favor on dis
tressed mother and her or han children, by giving
the above an insertion in their papers.
lfsaid boys can be found, they have nothing u
fear IN Georgia, as they are exonerated from any
crime in the case. ELI KITCHENS.
Walker county Ga, Fet. 4, ls4U
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APRIL %.

APRIL %.
The morning hour Of yesterday, was &C.
cupied By the House in receiving the Re.
ports Of Committees. After which, the
House again went into Il Committee Of the
whole on the General Appropriation bill !;
when MI. Atherlon, Of New Hampshire,
resumed the floor aud continued and finish.
OF his Speech on the general politics Of the
Country lie was followed by Mr.. Mason,
Of Ohio, who went into foil history OF the
vote given by Gen. Harrison in lie Ohio
Legislature IN relation 10 insolveni debtors.
showing thai the democratic Candidate for
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April 81.

a AN--- -
The House yesterday resumed The con.
sheraton Of the Resolution proposing to
abolish the Committee on Public Expen.
dl,ares. Mr. Adams was entitled to The
1sof, and concluded bis remarks IN opposi.
too 10 the resolution. Ar. Thompson, Of
Misss.ppi, followed, and stated It was Of
grea, importance hat the Committees
should haze 40 opportunity 10 make their
reports I he House had been detained
1eaf.} week "a the discussion Of this cues.
ton, a8d must 5e prepared TO vote upon it.,
lie therefore moyed the previous question,
wA.cA beng seconded, the main question
vas taken, and neaa'iFro 4 votes to g.
On molten Of Mf. Jsaes, Ire House went
ogaiR into q Committee Of the whole on the
General Appropriation bill. Mr.. Nhay, be.
rg entitled II the floor, addressed The Com.
uiiiee On The expenditures Of the Govern
ment tie vas followed BY Mr. Evans, Of
Name, 10 running Commentary on the
Speech Of Mr.. " Kay, slich be Handled
with much severity. Mr.. Alherton, Of X.
Hampshire. replied 10 Mr.. Evans aud de-.
Tended Mr.. Mhay On the general politics
Of the country. tie occupied the floor iill
near : O'clock, when be gave way for mo.
ton Tor the Committee 10 rise. fl vas
found there was not a quorum Of members
present. The Committee rose, the Chair.
man stated the fact 10 the House, and an ad.
Jolrumeni took place.