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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
WILLIAM ANDERSON. DR..


GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary street.
III ANlNG purchased his Stock of Fall Goods
- much earlier ls Than previous the ad
upon much favourable his stock had
now to be purchased The following goods
ns' which arc offered accommodating terms
$50 hds 81 Co1 Porto Rico and y. o. sugars part strictly
300 bags Iagua Rio Domingo Porto Rico and superior
Old Java Coffee.
20 whole and haf boxes woo.ey's Loaf Sugar
bbk Crushed do
1850 slcks Liverpool PILED Fine Salt
ZOO do do Ground Alum do
J! hid. and 20 bbs superior ~ o. Mslasses
10000 bs Midihng Bacon, a prime article
l.S bbs and half pipes superior Old Rye Whisky
half pIp.. superior Old cogn,e Brandy otard, Dupuy
do do J. J. Dupuy cos do
30 sa the finest OH cosnac Brandy the vintage Of 1905, in
demjo'n' from to . gallons
pipe Oh HOLLAND Gin
woodhou.c best =. NJ. Wine in pipes, half pipes,
btls Cordial
do Cherry Bounce
40 do North Carolina Ilcrrings 40
100 do Potomac Gro.. No.
90 tons sveed. Country and English Iron, assorted
. do American Bi.tcred stee
English and German do
? tons Swccds Plough Plates
1000 Horse Shoes. ready for mailing
$50 kegs Mails and Brad. assorted sizes
go boxes Woodruff and llulls Patent Candies
1e5 do Halls raten,soap
IS do Variegatod d.
80 kegs Beatty 4 Dusonrs = and ~ Powder
tons Shot, assorted sizes
ton liar Lead
I5j tons Lump Plaster
Ground No.. niicrcCv
5000 TO- Cotton Yarns
Cotton OZnaburvs, No I nj
10 lmif chests Guupowdot Tea, tlu extra fine
20 do do Black do
80 catty boxes Gunroyief do
10 large and ~ Brooks highly approved Wheat Fans
40 h1f boxes sNO and iOsi2 Glass
Cap, Letter and Writing Paper
Pepper Ginger and Aispicc
Coppcns, Alum. salpetre and birthstone many other
snail articles two tedious 70 au 10
A 4 H1lDs IT, Cfo.r Sugar
n - 500 sides Sole Leather
1000 lbs bar Lead
$50 bags Shot
Shoe Thread
I4i bags old Jaw, CoGee--Receving and for sale
az - WEBB BACON 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
mond c,cn s, :, % oSu,' OF Chanss,y 0r thS ne

W RGiNiA;-M Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond Circuit, hehi Mt the Capitol, City Richmond
Monday June &c, lSI3:
James Kelly, on SUR i'm William Kelly of
Carriek SUR Ireland Kelly Kelly Catarine
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the said William hcng
said James, and the said onoria Bridges being
sisters and Ann Walls of Cauick Ireland
Edmund Walls deceased City Richmond
IN the State OF Virginia. Pitts.
Against
William Williams aud Richard IIaxar
Walls decd Defts.
ties ON the bill rcplecaton and exhibits
by Counsel On consideration applea
ton OF Fantf doth
claims against Edmund Walls the Defendants, shall
exhibit the same To the Count settlement before the 10Th day
the next January Term and doth this order published
In Of the printed the City OF Richmond and
tnued therein for eight weeks aud be posted door
Courthouse OF the County Ilcnro the
Courthouse OF the City Of Richmond
Ju "5-w9w Copy-reste WA. q. SANDS, e. &.
VIRGINIA: AT Rules held Office OF the su.
pcrior Cont Of Chance for the Richmond Circuit the third
day of July, 1913:
Daniel Brown, Benjamin Palmotc Thomas Msau1 Mary C.
Morrison, William W. Mosby, Colin Clarke and Charles L.
Moshy Pnfs
Itlebeuy II. Mosby, Charles n. Hall and
The defendants above
and given security according Assembly
of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhabitants this Commonwealth II ordered That
Monday October and Plaintiff
that Of this order Doe forthwith newspaper
published the City OF Richmond
and posted at the door Capitol City
COpy-Tete:
in 22-w9w WIN. C. SANDS c. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
VlRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the Gle

Office Of the County City House
city Williamsburg. Monday day August in
the thousand eight hundred and forty three
William Edloe Pin
Against tx CH,SCERy.
Ro. g. Richardson and Robt NcCanlish, Defls.
The defendant Robert Richardson not having entered his ap
peannce and security according Assembly
the rules of this Court AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne nlbiiant Of this Commonwealth motion
Of ihc Plaintiff by hs counsel II ordered
Roari'on do appear here day
and the bill 81 the plaintiff copy this order
be forthwith inserted IN published
Richmond for aud that another cory be
posted door house in the said City of WI
lidm-hurg A COpy-Trstc:
li-vgw TIL O. COCBIIJ G.
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TO SP0RTSMEN OF THE FlELD.

IO SPURISMEN UF The FIELD.
TgNHONAs TYREE. Manufacturer Importer Guns Rifles
the Legislature and the public IN general that he has on hand
and Of Goods line that
found any similar establishment and workmanship they
be cveeed ali Of which VIII be sold at reduced prices
Amongst has the following:
GUNS AND FOwLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus and s'ubtwt double and single barrel
Double and single plain subb twis, Guns
DO do do plain and imitation = do
DO DO do common German do
Brass, siec!and silver mounted Rifles
bu,lIns, pocket, belt and travelling Pistols
Selfcnckins single and SIX barrel revolving Pistols
Gun Rifle aud Pistol Powper Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
SpIi and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion caps. at IS per l,9OO
Sporsmen's Liquor Fllsks and Pocket Tumbers
English American Gunpowder
Dog Gals, Collars. Whips, Chains and Couples
lunisHiens Blowing Horns AMI BUges
Wash Ro., Shot Chargers, Cap Primers OIL Cups, Ban,
Patent Gun Nadiug. Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol AMI Rife Locks, Rife
Ribs and forged and fled Gun Materials Of all knl
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles in joints and Walking Canes; English Six India
Gra AMI Hair Lines SILK worm Gut Fishing Floats Hooks Gut
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks
MILITARY
Superior and Plain Gilt, German Silver and Plated mounted
Swords ofee SIN sasss Sword Belts Gilt and Plated EpauIe;
Wings Virginia Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Clner Hooks syvel Tasel STAR Gloves Lace BRAID wor,ed
Wings IomPoonsi &c &c
Eots Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
Superior Ivory Buck silver Mounted Pocket Pen
spormens DIRK Deer and Pruning Knives Of Rodgers Crooks
and Woenhems Manufacture Rodgers superior Ladies and
Genilcinens Scissors
Gold and Silver mounted and Steel Walking Canes with with
out swords Gold and Silver Ever pointed Pencils superior
Spy Glasses Travellers Compaes Boat Hooks; Pocket
Screws seear Cases Key Ring. Tweccr Tooth Brushes;
de9 THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
ju as-w9w' NAT W. MILLER, ID. C. &C
VIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks of.


fee of the Circuit Superior Law and Chancer "a,
inc county OF MiddleseN onile Is; Monday July,
Robert H. llOrd and Richard H. Hor infants by Emily I,,
'So"' cuaiuiah anu next ireni, Complainanis,
against
THOMAS Hod Executor Of Richard lIoI former
Of Richard and Robert Ilord Dcf,n,an,-Ix
The defendant Thomas or entered hi.
ana gwen security aecong TO the
hs court and happening by affidavit filed cause that hs
not an inhabtan OF this country ordered that the
iendan do appear here the first Monday Rules
lobe oen Tor the said court and the plaintiff and
That copy OF this order be forthwith some newspaper
published IN the City Of Richmond and
posted at the front door OF the Court House county
Copy. Teste
7-wgw g
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VANILLA BEAN Of very superior quality,
for hsvoring ice Cream. Just received by
au2J ALEX. DUVAL \ co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFicE,

Richmond 18th July, 1Sl3.
creditors OF Alexander Me
Kim who claim share s proceeds OF the property conveyed
deed day OF March. 1890 from Alexander Me
Kim Winston and Edmund Bailey. hereby notified
office. the City OF Richmond by 10 O'Clock A NJ
Thursday the 18th Of October and prove their claims
And the concerned hereby
day and the and place. with the for
settlement and the evidence necessary enable perform the
duties required by the foregoing decree
9-w9w JOHN SHORE Commissioner.
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.IRGINIA:-At Rmles held in thc Cler.,. oc

VINN'I4NIA.-it KuIcS held I'm the Clerk'x or
nee OF the superior Court Of Chancey Richmond CIR
cut, the 9Th day OF August, IsI3
bnrwelB Moseley and Patsey w his wife and otbc, pbJ
Against ~ '' '"'-'
Ir. 10 s.l i's anu anu "ther Dcls
lbe defendant above named
security according the Act OF and the Ru,s
VI ana appearing by satisfactory that he ia
hoi an lnhahtant OF this Commonwealth m.
do appear here NJ the Rules on the drt
y ~ november neat aud answer the bill OF PLAINTIFF and
tat copy NJ this order lc
pubshrd IN the city Of Richmond months and
posted at the font door the Capitol in the said CIV
Copy-Teste
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FlyEDERICt<SBSIst: & POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines Charlottc.N lille. Sfaunton. Lyuchburg
and the Virginia Springs


REDUCED RATES!
NIGHT TR 5VEJJL>I; -iDOIDED-fND GRE9TLr IN
CREASED EXPEDITION.
TENHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il July the Fare between Richmond and Char
oteyie only: Staunton So Fareto Lynch
burg 81 so From Junction Char
loitesvilc 81 so.
<r- Passengers leaving Richmond 10y the Railroad at 81
, A. NJ. reach the Junction TO breakfast; and thence
l. proceed together with passengers arriving At the June
k-k=!A the North the Louisa Railroad to Cor
lSsSa louisville and thence by Clsrloitcsve reach
Charlottesville by T. NJ and Cookies 10 miles
West by Leave Cookies morning 10y daylight cross
the Ridge Siaunton by 10 A. NJ
The Guyanotc line leaves Saunon II A. NJ reaches cover
Dale by night and leaving there neat morning NJ reaches
Warm Springs breakfast. and Casgans TO dinner anu pas
White sulphur T. NJ At Lcwsburg by T. VI
81 hours than the route by lynehhSrg The
expense and trip the week 'Eo days sooner
The Natural Bridge Staunton Tuesdays Thurs
Saturdays, alternate days extras VIII be furnished
reaches Lexington by night leave next morning At
daylight Natural Bridge 10 breakfast where
until amer dinner and reach Dbrr STnssb by
night aer breakfast reach Caaghans TO din
aud the White sulphur Springs by NJ AVOIDING NIGHT
splendid the and fall and the teams and
coaches Is fine heretofore.
the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all Others aHy IJiNf-
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XTIRGINIA TO WIFI. Al mlc, tnkcn in ,ho

VIRGINIA TO WIT: - AZ rules taken i'm the
Clerks once Of the Court of Law and Chance
~ OF Prince Edward County. the ID day OF July ist3
William n. vcnablc Pnn
against
pabney Cosby, weishire NJ. Lewis, aud r. Sparrow,
Dens.
The defendant Cosby no, having entered his appearance
given security according and
rules OF this Court and appearing nhabian
tered at rules aforesaid and that the .a de
fcnan Cosby do here September tenn
and the plaintiffs bill and that copy this order he
forthwith inserted the public newspapers printed I'm
the Of Richmond for successfully, posted at the
front d2or ofthe Courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-T.ste:
jule-w9w n. J. woRsuAM q. q.
CHANCERy-In Gooehland County Court, July i7th ist5
John Williams and Rebceea wife. formerly Rebecca Nor
Phf..
Against
William Morrow Sally Morrow, William Ragand Jinny HE
WIFE, formerly Jimmy Morrow Abigail Lucy Mary and Marin Mot
row, Drns.
rms day came the Plaintiff by Counsel and
e ueiendant william Morrow, having
a gwen security according the Rules
t' Court aud the Court that
he not an inlsbiant Of this IL il ordered Thai
the said defendant William appear herr ON the frs ay
OF October Court and bill and that
copy OF this order be forthwith pul
sed IN the City Of Richmond and
posted at the front door Of the County
A Copy-Testc:
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BRIEF NOTICE of portion n work ~ Burke.
n Ted The Mineral Springs Virginia. with pren-
remarks the relative Of the gaseous
tents n the White Sulphur Water by j. Moofnan, ~ D. resident
physician n The White Sulphur spnngs,-For sale by
j. - SMITH DRtNKER 4 MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
IkEEHL,s NEIIHIIFIEI.

IEEEHL'S VEHuIFUGE.
INNS MEDICINE has hcen prepared by the subscriber
many years md hns been extensively used great
cgsai remedy for destroying eSpong worms
from chhreV and persons perfectly safe md
~ operation and may b. 10 infants ~ any perfect
Fley and family should be- without vial In The House
reputation constantly and hundreds Of certificates o
astonishing efficacy might BE- obtained but deemed
say, single trial viii prove ~ virtues. II advertised
time, repeated solicitations persnna
witnessed iis wonderful ofcetsj Of extend
ing benefits widely. Prepared and sodby
GBO. ~. KEEHts, Druggist, Baltimore.
And for sale by SAMUEL y DOVE,
aua-f Eoe Agent Cor Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Hours for Departure and after July GARD
TRAIG.
leaves Richmond At past +. NJ Ina,
Leaves Petersburg At past , \. NJ N1'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond a beior, . \. NJ. l,,.-.., ST..
Leaves Petersburg ats \. NJ. -' =
FREIGHT
Leaves Richmond past 10 4. NJ (Monily Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past 2 ?. NJ. Fridays
90 Passage slChiren and Servants half Pree-25 cents
when paid the Cars
Office II. & p II. r. Co. ia -
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PARRISH & BEAZLEY,

NJ
~
CAREY STREET,
a NFFER Tor sale, low for cash, the following ar
~ ,,cl.s-
% md. Porto len Sugar,
% N, \ a sugar.
90 no,c. Iove,n, double Loaf suvar
: mis- crashed for rrr.,,v,ng
% bb. n q Mol,ss.s
"a lac. Lac, On.
onn - -. I -, C,r
Inn 40 10 p ~ H., ,,,,t,,
Iso A. ~ H., CO..
400 sacks snr
Ino b,,.s &c., f-.rt..
m Jo So" do
IN Nv r,. s.
- NJ '''P
~ 49,, ~. ,. ,.,.,.
o. -, t.,,.., s,,,. -. a, 49,. '
600 - 49,, ~ ii'' ''N''
zoo $500
m snI- 81, ~ ~
~ ~ p po,s i I.i -"
~ 80, ,T,"., , L.
-. c." WV ~
o s "
spice
ceroons best Indigo
e5 bills Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns At Factory prices
zoo 10 reain' Wrapping Paper
~ ~ az, 90 letter Letter 90
:" uS I D"u"n Lines
Sg Wv wv nolnP y"
~ uo ncu ,o'"T
ON 80 ."N'''
~ ~ - ~, ~, H's'''''
Dds Nader
- W. ,,"lpe'a'
ON , 90 NlIm
,s1 100 do ,, io,l2 do
zSoOO us western Bacon
-'' 800" W, '.y 'ui'nhirl i"hl macon
i'O DDS no neu heflngs
20 40 Hhad
100 do family roe Herrings
S ,o , 90 No gIos, Do .,.-
~ boSes Tobacco, assorted qualities
I1u DDS Oh Rye Nmskey
20 do common do
- DO " " Rum
~ 40 Common Gin
10 do Apple Brandy
10 do old Peach brandy
20 ucrces domestic Brandy
. do Old Cognac do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
VIRGINIA-Atru rules held in the Clerks ofiic
VIRGINIA. Rules held in the Clerks OF:

" IR(IINlA AT Rules held IN the Clerks Of
Zee OF the Superior Court Of Chaneery for the Richmond
Circuit the fifh day OF June, ls4J.
Carter H. Harrison of Elizabeth J. Darlington deceas
cd. PhE
Against
James w Alexander aud Elizabeth has wife, formerly Elizabeth
CabelL and other Dens
The defendants above nan having entered appearance
and security according the Assembly and Rules
Of this Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
inhabitants II Commonwealth II ordered That
defendants appear
MONDAY October and the bl plaintiff
that copy tins orcr be- forthwith newspaper
published the City Richmond successfully,
and posted fron, door of ihc Capitol said City.
\ Copy-reste'
2I-wqw WIN. G. SANDS c. e.
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VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office

NlRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ofhe Superior Count Of Caneery for the Richmond Circuit
third day OF July.
Daniel L. Miller and John Cooper trading
under thu iTm OF Miller & Cooper, PhfS
Sarah llafey, and other Dcns.
The eeBln; above named having appearance
and according the OF Assembly and
Of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory
lnabt1t this Commonwealth IL ordered That
defendant appear be the Monday
tins o:eT be forthwith newspaper published
the City Of Richmond for successfully posted
front door 81 the Capitol IN hs said City.
A Copy-Tcsie:
ju2i-w9w wM. C. SANDS, G. G.
NIRGINIA:-AtR Rules held Clerks of sup
Court Of Chansy for the Richmond Circuit third
day of July, Is43
Thomas B. McGehee, Prf
Against
Robert a. Bailey AMI Mace Fitzgerald partners under
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald and john Goln Executor Of Edmund
Bail DECD,
The defendant Robert A. Bailey having appear
AMI giving according Act Assembly
Rules Of tins Court and by satisfactory evidence
lac not nabtan NJ this Commonwealth ordered That
the said defendant do appear here the Rules held
hr Monday October and the bill OF the plaintiff
that copy this order be forthwith inserted
published in the City Of Richmond
loasttd n the front door of the Capitol
\ Copy-Teste
ia 2I-w9w WM. G. SANDS. e. e.
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ACoN-5o hhd' prime Western Shoulders Tor .,lc bv
- au 10 JOHN X. TRIPIErT a SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07

|, assorted. landing and for sale by
DAVENPORT = ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-07
FALL 1913.

w 9i' supplied with general assortment oi Drugs, mc-
dtctnes, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, window
Glass, &C. &C., will dispose Of them on satisfactory tenn.
W 'AH n" To iunctal dealers, ~ The usual credit our stock
composed IN part II Nader indigo Coppefas. ground
chppd LOCKWOOD Redwood Camwood Ext LOCKWOOD Alum. Oh
Vo BoaN rehd Epson salts. Tartar saltpeic
au Cassia Nutncg Mace Cloves. Glue Castor OH Sweet oil
Canncl Camphor birthstone, snu Patent Medicines In every
variety White Lead dry and ground sps Tupcnne Paint
brushes assorted Nahr Segars assorted bfands-some very
superior. and ~
$50 boxes sSlO and lorI9 Gass, besides larger sizes
HAYWOOD 4
auQG g,rrcr.o,. 90 70 ss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17
THE POST OFFICE.

There seems to be a very general dissatisfaction
with present Post Ofiee arrangements. We
say nothing now of the construction of the laws
which the Post Master General has given in regard
10 the carriage of newspapers, by mail contractors,
except that if his construction be correct il is quite
time that the laws in reference to this subject
altered; and we look with confidence to the next
Congress to set this matter right. But what we
wish particularly to notice, and 10 call the at
tention Of readers to, is th exorbitant rate of
postage 1t is high beyond all reason and justice.
Such the facilities of transportation by the
Improvements made in our public roads, and the in
troduction Of steam power our rail roads, lakes
and rivers, that the expense of carriage has been
greatly diminished within few years The ex-
peHse Of transportation by the mail ought, of
course, 10 diminish in proportion But il is not So
We are taxed much now for the postage Of let
ter from here 10 New York or Boston or elsewhere
as we were years ago, when the time and expense
of travelling were two three times much as at
present Reasoa and Justice therefore require that
the rate Of postage be lsssenea.
Then again, by the high Iste of postage now
charged We well assured that the income of the
Post Office department is far less than it would
otherwise be. People seek every opportunity to
send their letters by private conveyance rather than
by the mail. The New York Tribune remarks,
"rhe mails are nearly deserted the great routes,
because the public will not consent or cannot az.
ford to submit TO their enormous charges A bar
lei of flour is brought from Troy TO New York for
l2 l-2 cents; letter by mail costs Is 81. The
consequence is, that not letter in ten passing
between these two cities goes by mail, nor will it
until the postage is essentially reduced" And
such is the state Of things all over the country.
And the rate of postage remaining the same, the
number of letters carried by private conveyance
will increase with the increased facilities of travel
ling and transportation Hence il is evident that
diminution of the rate OF postage would augment
the post office income.
The franking privilege too ought, in orr oPin-
ion, to be entirely abolished, greatly restricted
We hope that our next Congress will take up this
subject at the commencement of the session, and
make thorough reform. The people demand it,
Justice demands it, The revenue demands it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

Hall, who had long since been dead The
money had been offered but Gen. J. refused
it, unless accompanied by condemnation
of Judge Hall.
Mr., Villas supported the motion, saying
that he had hoped at this late day all parties
would be Just to Gen. Jackson's military SER
vices, and that without regard to party, this
House would express its gratitude to him.
He did not regard this as a censure OF Judge
Hail. but rather as an act of favor to Gen. J..
in consideration of his patriotic services
The result of Gen. Jackson's course proved,
he thought, that the General was right.
Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. Winsow replied
briefly, when Mr.. Stacy in very handsome
speech, eulogistic Of the military services of
Gen. ]. opposed the motion as derogatory to
the General, who had bowed to the decision
Of the court aud paid the fine, and when the
citizens of New Orleans rendered him the
amount Of the fine, he refused it as com
pensation, and gave il to the poor.
Mr.. Whittemore defended Judge Hall,
aud protested against this political manGu-
yer, by which the protested friends of Gen.
j., in his view, were doing him no good.
Mr. Peck's motion was lost, 100 to 20,
when the report and resolution of the ma
iority declaring it unwise to legslate upon
the matter,) was adopted, 100 TO &C.
The petitioners on the subject of laws
against seduction had leave to withdraw.
The usual message was exchanged, and
both Houses adjourned sine die.