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act to regulate the inspection of provision and other articles Of commerce.
 An act to secure the Borough Of Bridgeport from damage by ire-by regulating the plan of building, and granting further powers and privileges to said Borough and the Court Oi Burgesses thereof An act in alteration of an act entitled an act relating to the School Fund. An act in addition to an act in addition to an act concerning crimes and punishments.
 An act in addition to, and alteration of an act. entitled an act to prevent and remove nuisances in highways, rivers, ,and water cour- ces.
 AAn act in addition to and alteration of an act establishing the Treasury Department.
 An act in addition to an act concerning GaOls and Gaolers.
 An act in addition to and alteration of an act entitled an act providing for the levying and collecting duties in certain cases therein mentioned.
 An act relating to the proposed amend ments of the constitution of this state.
 An act to incorporate the Holland County Bank.
 An act in alteration of an act, entitled an act providing for the levying and collecting of duties in certain cases therein mentioned.
 An act in addition to and alteration of an act, entitled an act concerning crimes and punshments.
 An act in addition to an act, entitled an act providing in case of fsickness.
 An act in addition to the act, entitled an act to auhorise the Superior Court to grant relief in certain cases of insolvency.
 An act in addition to an act concerning crimes and punishments.
 An act in addition to and alteration of an act.entitled an act for the regulation ofschool societies.
 An act in addition to an act. in relation to the Eagle Bank.
 An act in addition to an act encouraging & regulating fisheries. . An act in addition and alteration of an act. for forming and conducting the military force.
 An act in relation to an act, for the regula- tion of civil actions.
 An act in addition to an act, concerning crimes and punishments.
 An act in addition to an act, entitled an act relating to sign posts.
 An act in addition to, and alteration of an act, prescribing the place for assessing corpo- ratiOns.
 An act relative to the levy ofexecutons on zeal estate.
 An act in additionAo an act, concerning the arrest and imprisonment of females, passed May Session, 1895.
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Mist of 3publfrk Acta, PASSED MAY SESSION, 1928.

X An act relating to the Bridges on the Kou- satonic. . @An act in addition to and in alteration of ansact entitled anIactfor forming and conduc- ting the Military force. .fAs
 An act in addition to an alteration of an act entitled an act for the regulation of civil ac- tions.
 An act providing for the appointment of Electors of President and Vice President of the United States. e9e sas.s
 An act in addition to, and in alteration Of an act entitled an act for the detecting and punishing trespasses in divers cases, and di- recting proceedings therein.
 An act to authorise the town of Wilton, to erect Sign Post.
 an act, entitled an act concerning Mills and Mllers.
 An act in addition to an act, entitled an act concerning lands. {. An act in addition to an act, entitled an act against fraudulent conveyances. An act to prescribe notice on the bills of Foreclosure, m the cases therein mentioned. An act to repeal certain part of an act, passed May Session, 1895, entitled an act in | addition to and alteration of an act, entitled dtl dCt Iu duOltiUH lO anu dUeEaLlOn OI an act, for ihe encouraging and regulating of fisher- ies.
 An act in addition to an act concerning l crimes and punishments.
 An act for the preventing of wilful injuries to the canals. An act in addition to an act to prevent the disinterment ofthe bodies of deceased per sons.
 An act respecting the sales of property at- tached. An act in addition to and alteration of an act, entitled an act incorporating the cities of Hartford New Haven, New London, Norwich and Middletown.
 An act in addition to an act for the support of paupers. 1 An act in addition to an act relating to sign posts
 An act in addition to an act, entitled an act relating to Religious Societies and cOngrega- tions. l An act in addition to an act. entitled an act for regulating salaries and fees.
 An act in alteration Of an act, entitled an act for constituting and regulating Courts, and for appointing the times & places of holding T the same.
 An act in addition ts an act, entitled an
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CnMmertfcat zeGfsIature. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Thursday, May %.
 Bill passed appointing Samuel Tweedy. J AlsOp, Cyrus Swan. Elisha Stearns! Ean'l J May, T. s. Perkins, Dennis Kimberly, and ,. GriswOld. commissioners respecting the edtl- cation Ofthe Deaf and Dumb whose duties are to make inquiries respecting this class oi persons, their number and circumstances to select class of ten, and place them in the asylum in October next, &c. A sum not ex- ceedlng $500 yearis appropriated for their support. The commissioners are to report to the next General Assembly. "
 The first Monday of November next, is re- ported by the committee as the time for rat flying the amendment to the Constitution .- This is the day fixed also, for the choice of Presidential Electors
 Mir. Parrish moved to amend the bill by fixing the time on the second Monday of Dec. His reasons for the change are, that an ex- citement on that day will be produced, and the freemen will come forward with improp- CT motives. The minds of the people ought to he fully expressed on this subject, and consequently free from all extrane0us infiu- ence. On the second Monday of December, towDmeetIngs are generally attended through out the State.
 MT. T. s. Perkins and MT. Boardman said they wished as far as possible the real expres- sion of the public will. If only few turn out, it will be said it is no test of public senti- ment. The presidential election is an impor- tant occasion, therefore more will attend than at any other time. The presidential election will not produce the excitement Mir. P. sup poses. There will be no necessity for any quarrel. SIC. There will be no debate, and their minds will be made up before they meet The saving of time is of some moment. De- celnber is an indictment season, when but few will turn out to the polls. Amendment lost bill passed.
 Friday, May 30.
 Committee on the New State House re- port that the House is to be completed in plain manner for S99,OOO. The only objec- tions are, MT. Eaton stated the contract pro- vides that wooden steps are to be used, and the old seats in the Senate and Representa- lives chamber to be transmitted to the New State House. He thought it rather bad econ omy to have wooden steps; and that the members would not consent to be placed in pHlory, by being compelled to sit upon these seats.
 Wednesday June 4.
 Prayer by President Day.
 Some incidental business was done, Messrs Swan andJ. Nichols were appointed to wait on the Senate, and inform them that the House had finished the business before them {; and Hon. MT. Johnson and N. B. Smith and Trumbull, Esqrs. to wait on the Governour for the same purpose. After his Excellcncy had administered :n the Senate chamber the oaths to the several magistrates, and giv- en his parting adeu, the Senate adjourned sine die
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different count tn the tive years, 1890 and 1897. win be in eresting, as it shews the num- her benefited ty this fund, and the variation in that period.
 No. of children in each County in August of 1890 and '27, and the amount of money paid on each enumeration.
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Theditiaend made te sehOOlS in Oct. last.On S5.l47 children, enumerated in August last, was
 Y That made in March last, on the same enumeration, was
 Amounting in the year
 Grants made by the General Assembly last May, to several school districts which had not made returns,
 Paid cash to aid in exchange of Ohio lands for lands in this State, but since principally re- paid by sales for cash, of the property received,
 COmpensations to Comm:S- sioner, Treasurer and Clerks, Policies of Insurance, Expen- ses of Books, Stationary, &c. in Commissioners and Treasu- yer's Office, relating to the School Fund,
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After providing for all unsat- isfied dividends.and other char ges upon the Fund, there re- mained in the treasury, on the 1st day of April last, applicable tOifuture dividends,
 There also remained of inte- . rest in the Treasury on that day, applicable to the pay ment of several School So- cieties for their last years div idends, not then drawn, the sum of
 Making the whole amount of Interest remaining in the Treas ury on that day,
 The amount of Principal on hand, exclusive of S4,262, loan cd in the month of April, ,1S27, as appears from the Commis- sioner's Report, of May last, was
 Amount of principal paid in- to the Treasury during the year, ending on the list of A. pril, 1928, .
 Of which sum there was loa- ned by the Commissioners from the list day of May, 1897, to the 1st day of April, 1928. on bonds doubly secured by Real Estate, in this State, the sum of
 Paid to sundry individuals in exchanging Western lands for Real Estate in this State,as per Schedule B.
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SS1,962 54

Amount in the Treasury lst April, 9 About $s1, ,OOO of this sum was paid into the Treas. with in the last three months of the year.
 There has been loaned and paid out since the 1st of April, 8
 $1 ', The residue will shortly he pad out to applicants for loans, whose securities are now pre- pairing.
 The Treasurer's Account of Principal marked K, and of Ln- tersst marked l., accompany this report; and shew that the amount of principal and inter- est collected in the year ending the lst day of April, 1928, after deducring all expenses of agen- cies, is $lg3,1 S4. I'hs Principal cf the School Fi
 sists cf the follosOimg property, !. Bonds and Mortgages.
 ]. against individuals in the State
 of fNew-York, $
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Amount of Bonds, $l,437,9ll 93

A. Ohio, 76,98S II 3. Vermont, 8,897 78
 Amount of Bonds, $l, ,437 ,91l 93 1. In Hartford Bank, 576 shares, 7,6OO co 2. Phoenix Bank, 200 do. 10000 % 3. Fairfield Co. Bank, 100 do. 1000 co A. Windham Co. do. 70 do. 1000 co 5. New-London do. 100 do. 6,25O %
 Amount of Bank Stock, s7,a5O % HI. C~hivated Lands and Buildings.
 l. In the state of Massachusetts, $98, ,625 O0 9. New-York, 35,72O % 3. |" Connecticut, 32,l53 36
 Amount in Cultivated Lands ". W;id Lands. - l. In the state ofNew-York, $l4,4S9 05 Vermont, 1S,64o UV 3. Ohio, 12l, ,764 85
 Amount in Wild Lands, $14s,s5l s5 v. Sock on Farms, and other person.
 al asIss property in the state of Massa- ss soo m fPrineipaU ' " '-f $a3,OOs 9l Nominal amount of tbe Capital,
 lst ofApril, 1928, $l,W, ,6l5 10 Deduction must be made from the forego- ing estimate for partial losses, where the debtor has failed, and the security is insuffi cient to pay the total amount of principal and interest. Also for losses wLich have always been considered inevitable, on the sale of cul- tivated lands below the appraised value. In all estimates of the amount of the Fund, by the former and present Com missioner, culti- vated lands and buildings have been included at the price at which they were received by the state. The wild lands in the foregoing statement are estimated at their present sup. posed value.
 The Report concludes with Schedule oI the number of children between 4 and l6 years of age in each School Society, accord ing to the enumeration of each year, and the amount of School money paid to each SOCie. ty in each year appOrtiOned by such enumer' alton. This schedule commences with ths year 1890. and terminates in 1897. We find if impossible to present it to our readers, bu the following summary of the number o GAilaren, aaa amount ef dividend paid in th'
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10 S72,374 95
 SSO5 15
 S545 % S3,391 g S76,526 ifs
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Se9,S0I 45 S4s,57S 60
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S3,391 73 S76,526 f3 $l2,ss6 5s S5,686 15 $18,582 g
 
 S11,s69 68 $43,595 v $54,965. 45 g
  S2S,973 e8 S2,sS8 86 SS1,962 54 23,OO2 91 $9.847 co
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REPORT

Ofthe Committee appointed On the Resolution respecting the Indigent Deaf aud Dumb.
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G5John Cramer, Esq. ofAlbany, has recovered a itors of the AIbary Daily Advertiser. It originated in publication, by which Mir Cramer lost his election as senator for the 4th district pretty heavy shot tov poor editor.
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84,l79I67 ,429 6Ol 85,l4 I72,374 45
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Dentistry.

II. RUNNELLS most respectfully informs the CT.
tzens OF Alexandria and its vicinity, that he con.
tinues to perform all operations the teeth, viz
Cleansing, Extracting, &c.
at his rooms over the Lottery Office, two doors East
OF the Franklin Hotel j. H. II grateful for the libe
raj patronage he has already received homes that in
assuring the public Of his determination to epdeayor
by assiduy and attention, together with ample prepa
ration, to perform all the duties of his profess
experience continuance Of their support. In thus
placing himself before the public he assures them that
sreferences will be satisfactory, and his charges
He also informs the public that he can supply them
with superior dentrifice-Also he can recommend a
Sovereign Remedy for the Tooth.Ache In twenty
cases which have come under his own observation. t
has never failed to destroy the of the TOOTH with
out injury to the ether teeth to give permanent ease
and obviate the necessity of extracting unless when
the tooth was entirely decayed.
All orders duly attended to- aug a6
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$50 Reward.
aug IS

WILL give twenty dollars for the apprehension Of
Il negro CHARLES, if taken in the district of Co.
lumbla or more than twenty miles from home, or tel
Jail so that get him again. and all reasonable cbsroe
paid if brought home. Charles absconded on Satnr'
day the 9th inst.-he is about FIVE feet ten ;ncbs.
high, black complexion, smiles and shows 6ns .s.
Of teeth when spoken to- He isl strong well Iimbd
fellow, fellow, something of rough carpenter. and accus
away, an oznaburg shirt and trowsers and a.. od g..
hat. He has no doubt got other clothing since sft
here. Charles has an uncle in asbineton n.a. :.
Navy yard named Adam, who formerly belonged u .o
the estate of Mr. Peter Deean near Piscataway. Nd
N..rpono,L. d.. ISAAC BEALL,
aug l6-2w "oa"y' No.
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1t is wittily remarked OF Baron Holbach, a
reputed atheist, in the amusing memoirs oil
Grimm, that the faith he denied TO the eviden-
ces of another work, he reserved entire aud un-
doubling, for the tales Of coffee. houses and
newspapers in this. 1t would require some
such faith as this, we think, to swallow the fol.
lowing "deplorabIe and melancholy calaslro-
phe," which we find in Wednesdays Mercan-
tile, taken from an Irish paper:
DEpLoRABLE AND MELANCHOLY CArAsTRo>
pHE.-An event without parallel in the annals
Of marine misfortune, occurred On board the
brig "Mary Russell" captain Stewart, of Cork,
on her passage home from Barbados, which
arrived in Coal on Thursday. There were on
board, besides the master and mate, men and
boys; Of these, six seamen and ma val gen>
tleman, passenger in her, were found dead in
the cabin on Monday morning last, by Captain
Calender, Of the Mary Stubs, OF Belfast,
which was also on her passage home from Bar
BADGES, and spoke the Mary Russell on the a.
bove morning, having been killed on the day
before by the Captain, according 10 the stale
ment OF the four boys. The cause assigned by
the master TO the captain Of The Calender was,
an attempt on the part Of me crew 10 muliny,
and his apprehension that they would take
away his life; but TO save himself that he sue
ceeded in inducing them TO be tied in The cabin,
each singly, before another was called down;
and when all were thus rendered powerless,
that he put those ssvsn 70 death with crow
bar! The mate, named Smith, and one sailor
named Howes, by some means extrica, them
selves and escaped death, after being wounded
in several places. 1t appears he was in the act
Of tying the boys also. when the Mary Stubs
hove in sight. Captain Calleuder held by the
Mary Russell, and saved captain Stewart from
being drowned, he having leaped twice into
the sea for that purpose. Wednesday again,
for the third lime, he flurg himself overheard
If Cas'le,own, and was picked up by hooker.
A warran: for the apprehension of capt Stew
art has been issued, and an inquest held on the
bodies Of the seven meE We conclude tina,
he must have been under the influence Of in.
sanity to have committed so cold -blooded and
horrible all act.
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From the National LnteIHeencey.

MissoURi.-From this state we learn, via
our previous advices had led US TO expect, Ih'
spencer Pettis has been chosen Represen'sti't
10 the twenty first Congress, in the place o:
Mr. Bates, the sitting member, and by a rer'
large majority. We cannot, at this distance
pretend to understand the whole ground Of this
election. We learn, however, that the q4s',,
lion concerning the sale of public lands hn
much to do with il; and though Mr.. Bates ;o'
one slice, and Mr.. Pettes on the other, Ms
sourIan friend informs US, that i, is any 'h'5
out test OF the sentimen, of tha. Stat: II:
speeding the Presidency.
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AI1HSN ANDRIAa
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST q, 49,

This weather is enough 10 make US think p,
Coleridge's lines 10 the "Rhime Of the Anci.,.
Mariner
CAN in hot and copper sky
The scorching sun at noon."
Yesterday the thermometer stood at 90 d.,
There was light air in circulation, which -.
dered the heat less oppressive than it o,h..
wise would have been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-27

canal boats, filled with passengers, on the point
of approaching low bridge, sung out-"All
who are in favor of General Jackson for Presi-
dent will please 10 signify it by dodging"-
whereupon they logged unanimously, This
vote is probably entitled TO about as much con-
sidera,on as most OF the "signs" in favor of
the Hero.
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S. BROOKS, ]. P. L. S.

Mississippi Territory Adams County.
Personally before Samuel Brooks, justice
of the Peace for said county, appeared Ha'man
Blennerhasset, who being sworn, saith that IA.
ron is Burr justly indebted to the said Hartman
Bienperhassr,, in the sum Of FIVE thousand dol
lars and upwards cents.
And this dePonent further saith, that the
said Aaron doth not reside in this Territory,
but without the same, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on him, and fur
,her saith not.
Sworn and subscribed to, this 22nd day Of
March, 1878.
HARTMAN BLENNERHASSETT.
S. Books, ]. P. Is.
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EPIGRAM

"What would you have" the Adams men inquire,
Peace, plenty. freedom reign; what more desire
"What more desire" and kindling into fame
""hat more desire" the Jackson men excaim,
"And can you ask us that with serious faces
We want your salaries and your place,
GPTLaet RttnG.
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iLLINoIs.-From this State we have seen no,
thing to induce US to doubt the reelection o.
General DUNCAN. 1t does not appear, IF'p
our present information, that this is any test u
the sense of the People on the Prssiden;''
question. ID
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MIR. Writ, in his eloquent discourse on b:
lives and characters Of Adams and JeHersor,
remarks-whal proud testimony does it bsi'
to the character Of our nation, that, while ID
other countries, the senseless mob fall down, il
stupid admiration, before the bloody wheels d:
the conqueror-even Of the conqueror by acc
dent-in this, our People pay their homage:
lone 10 intellect and virtue.
Is there not reason TO fear, that par, oIou
People cannot take 10 themselves this copgr'
tulation. Shame that i, is so.
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To the article from the Natchez Ariel on til:
preceding page, We would especially invite lb:
attention Of our readers.
The further developement OF Jackson par.
cipation in Burr's Conspiracy, strengthens h:
chain Of evidence already produced. We hay:
assurances that additional and stronger fac,
will be brought forward in time. The records
OF court Of justice, have always been fOun!
unfavorable TO the Hero.
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State of Mississippi, I Circuit Court.
Adams County. Clerks Office.

John L. Griffith, Clerk OF the late Superior
now Circuit Court of said County, do hereby
certify that :he foregoing twelve pages contain
true copy Of the original papers on file in my
Office in the case therein stated.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand aud official seal at the city Of Na,chez, the
l7lh day of July A. ID. 1923.
JNO. L. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
By H. X. MOSS, y. &.
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change from Aaron Burr, drawn by him on
George NJ. Ogden Of New York, a, ninety days
sight, for FIVE hundred dollars, with Andrew
Jackson as endorser, and said bill was sent on
TO New-York and presented 10 said George M.
Ogden for acceptance, which he refused; and
the said bill was noted for protest, as was III.
formed, and at the expiration Of the ninety days
the said bill was returned to me protested FOR
non payment, and Aaron Burr having left this
country, made application to the indorser An
drew Jackson, for payment; and about the first
day Of April, 1907, he, the said Andrew lack.
son, paid me the amount of bill with charges
and interest, amounting to FIVE hundred and
nineteen dollars. Given under my hand al
Nashville this 5th day Of September, 1918.
WILLIAM EASTAN.
Personally appeared before me, George Poy'
zee, Notary Pubic Of Nashville, Tennessee, du-
ly commissioned and authorised by law, VIM.
Eastan, (the person whose name is affixed to
the within certiicote,) and did make oath that
the within cer,ifc ate is true.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto Sc: my
hand and affixed my seal Notarial at Nashville
this 4tb day September, 1918, and in the year
Of our independence the SSH.
In teslimomium Verilates,
H. GEO. POYZEE, Mp.
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Mississippi 7srritoryl
Adanss County. )
Ii. Blennerhasset,
Aaron Burr.
On attachment in
the Superior Court
of adams county.

Personally appeared General Andrew jack
son, who, having been summoned as gar
nishee in the above case, to appear at Supe'
iior Court TO be holden at the Court House In
and for the county aforesaid; on the second
Monday in April next, before the undersigned
Clerk Of the said Court and Justice OF the
Peace in and for the county aforesaid, who be-
Ing duly sworn, satin tina, he is not indebted to
the Delendan. any thing, and that he has not
any effects of the Defendant IN his hands, nor
does he know Of any effects or debts OF the De-
PENDANT in the hands OF any other person to
the best Of his knowledge and belief
A. JACKSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2Sth
day Of March, 1918.
THEODORE STARK, J.P.