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The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

LocoFoco OPINION ON THE WAR.- Mr.
Cas-, in speech III the Senate, made the
following remark:
We are engaged IL war with foreign
ua,ion. lis course, 50 lar. has been pros
porous and glorious, but no human being
can predict lis consequence, or wheu or
how il will terminate
Aud this is the war begun by James K. .
Polk and supported by his iriends;-it is a
war whose object is the destruction of sis.
Ter Republic: but its consequences and its
end ale all unknown.
A Coon MovEMENT-A bill has been intro
duced into the New Jersey Legislature 'for
the preservation OF newspapers" which
authorises the clerk. OF counties 10 subscribe
and preserve in a bound form all the news
papers published in them. No better gen
eIal or local history can be found than the
newspapers and in future years as matters
of reference they are invaluable
ENORMOUS IMPORT OF BREADsTurrs.-
1t is estimated officially that duriug the
year and four months, between June IS,
1916, and November 5, 1917, Great
Britain had to import brcadstufs to the
enormous amount Of thrty-three millions
and halt Of pounds stcrling.,-say one
hundred and sixty five millions OF dol
lars.
CANADA. The Montreal Courier Of the
lst contains an article which commences
thus:
"Shall we have separation from the No
lher Country and become a Republic! o.
shall acc join Ike J'nitd states! These are
the two questions upon vhce the country
must now decide Mr. l.. Joseph papineau
has declared for 4 Republic. He has caus-
ed one rebellion 10 obtain ii y
GoLD NINE IN CoNNGCr1cur.-Amoug the
assets OF NJ. Y Beach 4 Sons, which the
receivers Of lhe Piainiied Bank. New Jer-
.ey. laid d.c'. hands on was a gold mine,
situated in Tie North ern part of Connecticut
In tue name OF wooden uutmegs whalneN.
TAE SNow AT THE East On Saturday
last, the STOW was trom - 10 i inches deep
at Aibany. and between Boston and New
York, II to Is inches AT Charles,owu
Mass. He "A eight of the SHOW broke in the
roofs oi ~everal carriage houses. Nlr lamp
Ier lost 5000 in this manner
The establishment of The phila1clphia
Saturday tougief,' which has OF late been
the sohicc Of much legal controversy, was
sold a auction on Saturday last, for ) $4,000
The purchaser was Mr. McAIabin. the sur
vivia4 partner. He was the onIy bidder
HoT. ALBERT GALLATIN.-This gen
tl"man has published another paper ra
the subject OF the war, designed 10 Show
its expense and the uniustihlblcnc@
thereof in yInw OF any benefits to be de-
rived.
THE FATE OF GENUS. Robert Page, the
once ceie'ra'pi = grnyer in London, has
lu,l met with Il mos melancholy end lie
diet lie great ua polls OF the age of 60.
OF >tnGHioa. lie lived in a miserable room
at Be,!maI Green
Commodore Charles G Rideely Of the U. S;
Navy, commander of the Baltimore station, died
on Friday night last at Blrnum's city Hotel
He was about 63 years Of age, and had been SICK
for cons iderabe length Of time. He entered
the Navy at very carly age, and was a gallant
and brave officer.
Mn. WI,IoT. The Vos1,inrton T-niD-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

The Philadelphia Ledger is dangerous pa
pert is disorganzer-an enemy Of law and
order la commenting On fIr. Web ster's speech
on the Dorr case, it say S:
"Mr. Webster says that they (tho people, can
choose representatives. only accordiug to existing
laws We say that they can choose representa-
tves without regard to existing laws, making
law ior the occasion by common consent"
Hm&jWS, Sc-All kinds ofhandbills for Ven
dues-tor mechanics, merchants Sc, done quick
ly, neatly and chcaply, at the ohcc of The Ce-
Gil Whig->whrcI paper having an extensive
circulation, is a vaI9ablc channel ior ADVERTISE
mcnls
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
a. a. q 81

DR C"wAN, Dentist, win visit EIIiton, about
the 2o'l. Of the present month, on professional
business, ahcn he hopes his old friends will give
him ca!i
lie VIII extract teeth ,cihiOm pain, with the
newly discovered preparation cpLonoroRM
Haylng used it in upwards OF an liondred cases
he ca' recommend it with safety
Feb l2th 'lS.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

ADyEETIsMG.--We cut the following sensi-
bic remarks OIL this great subject from the New
York Atlas:-"Guide Books are alI-important
10 trave lers. They show them the best place
TO Q" to; they tell them the average price charg
ed; they relieve ihcm from anxiety, trouble and
expense, which travellers, not informed upon
such matters, would be put to. The advcrtis-
ing columns OF newspaper form guide book
to purchasers Of goods They show them where
they may buy articles of every description, low
priced and high priced; and they give them an
idea Of the value of the goods they want, that
otherwise might be difficult to obtain. Those
who read the advertisements will become wise
in relation 10 matters Of business, and will save
money. kcad inc advertisements get a goner-
al idea Of the value of goods and then make
your own selection. iouwll find your bene
fit i'll 1t.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
George III. Palmer,

lSuccessor TO VIM. II I!cald,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FoRErGN AND
DoNEsTIC
ShGARS. SNUFES AND TOBAC co,
No. q Marsh Mrrkct Space,
Baltimore Md.
N. B. Sole manu- facturer Of Heads unrival-
led Roppec, Scotch, Moccobouy and Congress
SNUFTs
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
For EaeEDt.

The Store House, on Main st. oppo-
site Johnson's Hotcl. The house has
been recently painted, and the fixtures
suitable for store are all complete.
Possession given at any time, and
terms made known by
JAMES McTNTIRE.
Elkton, Feb 10, '4S-4w
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
EOs' kgiss,

The House occupied by the su5scg.
Der, on Main street, Aaa
the House occupied by Mrs. Mcfarland
in Beau street.
Apply to
FRANCIS b. GOTTIER.
Elkton, Feb. Il, '4S--tf
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
NNtiEG.

a clerical conyocation will be held in Trinity
Church IN this town, on Thursday and Friday
next, the 7th and 18th inss. Divine service
will be celebrated, both morning and night, and
the public arc inv ilcd to attend
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
Saturday February u 1913.
For PRESIDENT IN lSlc.
IN cnrY e3:sy.
"Man's inmortu! TIL his wulk is done"

IT, We are under obligations TO Hon.
T. w. Lyon for his speech Oh the Loan
Bill.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

nJ""AGNoo'S" contribution shall be
printed next week.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

MARYLAND poMTIcs. WASHINGTON Boni-
FAINT ESD. member ofthe House of Dele
gates. from Montgomery county, in Letter
to tie Patriot, i'll relation to the statement,
that a majority of the members Of the lcg
isla,ue are favorable TO Gen. Taylor says:
'Now sr, consider it due TO cantor and
.tidnhHcss, 10 give iat contradiction TO his
statement Of your correspondent, and as
seat that large majority oithe whg mem
ber5 otlhc legislature Of Maryland arc not
only not unfavorable to Mr.. Clay: bu, ere
derldcdly in favor of him as the wing cam
dIlate for the next Presidency. And | will
venture to predict. that but short time
viii cIapse before he will be the choice of
the whole whig delegation, as the most T.
vaiIab!e candidate, as he certainly is now
their fist choicc.'.
NomyArrovr1oN.-Tha wings Of the
sixth Congressional district OF Pennsyl-
vania have nominated i. Trrxlcr for
Congress, III place Of Nr. llornhccE, de-
ceased
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

I2~ihe meeting of the Commission
ers this week, gave lis so much to do that
we had no leisure to attend to this de-
partmcnt OF our paper.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

tr50On the 1st page Will be found the
proceedings Of the meeting of friends Of
Education in the 7th District, at the
Principle School house. BY resolution
in them, a meeting is called in this town
on Saturday next, the 18th inst. We
hope to see large attendance.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

IyN MIR. Evans offered Resolution on
Thursday, which was adopted, instruct
ing the Committee on Commerce, to in
quire INTO the propriety of making an
appropriation for the improvement ofthe
Harbor at ILavrc-dc-Grace.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

ia concert by the New London
Brass Band. is advertised to be held in
the Court House in this town on the eve
ming Of Friday the 18th inst.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

1~Valentine's day is approaching
the licensed time for biIIet-doux. Fora
few years past immense numbers of them
burden the mail, though 10 doubt Gun
Gle Sam" accounts them a pleasant load.
1t is said that in London 100000 passed
through the Post Office last year; and 50,-
600 in New York. Those who want to
purchase them with 'poetry'' to suit viii
find beautiful assortment at Brown &
MclMtire.s.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

U5~Ihe Ten Regiment Bill is stillun
der discussion in the L. s. Senate.
There lSa rumor that Rustamente
is approaching the Rio Grande country
with an immense lorce-amounting by
report to $4,000 men.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
ANECDoTE OF DIR. CHALMERS

oae OF the last sbors which hi.
cbureh s'a' 'nsassrd Ia, was The building OF
10 rbr 80" .he most degraded population
cburcb -? mnefe he taught theology. The
m, 80 = s.sua'ed IN West Port, which va,
is Tor d,..,, w purpose OF selling their bod
o. .hi'nbuffsn. Here. among these wra,, Paat
ouieasts, DR. Chalmen r,ta5l;.h.I "'e'ehed
ana school, which contained vh.a fn"'ch
ca H. TWO hundred and twenty .chaLr. ~
'u.ned away from the rich aud fssb;n,.iie
mno would have ihrongrL his mini,,rx an1
"'a 'ena'nS The lsst energies of his life ~ 1"u
:. TIE gospel down into The low, ~ car
:, ''v a''"-when as has been beautit,ilIy 81
u "in'--his Master called Conc nm t,oh s'iG
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aiUDERs.

The Elizabethtown. Ky. Register Of the II,
has the following:
murder was committed las, Friday nigh,
upon the person of WIN Potter BY John Pot.
tel sud wife. John POtteri is the brother of the
deceased. The circumstances as elected at
the coroner's inquest are about as follow.;-
The two brothers. John end William, to.
se ibeT With Johns vile, were together al the
House OF Mira Elizabeth Burke, about fout
fn'les ifom here on Lees terry read. They
had oil drank ~hi,sey pretty freely. when
dispute arose between the two brothers From
words they proceeded 10 blows. and at this
tnsis, the wife OF John Potter made at VIM
f0'teT aud cut him with broken case knife
Two gsshes IN the iice aud forehead; whereup-
on, WIN Potter TO defend himself, kicked her
J1nn follef, having before this time drawn
dlfk knife, rushed upon William, who fed
ana was pursued by John and wife. John
several times during the pursuit was about 10
feiinqulsh II, but was urged on by his wife To
mn him." As the unfortunate man by this
timr reached ience. lac was caught BY the
vile OF John Potter, and held until John cut
him fearful cash about two inches sboye the
wrist, laying bare the bone aud severing the
large arteries; little time after this William
died.
| The husband aud wife are now both lsyirg
IN Jail, awaiting their tti,i before an sIamin-
lug court.
The Lexington, Kentucky. Observer has the
| following:
/ A most brutal murder was committed in
cur county on Sunday night. 10Th inst. upon
| the person Of MIR Henry ielmsn. The de-
Ceased kept small country store IN he neigh
borhood OF East Hickman meeting house, a.
bout nine or ten mites from town. on 'lates
creek road, and, having no family. lodged Ia
his stege-ro room.
IL was .Hown that nc had considerable
sum OF money IN his house at the time he was
killed, and 10 procure il was no doubt the
object Of the murders, for il is believed there
was TWO OF them. His brother. John Il Yell.
m1n, Of this city, Offers liberal reward for
The discovery OF The asna,sins.
Robert Locke WeakIey, ST., was, on Sun
day night last, killed ia this place by pistol
shot fired BY James Bowman. Bowman is 10
jail NasIvilleWhig, Dec. IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
For the Times.
THEREV. K, NJ. WHITE.

Mr Wharton: In lh' lines OF yesterday.
was an article from Pittsburgh paper in re-
gard o the cb5ye gentleman, 50 detective IN
statement that deem il . duty to say under
the responsibility OF ~ proper signature.
that Mr White was "a nan OF the most un-
questionable piety, @ Distinguished useful
ness in the ministry. end much beloved BY
all who knew him. that he was loboring I'M
der various chronic disease, that had recently
become much aggravated, and tina, in oonse-
ouence, his MAD had become entirely dersns-
ed some time before to the melancholy event
which has been announced.
Dec %. H. r. WEED.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

r. ANY hEauLATIoSs IN PHILAprLp.,.
ine board OF health of Philadelphi, h.. "a
po'u'e" number OF agents whose dni;ss ~.
hacn agent IS required to visit every .,r.o,
'a"e' alley and court ir his district g. ;
sne condition OF the cutters, drain, ami , no'e
e's' ana ascertain hou often the ,,ree,. Nv
~, . 20 me sewers are clransed. To 80,
81 J'n' io's' and report collections of ,p;a,aI
an g NrSe'ao'e matter, pools of st,ensot ws,aa
"u :, az aCrumuiaiions OF filth, detrimental -
neol'n. ihey arealso required to visit sIau.b'
-, ';ouSes' cattle yards, cellars, manure he,Ss
H. pig attached 10 or connected thefewithrT
$50 'helr duty TO visit the yards and rsI
d's "a private buildings, and residences ., Ia.
"a ', may nave any suspicion OF the eri,lancs
oil nuisance. ' 'A'''ahes
"e' are also TO examine the nrivias -,
-. 'oiies' courts. schools and ohrr l,,,a
- a"o Puoiic places, and report such -
!" "'u condition. Ii is likeni So NAL. -;
; ;a 70 ascertain the condition of the noouI.
'o courts, avenues, ALLEYS. and dens.I,.
ofu'' ted localities, the number of ,.n,;I;a' :
G;.upling each house, how they are n,oxidaI
~" '"e means OF ventilation and ligbt ~, y
'"ets There are to the premises ,vhs,h q
'e' nave yard and alley way in com,n'', !,
10 no" many families hs We The cotn,uon r;,i', q
;. '"u use OF the Necessary appurtenancrs ot
&c premises, aud where The sion. and - " ~
{ deposited " carnage e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
Tile CONDITION OF GEpMANY

The annexed extract from The Foreign Cor
respondent OF tn, NV York Conmerrisl, re
lcelved BY the Canada gives the following d,
the condition OF things IN Germany:
Bavaria and WlrtemouTg, the two princi
pal states ol Southern Germany, like SIxony
III The North. have suffered compdratively
little from the revolution, a { least in what con
Germs socisi life. AT Berlin aud vienna all
that gave grace, elegance 10 society has disa p
peared. Rows OF HOUSES sre either closed o,
tenanted by the porter sloue. the ONLY cduisges
that are seen III ihr streets. ore the public
hacks, and you inquire for gentle men TO " HON
you have letters oI intro1uc;ion TO learn that
they are hundred miles off, al some obscure
| place IN The country. The wealth, nobility
are especially not Ia DE found, with their re-
tlremrnt lie which would be in,ol- ia bic
dull were II not intensely sHxi1us, waiting for
the turmoil To be over ana the stage TO De-
cleared oil It's less polished though more earnest
occupants, SO thu they may again make their
appearance with the oil brilianey. Thu.
"ii' wait TIL they are grBy il by happy for
tune they keep ihtiT head. 50 long, their estates
they Certainly Cannot keep.
But In 1unch aud Stuttgart things wear
another aspect, aud there ID iiGtle to Indicate
what lsgplns on within so short a distance.
II Is true tia, trdde aud industry are perfectly
stasnant, aud that 40 one sees auy other pros.
pect thdn still iafther depreciation in the val
ue OF every KIND OF property. Already thing,
are IN such state that o.hing can be sold Ior
illAe OF its value, for instance. hook pur.
chased ior $4,000 forms, was sold day before
yesterday ior 1000, though the stock was
even more valuable than al the time OF the
INST purchase. Real estate has for all practi-
cal purposes other than actual occupation be-
cone almost worthless, aud no one pletends
70 pay inlcleAt on bouus aud ao1lgages.--
i, .iill .,,. H"shSldi interests, thr re
- s'i'i some thing like society, polilica a"n
'u'siohs not having torn asulder Tho d;y. .on
e'asses ana hlled every circle with le,ra,
The rsson Of mi, ,dvan,s a'u
w oe 'oand IN the fact that these s,a,es 80
uh'ef constitutional government, lons 80. -
ane 'e'olu'ion. Although these consti,n,;ans
"e'e IN point OF fact deed letter ,,;i ~
o'"s VI representative liberty existed Ths
puo'c 'pint thus had legal channel ,b,o..h |
NJ" 10 express itself, and WAS not ohI;aa'Io
!" russia aud Austria TO STRIKE =, ID.
pJ'.'ca' system IN orirr to obtain The ,;ab,s
~ ~ ia'' become Necessary Tor the n.onIe
y lo'"iiig pu; The shadow OF con,titn,;o,
,lI YET u proved sale guard aya,,,s,
"''9" Whlch al the very outset neal, 40
.'oye" other governments: in ms VIC
' ,t 'ne danger OF anarchy, except in M f.,
Sie9c states must be drawn ioto H.. -.
uerinen maelstrom. se"e' :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
LINES.
LIN Id.
Written with = pencil ON lv.-A..

"h''en with pencil on Wa.bi,,,oo,.
Monuinrnt. Baltimore.
81 y ". THOMAS
o. a. 9"ei' 'ny Image TO the noble heisb,
w. hHs'e lakes. IA his Triumphant Ain,
:, ~ hel iaf above the low, birds Of n,ss
ne "inss his Hra,euw.rd aud ,,utr;as''
o. lowered. great Ws.hins, on. ,by &c "a,
ABOVE 'lr purpose 81 ,hs iellow men ~'''
anu r's"1iin' g'nius guard. il lfom th-
" ''I't bursting thunden might its grace do
ANU 'hIs IA LIE thai Franklin ". tched m,
= a ia @s'ded on fell Envy, lightning wrath
I, ca mus {" slery BE- your great name, -
y me H'"fo.e 'ssSs " hsl,uing bnr,,. ,r,r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

Inc LOUISVILLE Journal has the following
statement OF the Interchange Of cour,.si,s
between Gen Iay or aad Mr. Clay, of which
we had teIegrphic report YESTERDAY:
80 GEN TAYLOR AND Mr. CLAY-M,
C'ay, a lew weeks ago, addressed Iettr, I'm
zen IalIor' Inviting hun 10 psrtak. of ,hs
hospi'alli'es ct Ashland on his way 10 Wash.
ing'on city. Mr. having since determined
,,ospeiid portion oi the winter in New o.
leaus' uen Taylor has written 10 him, cord.
Any i"'ihng him To pass week at Baton
houee' ana proposing, Il This should be con.
''xte"'' 10 VISIT Mo I in New OrIeans.
-, 'i.n.cefeiy rrJs'ce at the confidence and
good feeling existing between our coun,rs,.
rate citizen. pm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
II. r. WEED.

Extraordinary Docum<nt.-The following
lisa verbatim copy eta notice recently receiv-
ed By the Postmaster at Uniontown, Pa.
Robert Brown Of tailor county and State
of virginia do lorworn any person oil pensyl-
wanna 10 maria A sun OF mine his name is
Robert Grown DARK complexion A bout five
feet aud halt high Black HEAR and smart
scar on the erosa Vi LIE head Il such Psur-
The New York Tribune expresses a prefer.
ence Tor direct railroad from our Atlantic
coast to the Pacific. Ii says:
A direct Railroad from some point n, tho
Misfisslppl River 10 The Pacific, built entire.
Oh our own territory, would cave the lon,
"e'Vu' ,oChagfes and up the coast TO Caliior.
ma, and make difference OF at least one. half
III lme required tor the passage A very abl.
oflicer oi The army is confident that. with ,hs
service OF one hundred dragoons. he viii snr.
'eI Wl'hln year perfectly feasible rout for
a railroad across The kocay Mountains. and
ne is wiling TO nsk his reputation on The IA.
sui ~ aueh survey. Such Road must soon.
"a VI idlef De buiit To give Us more ilunediat.
communication with our Pacific pos,essInns
anu Tue proposition OF this officer is we'll
worthy oil Me attention OF Government Tn.
sur {. would hol cost over 5000 which !,
.'ai'fy sum compared with the end 10 be oh
.aIneh' A Road across the Mountains womb
oe NofH ol Immense labor, aud occunv n
io"S uthe Ia us completion, while The mecca.
cry % IdPil means OF communication be-
tween Tie Two coasts of the Confiuep, "a,
merchandise as eeil as passengers. J., inns,e
I'VE In tnIs view The Road across the Is,s-
aus BENG work otouly Two wears becc,ns.
important aud worthy The attention of The
iatIOn. $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

D., hoSfs of kaisins, , Bales Of Almonds.
30 Kegs Of grapes ! hale Of cream NUTS
hoy of oranges do eneiiSh wnints
70 drums Of hes, I cnsr Of zansr rurrants
Scascs preserves, r.ses NJ pickles
Also 10 hoIe of ne for Christina. sna
Niw Year presents those wishing will please call md
, e,smine my stock, r y ZINN
terg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
'''i y hEoLuED FROM THE VERGE
OF THE GRAVrt,'t 'ThuE

-, ts, Irsart {resdes on Race dna
."as she mas been consump,iye n, ahora sth)
mos, d,s,re,, ne last year all remedies called years.
st, every day. debiiiatct ana ,a,e Iesef cnid
my ss a ,s blood now settled under NV mere
my phys,csn na,. n9,n eainrnsy and inrernSiI a
some Of nv ,ns there was no hope nv oe."r
With fam, Ina oaiied ~ to take their las, lca
now eniov ,.,, and fatsnd what hspny DR. R"s
teen vesys ~ 80 hea 10 than have since
IN "a 1aiS OF age aud have gained IN a. was four
" ~ NJ within the last n,ontbs esn ron ninety
visited MIS- Erps, state That we are acquainted
above statement 10 ne , hef sickness, and believe IN
JOHN MELENDY
Deacons OF the Fla, D. n. LEAviTr,
II cincinnati Dec. l. le47 '"s'esaiional Church.
Z or safe wholesale hy
Corner of FINN A. L. sCOvn.L,
Also, by ana mace streets Cincinnati
Market stree, VA. NM. HALL
above VIC" agencies, can be- supni,rJ -.
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HOUSE.


The Speaker called over the standing com
MI tees Tor reports.
Mr. Vintun from the Committee ON WAYS
and Means called up the trsolvti0n making
appropriations for the census Of $50.
Mr. Fioufnoy from the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, offered a resolution. in
quirihg into the e1pediency OF ceeding the
vacant grounds in said District, TO Mary
land.
MIR Bolts offered resolution, for enquiring
into what disposition had been made OF the
proceeds oil the sales OF arms and ammuni-
tian:
Mr. McClrrnand offered resolution grant
ing the freedom OF the public lands. to ac-
'ual settlers. upon the paynen, OF the costs
OF survey.
Laid on tn. table.
Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

BY Mr. Harrison-Of James Cotnwcll. to We
released from a fine imposed upon him by the
Circuit curt OF King William.
Billswefe taken up on their first aud second
reading aud then
The House adjourned