Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

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ii's eul"ey was m"sr opprnprar. aud was iis !
"hcd I" wiih maiktd aticuliui, IN the Senn'c
Tue melancholy duty. hc said Would s,ui,es have
h'en alluded 10 had he poi been kept itunhs .cai
by Indispensable engagements Ills late ricn,l nnd
Ie''eas"o died nj his own h"u.e ia August h,,
~ s'eAness. Though very bsici ia durapon. wa,
very rminiiL u commenced in n severe cold,
~h'ch soon hoilled The skill Tie hes, ,hysicians
"" Ten n'ng the sickness OF my incul sud MIR So.
Nler' l leii my own residence aud departed ,u hi
and was thus permitted to hc With hin, Ni,st, he
died. In his death his family aud friends have met
with an iueparahle loss
10 The last moment of his life he retained his IA,
lcnliies aud spoke Of oil around hm with The great.
est affection. lie was as The head fhis house
KIND husband g'Nd Iahrr-- and to all others gen.
efous friend and an upright nun.
fOr myself, said Mr. $ feel that have sustained
" great lnss. know Gov Fulton long anl well,
AMI an uninterrupted friendship existed between
US more devoted friend he could never hope To
nave again. His DEATH however. was n greater
loss !" his eo'i'iry aud State than IT, any one else
'"v Fulton was hnfn in Maryland on the .th OF
June if93. La the last war hc volunteered his Sc.
wees M n company aipde,l 10y al, father mud
w1s allhe bOmbardmeni of Fol- AicIlcnry by the
\ British
| Afterwards he moved to Mas yil.c.wheic he be.
came the private Secretary OF Gene raj Jarkssn aud
| ~ u'ai capacity he accompanied Ccnetsl jackson
!" his Seminole canpaigns. The war over no 70
turned TO Nashville. and there studied law When
! u" frm"'cd tn Arkansas. Gen. jackson arp ,inicd
tnm Governor oi the Territory, md when Arkansas
was admitted into The Unlun. lac wa. elected To IN,
| u. =. Senate
lie was 70 elected Ia the senate anil had three
years 10 servo when he GleA. In all station. OF
liie he vans faithful and nptshi man. HIS urbs.
n''y courtesy and hearing commended The respect
"i all mrn.-ln all the relations OF lile he was IN
upright and an honest man.
With the adoption of the usual resolutions The
Senate immediately shiourncd.
llOUSE.oF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Mr. Z. ingersoll offered a Resolution directing
the Clerk of the House ,n procure Tor the tse of IN.
House mnp Of the United States with the most
n"'hcn'Ic surveys of n oar wleged ierriInry,
AMI The territory of Texas. Also at the cnunlrio.
"l Europe. AMI III" map NOT Ia exceed in space 30
inches. MrC J Iueersoll asked that tho Rulcs
m'sh' ~ suspended in order la upon this Re-o
lnunh The IN Iiinn was disagreed. Io by t,e HOu,e.
IiIe u use devoted ihe usual mornl"c hour la
: 'he consideration of twD ,n''inns ~ reference
Ininr Resolution tonrrjae i,nlfp,v Pensioners III,
/ Bill from he S~nate and was finally lass, d
Milo" u,e m Me wHl'ws who have filed their pc,i.
nns f'' '"e benefil OF pensions under fdrner acts
pension when gnml case IL male ont
SAMUEL SWARrwOUr
H'll Tor Tie relef"f Samuel Swat,woni, which
passed the Senate la,twerL. coming up for refer
''''' 'f i"yNc, 81 AiaD1tEn, look OCcaSUiI In
press himself ~ warm "pIpriion Io the Ball lie
sni III 1t u wnn'd be hal pre- dent Cor the Cav
eEnm"H Va rcliev" any Drianltcr. aud for one he
preferred that Tie Co crnmenI should kse NIL thai
WIS due II rather Than withdraw the liabilities 1t
NOW Ind against The Deinuher Mr.. SwaIiw,nIi; The
I"'N 10 The Government was n'rhing. hut IL vas nm,
i'rlah' Tint the Government should ho protected.
lie was for stopping the passage Ollie II II wi
! 'h"ul the usual reference tnn Commso ia order
\ Thai The rcjeriinn IN this case might bc The more
/ marked. Int ~ dung this lac In M hostility per-
snnnllv fn MIR Swntiwoni. bnt would treat hun wii,
as much favor aud respect any other person.
Mr. Psyne concluded with Inulinn To lgy the Re.
'"loiion upon The table. which morion was snbse,
qncnil' " ihdrawn. and at the suggestion OF Mr.
Hopkins al Nn. Tho whole ,uhjcCI was postponed
anlil next Monday
Mr. lrgersoll ngpin called M has Resolution To
rr'n' nap of The United States Texas and Eu &.
rope. Tor The uS0 Of members.
Alter s.me complaint from Mr. Simans Of Conn.
ond some amusing remarks ~ reply from Mr. iiud-
son al Massachusetts The nIun wns adopted
The House from steiie Of fTuic passed Ia The o.
fheF esl enc of great souiieiy on receiving mes.
! snae from the Senate Announcing The death ui Mr.
Fol on. late Senator in Cougicss from the SIaio o
Arkansas
MIR. Cn>s nf Arkansas announced The death of
Mr. F III few brief impressive words and clos.
ed with the customary Resolutions OF respect by
g"lng InI" mourning Tor thirty days
| The House then adjourned.