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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
4 DAY ON BOARD OLA srEAMrp

A DAY ON BOARD OLA S-TEAMER.-A M.
senger on board Of the Britannia on her last depa,
lure from Boston. writes from Hafar TO the editpr
oilhe Trenton Emporium, as follOws.-
The day on board - spent as follows From
Gay light until eight The ship Is a SORT " rener,
dressing roDn This business over. the passenger.
assemble m the dining room. where each has his sea-
~ liable permanently assigned fpr the vovars At
na past eight the bell rings, and an Engii,h break
last appeafs-to wit teas coffee, fish. beef ham
eggs sausages. aud IN short everything that was
ever heurd Of ~ n morning dish This OCCUPATION
ass en- hour Then those who arc inclined 20 wall
promenade the deck-thoso wbs do not choose az
e'oi.e' aInuse themselves in reading Tor there IL
sDol library on board or in playing chess. &c for
az me implements for ell sorls Of games are here
mus passes the time iill twelve. when the tsblss
oi ,he dining room sre spread with Geld provision.
400 liquors preceded BY tursens IT soap. This
occupies bait an hour-then auusements 70 On till
IOuf-ihen comes the regular dinner-tyyelvs or e,ur
zen Kinds 81 meat, fish end fowl. SOUPS. pastr,s,
PoldingN nuts, fruits, &c. &c IN profusiUn which
"a'e no where met with on land The sAsr
~ oi TIE day isdeEoted pretty much 10 Iounging
~ eheeieni supper comes az eight. and by ten We
NC generally a-bed. This--tbs round Of two dsv,
> uoVotles' ample 0f what the voyage Is n he =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

~. isase hHl complains, with great earnssn,ss
that ME- Gordon. the newly appointed po.,,n..,..
Boston, i the son ola man who bslo5g.i ~ ~, "
common class of society,"
Wen done. Isaac! Out with IL. These Cosl;Do.
have been sHothered long onough-let ib.m -
uuerance Whaihas this son II soyneI.sIv A. a. ~
place Of honor and uusR What ri gh, IN. n. 80
hs IKE % press into and occupy places recepuv Gj
~ 'he hidalgo' Of The land, men who have been
y S GAG. 'usn' W fosPe ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
FROM ne Nsp World


FIRST VOLUME or CHARLES o'MALLEY.
We have printed IN four EIra Quartz New
Worlds IL style suitable for binding with the vol.
ume whicS concludes nett week. VIZ the present
volume. The whole ef the fret volume Of cn.sLzs
OMaLLEY. Il u now ready or delivery. An
these numbers, tsge,her with another extra pu be,
containing b-se parts Of the second volume and tho
hurnher for Juue q containing The fourh p.rt ,y;ll
BE- sent graiuitously 10 81 Srw subscribers v,bo
will soad us "a for ono year, or Is for two years.
slso 70 al present subscribers who will send the
Iamo sums in rensws Of their old subscriptions
ro~ the Time when fhey have. %. or SHALL expire
\ limited odition only has been issued, al q osst
'fsl0Oo Orders should Be forwarded without do.
~ 70 prevent d'rappoin'mens in obtaining copies
Csli onJ. ~ THOMPSON. agent Zoe ibis CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

THEPRESS.-Ths Philadelphia Inquirer makes
an extract from the letter of our Washington cor.
respondent. on the freedom and independence a,
many OF the Wing presses, and says-"We copy
the above with pleasure. A little more freedom of
opinion and discussion on the part ofpablic journals
is every way desirable. The new Administration.
rs 1t appears TO ~, disposed to encourage thi,
manly and independent course. Blu, whether such
are the views ofibe Government or not the leading
Wing Journals OF the day will do themselves honor
and subserve the general interest by fearless bur
courteous GnL just discussion Of ali grsat ouestions
of public interest. The Party will lose nothing by
such course, while The people, the country, and
the cause Of truth, will gain no little Attacks
upon men, md violent assaults upon measures should
on all occasions be guarded against-buf, on the
other hand. calm sober, and moderate investigation
cannot be too warmly commended. "-Baitig,ore
Patriot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

SUIT AGAINST NICHOLAS BDDLE.-one
Of the New York Journal. says the Philadel phia
North American, inquiries as TO the precise nature
ofihe suit lately instituted by the Bank Of the Uni
ted States against Mr. Biddle. II Is brought TO re-
cover nearly seven hundred thousand dollars paid
out during his administration. for which vouch-
ors can be found. Of which sum than four hun
dred thousand dollars, il is asserted. paid him
for purposes unknown, upon the checks Of the
Cashier. We must sustain this and every other pro.
per effort 70 place the odium now heapcd upon our
city in general. upon the shoulders Of those 10 whom
It belongs. II isdue to Philadelphia that dscrimi.
nation should be made between the innocent and
the guilty 10 tho thousands Of her upright citizen.
who have regarded the appalling disclosure offraud.
and wrongs with an indignation exceeded in no
quarter Of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

Governor o. Cuba has ordered the inpoJi,,.
children Of all classes may fs sdyc,'.i s me
pen'e. The law y liberal one and scc,,,,,..,
ne OBJECT completely. The Iancaus,i., a.",.,
ol leaehing . 70 be adopted. Covsrpsr V,i9a., "
N" importsnt step. will earn f,r b;,..ais ~
evlane lame snd leave behind him sool, 49,. -,
se''nina'e and 'pfing up into vigorous nl,.,, -,
ing PreciOus snd good FRUIT P''N"' Oea'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

THE FISCAL BANK Or TIE U. STATES
The MadisonIan gives the positive of the
favor with which President Tyler views the project
for this fiscal bank.
We not only "have doubt of It's having the az
probation Of the heads Of Departments" rs remark
ed by city contemporary. but we can confidently
state that it has, in it's general features. received the
approbation OF the President which is the nnst i'm
portant. since his concurrence is absolutely neees
sary ~ is passage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

The Alexandria Gazette says, 1--WE regret to learn
that during the thunder storms which occurred last
Saturday and Monday. several persons, near War
ren,on. Fnuquer county. Va. wero struck down and
killed by lightning, and several others were severely
injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

NEWoRLEANs AHEAD-Accordinp 70 n.
o'yuHo more is painter IN New Orleans Who
r'' reached on extraordinary degree Of acco=,pI.b
.h' p ne ifade II IS said that he painted pips
.ulHse ne o'hof ley 70 exactly initiating marble
sunk ~ The bottom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

DISTRESSING MoRTALITY-of the hun.
drcd and twenty-five members composing the Van
Buren, majority in he last Congress. only twenty
seven have been reelected
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

Tho Board Of Trade OF Baltimore have adopted
memorial to Congress praying the establishment
Of National Bank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

THE RIVER-Therc j. now five feet winter m
the channel and rising rapidly. Rain almost con-
santly falling and expect to navigation con-
tinued for some time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

The editor OF the Msdisonian At Washington has
been elected printer to the u. s. Senate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

mARhlbD-sn Thursday morning. tbo I7rb h.
',anL oy The Rev. y A Weed. Ne. Josrys Ksss
o. 81 Cla'"yills. 70 Mrs. ELrzAsrru DIE, Of ri.
city. ~ ''N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

Hon. Henry Hubbard hns been nominated as can
didato for Governor Of New Hampshire by the
loco focos Where is Isaaci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

nROPOSALS, will be received until The 9Th
~ July next, for enclosing ths ground about the
new court house. Of OHIO county. Plans and spec-
6caiions Of the work can he seen. en- ~ aItcr the
25ih inst. at the Office Of n jacob.
We wish also 20 contract for paving the side
walks. and about the building The work
will be constructed Of stone, brick and Iron. and
separate proposals or each required TO DO made.
II. JACOB,
ID. AGNFV, \
inn 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
n u w PION Err LINE.
By National Rad 10 PLIadeLokia.
I1S MILES. - m a /,

daily for Philadelphia, arrives IIogers,own in
time fnr the morning trnn Of Carr. via: CHAM
BERSBURG. CARLISLE, HARRISBURG and
LANCASTER.
This line runs from Hagersiown TO Philadelphia
distance Of l75 miles by Rail Road in Patent Safe.
Iy Beam Cars;
Passengers from the east wdl always find stages
ready al the depot at HsgenIown 10 convey them
West
For seats apply ut tho Bar of the u S Hotel
june % EDWARD RIDDLE. Agent
ST louis Republican. Il ouisville Journal Cincinnafi
Republican publish amount Of five dollars and charpo
this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

.sHs
4 tho SIGN Of lbe BIG BOOT. Just 70.
n ceivea FRESH assortment Of Lsdics' Md
slippers, black and colored Iadie. silE CIai,c,.
Also cases boys md youths calf boos.
SAMB McCLALIEN
JUN ~ Gunner Of Main a. MaJison sts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22

n IOMMISsIONER's sALE.-By virtue
~ oi decree pronounced on the I7th dav Of
November 1870. BY the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery FOR The county ofOhio, in a case
uiefen pending, between William Sharpe. Com.
p.auiah,' and Redick Mkce and Others. Defendants
The undersigned appointed COMMISSIONS Cor The our
pose viii otter for sale, ~ the font door Of the court
house Of said county. on Monday iho2d day OF An.
gust Heri, Chat being Court day. Lot No one IN Tho
lJth square. situated Market end Clay streets i'm
The city Of WheelIng,on a credit Of 6, ~ nnJ Is
months, The purchaser giving hood with good secs
rity, foe The payment Of the purchase money. and
interest from the day Of sale
l. w. MITCHELL. Deputy for
RicHARD HsRDEsrY. s. o. e.
june IS T. a. Commissioner 10 A. b.b,tC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
GOELICK,Es MATCTI.ESSS1N

GOELICk'Es mATCIsLEsSs ANATIVE
LNOR the cure Of Colds. Coughs. Consumpfion.
~ E@aoiation. ln1igestoo. &c SC. medfcino
ne reputation Of which has extended Er snd wide
over The United States and Eor,ne r., .-le bv
,. p. WHARTON, Corner Unioa q Water sp
jon ~ W. .'1'il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
STEAMSHIP PRESIDENT.

The following letter contains the opinion Of Capt
osken. Of the steamship Great Western. relative 20
| the steamship President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
TRIRIrrE OF nESprcr

At a Quarterly Court continued by adjournment.
and held for uenrico County, at the Courthouse, on
Friday the 9th day OF August, ISL:
The following preamble and resolutions were Of
iered by Robert G. Scott. Esq, and unanimously
adopted, and ordered to be entered on the records
Of the Court
The Court having received information of tho
death OF RERTERT A. CLAIBORNE ESQ., long a
member OF the Bar practising in this Court, and
. whose worth as man and usefulness as a citizen
shave secured for him the deserved and afec-
ton OF all his associates, united with the Bar and
lohcers OF the Court in the adoption OF the following
. resolutions:
= ResoIrsd, by the Court, its officers and Bar, That
they have received the information of the death Of
iMr Claiborne with tae deepest rescet and tbat as
IA testimonial Of the high estimate in which thew
hold the memory Of their deceased friynd and as
osocinte, who, through life Of more than so wears
was distinguished for his amenity aud kindness
unurng INDUSTRY, strict integrity, sound practical
good sense, fidelity to his professional obligations
and tho observance Of every duty that constitutes
in public or private life the character OF good
m'n, they WI wear the usual badge OF mourning
for thirty days.
Rssoirsd, That tho foregoing resolution be en-
tered upon the records Of the Court and that CO.
py OF be furnished to the family of The de-eas ed
accompanied with tho expression OF tho deep and
sincere sympathy for their great bereavement which
Is sincerely ielt 10y every member of the Court
officers and Bar and thatthese proceedings lie fur
nIshei the Editors Of Newspapers in the city of
Richmond for publication.
A copy. Tcsie,
LOFrIN n. ELLETT, c. Il. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
DIED,

, !" ms CITY, ON SUNDAY morning, Mrs SoruIA
NoStSfttp, eonSnri OF MIR. Lewis Roscnf Id reay.
my two children u bemonn her loss Excellent in
every relation Of life as a mother wife. and n,i,h
Doc, her loss will be deplored and by non bcTo
more Than by those OF hcc country, To whom shc
was indeed Mother in Israel. That sweetness oC
character. which was her especial charm when in
health, did not desert her in the trying hour =
Calm, and undsmuyed, she met death, face TO face,
and her last act Of consciousness was to re assure
the sinking spirits Of those around her. by hopes Of
the blessed tuture She Is gone TO sleep in the be
som OF the God ut hes fathers-a shining example
81 the truth that "a virtuous woman is a crown to
her h sband."
On Sunday morning, suddenly. in her 72d year.
Mrs SARAH PEARcE, twifc OF MIR. John Pcarcc /
native Of England, and for the las, ter wears "a
sdent OF this c,ty The friends OF the family ara
respectfully invited to attend her fune,al from tho
late residence of Mrs. Hannah Morgan, Main ST.,
tins morning, at 10 O'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17

To ais Honor The Juagc Of ne CriDlu,iial Court:
SlR-l write you unassistcd by my counsel and
Dam not informed whether or not the request | am
about 10 make Is grounded upon Il legal right, or
whether must address myself TO your courtesy a.
lone.
wish record statement of the proceedings and
evidence in my casc-one which Is made authentic
by your official seal and signature. My object IN
obtaining such transcript Is, in tho first place TO
Sc; my conduct IN lis true light before the public
to shield my character (Which am proud to say has
ever stood unsuIlIedl from any imputaton OF inten-
tiOnal wrong-to show that II have violated n NV
II has been through an honest msconceptlon Of lis
meaning.
My second object in the favor ask is, tina, the
Legislature OF CIV rstIve State may have the oppor.
ltunny Of forming their Judgment upon the results
lhowng tom one OF the laws of Their State and cx-
tend To ne such relief, IN the official contract made
10y me with the Governor of Virginia as their Wis
dom and equity may suggest. ara fully impressed
VITA the belief that Virginia, though she has been
unable to shield my person from imprisonment ySill
yet DO all m her power to repair the wrong which
has been done.
| contracted with her Governor under a heavy
pcn'ity,'o remove conycts from her limits beyond
the territory OF the United State. The most con-
Nenisny, and TO my view the only practicable hyh
road, Jay through Louisiana. | may he wrong but
Il was my belief that the transportation Of slaves by
sea from this country 10 a foreign country would
subject both vessel and cargo to uabi ty Of seizure
by British cruIZcrS. | brought them IN the brig I'm
cas-, under coasuns license, IN order 10 AVOID such
exposure, from Alexandra to Mobie--intendins to
proceed to Texas by way Of Now Orleans. ! sa-
On The Toti't, when was arrested, and IN spite Of all
my representations, convicted and punished as for
crime. l was acting rs the agent of yirgna-as a
party To contract with the Sale-no tlule of ev-
ds"cs was ELECTED that could lea to any suppostion
that my intention was not honestly rud strictly 10
perform this col'rlc'.
II tho laws u. Virginia conflict with the laws of
this State, and a. honest cir.zcn is crushed oe.
tween .hHm' as an American, have too much re-
gard for lie integrity ana The power Of Congress 10
believe That her support vii! not be extended should
| Illl 10 hnc It elsewhere.
II the time at your Honor should be too much
occupied To make out record with your own hand,
may ask # YOU will suggest any other mode by
which may obtain ~ II Il will better suit your
convenience, will myself draft it, mud ask for your
certificate that It Is substantially correct. May
have reply, # this will be given me
Very respectfully, (Slguedj
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS.
! Parish Prison, July 20 h, ISL. au I7-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
40 Fl,g P7T'e n q. O., ~ gg''Na'
A NEW Fiji T. enc1rru

Az a meeting Of tho Cadets Of the virginia Mill.
tary Institute, held IN the hall oi the Literary So.
ciety, Sunday, the 9Th Of June, ,r On, p1rpog,
Of organizing Bible Society: Cadet T. Pcnd.e.
ton, Of Bptctour, WIS called N Oh, Chair. and
Cadet N. II. Campbell Of Bedford, appointed Sc.
croiary.
The claims Of tho Bible cause having been pre
voUsy prcsonrsd 70 the Cadets IN nm giIrcs4' by
the Eoy. J. mcElrov, Agent Tor Tho Va. Bibi,
society, md still further enforced by Inc Rev. d.
Piumer, m the pressn' orclelon 70 tt,g
Rss0.1sd unanimos dy Tint it .5 cTpsdicnt q
organize m AuN.Ilary u bic Society
a Constitution was then presented md adopted
"hereupon, ne following officers were elected 10
one yc1r:
Cadet John &. wills Of Isle Of wight Prsdd,nl
Cadet Howard Barton Of fredericksburg, We
President
Cadet William y. Fiir Of Amherst, Secretary.
Cadet James q. Dorm1n Of Rockbudge, Trsai
ursr.
The Cadets pay annually into the Treasury q
tho Va. State Bible Society, 8 zach, and their SO
cioIy - composed Of nearly every member connect
ed wiki the ins'itu,ion. They feel great interest
their work, and look confidently 70 tho Divine bless
ing upon u JOHN 4. WILLS, prSsids1L
Wv. u. FAIR, S,ersiary.
~ The City papers will please copy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
Tho MrEM N.a,riel.

Correspondent writes respecting the sentiments
Of the enlightened people Of this District:
"Ihis District IS true to the great Wing prin,i.
pies, and will prove itself 50 rs sure rs the flow
succeeds the obD Of the tides There is no eompro.
mise here-no diyIson-no Observation-Disclosures
passion for unmeanng AID scnsclcss distractions ~
The same remark may be extended with truth
and justice to the great body Of the wings Of the
Commonwealth. They are men Of principle, aud
wIlh'l practical. They nro loyal 10 their principle s
and devoted % their friends, and they ore no, 10 be
dubbed by The arts Of L1cos, or the professions Of
pretended Wings. They have stood by the good
old cause, when il was under the ban, and thereby
proved th1i power cannot in,midito, nor can none
buy them. When their country and It's republican
institutions call upon them agan, whether asslircd
by ireorhcry within, or by foas from without tbey
will og'in prove that they are as sleadf ct and 10Y.
al as were their sircs Of me Revolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17

were now completely paralyzed-aud so must de-
syenu TO lhe'r graves, unless healing virtue reach
90 them from the hand ofIn's House. To this seat
| o' power their eyes were TUNED with longing ex-
PeS'auoai he hoped they had not looked in vain,
ana mat they would find in this instance, the gen.
ueman from Virginia false pr, pheL
/ mr. MDRGAN, adyeTIing to a remark made by
ono OF ms colleagues that the petitioners in favor of
a bankrupt law amounted IN all to but 4O, 600 took
occasion to correct that statement Ivy showing that
mere were 81 $50 sisners ia fiyor Of the measure
rom inc Stae OF New York alone, while there were
ssst IluS who demonstrated against the law. Mr.
norsGn again repelled the charge of"dilatory shut
MN, on the part OF the auvoca'cs OF the bill and
| spoke with some severity OF the course of cente.
, men VINO Prot',ed such tender sympathy for the
poor debtors, aud then would turn about aud vote
! 10 Keep them hopeless for lite. Ii, indeed their
hopes OF relief depended the gentleman from vir-
sul,, no doubt his yRiicnationS OF evil would Ger.
tainly hc fulfilled.
Mr. WISE You cannot deceive them.
MIR MORGAN. NJ. nor an You. MIR Nor
gan denied and Tcpudaiei he CHARGE that the nc
uon ol the friends OF the 6Il here governed by
contingencies elsewhere. MIR. Morgan was an adj.
Noea'e OF the measure truly AMI sincerely, on It's
merits, ana from political calculations The cen
tNmNh odd the committee Of the bankTupts sxert-
ing certain political influence tul the pc .itions in
ia'or oith' Ii'l came not fom hailupts alone hut
from some OF our wealthirSt citizens and fram iargo
number o: Their creditors Mir. Morgan here dwell
upon the wro'chcd condition of the indebted classes
VI the community. and made sirong appeal 10 tho
symPathleS OF the House IN their favor and concud
cd NY again repenG the charge Of any Induction
the bill fF0'''N
Messrs. WHITE, of Indians, and SELLERS
followed in favor of the bill and MIR WILLIAMS,
OF Maryland against it,
Mr. HOLMES obtained the fioor and tire COM
m'itee then, on motion OF MIR UNDERWOOD ro,.
and reported progress 'N'e
lNe House then took up the bill TO compe,e. COR
res! and publish the census returns; and after sew
era amendments. Tone ordering the number of co..
PIES to Ge inc eiSed to 2O0oOl which were propossd
2nG sIsue' ty Mcssrs RANDALL and VII
ordered on the engrOssment.
ed. ''S "e'e o'uer-
cd. VIZ 'i0"S' "uJouh-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17
RICH MOND.
TUESDAY MORNING, Arcrsr
BANK RITT

We shall probably receive, by the mail 10 ni,h,.
intelligence Of the disposition of the bank hill w.
nave no oonh' the President will Withhold his sane
uon' we have reason to believe he will accompany
MS communication with suggestions, which may
meet the appreciation OF acquescence Of Congress
ba' should this not prove to be the case, no DISPOSE
Hoo exists among the bulk Of the Wings % break
with him because OF this difference on a solitary
question: II the other great and leading measure.
are approved.
let US wait and hear every thing, before VIC
adopt any rash conclusions and harsh Judgment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-17

Il Is said that the prospect Of the Veto has give,
ne" ne 10 the gentlemen OF the "Swea, House,
ana that they propose to scrub out that concern
ana nave great meeting 70 elect Presi,sn, TvIc
an honorary member. The only difficulty in IL,
way Is MIR Ewins's Bill. which it is known p;
den' Tyler eoneocted, and would sign, if Consr,.
would pass 1t. Citizen Richie, and P,,s;d,,
wren and Orator Denoon concur with Nj S,n,I
L. hays IN considering that that Bill involves bo,t
h'eah'Y and raseotiy" and, if they take IN, Pro
s'dent' they must take that along with him
1t would be pity if this spoils the gen,lem,r,
sport
But IN addition to this, we have an in,imo,ior
that there are some other little particulars, which
may not prove very agreeable to the .'swc,,
House gentry. The bill contains several prov;.
SONS which its friends deem Questionable
as prohibiting foreigners from holding stock)-and
which they designed to remove by a supplemen,,,
bill. The President, it is said, in returning III. hill
Will enumerate these objections, and il nray Lapp,p
that Congress may concur with him, and remodel
the Bill according to his suggestions. What would
the Sweat House" think of their honorary mem
Der after thsl ~