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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

XTIRGlNIA-IN CHANcERY-AI Rules held IN
Y the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superiar Court
Of AI~ and Chancery. for the comfy Ut OhiO. n
the month Of August, !S43
Frederick Smith Complainant.
against
Archibald Woods, sheriff OF the county of Ohio;
and as such, administrator Of James Caldwell,
dev'd, Alexander II arpor Caldwell and James
Caldwell, infant chldTSn- aHd herTs OF law OF
the said James Cald we'll, dec d, Alfred Cald-
well aud Samuel Caldwell. Defendants
The defendant, Samuel Caldwell. not having
entered his appearance and gwen securltv accOr-
ding to the 1ct Of Assembly and the rules of this
coiTi, md it appearing by satisfactory proof that
he 10 not an in habItant of the CONNIE nwealth Of
YIrgHla,-On motion Of the comp lain ant by cOun-
sci. IL is ordered that faId defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term Of this
court, and answer said cOmplaiuant's billiard
that a copy Of this order be forth with inserted IN
some newspaper prinIed in the city of Wheeling
for two months successIvely, and posted at the
front door Ofthe Court House Of Ohio county
4 copy teste. ALEX I LAlDLEG, Clk.
Nelson for Co mpt. august Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

XTIRGINIA In 'Chancery-At rules held in
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior court
oi L.x and chatc~rv nrihe county Of Ohm, in the
'unonlh OF August. $40
The President. Directors and Company Of The Bel
ment Bank OF 81 CairJEe, Complaina nis
against
b irhara Mcconnell William Mcconnell. James
Connell, Jacob Nice nnell. Rebeccn
Mcconnell Robert Mcconnell Margaret
Mcconnell, Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
wife, ElizabeIh GoUd, lnte Elizabeth Mcconnell.
John w Hutchinson and Maria his wi e, which
said Barbara Is the mother. and which sRId Sarnh
Morrison is the widow. and which said VIII
linn, James, Jacob Rebeccn, Robert.
Margaret, Elizabeth and Maria the broIhers a.
sisters. and ngeIher with their mother, the sad
Birbara are the heirs at laN Of AlexHrder Me Con-
nell. late Of Ohio county; deceased.
Defendants
-T'heHefendanls Joseph Morrison and Sarah his
y, ile anL John W Hutchinson and Marla his vile
not having entered LeIr appearance and gwen Sc
cnriiy according To the net Of Assembly and the
rules &c the Court, aud it appearing by satisfactory
Iroof THAI they aro hsi inhabitants Of the common.
wealth of Vlrginia.-On motion Yf the complainant
by counsel, IL Is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of lie next term Of
this court. aud the said c0mPlananis bill
aud that a cupy Of thts order be forthwith inserted
Az some newspaper printed ia Ilie' CITY of Wheeling
81 two months succCSsivrly. and posted at the
frO', door Of rhe court house Of Ohio county. CO
ny tes,e.
augli ALEX T LAIDLEY,
Nelson, Cor Comprt CLERK.
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NlRGININ--rN cmkNcERY-AI rules held ia
v the clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court
vi Law and ChIncsry TOR the county Of OhIO IN
the Month Of August 1913.
Francis II. Armstrong, Administrator de bones
with the will annexed Of Noah Zane, late Of OhiO
county, deceased. complainant.
against
Ely Dorsey and Mary l.. his wife, late Mary L.
Zane, nRi widow OF said Noah Zane. deceased.
Mary NJ. . Zane, widow and AdmIHisiraIiK Of
Ebenez,r Ztne. late of Ohin county deed, and
T. lnCnd PaIuH Zane. Eugene Zane, and Mary
Anna Zane. infant children and heirs at law OF
the said Ehenez,r Zane deceased, and Piatoil
Zlmc. Humpden Zane, James G.. Johnston and
Sophia his wife, William w. Shnver and
Caroline hts wife, james a. MfLean aud Mary
has wife, Wilm PITTS and Elizabeth his wife.
and C.,rnelin Zane. which said Plaof. Ilampdrn.
-S"phiaU ,hn,tou, Caroline Shriver, Mary Mica n,
Elizabeth Puts and CornehR Zane. and together
with the said Ebenezer Zane. being chlldren
SIrIrs at law and devsees ol the saId Noah Zane
deoee<ed. and he sad Mary l.. Dorsey, who to-
-geIher with the said Ebenezer Zane. were the
Trustees ufClsudine Robinson and the said Clau.
dine Robnsnn, defendants.
The defendants Hampden Zane, and James c. John
SIon aud Suphia his wile.noJ having entered then
appearance and given security according 10 the aci
-Of assembly and the rules of this cUri. aud II ur-
pearing by satisfactory r,O that they mol inhabI
sinnis OF the commonwealth ut N,rgInia,-Od motion
OF the complainant ny counsel a. Is ordered That The
said defendants de- aFpear here the first day at
the next derm of this court, aud answer the
said snplainanIs hill aud hst q copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted ia cwspaPer PRINT
ed ia the oiiI Of Wheeling Tor two months succes-
-sively aud posted The front door vi the CO uri
house of Ohio county. cerv tesie
ALEX. Il. AIDLEY. clerk.
Nelson, for comp'r aug. III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

ORIGINALS CHANcERY-At rules held IN
the Clerks Ofhce Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and ChsReery Ter the CcunIy Of Ohio, in
tpsnth ofAugnsi I543.
The Merchants and Mechanics bank Of Wheel
ing, Complainant,
Charles Rnsell Francs Plunkett, Sobieski Bra
dy, Sturley Cuthbert, George Dulty, Samuel
Neel, John Richie PlatOH Zane, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff Of Ohio County, aud IS
such administrator Of Thomas j. B. Pentoney
deceased Charles -. Knox, Francs 2 Camp
bell, william SperinR, Francis 3. ZONES
and Lewis LaiOlrgue, Jacob Fulmcr. George
X Warner, William Fisher, Robert Shields,
Pearson Serrell. William ~. Bernard, e. Will
liam Hahn, Joseph Junkin, The North Western
bank OfVrglnia. Joseph H1rgfave, Lachar lah
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor Of the iast
Will and Testament Of Frederick Farmer, de-
ceased, James w. Stewart. John PuLketL 10.
ssph Junkln. IT, and George w. Clutter,
Defendants.
The Defts, Cuthbert, Spering, lines. afourgne.
Fulmer, Warner, Fisher Shields, Serrell Der
nard, n lain, Joseph Junkin' senr. Hargrave and
Joseph junkin ir. not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security, according TO the
act sf Assembly and the rides Oftbis court and
n appearing by satisfactory proof that they are
not Inhabitants Of the Commonwealth Of Yir.
pinia.-Oh motion Of the complainant bv counsel
n is ordered that they do appear here the first
day OF the next term Of thiscOuit, and answer the
complainants bill, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspSpe printed
in the city Of wheeling, for two months success
sively, and posted al the front door Of the court
hogse Of Os,o CouaIyTx .H16S2Pyyy t ssst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04
W. ". & S. n. JIMESON.
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS as HATS
AND CAPS

Wesf side Of Main street, WELDING Va.
"AVE on hand and are constantly manuiaclur.
IL ing a general assortment OF superior fur and
Six bats They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply 20 order all sizes aud qualiles, M the
resent or past style, "a may suit customers,
Black add Drab beavlr aud Gator, Flain
White Russia and Nspt Hats.
They also keep on b md an assOTt ment oil PLAIN
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps
al Of which they offer 20 their customers ana 'he
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and dear
ers promptly filled on the mos favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they nave
heretofore received, they solicit a share 81 pub
lie patronage which they are determined % de-
serve By prompt attention, personal application
90 business and cheap and iavors BE ratios
mar LIZ
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INSURANCE.

I'D ISKS will be taken Try the FIRE & MARINE
"a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at The lOtDest rates on-
Buildings of all kinds, st ne, brick or sodeH
AID their contents:
Steamsoa $; IA ctOTics; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attic nding the trans
portatIon o goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals
and railroads.
+. T the character Of the company as to prcmp-
titude and hbeTaliiy in the adjustment and pa =
ment of losses.-we beg leave TO refer 20 the meT-
chants 0f this place and elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment IF claims upon US. aBR4
Office On MAX ST. D.LAMB Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

SADDLERY, HARDwARE.-The subscribers
- have received splen lid assortment Of Bras 3
Silver plated g. Timed Surrup irsns and Briole
Bits Of every description. Also, every size and
Kind Of Birdie buckles, Roller buckles, Japan
ned, silver and Brass Harness mounting. Red
ard Black Morocco Skins, Facing do, Wrrgfcd
Fringe three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush.
Seating skins, Cotton ond Worstcd Wob Strain.
tao do, &c. SC, which shall be sold az very re
duced prices for cash. Saddlers will pleas give
usa call OFT a. GREER
he Is No 1853 Main St
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAI, $500 QOa

HIS company being now duly orga niZed Is
prepared to make insurance on every des-
critpion ofFITe aud Marine Risks, such as dwell
ling Houses, Store II Ouses &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aod Keel
Boats with their cargoes, TO sad fiom any roTt
on tae Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib"
utary streams. Application fer Insurance 10 be
mede for the present al the Office of TIE Wheel
ing Savings ins titution
aul4 r MCCOY, Sec''y
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NOTICE.

A Ii those knowing themselves indebted 10
~ late frm OIL Pollock g. Co, will DO we'll 10
ALI al the old stand immediately, and settle The
same and save costs. = POLLOCK,
NAV 6m JOHN ALTMAN.
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nrv White Lead.

UyEN THOUSAND POUNDS Of Dry White
Lead. Pure. which We will sell at Inc lov,stt
r,,cs. lrnh 2D BAKER g. ROBERTS.
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MN JESsOP & SONS tia

WM JESSOP e. SONS tiu,
HEHE Subscriber has just rsoNt
l cases J J hy ? refined ezy
do assorted from 2 90
d. Doodle Shear. Fefni
l d. German % Scyihe,
Alsn. ige genuine Hoa2 L. VI
smiIh's as SUPERIOR GO Sanderssp Z
faciure. those who irsve given us
con be worked with a higher D.
steel SD
Jun 3 etu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-04

A MERICAN HAT
"A CUTLERY-Tie sut
ed a fresh supply OF HARDY
the most Of which is AmeTics
" rduced prices. and % equ
ERglish manufacture. Tho
with the prices Of HardWsr 80
the practical operation Oi .lanisl
tho late high Tariff on the keuel
meTicdB: !.
MILL SAWS OfA
PITT do a
WEB dc -
Butcher knives Shoe knive lac,
Casters, Roles. ReVls. Sd=~-s-,,
Screw drivers, Composers, a 10
Axes. Foot Adzos, IIaIehots. Be-
with a large lot of Scylhes. SIC
and Scyihe Stones g
june 3
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T. WHARTON,
at the CORNER OF UNION AND MAIs STREETS
WHEELING. VA
DAILY PAPER PR YEAR. SIS 40
SIX MONTHS i'm advance 2 SO
PER MONTH 50
/" PER WEEK. l25


Single papers for sale by the carriers and at the
-Stfics 81 cents n copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday at 50 90 per annum
'tn advance. or 80 if not paid within month
from the beginning sfthe year. No new subscribers
will be received. except such pay in advance
For g mORtAs 81 SO is invariably charged No
lbsc riber received for less than six msnths
and no paper discontinued. except Stthe discretion
OF the publisher, until all arrearuges are paid.
TERNs or ADVERTIsIKs.
Three Insertions or loss per square, G.00
One week. 81 so
Tvn Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks, 1925
Four weeks, $500
Two mnR'hs 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted iiH futbid without
Ipress order will be inserted until ordered out
nj charged dollar fIr ist three insertions, aud
4 5 cts Eor each insertion after. Advertisements
use ted three times a week Tor three iOurths the
ahovo. Weekly fer one half per week.
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BALTIMORE III

A taTre and com MOD ioisE fhreeffts =
NOTRoE SRI
HEO CARRUTHERS, re- ,"iH'fs
7" the travelling nubic. thah NIB
keen the above estab lshment-
attention 10 merit a senef0us t---
Tonage ur Fros
The locsiio Of tho Balumo
% any sther IN the city, being sy,.Y,,
steam Boat Landing, adj1ini "a
AMI Mechanics' bank, nearly - g.,
Office. directly oppJsite che M6tpt,t.
a. Sons, Fleming and lingle. "'' -
thus aiiortinE % trsvellersv
business q very dosirable sihsae vii
A good stable u attached tow -
will be carefully attcn ded &C fri
Gentlcmen calling Et this Hous,,
passage in steamboats, and coac "A
the beet terms-baEgaGe Will b =.
travellers % and from Boats fre hA
Coaches will call 90 the door Z
gers.
Coed servants will be empl
travellers. and the House will
/ Of night Ger their rtcentiOn. A.
| suit the times. WltelmE. .
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invited ~ call and examine the following arti-
cles, viz:
GROCERIES.
100 bags Rio Green COFFEE,
so boxes GBNPOWDER TEA,
40 chests YH do
O boxes IMPERIAL do
1000 Lbs LOAF SUGAR.
1000 Lbs CRUSHED SUGAR.
10 Hhds NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
40 Bbls do MOLASSEs.
so Boxes RAISINS.
25 do COMMON SOAP,
s do FANCY SOAP.
- Plug TOBACCO super guality.
10 do do ue
80 DO do do
s Twist TOBACCO,
IS Mats CASSIA,
ALSPiCE, PEPPER. NUTMECS. CLOVES aud
GINGER. whole and ground
DRY GOODS.
10 Bales BROWN MUSLINS
100 Peices BLEACHED MCSLINS.
200 do PRINTS Of al qualiIy and prices,
ColOred MUSLINS. IRISH LINENS.
BLEACHED and PLAIN DRILLS.
APRON CHECKS.
SUMNER CLOTHS of al kinds
WHITE. BLACK and BROWN HOSE,
| GENTS HALF HOSE Ofnll kinds,
I GENTS and LADIES' GLOVES,
| A general assortment IF Curtain CALlCORS,
SEWING SILKS, and THREAD,
SEWING COTTON 81 ell kinds. BUTTONS. &c.
A general assortment oi common CROCKERY
alsI mony other articles iOs numerous 20 msniinn.-
All OF VII Gu wIll he sold chsaps thaa ever belou
offered in The WEST.
NIB COUNTRY MERCHANTS will be SUP
] Piled Of Eastern Prices, with small commission
sdded. ljY u A B YoRKE.
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DOTAsH.-A few casks pJtas
and f5t sale ~ ~
MAJ -
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a NvILS AID VICBS.-A good assortmon,
- re ceived and for sale by
may is OFT & GREER.
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SwEAHINCEN & CRUMBACKER.
AND COMMIsSIO.
MERCHANTS.

NmEEkiNo, Va.
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Keyser.
Duval. Keghler l. Co.
= Gardner, Da3"'
Weber. Miller g. Hand,
VIM Duly,
Robert TOland, PA.lad
Doremus. Suydam & Nixon.
John II Faher. "'i~
G Gutter Il Co Louisville AZ.
Wright Smith.
Delinger.
NeRln,au a. ca.
james R-bb. Esq. SNOrlsass
Wilson, Wright. g. Co.
4 HubbS,
Jesse Whitehead. Esq. I'i1HN0"i
Andrew Elliott, Esq 81 LOUIS. No
4 Yoalman, NashUills. Tenn.
feb is
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DFNTISTRY.

BELLOWS ofSll sizes, warranted good, for
AD OFT d. GREER.
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KENTUCKY TOBACCO
NEW YORK CHEAP CASH STORE,

NEW YORK CHEAP CASH STORE,
No. IS9, MARKET ST. WHEELING, VA.
A +. YORKE. would respectfully Inform his
IA customers. and the public generally. that he
LAS just returned from the east with general as
sohmeRt Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, which
he is now opening, add ready 10 sell Wholesale OF
retail. cheap, cheaper. Than ever. The public
are invited 10 call and examine the following arIt
cles, Wis
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Y IRGlNlA-In Chancery-Ai rnies held in the
' Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud Chancery for the County of Ohio in
the month OF August, te43.
II enry Tiffany, e. omplaInant
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and shall remain unSold, at two thirds
OF the appraised value, the judgement
creditor snail be entitled 10 have the
properly revalued. provided he. shat
make demand therefor to the officer two
DAYS before the subsequent day OF sale
which r~evaluatIon shall be made in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the first
section orthiS aci.
Sic 9. All executions, orders and
DEGREES, which shall be issued for the
sale Of goods and cbattles which shall
have been appraised, as aforesaid, sub
sequently TO, and within six months OF
the date Of the second venditioni expo
uas. and the proceedings the, con, ex
cePt the ~poundage, shall be at the cost
OF the Judgement creditor.
SEC. 10. No ecutIo shall Issue
for the sale Of goods and chattles, whicA
shall have been appraised on execution.
except by direction OF the judgement
cred tor, his agent or attorney.
SIC. III. That If the debtor in eyecu
ton shall not at the time specified in the
condition Of he bond, deliver to the pro.
per officer. the goods and chattlcs to
him restored rs aforesaid, or other
goocs ard chatties of equal value, us
aforesaid, the condition of said bond
shall be considered broken, and the
creditor in execution may sue out Of +
court, having Jurisdiction, a wri. OF scire
iacias against the debtor IN execution
and his suretieS, 10 show cause WHY the
execution should not be awarded against
them, Tor the amount due upon said pre-
vi2us judgment and COSTS; and upon the
return Of said writ Of scire facias .sser-
we'd, or two writs returned, 'nihil,"
the court or justice. If it appear that the
CONDITION OF the bond has been broken.
and that the Judgement remains unsa,is-
shall, upon motion, without -contin-
'Inuance, award execution for the a..
mount due on said judgement, and in
ierests AND costs Of sad scira fdcias a..
Sainst SAID judgement debtors and his
suretIes; upon which execution there
shall be neither stay o appr1isement
Of personal property.
SEC. l2, That SO much Of the act TO
which this is an amendment, rs conflicts
with this act, be aGd the same is he reby
repealed.
SEC. IS. This act shall take efec,
and be in force from and after its pas.
sage, and shall remaiR in force until the
hrst day of March one thousand eight
hundred and forty.fve.
JOHN CUANY,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
JAS. j. FARAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
January 10. I843.
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rn THE pHnIIr-

ANlNG been iuiotmed thu, iulse statements
"A are IN circulation respecting the difficulty
between Col George Duly and " ) Wickham. |
Gecn a. my duty lo Stale The following. Ahont
'hree weeks age, the nb,Ve named gentlemen came
TO my house aud desired me to make a siatenen, OF
What Wtckham SAID 90 mo. respecting a claim I had
IN Duly. 4 stated To NIckham IN the presence VI
Duly. what lie Ind advised me 10 De-; I alsn stated
That lac had ireqsenily sPnken to me on tine subjcct
aie' warls. and that I would not give him any sat-
lsiaciion. and assigned reasons. one Of Mhich uns. |
thought he was m~eddling with that that did not con.
cern him. or was none of his business. neither OF The
a'oNe facts dad WIckham pretend Ic deny. The only
excuse or apology he attempted. WAS that he did il
tr The benefit OF the endorser. for The proof Of the
aboN-, ! refer the public 10 Col ID dry. In Justice
To Wickham. ] will omit my opIninn as the motives
10y which he was aciuated IA giving his graruiious
ADVICE aud the anxiety he mantle sted IN he subject.
Whether II was 10 make Col Duliy Ineligible for
The May"raliy, or To bsiriend The endorser. | will
leave The public To decide. In Justice to Col Duly,
! VIII stale that 50 far as he is Concerned. the claim
has been honurshly settled, and IN I,iice TO myself.
here Take the responsibility To stale. that " hoover
has or may hereafter say. Ihsi4 asked wicLham for
advice on the subject .r that I acknOw lodged ask.
ing hrs advice eiihe. direct ~ indirect. is n lier. and
common sctss stamps him with a lie in the ncr. II
Is unreasonable that ! should ask w ) Wickham Er
advice when The claim was in the hands of NJ c
Gond, IN whose legal opinion | have more confidence.
Ran oil the penny-iw"pcnRy wnrld be family fire.
side advisers IN the city. GEO ROBINSON.
Jan %
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ID O q G Is 4 % q
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESs
The Senate lid not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

~ vi ~ hTsSFsNl IlNES
Mr. Pickens asked the House TO take I'M the hill
for the herehi Of The Peiersburgh Railroad Com.
pany so rs to extent the time allowed nv a for.
mer act for laying down certain lots Of railro,d
iron imported duty free.
Mr. Giddings hoped hat The House would pro
coed at once inthe consideration Of the pnper I'm.
-inHSs of the dny-privnie bills.
Mr. Cushing objected. and msI ed that the Hau,s
l"rihwiih resolve itself into committee Of the Who'll.
Tor the purpose Of InkinR up the hill reported nv IN.
select committee oflast session. establishinK an sx.
ecniTve eHcheqner. The motion wa. voted down bv
a large majority.
MIR hlchennon appealed 10 The Justice Of the
House that. m consideration Of The whole of v.,-
lerday having. contrary 10 a standing ruIs. been
devoted to public bus mess. they would nj ono. nro
coed with The unndjndIcnied cases Of private claim.
ants md devote this day 10 them.
AZ the suggestion Of Mr. ickens, the motion "a q,
modified so ns ID leave the morning hour for the n.
sual morning business. and agreed to.
Tia House AT half past 10. resumed he con,id.
GRAFTON of The hill providing fr the remission Of
Gen. Jackson's fine.
Mr. Payne Of Al. took the floor and spoke until
l O'Clock IN support Of the measure.
The House then took up The private eal.nd, mr.
and was occupied with it during the remainder of
The sitting.