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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-02
TO RENT.

VN7IIE Brick Store and Dwelling, on the
ID. corner of Gay and Bridge street,
ELKTON. The Store has been long oc-
cupcd a, such. and is good stand for
business, with Granary and fixture COM
pIete, also a large garden and srabling at
tached. For particulars enquire of Mr..
james S. Purnell, at the store, or of the
subscriber.
ANDREW MCINTYRE.
Dec. (25)-tf
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.H.3R TL.4.fD. cecil CcuHiy, 10 wH:
I'm application Of EDWARD Parker of Cecil
~ County, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, one OF the associate Judges OF the
Orphans Court of Cecil county, ing forth
that he Is in actual cunfneul ut icr debts he 10
unable to pay, and Offering to deliver up Tor the
cnct Of his creditors all ais property, real per-
sonal and mixed, 10 which he is in any way cnti
tied, Il schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition u
pom oath, and praying to be discharged from ac-
tuai confinement, and to have extended to HIM
he benefit OF u sevcra insulvcnt lsws OF Mary
iald; aud 1t appt urlng 20 me by competent testI-
lnony that the AID petitioner has resided within
he state oil Maryland Tor the last sixty days next
before his application, appointed Albert Consta
BILE trustee tor the benefit OF the sud Edward
Parker who has entered into bond, with security
by ne prescribed and approved, Tor the faithful
performance Of his said trust; and the said Trus'
tee having certified TO Inc that lie is in full pos
session oi all the property III the said schedule
and list OF debts contained have ordered and M
pointed he lrst Saturday next after the first
Monday Of Aprill next, for the sad Edward
Parker to appear be the Judges ci' Cecil
County Court, at the Court house IN Elkton, to
answer such allegations and intcrrogatorics as
may then he proposed TO linn by his creditors;
and the said Edward Parker. having entered INTO
bond in penalty and with security by me pre-
setped and approved SO TO appear and answer as
aforesaid, ! do hereby order and direct that the
said Edward Parker be ,ischarg d from personal
confinement, and that he give notice of this his
application, and oI tn day SO by me appointed
Tor his final hearing in Cecil county Court, to his
creditors, by advertisement in some newspaper
printed in Cell Coln'y, once a week for three
months, before the sud FIST Saturday next after
the first Monday in \ ur next
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SUES rriber's Namts. Sibs ripion Money. Nd'
yartiScmeuts, Orders Tor Printing. &" g.. lei
with the tolloHi' gentlemen, will be promptly
attended 10, via -
JurS b. Y\RN,LL, Port Dcp,si.
J w. ABRAuAMs, p. NJ. DO.
ELLIS I.EYNolrs. Rising Sun.
loNAs pHEs1oN, Jr p NJ Conowingo.
Jols :. EyEnnsr. HuwhnGsvtllc.
Col. II. 5 SITES. +. NJ. PHINcrrIo.
JOSIE IlAMEs, brick Aectm = House
JosLru McNrILEN lr. Penyvrlle.
T. cMAs lrENsu & Co., tharlcsiown.
JouN McCRAcEEN. ?. NJ, North East
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM PiERoF, p. NJ. Cecltun.
JOIN 3. MonTor. y. n. Warwick.
.'ons MEARs. P. NJ. s.. Augustine.
loLN l.. GAy1tk; +. N. CT esapeakc City
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.
JAYNE;S EXPECTORANT.

Is decidedly superior to any known combination
OF medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting OF blood, Angina Pectoris-Palpita-
tons Of the heart, Bronchitis--chronic Plurisy,
Hoorscness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness of the Breast and all
diseases OF the Pulmonary organs.
For sale at DR.. Parker's Drug, Mede-
cine s Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
Of DR.. Jaync's Medicines IN Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DR.. Jayne's Tonic
Nerrniiuge, and DR.. Jayne's sanatiTc
Pills.
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~N onn,ic,,ior re Ccoroo S;,,,,rs or Coil
q Co,.niv nv nc,itiun in writing 70 me- thn
snbsrrib r., (onc Fine associate indrcs ollie Or.
phnn's Cont Of Cecil conntvI scttinr forth tL,t
he is in actual confinement far Debts Ln is NM
BE 10 nav and Offering 70 deliver nm for the ho-
nrft of his crrlitnrs I'll lie pronnrtr rc,I mr.
sonal and m;ycI TO which lie is in a,,,, vav nn,i-
tIod schrI,,re ,yhcraor,rd i;st nf he crcE nrL
dc,s Lrng ycJ f.. Ls s,i,i nc,;t,on nnon oath
and nr,yiir 70 hc discharrcI frnm ort,l cn,,f;on.
mont and 10 have oytnmdeI IN him ,bo hcnnG, If
No s,,-"rni ;,,snI,,,,t 1900
,,,i,,. -. w t ,,,',,,',, ,; ,i, H.,
s.,iI s,;onnr w po.I ,;',' t,'o S,,.o nr
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A CAR Id.

DOCTOR JNO. ALRlCHS offers his
professional services to the Public; he
will always be found, except when profess
slonaIlv engaged, at his office, opposite
Nc Cnlough's Hotel, Elkton, Md.
Oct. 9th, lS4l--tf
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For Rent.

A FISHERY adjoining the Beach
AF,shery, NJ the mouth of Elk River
with House and Sheds, and shore sulIi-
clenl for any length Of seine. For terms,
apply to MATHEW c. PEARCE.
Near Cecilnn, Cecil Co, Md,
Dec. 25Ih---emt. So
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PUBLISHED Try sA'rRn'v MORNING
BIZ -, RI IT'S.
In the LOG CAIN. next toor to tie
POST OFFICE.
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q q HsEAD ! .
WHATlT HAS DONE,

And il 80. nave Il lreHd, relation, or known
any ore that is afflicted with that distressing dis
ease, CONSUMPTION" persuade them with
out delay TO try that famous and unriyalled med
icinc, the "DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY"
which has cured thousands Of this complaint af-
Ter everything clSc had failed. Read the fol-
lowing uAdouUtel proofs ofis efficacy:
Eo&Lorough, Sept. 10, 1871.
Dear Sir,
Pie ,sc send me two bottles more Of your Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, like that you sent me be-
fore. have taken nearly all Of tac ist two,
and confidently believe this medicine VIII cure
me- have used great many remedies within
he last yGtr, bat nive never found any tang
Int has relieved me SO mach. II has stopped
my coagh entirely, checked my night swrlts,
ana sleep better at ng It ana feel better in eve
ry way than have Tor ntny months.
To4rs, respectfully, JAMES Kelly,
llomcsbarg, Sept. Il, 1911.
Friend Wi.ar,
m IS. lgrin trouble thee 10 send r.-two bot
les more 0, thy Invaluable Balson. Ilpya now
taken three bottles in all and can assure thee
that II has done me more rood than all the modi-
cine have ever ttiel bet0re. Scll hrlle stage
as soon as possible, and o5lge thy friend.
JACOB lIoILowAv.
Eristo September S, Sill.
Dear Doctor,
Herring 50 many people talk ohcn' the Won
der'ul cures Your balsam OF Wild Gle ry has
made in comsI!mption, | sent TO one Of yoar A.
gents the other day or a bottle. and have found
Il to relieve me 50 much, that want three bc.-
ties more sent soon, as | believe it will cure me
too. have used great many halsIms fdiI-
tcrent kinds, lave tried Jayne EXpac!"rdat and
other medicines besides but nothing has ever done
me as nnch good as youls las Send BY the
steamboat Bolivar.
Yours truly, WILLIAM Tno,ias.
az ECsdcs its astonishing efficacy, in Con-
sumption. is is also the most effcctual remedy
ever discovered for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ASH IlMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS.
GROUP WHOCPlNG COUGH, Sc, as hun
dreds will testify WHO have been cured by it after
all other remedies had filled.
q > BE very particular TO ask for DR., WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold
wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS & Co.,
Chemists No SO South street, Philadelphia.
Price 81 90 bottle
r sold in Elkton at DR.. Palker's Medicine
and Paints tore. Oct. lG lS4l--Gm
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From the Boston Ncily Times.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

Ofall the public advertised medicines Of the
day, we BROW o noe that we can nlole sd!eIy
recommend Tor the ills that ics is heir to-
thin e L lis that are sold at the depot vi the
North American College o Health, No. 1873
fremont street, Boston. Several instances W.
knew Of wiere they used in families with tne
his .as. slLls'la..o.; and 10 longer ago than es
A4:l.y. e., b asI -, eminent PnysclAn aJ the
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S. WINCHESTER & SON,


Jersey Shore, l.ycoming County. P.
AGENTS for the sale Of the above named
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, in Cecil Co.
.IorEpu c. CLoup,-Elkto. !; JoHN McCRACKEN--
North Eat, z. .. Thomas BYRoN-Pcryvilc;
EMILY OwENs, &C rlcytown; ANDREW KIDD
Port Deposit; SAMUEL LANp,-Rowltndvil
GEORGE w. BlLEs,--Blne Ball; ANN DucKLLY,
-Springers Place; IlrNRY 5. Sites -Prjncip-
10; LlcK s. BRoTuEEs,- rrstown; JOSEPH
TlA1NEs Brick Meeting Hose; JosEPn BRyoS
s SoN,-Bohemil Village; I. F. BIDDLE,-
Chesapeake City; Francs b. CRooHsnANKs,-
C,citon EDWIN IIANEs Kissing Sun WM. b.
GILLESPIE. Rock Springs; JOSHUA CLAYTON
s. Go. Chesapeake City 7. o. JOHN MEARs,-
ST. huris,nr p q. TnoMAs FoARD,-Warwick;
CIV. II InPHY 30 lenil Mills; q p. WHIT A
KER s Co.-Pnncipio Furnace; CRoTnERs 4
klRK college Green.
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT.
ron TmE SALE OF THE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
l69 RACE STREET, Philadelphia.
Feb, l. ls42--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
From The Alexandria Gazette.


The pnblic mind has heen somewhat excited, for
few days past to learn the result of the expected
taik between Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Granger. That
talk " came off," in the House Of Representatives
on Friday, 10Th instant, and more inslorious
backing out on the part of the former named gem
tlemen, was perhaps never witnessed. MI. WISE
previous reference TO Mr. Changers knowledge Of
the Presidents course, with regard to the Veto of
the Bank Bills, made, obviously, TO induce the
country to believe that the President relied upon
Mr. Changers knowledge of the facts to sustain
him, was promptly met by Mr.. g., and the question
distinctly asked of Mr.. Wise, if his call for nfor-
nation was intended to bring out the facts, and at
the same time to exonerate Mr.. Granger from any
indelicacy in communicating what had taken place
during Cabinet intercourse Every tongue was s-
lent and every ear open" OmneS conticuere, in
tentique ora teHeJant," The whole House waited
to hear Mr.. Wise give full and free permission for
full and free response to the call he had in effect,
made. But 10 and behold he rises, and BACKS
OUT, by declaring that he had made call-and
that he did not wish or expect Mr.. Granger to come
out with the developments that he was prepared to
offer! Mr.. Granger let him pass.
But if Mr.. Wise passed, Mr.. Gushing did NOT.
Never was severer or more deserved castigarion
given 10 a public man than Mr. Granger bestowed
heartily upon this reere0nt Wing. "lle the man, "
said Mr.. g., 4" to lecture upon our representa-
tive duty "a man WHO has voted for every bill
passed BY Congress, and defended every Veto sent
in by the President--and defended these Vetoes,
too, not in the manly spirit OF independent re-
preventative out with crouchine servillly that the
gentleman from Accomac himself must scorn"-
Caleb was struck "between wind and water !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

THE CRops AT THE NORTH. cores
pendent of the New York Commercial
who has travelled through Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire, Maine, Vermont, the province OF
Canada, East to Quebec, and thence to
Montreal, and back again to Albany and
through the Chenango Valley, says Of the
crops :-''It affords me great pleasure to
inform you that, with single exception,
there is universal acknowledg
that the present season is the most abun-
dant ever known for all descriptions OIL
grain, potatoes, hay, &c. The exception
to which have alluded is, that in some
districts Of our State the rust has made it.
appearance in the wheat; but it is beiev
ed 1t will not be general"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
Richmond Medical College.

TIME winter term of Lecfarrs IN this Insfita-
II non. viii commence on MosNtay, the 3lst OF
t,ctot~.r, aud ces,sinRe 4 months.
.,ahn Culen. NJ d Professor a Theory and
Practice az M,dsc,ne.
l. ". Chsrntes lsv.e, NJ. D.. Professor Of Mate
RIA Airalra and Ihepa yeo.'es.
X. l.. Hohsnnan, VI D.. Professor OF obstetrics
All Diseases 81 Women and Children
Thomas Johnssa, u. D., Professor OF AHats"y
and Phss,olnsy.
Avg l. ws,r~,. ". d., Professor II Surgery
and Surgical Anni,,nly.
$. Msupjn, ~. h. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
Professor. Caiep saa Warner. win each deliver
t~" Clinical Lectures wc.k, IN the lahrmary, at
thu C,llege; I't,,lr~.ps sahpsan tive q week at the
Aims House; snd Professor Chamberlayne occs-
I siansi L-einrrs ~ The f-Bacatiary and City Hcs
faia, etitng cases ptesvnt themselves. -
These institutions furnish aisise number Of instru-
tive ca<rs. and tho numerous Clinical Lectures. to
III OF winch the Student win he admitted without
charge wal siGo,d him advantages Cor heeonl-
ing acquainted ith the iyps OF SoetbsFn Diseases,
mud witnessing the appropriate treatment. The
Surgical admitted int' tie College inhrmary
niimd the Professor n Surgery opportunities OF per.
f,ratine ,nany OF the Major aud Minor operations
beiaFe the cissv.
Tie fscilni.. of tho study OF practical Anatomy
re unsurpassed any where lie "afefHt iot Jus
sectn,n Is most nurt. and the eStensive Anstomi-
cal Museum l. wril stvrvd with healthy and morbid
preparations.
The Chemical Apparain. and collection OF sPesi-
men. IN Matters Me,ica very complete In
6nr the institution oh,srs facilities for the prosecu-
,"n OF Medical stndss unsurpassed by any similar
Institution IN this rsanirs
Fees $50 Ia each Professor
The price 81 Bond, incndiar fuel. lights. set-
vsnis attendance, Sc, is lroin 50 80 to IS 90 per
week
AUG :. WARNER,
August H. i84a-6i Dram or the Facnitg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

STEAMBOAT LINE.-The Wheeling
Gazette ofthe 18th inst. says-it was with
no little pleasure that we found ourselves
yesterday, enabled to announce to the
public the fact, that the labors of the com.
ml,tee appointed to 90 to Cincinnati upon
this subject, had terminated satisfactorily
and that regular line of good boats
would be placed on the route. This mat.
Ter accomplished, and the wagon line
which will be placed upon the route, and
Wheeling will see more palmy days than
she has yet seen. Then her Forwarding
houses, her merchants and her manulac.
turers will find reward for their labor
IN business and pay. 1t is for thus tina,
we have devoted so much time and space
TO the travel OF the great central ROUTE
Open an eligible route for travel and you
can create facilities for transportation
Get goods carried through, and you ge,
purchasers for your manufactures sup.
port your manufacturers, and place will
prosper. The first is but the entering
wedge-the balance will follow, if well
directed perseverance, is brought to beal
upon it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
L HE Nj A r X + rs.
OFFICE OF TIE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
august 10, 1912.

august 10, 1912.
FLoUR.-Howard Street Flour--there has been
pretty fair demand for Howard Street four dur
ing the week, and prices have been rather more
firm than at the close of last week. The sale from
stores embrace 5000 or 5000 barrels at s. for good
standard brands, principally for shipment The
stock. accommodating, bui holders very fira
to-day at IS for good standard brands. The wa
gon price is 81 67i
WHEAT The sales of fair to strictly prime Pa.
reds have been made at 30 100 cents per bu.hel,
and we quote those rates to-day. We quote :he
range of inferior to prime Md. red. at 50 To 95 Gus
sales having been made at all prices within those
limits, according to quality
RYE Sales of Md. Rye at so SO cents, No
Penn. in market.
CoRs.-ln the early part of the week sales Of
Md were made at So 81 cents, but since then a
shade of improvement has been realised, and sales
of white have been made at 81, SO and 50 cents
which rates we quote to.day-supplies short Sales
of Md, yellow have been made throughout tie
week at So ) cents, and of Penn. yellow al the
same; and we continue to quote these priees 10.
day,
OATs.-Sales Of Nd. early in the week Al 81 a
% cents but they now scarce at 23 a % cts.
WHIsKEY.-We quote, noBinally, hhds. ut %
cents. and bbls. at "a cents. The wagon price al
bbls is 90 cents, exclusive of the barrel. The in.
spections of the week comprise GO hhds. and 39g
bbls of which go hhds. and 22s barrels re-
celved by the Tide Water Canal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

oHIo.-THE YOUNG WIGS CONVEN-
TON.

OHIO.-lHE 1OUNG w tlOS tONF EN-
TON.
The gallant Wings Of Ohio are respon-
ding promptly to the appeal made to them
by their resgning Representatives. A
great Convention Of the Young Men is to
be held at Newark on the cath inst
Preliminary mass meetings are taking
place at Dayton, Xenia, ChIIlicothe, New
Lisbon, and other important points. The
spirit of ] $40 seems to be fully awakened.
The Cleveland Herald sounds stirring
note of rallying enthusiasm, and speaks
in this STRAIN:
"Indomitable Wings Of the Reserve
again put your powerful shoulders to the
car Of popular opinion. Rouse up from
your lcihargy, and let the tramp of your
ten thousand majority again roll in thun-
der from Lake to River. Fail not to send
your noble sons by scores and by hun.
dreds to the Young Mems Convention
that the half dormant fire of patriotism
NAV be freshly kindled--the supine be
aroused--the indolent quickened and
the whole Reserve be made to glow in
emnlation Of former glorious achieve
meats.
We hail this ro.eukindled spirit OF pat.
rlatism and zeal. 1t breathes in ANNA
ting tones which will move the hearts of
thousands of ardent Wings in distant quar-
tiers of the Union, and rouse the energy,
which though now dormant, is as potent
ior victory as ever. The familiar cry
of the old days, summoning 10 the charge
and sounding ms prelude to glorious tri.
umphs, will fall upon ears not deaf II
Sampson has been betrayed into the hands
oftbo Phllstines, his locks are not shaver,
nor his strength departed.
The time is coming when the indig.
ndnt feeling Of a Knocked and insuled
peoplc-the sense Of deep injuries treach.
crously inGlcted--must react with terrible
power, and, arming the patriotic spirit
with new energies, give to its action an
impulslYe force which no adversary can
withstand. The ills of bad government
were enough to stir up the whole country
two years ago to put down an obnoxious
administration but the cup Of suffering
has since been ombttered airesh: new ~, h.
emenis OF retrlbutlon have accumulated
and the next visitation may be expected
to come with more signal emphasis, fpos.
sble, then the last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

Thomas helley and Ann Rebecca, has
pifr. Leicis b. Hssoag and Harriet,
his Eife, Elisabeth and William .SLer.
alter, istaat children md heirs Of John
Shessaher, decd. Jarob ID. Shewaiter.
Louder Compston aud Caroline, his
rife.
VUU will take notice, THAT on Ff,dsy and SAT-
II ursiay, the 10th and 7th Of September. fs4e.
Al The oflice OF Seaman Gara'd. in Mstinsbatg
Berkeley Cminiy. Virginia. We will TAX. the depo-
.iiion. 81 Joseph H"aiuan. John Grifath Thous
Page II MY H~l-haner and William Garrett
10 b.. oii,-,ed y. evidence in suits dspenilng in
the Cncnit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc~fy
fnt the said County III Berkeley vim the one IN
which John McCirafy and JANE his wife, J,,l,u
NcClesry Jr Robert I. Nan Mefe and Matilda.
his wife, Joseph MeCleary Ianr McCisary, John
Ft>hhurn and his vile. sre piaintih-, and Joseph
Show nl,ef, Lewis r. Wysnng and Harriet his wife
and Others. defendants; and the osber, in
whirh John McCleary aud his wife. Joha Fislihurn
md his WIFI Thomas Kelly aud h.. wife ate plain
it- and Joseph Sh-~alter, Jscoh d Shewalte
L~wis II. Nysong aud Harriet, his wife, and Others
are defendants. Ii the above der ,sitions shtnld
nni be taken an the DAYS above named the, viii be
continued iIam day 10 day ull closed
Your oht serv'is.
JOHN McCLEaRY.
JOHN FlsHBUKN.
Auoust IL tSi2-Jk
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

CoLT's SUBMARINE BArTERY.-Notce
is given IN the Washington papers that
Mr.. Colt will make trial OF his subma-
rlne battery, at Washington on this after.
noon, similar to that made by him short
time since at New York. A vessel has
been procured for the purpose, and will be
blown up in the Washington channel, d..
rec.ly opposite the United States Arsenal,
in presence of the President Of the United
States, the heads of Departments, and
members ofCongress. Mr.. Colt is to take
his station five miles distant, on the bank
of the Potomac near Alexandria, from
whence he will operate on the vessel the
instant the signal is given, which will be
the firing Of a gun from the arsenal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

The New York Tribune says 1.-The
Grand Jury Of Albany have found an in
dctment against Rer. Abel Brown fo a
libel on Henry Clay in advertising to
prove, IN public lecture that Mr.. Clay
was a thief, duelist, gambler, robber, IA
dnlicTeT, mon-stealer' &c. The rever-
ehd gentleman will now have an opportu.
nlY 10 prove his infamous charges or to
Nn'ler the punishment for his vlIalnous
tianders.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
OHIO

The Baltimore Sun OF ednesday says,
the Columbus papers received by The Yves.
tern mail Of yesterday, brought Us some
further intelligence in the movements Of
the Ohio Legislature. After the resgna.
/ ton Of the Wing members OF both bran
ches, and on the meeting ofthe Legisla-
ture next day, the presiding officers in
each branch addressed their respective
bodies, stating that il was impossible to do
any thing that the sergeant-at-arm had
had been sent after the resigning members,
but that they refused to attend, lnasmuch
as they considered themselves no longer
members ofthe Legislature. The con-
siitulion gave them no authority to ad-
journ, nor could the Governor "prorogue"
them, and they therefore recommend that
the members Of both bodies leave, with.
out form or ceremony of adjournment,
aud return to their constituents. This
was agreed to, and the State Honse was
vacated.
The reslgning Wing members have
published lengthy address to their con-
stltuents, IN which they set forth the rea-
sons which induced them TO take this un.
usual and extraordinary step. They sub.
init a number of reasons, the principal of
which, however. was the unjust and un.
equal apportionment, which was endeav-
ored to be forced upon them. The step
taken was an extreme one, and we SIN
cerely hope it may be productive of no
mischief hereafter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

LORD AsHBURToN.-The City Coun.
ellis of New York have rendered the use
of the Governors room to Lord Ashbur-
ton, 10 receive the visits OF citizens during
his stay in that city. The preamble pass
ed by the Board, speaks of the regard OF
the Council for the distinguished talent
of Lord A. and their sense Of the impor-
lance Of his mission to this country"