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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03
POETRY.

NE MAHINxR1 CHILD TO MIS- MOTHER
oh, weep no more swes, mother.
oh, weep no more tonight
find only watch the sea, mother,
Beneath the morning light.
Then the brigh, blue sky is joyful
find the bright blue sky is clear,
And I can see, sweet mother,
To kiss away your tear.
But now the wind gots wailng,
Der the dark and trackless deep,
And l knew your grief. sweet mother,
Though Ionly hear you weep.
My fathers ship will come, mother,
In safety DER the main;
when the grapes are dyed with purple,
IIe will be back again.
The vines were but in blossom
Vhen he bade me watch t,em grow.
And now the large leaves, mother.
Conceal their crimson glow.
He'll bring US shells and sea-weed,
And birds OF shining wing
But what are theye, dear mot her
l, 10 himself he'll bring.
Our beautiful Madonna
WIN mark how you have wspt,
The prayers Of curly morning,
The vigils you havc kept.
She will guide hn stately vessel,
Though the sea be dark and drear.
Another week Of sunshine,
Ny father will be here.
ri watch with thee, sweet mother,
But the stars fade from my sight
Come, come snd sleep, dear mother
Oh, weep no moro to might.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

Al a Court of Probate, holden in and for Tho
town OF Warron, onthe ist day Of March,
A. d. 1880,
n. EWiS HOAR and SETH PECK. adm;n...
@ traitors on the estate of Caleb Carr. l.,e
of Warren, daceasod, having presented to this
Conr. their first account of administration-It is
ordered thai the consideration thereof, be re-
ferred 10 Court Of Probate, to be holden at
the Town Clerks Off 9. on tho first Morday
IN April next, at 2 O'Clock, P. nj. and that
previous notice be given, by publish ng this or
'lcr three several timcs in the Northern Star, to
all persons interested TO appear at that tino
and be heard theron.
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, d. P. Clerk.
March q
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

aNr EW Goods Of different kinds have boon
Nv received this week, and ore going on
at very ie,o prices. For further particulars
please 10 apply at the
LONG ROOM.
|. N. ID. J. r, w. & CO. arc receiving
such goods as are in demand, from varicu,
sources, almost ovcry day. which keep
their assortment constantly worthy the 81
tention ofbuye's.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

Vt Court OF Probate, hclden in and for the
town Of Warren. on the LIST day of March A
u. 1880
ThAMES SHORT, Administrator, on the es-
~ tate Of James Short. late Of Warren, de-
ceased, having presented TO this Court his 6rst
account Of ndministraiion-It s ordered that
the consideration hereof, be referred to Court
Of Probate TO be holden at tho Town Clerk 3
Office, in sod Warren. on the frA Monday Of
April next, at 2 o'clock, Pm and that prov
'ous notice be given. by publishing this o. der
il'ree several times in the Northern Star, TO
o. persons interested 10 appear at that tine
and be head thereon.
itncss,
LLvI HALLE, D. p. Clerk.
March 6
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

hY Ew YEAR-Cassimcre., Satti-
Az ne.is, Circassia IS, Camble,s, Fianncls
Bombnzetis, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Cal, Goes. Silks, Linen Cambrick HJkis. Lin
en- do. sewing Silks, Beducks. figured book
Ings. Cambricks, Shcc,ings, brown and bleach
ed, Jeans, KID Gloves nnd other Goods jus'
opened by JOHN r. WHEATON s. Co. nno
for sale at LONG ROOM
I.o
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

STOCKFORD r HUEATON.S
vHfAFE co.sian,ly on hand a general
SR assortment Of CORDAGE, IT ,hcir
Rope Walk, where they will furnish Gangs
ofRigging and Cables. on good terms, q.
short notice.
ALSO ON HAND,
White Ropo, Seine Lines, Sewing Twinc,
Bedcords and Lines Of fevery description, Of
the first quality.
/ They also request oil persons indebted 10
ttcm on account or note, of long standing,
to call and pay the same without delay.
Feb 20
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NOTICE.

HE Co-Partnership heretofore oxs ting be /.
twoen the subscribers under the firm o E
Blake T. COLE, is this day by mutual
consent, dissolved. Those having demsnds
,gainst said Firm, are requested To present
them foi settlement, and those .isdebied TO
make immediate payment.
SAMUEL BLAKE,
ALVAN COLE.
Wsren, March 20, 1880. 3w
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DRY (.OODS.

1fOHN K WHEATON & co have lust re-
~ ceived additional supplies Of FRESH
WOOLLE.N GOODS. which will DO sold
very loso,
ALSO. wishing to arse 'heir remaining
stock Of t'inter Goods. they will be offered
to purchasers atredueed prices.
Feb q.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03
GEORGE II. GARDNER

WATER srREET)
iAEAS just received md for sale Ios0,
ssssA First quality Y II Tea
s. FIRST quality Cheese
Do do Butter
ALSO,
Liquors Fresh Rasins
Wines and Cordials
Solft shelled. ALMONDS.
March 20
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

yDRowN SHEEriNGS-6 balcs4-4,
~ 9S and GA brown Sheelings. Of snpt
rior quality just received and for sale at
LONG ROOM
Jan q
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Zeno, ofall virtues, made his choice Of
silence for by it, said he, l hear other
mems impcrfcctDns, and conceal my own.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-03

We confess our faults in the plural, an,
deny them in the singular.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-09
Fon rr,, Wtnc.

In p debate IN TIE House uf Delegates, on yesterday, 81 vas
contCuded t1atto Major FAUtESW Of Begse'"y counii. aud 70
Can't. E,fERsOy Of Norfolk county, was 81 rHy ~ not u..ll.itr-
~ due, the merit Of tMe gallant GnS succes-iui defence uf Caa-
ney Island, during the late wac ain omc Of those Uhohcycr
thought true merit promoted by Ccpucid TIM is 3aire a.
oihers-and wub ne. IL has always bcens rr1i5shc q action
to accord praise TO these who deserve Is, wuhJHi dctrotiuI
igOm others VINO may likewise p. entitled 10 SONS portion o. the
same applause. The citizens Of Notlik c"rtaiaiy ic-i uu9er
deep and lasting obligations 10 the jwo individuals nan1ed-mt
II would not be justice 20 Capt HcHApJ-7N Of Charlotte 10 say
that they did not feet under sunltr obligations 10 him. Iu hi,
GOODNESS and I%ntrepidity. 10 his shUi and Judgment. 30 taey seal
themselves IN put indebted Tor tueir protection a-ainst the
'heatless hostility Of those British maraudeSs.
Teo q JUsfrrFa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
CLAY IN TIE WEST.

The following from the Winchester Republican. is
from all we see and hear, no cxaggeration Of the
State Of popular feeling in the West. North of the
Tennessee and Kentucky line, embracing certainly
Louisiana to the South Of it, will 20 in undivided
strength for Mr. Clay, against any competitor what
soeyer.
Mr.. Clay Is now at Columbus in Ohio CROSSING in
lbs Journey to that place. the route OF the late Impe
rial progress, at MaysylIe, and other points He was
received every where, with the greatest enthusiasm
Tue WEsr--TaE WHOLE WEST FOR C1Av.
1--WE have within day or two past conyorsed with
gentleman who has ust returned from Wait TO tho
western aes, and who brings the u,sst cheering in
tcligence OF the march OF correct piinciucs in
that quarter. Ills opportunities OF ascertaninr ;be
state o public sentiment, Kentucky and hio more
particularly, were very ample; and the great cham
ppn OF western Inefcs,s aud the true policy Of the
natlon,- HENRY CLAY was carving every thiup
before him. The changes have been incolcuable
At hlaysv'Ic, especially, scarcely n Jacksonite YVES
10 nc iOund; among others who had left The pcDcral
orr informant named gentleman, well known in
Wnchcster, who spent weeks here in the sprlng
oi I6@J ana who was appointed tn office in that town
By the President and whom all who knew him would
have supposed TO be the last man TO desert him
lhIs gentleman told our informant that it was folly
to atcrp toconceGl the fact that Jackson was down
~ The west; hat hc had given him an Office, which
nc might TAKE away again quick he pleased; for
he would support him no longer If he were to rive
nm AL Tho Offices in tho Country. Many of our
readers VIII recognize the gentleman alluded to- and
they will hail lis dc:cTninat ton to abandon the hero
ss bright sign IN the west. The changes i'm other
towns we're equally rent rSnbc though not so nU-
mcrou'. To use our inlorrnants words, "Of all the
men mot ana converted with, they were four TO one
III FAVOR Of CLAY"-W inchester R6pub.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
Marietta, (Ohio.)

.hIarsetta, (Ohio.)
Commerce, Agriculture, and Manufactures: Three
sisters Of the family Ii we would soin either
we must all.
Internal improvements; The connecting bands of
the Union. Thci. suspension. whether caused by
mistaken policy, party intrigue will be but tempo
rary. mighty il the force of truth and shall pre-
vail A"
By the Chair. Henry Clay: "Whch the davs Of
our trial shall have been ended, shall look to tho
star in tho West"
by Mr. Seth Bailey. John Quincy Adams: Arts
tides tell under the ostracism at Athens; Marcellus
was banishcd from Rome. Tho fame Of Adams is
safe with Posterty
by Capt Charles Boswor,h Henry Clay and his
cauninators. cease vpers. Won bite fe."
ny Mr. Judge Hamilton. Jackson aud Reform
has been sounded in ears for some two or three
years. The term Reform has been perverted. and
Instead of Reform, have been cursed with nm
abortion. God send that at the merit birth, we may
be blest with Irving and proper cstid.
BY Mr.. Richard Parker Henry Clay; The Or
phan boy. He has strven against poverty and come
ont like tired gold lie is a friend to the industri-
GUS May he be the next President.
By WIN. A. Whittlescy. The Governor of Ohio.
fheism patriot and tried friend OF the American Sys-
TIM
BY Mr. Martin Baily The people: Dcmaropues
and Office seekers have deceived them but the DIV
ofrctr5uon is q, hand They Will rally round those
who will protect their industry.
by Mr.. Aaron Lyon. Horny Cloy for our neyt
President We have no further use for hiskory
broor,s
by Dir. David Barber. Retrcnchmcnt and Re-
iorHl Words newly cot'aed NJ the Grand Goc.rn-
iasnt Bank to express increased pubic eroeadifyre,
fond scranb!c for office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
PfTTsDuRo, Ju', ii.

49, LITTLE VAT YE WAS COMM"
Ihe Democrat informs tho public, that Gen Eaton
ana wye arrived here on the 9th ins'! md departed!
Few people, but for this announcement. would hnvo
known that such an important parsonage had been
with us lie must have come among us like fash
OF lightning, sublime in his appearance and rapid in
hs dcpaTture!" Mr. Johns says "they were visited
by number Of ladios"-
REMARKs.-"And Teddy was beloved by all the
ladies'" But SO was not Con. Eaton for there woro
T9rrbc7 C ladies that did ~or visit him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
KGllnzphn !Snlieuee.

Inc American system: The only system which
can render us independent of foreign naiions IN peace
weuth in war secure
% N Hiant; Tho present Administration: Judging
from IFS acts, is sand blind let ,s eyes be rubbcJ
with Clay and the scales will drop of.
u u. Quarter. The President Of tho United
states II his acts have been duly appro cated, and
round wanting in The hearts Of lis countrymcn, out
a w. w cd. cob web pair Of pontaloons, Dor.
cupnc saddie,o hard trottng horse, and a long Jour
ney, to the enemies Of Henry Clay.
Wy the President: phe memory of WIN. II. Fitz
bugh; For disntcrested patriotism, seldom equalled
never e2ccllcd.
Levi Woch. ]. G. Calhoun, the Southern Cour-
scr Will be distanced at the Fall race Of seq By car
ryioa tho dead weight Of Kendall ard Noah
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
NEW YORK MARKET. lilly -

FLOUR This article continues depressed, and
lower prices have in some inst ances been snbm,od
10 Tor old parcels Of Western Flour as well as some
- 'ptioiS' tue present warm weather land
consequent apprehension of its spoing) have incrcns
ca Tie d. position of holders to reduce their stocks
inc receipts have been upon limited scale from tho
interior as wei as the South, bu. the export demond
has been t1ing for two months past TINT The soc
IS still probably about 10000 brs of every dcscrip
uon we quotes N. York supf. 4.87 a S,:Trov
do s. SIG Western do. 4,sT 5,O7; Phitadelpbi5
S1'87 5; Baltimore City, 1,75 do. Howard Street
a5.12. ~''
GkhlN.-Thc receipts Of now Wheat since DIR
last have been 1000 bushels from the Rappnhannock
OF good quality sold at lo7 cts; and 1000 bushels
heavy North Carolina, 1000 bushels sold at ahout
lOi cts 4 sale of 1000 bushels of good old u,es,ovn
has been made at i07 cts which is a decline Rvo
is without material change Southern Com has nd
yanced and is now scaicc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
CROCKETT OUT DONE,

al the April term Of the Circuit Court for tho
county OF -- IN this state, young limb of the
law In rcoly to Esquire -, who had lust concl,
dcd h argument in faver Of his CLIENT broke forth in
qucnee;-Hc said "that it would be as easv 10 follow
cat fSh up through the Muscle Shoals-pursue an
eel side lined, through the Suck-sail up the Mssis
sipp on ,trnw--set the Universe on fire with tho
tam Vi "sNtn'ng Dug or extnguish the Sun! as to
follow the genteman's argument, Astounding as il was
~ The mos abstruse legal learning meta physical sub
tieties, and legal fctions!" '''
is scarcely necessary to say that no reoinder was
'i'aac' ana we THINK impotentid ereusai Lgem.
FARMERS (Tenn) jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
BANK OF VIRGINIA,

9Th July, 1909
VHNHE President aud Directors have this day de-
n clarcd dividend Of two and a half per cen,
FOR the last half year, the Capital Stock Of this
Bank, which will be paid after the 18th inst.
y 7-o,o w. CAMBRIDGE, Cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

'd"'o""t o. PTod"ce and Number II Boats passed
doton through Me Lotoer Locks
july l7.-63 hhds tobacco, SIS bbIs. -four, 1858
ou'; wheat. tons sand, G cords wood 81 boats, 16
coal boats. 1857 bus coal
July l8.--bI hhds. tobacco, 10 bbls. flour, 1896
bus whoa', bbs. whiskcy, $50 lbs wool, cords
wood' 30 boats. coal boats, 1911 bus. coal
July l0.--83 hhds. tobacco, 80 kegs mand tobnc-
CT, ia bile. -four, 30o5 bus wheat, 70 bus corn 90
bus bran. 80 boats, IS coal bouts 1924 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Capt. M'Lelland aud Others,
VESUVIUS.--Thc Ncapol,au papers state that
openings havo just appeared 10 the crater Of
Mount Vesuvius. For several preceding days loud
detonatons were heard in tho int erior, and the two
new mouths have poured forth an enormous quantity
Of burning aAd bilumnous matter.
From the Salem (Nassachuse,is) Register Of Thursday
Extraordinary Cncumstance -Wc learn that
most extraordinary and melancholy event took place
on Monday last, by which the settlement Of Swamp
scot, In Lynn, was deprived Of of its most valu
aoc and respectable inhabitants Mr. Joseph Bla-
ney went ont IN the bay for the purpose Of fishing in
one oil Their small fishing schooners-aftcr the vessel
came TO anchor IN the shoa water off Scituste, Mr..
Biancy TOOK the dory, and wen. alone about half
mile distant from the schooner to fsh-hc had been
absent several hours when lie was observed waving
his hat and calling for aid, and appa reny disabled in
one oil his arms boat Immediately went TO hs
assistance from another schooner anchor near tho
same place; she had proceeded but short distance
when large fish, supposed Shark was seen lying
athwert the dory mldshps-he however was soon
clear Ut the boat, and Mr.. Bacy still seen to co
safe on board her. But before the boat which wen,
tn his assistance had reached him. the Shark renew
cd ms cttack. the boat Instantly disappeared and the
water appeared in foam. Nothing more was seen
OF MIR. Baney, but the boat reappesred and w,s
picked up together with his hat, small frkin &c
The boat was unirjurcd, excepting that her thoo
pins were al broken and that there were scratches
about her as if made by the rough skin of shark.
There was no doubt amongst The crews Of the two
vessels who witnessed the whole scene, that Mr.
Biuncy was destroyed by The shark He was 30
years oil age, and has left q wife and six children
Inc sensation created at Swampscut by this mean-
choy event, We are informed, is Unprecedented
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
4stCtesss ossD 1Sa $50.


u Sixty or seventy persons attended the Jackson
dinner at Washington, of which number thirty three
wore ONCE holders! Great independence TO be look
cd Tor from men in this situation! To stay away was
more than they dared wtst then must we expect
rom them in the way of toasts, being present, Sy-
cophancy and spaniel fuwning of course. When CLAY
comes their Idol will be changed, bat their devotion
TO power and the good things in its gift will remain
the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

The Cumberland (Md.J Civilian says .s,ve under
stand from good authority, that President Jackson
stated to different persons rs he passed through
tAis county, that she had dismissed none from office
put dciau!tcrs"! The Civilian exclainls, "Wha.
Sooo deiau'ters! Defa uers in what? in not rolling
Tor him' Ies 1t must be sou
IL IL be true that the Greatest and Best said this
I'VE hope is not, for the honour ofhis Office and his
consttnents,) he ought, think in The slang phra-
seoogy Of the Mssissippl roarers to be .ram.s1uad
died and chawcd up" mode OF punishment ofwbich
we know nothing but the terms bu, from which, we
Judge 1t to DC appropriate such wholesale tradnc
ton. Hints ofthis nature, have increased the public
abhorrence OF Duf Green, and destinations of SINH
lar complexion, exaggerated the previous conceptions
OF Ritchies dsingcnuousncss ifintimations of SLIM
der SO comprehensive and diaboca have Injured
their standing as men OF candor and liberaty what
eject ought the open assertion oft, to have on the
standing OF n President ofthe u. States, A second
WASHINGTON, quoth'aa
We think indlIercnty of Gen. NELSON'S head, and
yet more OF his heart where of the worst pas
sionS nave taken up their abode-but we cannot crc-
DIT this statement of the Civilian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

From he Norfolk Herald. ~
A reply to the remarks of the Enquirer on Mr.
K,ng's Answer to the Report Of the Foorth Au-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
Was i, not the Sea Serpent.

DARING oUTRAGE.--On Monday, the sth
OF this inst about the middle of the afternoon Miss
Mary Gibson, who had been at court as wit ness and
was returning home. on the Butler and Mercer turn
PIKE road about mile from Butler, was caught by a
Negro, dragged off the road about one hundred and
twenty yards, and her person violated -This dread
ini outrage was committed almost within sight of the
town, and near of the most public roads in the
coun'ry-fhc villain caught the next morning
and - safely confined in jni, to await his trial
The unfortunate sufferer gives the following ac
count OF this dreadful outrage: That she had an UNI
breiia over her. and did any person until she
heard voice commanding her stand STILL that she
looked and saw the Negro coming on the read, tho.
She asked by what authority he order her to stop
nc then demanded her money, she told him that she
had none. and then ran. and screamed, that he pur
sued her, caught her by the breast her back
took her pocket book, and dragged her of the turn
PIKE about one hundred and twenty yards, that she
struggled and screamed until her strength vas ex-
haused that he drew his knife attempted TO stab her
several times, forced her to strip herself and perpe
,rated the crime
In amending our Penal Code, this offence should
nave been made capital; confinement in the Peni,en-
tiary is too slight punishment for demon of this
kind Butler Repository
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Drs5STARY.It is no: so generally known or ro-
collected ms should be, that boiled nli tbickened
with little wheat flour, is nD almost certain cure
IN nl common cases, for dysentsry 1t may be taken
sale'y IN any stage of the disease and repeated
until cure is effected. The writer has Ind NET,
numerous family for more than fifteen years and ~.
c"mmends this simple convenient remedy from known
anu iong-tred xpcricncc.-Jottr Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Sidues.-The present number Of slaves linen. wo-
men aud chdren) in the United States, is about two
mnon Their average value may be stated at $3.50
oil dollars. ''' '''''""i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Missing pesseks.-The schrs. Splendid, Gibbs, of
Sandwich, and Earl Bradford, of Rochester, sailed
rom batmore Tor Savannah some time last winter,
and no intelligence has since been received oftbem.
severe q. gale experienced on the second third
days AFTER their departure in which 1t is feared thew
foundercd. '
he schr Fame, james Sayward of Warren .BJo
sailed from Gloucester 90 of May. with cargo of
stone for Norfolk and afterwards seen off Cane
Cod, in gale and heavy sea with pump, at work:
ana as she has not since been heard FROM it is proba
BILE S he was lost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
pOOUMEMTS

accompanying The Report IF The Fourth .auditor on
States.
" The letter OF The 4h Auditor, published in our
last Is accompanied by various illustrative Documents
Among these, is Table explaining the rates of com
pensaton, allowed TO different naval officers in service
or on Through, on shore &c.-Aso Document b. com
Prsng statement OF the annual allowances to regular
navy Agents-DocUMENT c. being a Statement of al
oWances TO certain Special gents:Document d. being
statement OF the pay, ratons & emouments "received
by each grade OF The officers of the Marine Corps in
and l829:-Document T.. a Statement of allowances
made IN the Navy Department persons receiving sala
Tles from the government in the years 1923 and 1929,
and former allowances Of the same nature TO the same
persons:-Document +. showing the amount paid to
sundry officers and agents in the years 1928 and 1920
io travelling eXPences at the rate of fifteen per
mile, sgreeaby TO the regulation established March 30
ioiS, by B w Crowninshied, Secretary of the Navy:
document w. being Statement of Allowances (other
than those fixed by law "to the following persons dur
ing the years 1898 and 1922 prepared in obedience to
certain resolutions of the House of Representatives,
passed on the 4th OF February, 1830-Of which, the
following is the Recapitulation