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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-25
HENRY CLAY AND THE
LADIES'.

The Concortia, Ia. !nlelligencer tells
the following anecdote nf Mr.. Clay a, the
late Agricultural Fair nj Baton Rogue:
making our way near him we were
stopped for q lime by the dense mass sur
rounding him, and were thus SC fortunate
rs to witness a little incident which may
prove interesting to our readers.
A lad Y standing near us was introduced
TO Mr.. Clay. after the usual sauta,ions,
she observed, "WelI, Mr.. Clay, am a
very warm friend Of yours, so much So
indeed, sir. that | would willingly agree
10 have the fever and ague six months to
sci YOU in the Presidential Chair" We
thought for moment that this ovcrwhcl-
ming compliment would take Sir. c.
Hback, but b"wing for all instant and re-
turning his thanks, he replied, My dear
madam, you bring to mind an anecdote
told me b. Il friend from Ws-h,nglon, who
informed NE that during Lord Morpeh's
visit there, lie, Lord ~. took occasion to
call on couple of young lad cs, warm
friends Of mine; after the visit, one of them
observed, Well, 4, what would you
take to kiss that ugly mouth of Lord
Morpeth's,' which, by the bye said Mr..
G. far uglier than mine, which, pre-
sumo, none Of you will pronounce hand
some 'noihing,' said Mis- A., moth
ing on earth could induce me- The
other hesitaled moment, and observed,
would you not, could it ensure the &c
ton of Mr.. Clay She thought for an
Instant, and Jumping from her seat, repli-
cd, yes I'd go l!'
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DIED.,

At the residence of his son James S.
Purnell, Esq. in this town, JAMES PuR-
NELL aged rs years.
At his residence near Hennepin Illinois,
on the 2lst Of February last, Captain HEN
RY ANDRLws, formerly of this county.
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TO TIE PUBLiC.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
the subscriber Of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court. of said
county, letters oi administration on the
persona! estate of William Shippers, late
of Cecil co., decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased. are here
by warned to exhibit the same, on or be
core the 20Ih December, 1914 they NAV
otherwise, by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment TO the subscriber
Given under my hand this 4rh day Of
March, 1913.
WILLIAM w. SIMPfRS, Adm'tor.
March 4th lS43--6w
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DIR. MERRiCk S
EERNIlFUGE.

a MOEt; the numerous articles oflere e
"a the public as remedies for worms, none
have proved SO prominently successful as
MERRiCk'S FERMIFuGE. This Medicine
IS not only safe and positive cure for worms,
but - - pleasant to the taste, that it may be
given to the most delicate children without in
convenience For want Of timely relief thou
sands olchdren are yearly carried to an untime-
ly grave by these pests to juvenile health and
happiness The uneXamplef popularity, the in
creased demand, and the Spontaneous applause
and testimonials ofhundreds that have used this
Medicine, prove it one Of the most useful com
pounds Of the present day. Price 81 ~ cts. per
bottle.
For sale in Ekton at DR.. PARKER'S MoLi-
Gle and paint store. Dec l7thlSl2
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NEW DRUG
$ Il O IL H.

nR. II. IL. MITCHELL, respectfully
Uniforms the public. that he has open
ed DRUG STORE in the New Bull
ding adjoining Chambers s Mallil's
Store, where he vii! keep general as
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, sc.
He warrants all Medicines sold al his
establishment, to be of the best quality.
ndby faithful attention to all the duties
of an apothecary and Druggist, he hopes
q gain share Of public patronage
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For Rent.

TEThe subscribers offer to REM for the
n ensuing year, the Cotton, Noolen.
Girls, and Saw Mills, together with all The
machinery and appurIenances, owned bv
IN, IaIe Cot. VIM. Garrett, situated on
the Big Elk creek, SIN mie, from EIkton.
and half mile from DySart's Tavern.
The situation is an eligible and desra-
bic one, the mills have large amount of
county custom, aud have done pr, f,a-
bic business for number of ears. For
information apply soon, to
ANN GARRETT. } ,dn,,,nrs
JOHN W. CHAMbErS, Ao'l' ''fS'
of VIM. Garrett, decd.
March 1th lSi3-f
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y office,

The Commissioners of Cecil county,
will meet at their room in the Court
House, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of April
next.
Delinquent Collectors and supervisors
are urgently requested to attend this meet
ing prepared to SETTLE their respective ac-
counts. By oldet
G. Fl. JOYCE, elk.
Elkton March 18th lS43-lm
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Sale

RY virtue OF three writS, of Ficrl FACT
as two issued by G. Purnel and one
by }. E. Blacklston E>qrs Justices of tn,
peace Of the State of Maryland IN and for
Cecil co., al the suits of Evans and Sap.
plngton Henry Foster, and John Albert
son, against the goods md rhatlles, land
aud tenement. OF Elijah Il. Tomlinson,
to Inc directed, | have seized and taken
in execution, all the right, title, claim, in
terest end estate at law and in equity o.
the said TomInson in and To one franz
tenement or House in the village Of Pnr
Deposit, adjoining lot belonging to the
Trustees of The Nj. T. Church. and here
By give notice that on Monday the 9Th
instant, at The Hotel of j. J. EIeckarl, il.
said village at two O'Clock, p. NJ. | will
offer for sale the said property so seized
and taken in execution al Public Sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash
II. DOUTY, Constable
March 1,h ls13--,s
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That
The subscribers of eel county. hath OBJ
'ained from the Orphans court, of said
county, letters Of administration on the
personal estate of iIlam Garrett. late 81
Cecil co. decd. All persons having
claims against The said Decreased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same. ON or be-
fore the 10Th January, 1914, they NAV
otherwise. by law be eSrinded from all
benefit OF sad estate. Persons in lentrd
t" said estate, are requested tn make i'm
mediate payment to the subscribers
Given under our hands this 4lh day of
March, 1913.
ANN G JARRETT, ! ,s,,,.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, A"''' '''s
March lth lS43-6w
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAI
The subscriber "i Cecil county, hath oh
jained from the Orphans court. Of said
county, letters Of administration on the
personal esla.c OF William Ailhnrs. lete of
Cecil co., decd. Ill persons Iavin claims
against The sand deceas, d. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, on or before
the 3rd January, lS44, they may other
wise, by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Persons indebted to said
estate. are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
Give" under my haud this 4ih day of
March. 1913.
ROBERT H. ARTIIUrS, Adm'tor
March 4th lSl3-Gw
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GORN MEAL, Oats g. Potatoes, FOR
- selc by 5, II. B. Winr
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Dork, Grain, and most kinds Of county
Il produce bought in exchange for good
J. S. PUREEL l.
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BARGAINS.

rEIhe subscriber Gesrous oil discontinn
4 ing the mercantile businesss VIII dis
pose OF his entire s,oc& Of goods on at
commodSling Terms to any person WISH
ing to engage in said business. Until hc
effects a safe at wholesale he will retail
his goods at cost for cash. Country pro-
duce will BE taken IL exchange for e cd.
The store house with dwelling allachu;:
than which there are few, If any, more
eligible situations in the county for tus
mess will be for rent Oh reasonable lcrsns.
Apply to the subscriber.
F. L. MITCHELL.
Fair Hill, Cecil co. Md, Fed. 25h 1913.
The Bali American. Delaware Gazette,
will insert the above to the amount of
50 and forward bill to this office.
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THE c ECIL w H G..
A FARM

TENhe subscriber offers .or sale, his farm,
n lying one mile east Of The Brick Meet
ing House, Lecil CO. Md, 1t contains a.
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L)UR AND ORN MEAL FOR
SALE by J. S. PuRNELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

A NEW MODE OF RAISING TIE WIND
AlonzoJ Foster and William r Philips. are about to
be tried IN the Boston Municipal Court. for the un-
lawful issue oflotiery tickets. These tickets were
Of singular Kind. They were sold at the price Of
62b cents piece to any white American lady Of a
good character, md bore on their face o promise
thai any two ladies who should he al the drawing
Of the lottery. on the 18Th Of February held the Two
cards having on them The first sir dawn Numbers
would be esPOused BY the efiho lottery, who
were announced as young and good looking. IL
appears that they found a number Of women fools
enough 10 puschase these tickets. bill Of indics
ment has been Sonnd agsinsi these matrimonial soc
culaiors and several Of Inc poor grs who have been
swndled out Of their money and their hopes Of
bands, have appeared against Ibem.--NorA Amer
ioaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21
Friday. February IL. lS43.
SENATE.


Mr. Barley reported hack the bin TO amend the
aci fixing the times Of holding the Supreme Courts.
IN lS i3. aud it was ordered io a third reading.
Mr. RiIcie. from the com .niIIee on New Coun.
lies repried back the petitions or the erection OF
the new county Of WyanduIts. recommending their
posip1nement until the first MonIay OF December
next Agreed L..
Mr. Hszeltine from the committee on Railroads
and Tunpikes. reported back the bill TO provide f,x
The sale Of The Monroevile and Sandusky Cit,
Railroad under The lien OF The Stale. This bill ga
rise TO considerable dircussion; after which il wa
ordered 10 a ihIrd reading.
Mr. Newton. from the cummitfee on the Judiciary,
repaired back The bill to amend the providing
for the collection Of claims agai inst steamboats, and
oiher wafer craft. and authorizing proceedings
against The same by name passed February &c, 1910
laid on The table.
The Senate took q recess until 3 o'clock This
afternoon
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill 10 provide for The payment of The domes
lie creditors of the Stale read third lime, and
the quesiiOa being on rs final passage.
Mr. McNulty said he should vote against tho bill
in its present shape. lie believed Il wvuld furnish
relief lf suffered go into operation, Jut on the
contrary would serve 10 plunge the Sale deeper IN
debt
Mr. Clancy opposed the bull on the ground that
il made unjust distinction among public crediIors
Mr. Chambers h pad the House would pass the
bill without further delay. Il had already occupied
made mere acceptable 10 the House than II now
was
Mr. BTingion commenced a speech in OPPOSITE n
TO the bill. bot gave way Cor a motion 10 take a re-
CESS, which prevailed, and
The House took a recess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

THE PRACTICAL RESULT-An Illinois
'znrtehhnI, LOcOfocO he assures US, called upon
,ns sw days ago TO Inform Ds ofthe effects Of the
-rsksflsHs Of his stale upon himself He asserted.
shat be had been doing business Cor several years IN
q iown on the Illinois river. During that lime, he
has had a running acco0Bt sith several merchants
hsrs and alwsys psid bs debsio their satisfaction.
~ The qPansng q The river. he sent on order
si1ecconppnied " the msney. for a few hundred
.t1l'elf eeHh e SooeL which the merchant refused
70 M Iberenppn, be came u The city 10 leara tbe
canse end 5onnd thar it vas ewing 70 tsiegislatiou
81 he State. The merchants with wham hs haa
farmerig dealt, were willing 10 credit him for
saaH amounf upOn his uOrd Of h0aoy. bot utterly
refssod % sell him goods. and either charge him OF
take ~ foie for the amount II the 6fsl lime.
~ sad. ho he'd ever been refused q credit. and the
~ay he gormed and cursed keOioco legislation and
Loo0foco relief laws was a caution. even 10 one
who lives on The bank ofsbs Mississippi. Missoari
Rsp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21


WING DOC rRtNE Foa warCs.--The Wheel.
Ing rs~es. (sverv inch Wing, specifics, . creed
of"Whsg rsirciples and whig duiiss"-ssi among
shea the following:
THE adoption Of the ssures 10 insure the ply
sssns Of the State debts. ond preserve their fame
and haner. and relieve the p~op'- from israiio.'-
(-1ssssPfiss OF coursc.)
~. New York cvsnmercial." (dso whigo says
Wefssi M u,wsrd conviction. strung and in
erssssng. hat 10 (the Assumption srhemc) masi he
erssudsd IN sssae form; ard knew drrt Mr.
Johoso6s plan-s acquiring strength aud popular Ia
vor throughout the Union"
Yet. the NassaDal Iase is~scer says. 10 not mors
. whig than q Democpsssc snes<urs-and they ore
''hsasnble -asa.r-R ieA. sEsq.
onshnndred seventy Of. 'loco fooos Of Berks co
and eighty three of Fsyst,e county. Pean. have pc
'isiousd Congress to adopt Joasson's plan
Yet. Richie says, !, 10 sbominsiiaa 10 a locs
srco-and they all honorable mcn.--e.cep
Richie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

lawyer named Collinbury. formerly Of Tusca-
rawas county. Ohio, whose wife is in the Lunauc
Asylum, peiitiored the legislature for divorce.
carly in the session. No objections We're urged
and.ii passed, and went 10 the Senate. In that DO
dy il slept long sleep. while Mr.. Coffinbury took
10 himself another wife. under the impression that
III had become q law. His marriage must now be
'legsIzed by the legislature. we presume. 10 snve
HIM from punishment 70, bigany.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

ProVisioas--A sale Of new Western Mes. Pork
has been made al %. We quoss new Baltimore
packed pork No nominslly Al s. so. and prime
"a SO. New Baltimore Mess Beef is held a ss !.
50, g. No Al "a so. and prime at IS so .
s. Limited sales Of New Western assorted bacon
continue to be made 81 a cis. Sales of Hams Of
the sape description al IL cts Of siSss a. 4I2 G.
and Of sho1ldes al cents Baltimore cured hams are
bed 81 IL cisi sides 81 2 cents and shouI.
dsrs 81 IL cents Further sales ofNo wss
tern lard 10 kegs were made to day ct cent? duil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

We learn thai gentleman. resident near colum-
bus. who urrived here from The easi the day we
published nm account Of the passage Of the bank
bill by the o. Legislature has taken rp boarding here
until the Legislature adjnurns. being fearful ,hai il
he returns home that august body will incorporate
him into a bank under the said ball. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

BRIDGE BURNED--Thc bridge acrUss little riv-
er, near Tsylorsvie on the Richmond aud FTede.
ricksburg rail road. was burned down on Monday
night about IL o'clock. II certainly set on fire
by design. as The last tain Of Monday crossed il
early three O'clock The bridge will son be re-
constructed. The mean time there will be no in
asnuption Of The mail and passenger trains. which
were in due time each way yeslerday.-Rsehmond
Compiler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21
% o 3 q > q Is i D q,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY-SEvE CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON. Feb Is, Ie13.

Reports were brought in from different commits.
lees on private bills which had passed the House-
Most II them were adverse--lhe action OF the 9th.
er body being treated with very lillIo ceremony
frequently by The Senate. =.
Mr. Smith. of Indiana. reported bill granting
ands 10 The several States for the benefit Of the De
damb and bln'd. AMI The erection Of insane hospi.
'als; reiered 10 The ConmIilee public lands.
On motion of Mr. Walker, a call WA made on
The Secretary of The Treasury for information "a To-
The cost Of the Gu mberIand road.
The resolution here ioiore submitted by Mr. Rives
having come up in their ord =.
Mr. Conrad moved the osiponeIoenf OF the whole
subject until the first Monday Of December next
The question was then taken, and the resolutions
were postponed I'LL The frsi Monday in December
ayes "a. nays % Adjourned
HIUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The speaker laid before the House communion
lion trom the Secretary Of the Treasury in reply q,
call Tor information conc erniug the removal of
Jonathan Roberts. The Secretary says there were
no tharges and there are orders. Instructions or
requests, which record in his department in
reference 10 Tins case; there che private letter
sent TO MIR Roberts, bui copy was retained.
Communication from the same slurce, equally
Indefinite, was read in relation Calvin Blythe the
Collector who preceded MIR Roberts,
Mr. Adams demanded that the long DELAYED hin
for the relief VI the heIrs Of Robert Fulton, should
be taken up.
An animated conversation ensued. and the yeas
and nays were cslled on the passage Of The bill ana
resulted in ayes SO 10 noes So.
The bill authorizing the Secretary Of The Fren..
ury TO compromise with The sureties Of Samuel
Swariwout was nextt taken up.
The bill was rejected ayes IS. noes ~
The remainder Of the sitting was spent in The
considerations OF Territorial business.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATI-The
'Commiss on Vice and InmoraIiiy in The Peunsyl-
vania Legislature have repaired a resolution requi-
ring the the closing Of the locks the Stale canals
on the Sabbath
IL would only make one doy's difference in The
reception Of goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

Jed between The ages o. 10 snd II yssrs. son
q Dryden ysukifk. of bions ownship ~os-drasn
INTO fbFeshing machine Belonging 70 Mr. Hagery
90 tNednesday' Sth inst. whsle 10 he sct Of catch
'ng nana'n' Of straw and had bic right arm torn
~ si,hin 40 iaeb and half Of The shoulder The
pvoeDd vasdresssdby d. wishari. 1nssr whose
irtsiassni The paieni conlasss slowly to sscovsG-
bssah,yioa Eo Reporter,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

The packet ship North America, nom Liverpool,
went on shore on Tuesday night last. at Shrswsbu-
~ inlet. where she lies with bat Little chance
Of being guIien of until the tides begin make a.
gain. as she went AT the top OF the highest tide
dhis season. Lighters along aide discharging
her. The passengers have published card exon.
Grating the Captain from all blame and giving him
great credit for hs- successful ezeriions N saving
die livesof his Grew and passengers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

Mr. GresDough has presented q memorial 10 Cen.
gress praying 20 have hos statue Of Washington 70
moved 70 the grounds IN front Of the western 'aeade
Of The Capitol, &c. In the course Of this memorial
The sculptor defends MS work from The criticisms
That have been made on u, and says Having alrsa.
dy oullived the sheer 18th which Il was intended 10
crush bic bust Of distinguished fellow citizen
"Witboui shir" he trusts that The prejudice which
has yielded in these few years the neck and shout
den objects not unfit 10 be- looked upon. will con
iinus 10 decline before the ed,ris Of high au. until
bic soecoss0rs 10 sculpture shall be enabled 10 show
thaf he inspired writer meant not merely the face,
whsnhe declared that God made man alter hIs own
tmsgs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

POWERS OF ATTORNEY.--It Is impos ibIo
10 form an idea Of the power Of an attorney until
you get completely into his clutch The expanding
power ofa attorney is manifested in The swelling
"i bill q costs; and the cOndensing power is shown
10 shutting up defendants within The limited pre-
cincls Of a prison - Lord0n Chariaarf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

It's not ior nothing thai Queen Victoria is called
"Ihs Rose Of England" The cremation took place
on the anniversary Of The day which roses were
first planted in England in 1922 -English paprr
She i' bossoming right fasf, is another good rea
son for the title
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

The parish church at Ipswich England,
has been Gle red Of al its pews, by COM
mand Of the Bishop of Norwich, prepa-
ratory to It's being fitted up with open
beaches, on the principle that in ssthe
house Of God all are equal.'' Al Coyen-
Try, al so, the Bishop Of Worcester and
the Archdeacon ofthe former place have
stated that the parish church (Trinity)
IS ECU ally the property Of all the parish
toner's. The poor mans church, il IN
rema rked,cannot afford to pay tor draw
ing rooms in the shape Of pews.-Lpn-
pa per.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

THE PtllLOSoPIEU AND THE
FERRfMANs-A Philosopher s,cpn.,d
on board ferry boat to cross a 3, re.m.
On the passage he enquired Of the ferry.
man if he understood aeithmetic. rns
man looked astonis he'd. aArishmet;c-
No sir, never heard OF il before" Tho
philosopher replied am very sorry.
for one quarter OF your life is gone.
A few minutes after he asked the ferry.
man--Do you know any thing of Ma,he.
matics-rhe boat,nan replied, no Wei,
then, said the philosopher mother QUAR-.
ter Of your life is gone. A third oucs-
tion was asked the ferryman do YOU
understand Astronomy Oh, ao s,r.
never, heard of such thing. Well then,
my friend, another quarter Of your life
IS gone. Just at this moment the bo.s
run on snag, and was sinking when
the lerryman jumped up, pulled OF his
coat, and asked tho philosopher with
great earnestaess OF manner, SIR can yov
sacim? No, said the philosopher. We'll
then, said the ferryman, your skolc lifs
IS lost, for the boat . going to the bot
tom; and so saying, The fellow jumped
OIL and swan 10 the shore, leaving the
poor phllosoPher to take care Of himself
The New Orleans Tropic, in relation
TO the fact that the Sandwich Island
Ambassador was turned away from ther
regular ordinary on board steamboat
In Connecticut, remarks:
This same Sandwich Island CHIEF,
came 10 this coua try via Mexico, and
landed in New Orleans. He took LODI
gings al the 81 Charles Hotel, the first
hotel in the south, in every respect, ir
not the FIRST in the United States, and di.
mel at the public table, with three or
four hundred gentlemen. la the north
where such vast deal Of charity a nd
philanthropy is displayed-he was not
good enough 10 dine at the regular table
Of steamboat. but was placed among
the servants. Verify, this all sorts Of
a queer country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21


MI McNuly moved the previous question, which
was ordered.
Mr. Byingiun moved an adjournment, which the
Chair. Mr. MrFsrland) decided 10 he out Of order
The amendment Of MIR Baird was lusi-I7 to As.
Mr. Bringion again muved an adj 'urnmeni, which
motinn the Chair decided to be out of orler
MIR Byiny'on appealed from the decision
The question: on the appeal was laken, aud the de-
cislon OF the Char W s sustained-yea> 81 nays 9.
Mr. S.eedman moved cnll Of the House, which
was decided 10 be out Of oSier.
MIR 5 erdmin took an appeal, but subsequ ,nily
Withdrew H.
The bill was then ordered TO I've engrossed for
third reading -yeas 40. nays %
MIR ByinsIon gave notice that he should, together
with those Who should fit TO jun bin. enter a
protest on the journal ag inst the decisions inst
made by the Chair. that a motion 10 ADJOURN was
not ~ order. after the Previous Question had been
sustained.
lie also gave notice Of his intention to offer an
amendment 10 The rules, thai n call or the House
shall be in order al oil times, and under all crcum-
stances.
The House adjourned.