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tiers, not having any writon evidence OF claim,
who, on the third day of March, one thousa nd
eight hundred and nineteen, did, IA appears by
those reports, actually inhabit and cultivate n
tract OF land in the said district, not claimed un.
der any written evidence of title legally derived
from the French, British, or Spanish Govern
ments, or granted as a donation, shall be eDti-
tied to become the purchaser of the quarter
section, or two-eights of any section, on which
the improvements may be, and including the
same, at the same Price for which other public
lands sold at private sale: Provided, That
the same shall be entered with the Register of
the Land Office, within the term of two years,
or before, if the shall be offered at public
sale find prOridcd also, That, where any such
person is settled on, and has improved any
school lands in said district, such pereon shall
be governed by the provisions of the fourth sec
ton of the act approved The twenty cond day
of April, one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
six, entitled " An act giving tho right ofpre-
emption, in the purchase of lands, to certain
settlers in the State of Alabama, Mississippi,
aud Territory of Florida"
SEC A. Ind be ii further enacted, That the
Register and Receiver of the said district shall
possess the same powers, and perform the same
duties, in relation to the claims confirmed by
this act of Congress of the eighth of May, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty two, emit
tied An act supplementary to the several acts
for adjusting the Gains and titles to lands, and
establishing Land Offices, in the district East of
the Island of New Orleans"
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Speaker af The House of RepreSen-
tatiUcs.
John G. Calhoun, Vice President of
the u. S. and President of the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON.
APPROVED May 80, 1880
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ANECDoTE.-The New York Conste!-
lation has the following pleasant anecdote
about an old lady who accidentally spoke
out in church.
1t was formerly the custom, in country
towns. for those who lived several miles
from the church, TO remain during the in
tervai between morning and evening SER
vice. On this occasion, she had taken
some milk in a pitcher for the children
and in the most interesting part OF the
worship, dog who had followed them in
to the pew, thrust his head into the pitch
err. Whether his head was too large or
the pitcher too small, it is not in our pro-
vince to determine but having RECALLED
himself, the pitcher still obstinately re-
tanned its position, and he was discovered
backing out with the pitcher stuck fast
upon his head, and the milk streaming in
every direction on his head and shoulders.
" Get out, Put !" says the old lady. Fright
ened at the sound Of her own voice" o
dear, spoke ont in meeting p said She
e" There | spoke out again o dear me,
keep talking all the time.'
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POETRY.
FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
STAR LIGHT.

STAR LIGHT.
Theme for high thoughts, the muse of earth may
stray
To the fair fields beyon the milky way,
Cleave the bright skies through starry earth 90
And view the grandeur of the scene below.
On pensile orbs can her light footsteps tread
While worlds of glory circle round her head
: And can she pierce the bright immensely
And swim in light through realms of poetry,
Yes she can move in the blue depths below
Or through the heights of chaos soaring go
Let fancy paint Lo how the heavens shine
With spangled worlds lit from light divine.
In beauteous order and harmonious pace
They run the rouad of their eternal race
Bright satellites pour forth their daIting rays
While stellar lights innumerable blaze.
Glorious effu!gence-why are stars so bright?
Are they in heaven for universal light
Or ate thy rays from Gods eternal throne
Or gorgeous lamps fxd in creations zouee
Or bright shown of radiance from the gems
OF the Archangels golden diadems3
How pure they seem-their thousand twinkling
eyes
In burning glory roll along the skies;
Slowly they move, host of beauties they,
'Chaceing the glories Of retiring day.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
FIRST AND LAST HOURS.

Lovst thou the hour, the first of day,
When the dewy flowers ate opening bright,
When through the curtains of morning gray
Are stealing streaks of crimson light?
Hath it not power, spell
Doth II not to thy warm heart tell
OF life fresh, ~t,a rlslin &, BORN life,
And scenes as yet too young for strife /?
Lov'st thou the hour in twilight time,
When every flower is closing round,
When fainter and fainter the far bells chime
Comes with soothing, dying sound
Hath it not spell, though it be
Differing from the first, for thee
Doth it not tell of visions deep,
And gradual dropping down to sleep?
Those hours are types and signs Of time;
Thy first hour brought both smiles and tears,
And called forth feelings half divine,
In those who looked to future years,
And watched how grew each features mould
And trusted strife should never come,
To cast on heart AID brow gloom.
And thy last hour-'tis thine to make
1t calm, as twlights lovely time,
A blessed sleep, from which to woke,
Will be to the better world to climb:
Remember, it's thine-ay, thine-to choose,
If storms shall take place of stars and dews,
Or if thy spirit shall have power
To make its parting like days last hour
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pie woman, that is the way it has gone
these fifty years! Empires are overturn-
ed and fortunes go to ruin, but my table
keeps on ITS legs. SPIN NO PROJECT"
Boston Galaxy.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

THE MOON
I'm Iceland song-Litcraliy translated.
Daughter of lovliness,
Planet of peace,
The pure beams of glory await thy command
The star of the evening
Is shining alone,
And night with its raven wings covers the sky.
Daughter of loneliness,
Planet of peace,
Appear. and the darkness will vanish away
Thus, tho sweet face of beauty,
In the brilliance of virtue.
Dispels all the guilt and gloom of the world
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TO MARY.-BY G. ID. PRENTICE

TO MARY.--BY G. ID. PRENTICE.
1t is my Tyres last lay land soon
Its echoes will have died,
And thou wilt list It's low, wild tones
No more-pale victim-bride -
would not, lovely one, that thou
Shoud's wrong the heart that deems thee now
Its glory and its pride =
would not thou should'st dim with tears,
The vision of its better years.
And yet love thee. Memory's voice
Comes DER me, like the tone
Of blossoms, when their dewy leaves
In Autumns night winds moan;
love thee still--that look Of thine
Deep in my spirit has its shrine
All beautiful and lone
And there it glows-that holy form
The rainbow of lile's evening storm.
And, dear one while gaze on thee
So palled, sweet, and frail,
And muse upon thy cheek, we'll
Can read its mournful tale =
know the dews of memory Oft
Are falling beautiful and soft
Upon Loves blossoms .e-
i know, that tears thou fain wouldst hide
Are on thy lids-sweet victim. bride.
too have wept. Yon moons pale light
Has round my pillow strayed
While was mourning DER the dreams,
That blossomed but TO fade =
The memory of each holy eve,
To which our burning spirits cleave,
Seems like some stars sweet shade.
That once shons bright and pure on high,
Bot now has parted from the sky.
Immortal vision of my heart -
Again, again, farewell -
will not listen to the tones,
That IN wild music, swell
From the dim past.Thosc tones now fade,
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TERMS.

G'THE VIRGINIA .ADVOCATE, will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum, payable in advance.
GTNo subscription will be received for less
than six Months, or he discontinued, but at the
discretion of the Editors, until all arroarages
shall have been paid
Whoever will procure five subscribers, and
guarantee the same, will be entitled to the sixth
GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
UJOne square, or lcss-Three insertions 81
each continuance, % cents-'The number of in
sertions must be noted on the MS. or advertise
ments will be inserted, and charged accordingly
Chancery orders, not exceeding two squares,
will be published for five Dollars.
UAll letters to tho Editors must be post paid
or they will not DO attended to.
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Two bull calves, Orlando and Diego,
sold for 5000. Two heifer calves of I
months ,Calista and Marcia, sold for S4G5
And deducting two only from the total
sale, viz. Yorkshire Belle, COW, which
was sold with knowledge and understau-
ding of its being disordered, for Sl5l
and the six days old calf above mention
ed, the sale of the remaining twenty
one head will average $500 each.
Immediately after the sale, tables up.
wards of3OO feet long we're spread, under
the shade ofthe same beautiful trees which
had protected the company during the
hours of business; in The furnishing of
which, no less taste, judgment and liber.
ality were manifested by our host than in
the management of his other Affairs. The
tables were constantly replenished as the
chairs were successfully filed and the
gathering storm alone broke off the the
social and pleasant communication be-
tween Col. Powell and his visiters.
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And leave me nothing but the shade,
The cypress, and the knell -
Adicu--adieu-my task is dome
And now-God bless thee, gentle one.
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ANtS-Ncs.r, smith. Miller. Bas,e,. uer-
Ger, fIzhugh, N>son Of y Navlor Dun.ld-
son, BOYD. NNilhr, Campo ~ ot W sun
n'er'. See. DoddfIdge, Morgan. Campbell OF
eroos-, Wilson. CIsytor. saunders, C.b-n.
>'us"' Thompson, Joynes. Bs,l,. and Up
shur-25.
NOES Mcssr, Harbour. (pre>',l lore.
Leigh aud Taylor of Gu. t.,I,.' R,o, o.,
bromeooic, Ale N~nder, Goosle, M.r.s.n a.
Ter. Nicholas. ClOpton, Anderson. Cotl,r.r
HARRISON, Williamson, D.'iui~, johnson. NJ
Coy, Moore. brirne. As-on 90 = It.sv.,,
Ciaiborh~. tIqrh,fi, Randolph, Iriyh 81 ~
Logan, Ncnat'c, Madison. siAnsrri Uoi!.i.,
Henderson. OsooTne, Cooke, Gr,gg-. P~udle
t"n. George, bysrs, hoane. 1a,tr - Car
N'rf'' C'"id. chapman Mathews. Ocl-sh,,
Donean, I-,idiey. B.i 5our q cut. S~,,.
ys'feen' tafesel. lo,.ii, Pren''s. Cug-ny.
C-Ophrli ot bed, rt.neh. ToSnes. NJ ~,
f!eaaan's, Gordo". N-.s,c. Bate, N..Ie.
Ho-e. CoSi'et. And ?, rfin-69
80 the resolution was rejected and
TIE Convention determined thaf tie
new Constitution shonld contain N n
sell 10 provision fer future amend
meh's.
The residue of the Repor, Of tho
C"u."iitce or thc Bill IT k,sh'- was
then disposed of; the All resolU'ion
being agreed 70, aDd the residue LAID
upon the table. The 18th Rcsolu.,ou
Il a. follows:
~ fted. That the freedom Of speech AMI
OF q Press. ought 10 Ge hrId ,scicd ,od
SS,FAn'teG rYihe Constitution
AitsE> dcsu'torv conversation. he
ioHoT'rg resolution proposed o.. Mr.
Mason OF Southampton, wa a. ,led to:
Re'"Iicd. That inc select {, ,unau.t s.,s-d
10 prepare sod report a a.. " CorN.it4,..,.. 80
amendments In the e1,.suS uur, Sc b. IN
stue'ed TO r. port =" sppott 10 Trcut " ne &c
present-hon :" the Senate sud House ~ D~I.
egate', among nc several Counties, borough,
and election districts ot the Commonwealth.
eoni"ru'bly to the resolution, to them re-
ferrrd."
The House then adloprne ell to Sa,ur-
DAY morning al u'ciuok.
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The snbjoined extract from Mr. L,,su',
speech IN Convention, on the basis Of repre-.
>en'a'ioa. contains some undeniabIe truths.
and present. picture which will be readily
recognized by those Who have paid attention
to passing events. Office hunters are indeed
the pes, Of every community.
:" Sir. | fear we are in the habit ol
counting too much upon the purity and
virtue al our suclety, ~ n permanent
security against all pulit,oai evils.
told the committee Yesterday that in
tended 90 open my whole mind with
out re-rr,r-'his - the last scene of
nay political life; before came here !
weedrd all the hopes Of ambition from
my heart; and | now declare nv con
soienii"us belief. unpopular az the a .
Ho"al of ~ may be-. that from the he
ginninc of time. never any nation made
a more rapid progress in Corruption.
than have these United states during
IN" last quarter uf a century. beg
icave Z" mention a lew, The most ub,i-
Gus OF many symptoms. Even in tins
Sood oid Dominion, .pr one place hun.
ter HAT was "a b. sren when FIST
grew up to mauhoot. there are ten
nov; yes. the numbe. j. tenfold al IN,
least. They swarm in tie country
and IN the oity-,hcy !nGrst our pubic
Tlaces--tBey in, ade nu. priVarv. ard
disturb the quiet at thtr iniu 'rious
neighhprs With their sulici,1nuns.-
They are thcmselvt-- marketable com
'nodI''"s ti'.N put up heir principles,
t2ci' opinions. ,hri: Votes. at auction.
." ne hughes, bidder, setting the hi.h
CT 'a'"r upon their services, but will
I'ag Ia take any price they can GET
Men, h.'diy fit for clerkship, aspire
10 embassies; and men, who aspire To
embassies. will descend to clerkshtp:
Once office and emolument, h,sh or
Tow. state ar federal ANY surt of OF.
ice. which will save them the pam OF
ear"ing their living BY honest industry.
we hear great deal about the currup-
ton OF all orders nf men in Grca, Bri-
ts,n-Nhat Is IT. Does any man SUP
POSE, tIat when SIR Robert Waipoie
sad. thai ercry man las his price, hc
was talking OF a price 20 be told out in
ShihcA>: No--sorne are 10 he purchas-
ed ",'h honOrs--some with the lower
to purchase others-somc with the
"mo'u'oents of place. The case is ex.
actIy the same here. "Go TO the ant.
thou >lGgsard study her WAYS. and be
wise. " .Therc IL little white ant IN
the " eft Indie, the pest Of The cOun.
try; lay the s'ualles, lamp of sugar on
"a mahogany table, and in fifteen m,n-
ute-, there viii DC hundreds around IT.:
tread upon lizard in the evening, and
the next morning they all present you
the cleanes, and mos, perfect skeleton
imaginable. 80. sir, tie greedy rxpcc-
tants Uf Office are continually on the
lockout; let poor Postmaster OF Col.
hector he SICK. aud they begin t. collect
their volume Of recommendation; let
him die. and before his tcnains are
committed 90 bis mUthcr earth, the
whole swarm /, i, Washington.
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The following curious occurrence IL
mentioned IN the journal de FIsere -
\ short time ago hunter. who was
ont sporting on the banks of the lake 81
Nalien-tad, ~ Switzerland. discover.
eel thu nest of one Of those destructive
birds the Lammergryer. "a species of
Vniture. lie shot the male, and made
his way along narrow projection Of
the rock. with a view of taking the
Young birds. He bad raised his arm.
and put his hand into the nest, when
the female hu'rring over hts head un
perceived by him, pouncrh down upon
him. fixed her tal0ns ~ his arm, and
her beak IN his side. The sportsman.
whom the slightest mo, ement must
have precipiratrd to ,hc bottom of the
rock. with that ooolnc.s and seif-pos
session - peculiar To- the nountaiGccr
OF that country, notwithstanding the
pain he suffered. remained unmOvctl
Having hs iowling piece ~ his left
baud. hs placed It aga,n.t the face Of
the rack. painted 90 the breast Of the
BIRD. and with h,s toe. las they ALWAYS
60 bsrri00ted. the better ~ enable then,
10 hold and climb the rock. he touch.
eel 'he trigger, and the piece went n
and killed lass ensmy on the nest. Hal
the biri been any where else u must
have dragged hin dow n along with a.
lie procured assistance from tie 40.
bcrge l"r inn nard by. aud brought ihc
~" brd- a, trupi,ie. ~ his Vaiur ava,
With bim. Sore 81 these bird. have
been known ~ measure p feet f,nni tir
tn iip ot the wing-. and are only equal.
ted 81 sl/c by thc Coudur uf south
AmeIlrA "
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POLITICAL.
THE SOLDIERS TEAR.

THE SOLDIERS TEAR
Mt rBosas u,vsIs nAvlE.
Cpon the hill he turn'd.
10 take last fond look
Of 'hc valley and the village church,
Ani the cottage by the brook
lie listened To the sounds
So familiar TO hs ear,
And tive Soldier lesnt upon lis sword.
And wiped away tear.
Besn,. the cottage porch
\ giri was on her knees
She he'll sloHt a snowy scarf,
which floatei Ia the hr~eze
She brca'hed PRAYER for hm,
\ prayer he could net h~sr,
But he paused to bless her a, she knei,,
And wiped away tear.
lie turned and LEI, ,b- .po'.-
Oh du not deem him vc-s
For isunilos> was the soldiers hear,
Though tears were on his cLeek.
e.. watch the foremost rank.
In dsngcr's dark career.
De sure the hand most potent there
WIs aipci away u tear
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

The Niiloaum ~ English paper
states that Il Mr.. Edward Card, Of Ar
breath. has pun.iIly announced, that
the N,l'enn nm IS t" take place on tho
29th Feb. 1882. ut - minute, and so
seconds past IL T. NJ.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13
VIRGINIA LEoIsLArUaU.
MONDAY. me-. %.

On motion of MIR. eitut. the Com
mittee ot Roads. Sc. Wa instructed In
enquire into the exp.dlency e so =.
NEEDING the act p escrlbIng general
regulations for the Incorporating oC
turnpike Companies. as to enable he
Directors ct ATTY Company 10 correct
errors IA the location ~ their road, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Rves "f Carupb n,
the Auditor OF Public Accoau,- was
instructed To furnish an Cccun, at tho
SUNS OF money paid ~ he Common
wealth Tor tobacco burnt IN watchnu
scs, &c. anal the nett amount, from 'ht,
source. paid ibto ,hc rfea,ur, annual
y since the passage nf the law impo,
iHS an inspection tax on tobacco cx-
ported, &c.
Inc correspondence between 7 com
mittrc OF the citIIcus of Mason comfy
aud the - cfiicio member, of the Board
OF Public W orks, 10 ia'ion to "a. .ur-
vcy Tor the extension ct the knn.wha
road. &c. Ma received. ard or Mr..
Whites lot Il. motion. Il va. tcf,rred
To The Committee "i Road. *.
An ensro.-ed h,,l L. ,e,iVe an act
Incorporating Sheplcrds,own in The
county ct Jefferson, &c. was read
third time and pa>vrd.
TUESDAY. DEc. 80.
I'm cngro>>cd bril- en,arg,ng The in-
risd''t,on Of the monthly court. pf ~.
lrrson county. was read ihlru time
and passed.
On motion at Mr. James. leave vas
gwen To bring "a b,Il 20 amend -.
several acts concerning pobIIc high
ways.
THua5DNV, DTc. 81
\ resolution from the committee fur
Courts of Justice wa. read, drclar,ng
II expedient $50 20 amend the aot eoo
corning Executors, and tor The relief
OF lnsUl,cht Debtors. a. 10 require The
sheriff. sergeant. or other officer. ou
msk'ng sale 81 the effects contained "a
the schedule uf any ,usol,rot Il, btor.
To make return to- the clerk, Office Of
such sale. and the sum produeed there
by which was agreed to by tie
House
Resolutions we're real from the com.
mltire oi Schoni- and Colleges, let.
hat u - inerIedIsnt TO make = fur
Thee annual appropriation for the edu-
cation 81 poor children. and Tor chang
Ing the time hred by ia~ Tor the meet
ing oi tie school omnisuOnef- va
each counts Of this Common ealit-
'd. Rejecting The memorial 81 Hugh =.
iaNlor anG Others, or behalf IL tho
school Commissioners Va Allegheny
county. iof allowing 20 hat county -
quota tom th- Literary Fund Tor ihe
year ls27:--and 5fd peclsting q IN
rSpedient 90 provide bv law fof The &C
c"ouis oi tie In,vrf-ity &C. be- accom-
Paned wi'h summary statement but
recommending 90 the Rector snd W.
siiOfs 90 transmit, with tie detailed an.
uual accounts Of lhs Buf.sr aud Proc
tor Of hat iusilistlon, a summary &C..
count. si'rW iag in one view the hole
amount received and disbursed within
tie year, on socosnt a. zach head e
receipt snd expen iitui These Feso-
lotions we're agreed ~ by the ll0ose
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

EhS!dn1. The Shame 80 youths. "a bo
have just arrived in London, ar, -.
,fact'ng the notice Of the first scienti.
fc men in that country.
through private correspondent.
the Times informs its readers th,t an
effort will be made during the next se.-
son oil Parliament, TO emancipa;c the
Jews.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-13

No0 d'r' for iorr 49, romantic IN
Cidrut occurred 10 one of ibe I-lands
81 scotland, which became the .uhirci
90 Judicial investigation. 4 plough.
man became very deeply enamored
With the charms 81 mill maid. 81
course fo-y aud f,ir daughter 81 a
wealthy farmer. H. aidressrs were
rejected. and the Disappointed sva,n.
fDll 90 melancholy and ,cngrancr. r,o.
cured = sirnng cnfd. went out to iht
barn. and tied all tie COW, tails togrth
60.
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Ere Cann'.-The Albany Argus Of
the l., INST. mentions IL y, fact un
preccdcntcd. at the same period Of the
season, that the Ere Canal il now free
from ic-. and navigsbl- 'hrou .hoat the
entire line from Albany 10 Iufalo.-
The River IS also stated to be clear of
zee.
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Envy, Which j. the canker n honor.
y. best rN'ingu,shed by dr,lafins q
man's self 90 his eads. rather to seek
merit than fame; aud by attribufing =
inab's success rather Ia DIVINE Prov,
dence snd felicity. thsn 90 hts own ,ir.
lIc and probl'y o. FGc7g.
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GENERAL YuTELxIGrNcE.


I.lSGllEl re, "a. Die. ~.
Stree Roj6cry. We learn bva va,
Scngrr VA the last stage from Richmond.
that the passengers were all robbed of
Their baggage IN the neighbofhnoi 81
Manchester. About ten miles from
KIohnond, the night being very DARK.
they were interrupted on the road ~
lbe discharge of FIRE arms on the way
side. Two OF three at the Passenger.
got out OF tho stage f"r the purpusc ~
taxing hold Of the aiirishled horses an.l
demonstrating with the persons whu
were irlhg a. the passengers ibcn sup.
posed in spOtt. While they VIE d,,
GUESSING the matter with some ~ them.
however. others were b, hind the stare.
cutting of the trunks, &c. al ~ wht,h
they secured. md then vent OF with.
out touching tie mall. Tie folbr,
was not discovc cd until the sf,ge
stopped next morning az the breakfast.
ing house. Some 81 tie pa,.cnr,r.
aud he dri'er ~cL; ha-l ia ,ur.u,t al
tie robbers
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NJ religion ever appeared IN he
world whose natural tendency was 80
much directed 20 promote the pea, =
aud h0ypiness Of mankind - Christian
ifv.-T Boingi "a f,isff.
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Iifefio1 y CoroAof 4 M,ryt,nF 49,
he vote on MONDAY lie 4tl, ,..t. b.
'bc Lest.laiurr. "n POINT ballet. stood
'h"'; IH"''Ns MISC CARH"tt, lJafk
s'n-l So votes Dsstft MARtN. o.
'osrs. Nhcrruppn. u ~, declared
'hai Thomas Kung CARROLL. IA. vas
doly elected Gusrsnor ol Nar7sn.i fai
the ensuing wear