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Protection Insurance Company

UOPHAR CASE, Of Vandalia, Agent for the PRO.
II LECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart.
ford Connecticut, offers to insure Houses, Stores Mills
Factories, Barns, and the contents of each together
with every other similar species of property
Against Loss and Damage By Fire.
The rates of premium offered as low those of any
other similar institutions and every has now an
opportunity for trng sum, to protect himself against
the ravages of this destructive element For terms o.
insurance application may be made to at this place
Fam authorised to issue policies to applicants without
delay.
Vandaia, July a, 1872. y i9-H
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New Wholesale Drug & Medicine
Ss1F0MI@Mo
8WWl&lRa

W. SsGS&293
Nearly opposite the Union Hotel, ST. LOUIS.
UVHE subscriber having purchased the extensive es-
Enlistment Of Charles s. Keener, at the Of
Main Pe Streets designs to conduct business where
erespectfully sohcits Physicians country Merchants
inspect large and general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, and ye-StufS,
ust received from the Eastern markets. which he Of
ers at the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Honduras Sarsaparilla with the compound extract Of
he same both in the fluid and solid form, Swaims gen.
inc Panacea EPSON Salts, English and Ventian Red,
parish Brown, Copperas, and Yellow Ochre, Calomel,
alapJpicac and Camphor, Opium, Mamma in TASKS and
brts. Quinine, both French and American, Congress
Powders with Seidlitz, Soda and Augue Powders, Dye
ttuas, with Paints in oil, Paint Brushes, &c. sc.
He has also supply Of the best chewing and ladies
visit, cut and lump Tobacco, Snuff, Spanish Cigars,
Epts Turpent,ne, Black Varnish, Linseed Oil, with
Sperm Oil He also keeps Lees patent
Medicines viz: Indian Specific, Pills. Itch Ointment,
Worm Lozenges Elixer, Life and NERVOUS Cordial.
The subscriber from his perfect knowledge and expe-
in the Drug business faters himself that he will
i've every satisfaction to all those that may favor him
ith their ORDERS which shall be thankfully received
Id promptly attended to. If Physicians should
kyor him with their prescriptions they shall be put M
| Nth accuracy and despatch. AUSTIN PIGGOT.
St. Louis, August IA, 1881 l6-6m
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"exis'ng laws"-Oi it, there have been expen-
ded Sll7,5OO.
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IUntH att0 fatteltt0emrer

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PUBLIC PRINTER,
At Too Dollars and Fifty Cents per annum, payable
itA in advance, 80 -Four Dollars if not paid until
the expiration of the year. No subscription received
for a less time than six months.
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School STATISTICS one third Of the
whole population of a country are between the
sges of three and sixteen or eighteen; and of
curse are proper subjects of school education.
In the United States, more than four millions
Of children ought to be under the influence Of
Schools
Ia Maine the law requires that the inhabitants Of
very town pay annually for the support of schools,
sum equal, NJ least to forty cents for every per-
living IN it. That amounts to about $780,
$50. Their expenditures are more than $l4O,-
loco,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06


and not from nature. Yet, the right 10 hold slaves
and the right TO appropriate lands, recognized 10y
laws, and equally guaranteed by the constitution.
The gentleman from Brunswick very properly referred
the constitution OF the United States which contains the
clause that is found in state constitution afford
ing additional guard to slave property To gvv effect
20 that instrument IN particular state, only
sary TO ascertain what's property by the laws of that
What Is property in one state, may not be in auoher
IL is enough that in Virginia slaves property That
being admitted, the constitution of the United States 10
be considered as recognising and guaranteeing them
such. The gentleman from Berkeley, however, protests
against the introduction of the Constitution of the United
States lie says he is proud OF belonging certain par
ty the name OF which il is unnecessary repeat But il
Is party which has always been ready TO appeal 10 that
constitution, whenever though eNpedcnt increase
the powers OF the general government TO strip the states
oil their rights Now, however, when this constitution is
Invoked in defence of the right OF property in slaves, the
gentleman seems filled with holy horror aud declares
1t is purely state and he would not, for the
world that the federal constitution should be brought TO
bear delicate question.
(I0 be continued IN our nert.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

En- ANCERY.-VRGINIA-At Rules holden in
and Chancery for Henco county, the 9th day of Febru
airy, 1892
Ann Dent McRae the wife of Alexander McRae. bv
James Nctae' her next Trend, pltf.
against
Alexander McRae and Others dehs
Inc defendant above-named not having entered his an
Pearance and given security according to the Act of As
sembly and the Rules of this Court it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant of this
couny as ordered, That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge OF our said Court the Capitol in the
city OF Richmond, on the first day of the next MAY Term
10 be holden for the trial of civil causes answer the
Dill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this Order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
richmond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
Copy. Testc, j. ROBINSON C. C.
March 6. az 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

rucies to misrepresen motives with perfect mpuni.
we nave convicted its Editor Of fasehood and OF fol-
y-snd we are willing for the world TO Judge of the
acAs Oh such an accuser, without any reply part
We p uy, Tor inc same reason, the Liberal and piul
uSc' "heh ne Is attempting TO make of Appoinatox. But
we cannot altogether without notice. an article i'm the
iast ieiegaph which touches official act i'm which .
were associated with the Speaker of the H. of Delegates
The Telegraph airms, that in calling the Caucus on
the 18th OF February, Lad eve ~ The Ia,hursr
Convention of the ith inst: and that The ohec, or ,
friends OF MIR. Van Buren, defeated bv Tho a,,;ourn
ment OF the Caucus on the 2S,h-To such ne are ac
quainted with those Transactions these assertions ar.
known TO be foolish they are false We nIeJco
ourselves 10 the Public, that in selecting the day of tho
meeung, there not the least account taken nj The
Harrisburg Convenon-and that party considerations
vi any sort entered into the of such seectio
none out low and grovelng mind could possibly have
formed any such suspicion.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURES
IL impossible TO say when the Legislature will adiourn
oa oei2 ore tne ION OF Marchperhaps next Monday
W., nc rouse oil Delegates has nearly 100 bills aoai
oat In some shape or oherand some of them oT uch I'm
portance-several OF them creating joint-stock
Tor making roads, carrying manua lures of coon 49,;
&C., working Mines &c-Among the Sc bills is Tho av s
establishing company TO connect the Eastern and West
ern waters OF Virginia with capital of five miIo,s 81
the privilege OF extending it-one authorizing the RE-,
oil Public Works to subscribe the stock of the
burg and New river Observation-Disclosures to authorize tho
same company TO extend their rairo from New river 10
hnoXvle or TO any point West of ita fourth To autbo
NE SUBSCRIPTION oil $4,000 behalf Of the State to the
Winchester and Potomac railroad-a fifth to au,bor;,
the Commissioners of the Staunton and Potomac raj, J
company TO keep open the books for the SO 600 600 and
also TO extend the road TO Covingion, Paonsburpa
sNth, o 10 incorporate company to establish rail-
oaa from portsmouth to some point the Roanoke river
being authorized to borrow $4,000 of the sum ON the
credit of the town, Sci ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
Richmond, Tuesday, March O,
CLAY MOVEMENT IN MARYLAND.

The Governor of Maryland submitted to the Ie-
gis'ature, with his Message resolution of the &C.
neral Assembly of Delaware, declaring that the best
interests of the country do not require the
of Andrew Jackson."-The Committee to whom il
was REFERRED reported in accordance with it. the fol-
lowing resolution:
"Resoired That the course of that patriot and states
man, Henry Clay has gratitude we believe that
inc pest interests OF the nation would be greatly
by his election TO the Presidency of the United States az
ter the present term of Office of Andrew jackson shall
have expired And we therefore, recommend said Hen
ry Clay as suitable person for President the United
Various substitutes were proposed i'm lieu of e,is
resolution and among others, the following by MIR.
Ely:
Resolced That we do not agree with the Legislature
oil Delaware in its opinions of President Jackson but we
do agree with the Legislatures of Maine New Uamn
shire, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Virginia
North Carolina Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama Mississn
pr Illinois, Missouri and with the majority of the peope
o, ono' kentucky, louisiana Indiana, and Maryland,
mat the best interests OF the country demand the
lon oil Andrew jackson, and that his administration has
been conducted most honorably and trumphany for him
sell, and most serviceably for the u. So
Ihey were all rejected !; and the original resolu-
ton adopted in the III. of d., So to 17-along with
the following additional resolution:
- INA HeS0fUed also, That recommend John Ser
gean oil Pennsylvania fit and proper person for tho
next Vice Presidency of the United States'
Now, mark the confidence which this great ma
lory nave III their own cause, i'm the People of
Moryland.-The very next day, after the Nation
ais had passed their Resolution" declaring the
PEOPLE OF Maryland to be in favor of CLAY and
against Jackson, Mr.. Hunt, Jackson member, pro-
posed TO them to adopt the General Ticket System i'm
inns state ; whereby the vote of every man would
~ Ihey ad Just resotred, he said, that the people
OF Maryland preferred Clay to Jackson and he was
wiling to test the matter."-But the friends of Clay
backed out. They would not try their strength be-
lore inc feople and the resolution was rejected!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06
ANTI-MAsoNIC CONVENTION

Ihe Convention of Pennsylvania has Just been held
IN Harrisburg-lO5 Delegates present They nominated
Joseph Mtner as their candidate for Governor-and
also an Electoral ticket, Ito vote for Writ and Ellmak-
er)-one queer resolution unanimously adopted-yiz:
recommending both Houses of the Legislature the pro-
pretty OF introducing into the State Library "orean's
illustrations Of Masonry, with two other Anti Masonic
producons-The mover of the resolution did not hesitate
10 express his belief, that "NOrgds book contained
more information than any book present in the Library
ana that ought to placed there that its value might
gemerdfy seen and admired throughout the whole State
ms resolution has given rise to grave debate in the
H. oil k-wmch had not terminated at the date of Our
last Gdrices. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

VALUABLE BLOOD HORSBS-There are now,
" Tor sale at the Central Hotel, two FILLIEs, be-
longing TO the estate OF Alexander Brodnax dec; and al
SO ne young STALLION. They will be sold under the
superintendent of JAMES J. HARRISON
March g. o7It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

ing AN attack from the Dutch Our Minister of War has
issued fresh orders commanding obedience tothe order
oil the day Tor tue return OF the furloughs their
regiments.
have Just heard reported that the question OF the for
resses is arranged. The from which received
my information is very suspicious, and inclined fur
Their to doubt its truth; for the Emancipation assures the
iacl, without giving any This paperi is semi-of
cal, and under the influence of General Belliard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

The Honble Mr.. John Holmes, publishes in the last
n. lnteiligencer more than two columns and half of
wnat purports TO be an address to his Constituents de-
chntng reelection TO the Senate Of the IT, s." His
term OF service will expire the Sd March, Is33-And
this Address probably matter of supererogaon for
MT H. declines are-eection, which he might OBJ
tanIn this last Will and Testament he declares he
mo remedy Tor the disease o the present state of thngs
but change in the Federal Administrator eiYes
as his decded belief that it is Mr.. Clay or there is no
one, who TO from the desoaon which threat
ems us!'' An admirable ssremedY, )" indeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

by the G0reJ1'Or Of The Commonwealth of Jireinia
a PROCLAMATION.-Whe an assault was com.
"a mitted on the 10th August last, ON certain William
Davis, by slave named JOHN, the property of Robert
W. Carter, OF Richmond couny-the said Davis was en-.
poyed as an overseer farm in the county of Rich
mond belonging TO the said Carter and was so severely
wounded by repeated blows die in or 6 DAVIS there
alter; John Immediately absconded, and now going al
large: Now, therefore, /, John Floyd Governor of The
Commonwealth of Virginia. dohereby offer reward of poo
Dollars to any person or persons, who will apprehcnt
and convey to the Jail of Richmond county the said slave
John; and do, moreover require all officers, civil and mil
tary and eXhor the good people of this Commonwealth
to use their best endeavors the said fugitive Johr
to be aPrehended that he may be dealt with as the law
directs. 80 saw
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the sea
lSeaiI oil the Commonwealth at Richmond thi.
I'd day of March, 1892.
JOHN FLOYD.
john Is between 20 and 27 years of age rather under
he ordinary size, OF black complexion badly formed
his lace Is marked in its character and expression in con-
sequence OF his forehead being very high running ND into
points above the temples, and giving the appearance Of
baness-his eyes also remarkable for being prom
nent and the whites of smoky color No bodily scar i
remembered He-has acquaintance in the lower part o.
Northumberland and Lancaster counties, Va; also in
Loudoun, near Leesburg and Winchester in Frederick
county va in the vicinity of which places he supposed
TO be, If he has not left the State.
Nidrcho' 97-w4w
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GO No. Lottery--1O drawn ballots.

- IIUhUIo 'NIU, IIaIVes 30, QudTtCrs ~ DO
BIGGER continues to sell and pay at sigbf mogt of tbe
Capital Prizes, and TO purchase almost every descrpon
oil Oncurrent Bank Notes OH the most liberal terms
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and the OIL
cia drawing forwarded to all those who nav desire H.
- THO. y. BIGGER
BIGGER has recently sold and paid sight the follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

c. ]. CoLcOCK, Chairman
EDw. FISHER,
NArH'N. Hayward,
WILLIAM c. PREsroN,
EVAN BENBow,
BENJAMIN f. ELMoRE,
SAMUEL PRIoLEAU,
WADDY THOMPSON, Jr.
WILLIAM A. BULL,
a. p. BUTLER,
THOMPSON L. PLAYER,
JOHN X. CHARLES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

me Journal at Washington, which supports the inter
ess OF MIR. Calhoun, really unworthy of notice We
have suffered TO lavish its abuse upon us TO perver our
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BIGGER7S
EXCH.a.NGE & LOTTERY or

EACHHJVGE a LOTJERY OFFTCE
RICHMOND VA.
DrdtCn Nos in The Puginia PETERSBURG L0tfey,, M
DREW IN RICHMOND MARCH SECOND
19 BO - z m B:B 3S DID
Ticket MOI, IL, SO, the handsome Capital of 90 600.
also 49, ~, A. were both sold and paid at sight as usual
ny 1890. BIGGER.
$4,000 Capital-and 100 prizes of 81 900.
virginia I'D. swamp LOTTERY No a ,
10 be drd'cn IN the CITY Of Richmond, Fiiday, I6M
March, 1892
90 No. Lotery-10 drawn ballots
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

From Saint Augustine in St. Johns coua
TO Tampa Bay.
From Monticello bv Rossiter's ferry,
the seat os justice Of the county of Hamilts
aud by Alligator, to Alchua court house.
IN MISSISSIPPI.
From Matches in Adams county, by q
upper road across the Homocbitto, 10 Wool
vile In Wilkinson county.
From Westville by way of GeorRetow|
and Gallatin 10 Port Gibson.
From Columbus by way of Cchsy bvid&
and Williamsburgh to Columbia, and fro
Garlsnd's to Winchester.
From Kingston 10 Liberty.
From Port Gibson to Bodney.
From Jackson by Mount Olympus, BAL
ties Bluff, Vernon and Urbanns, to Bentor
From Doak's stsnd by way of Georg evil !
Franklin Bsnkln, Benton, Manchester ID
Liverpool, Startis 10 Vicksburgh.
From Pesrlington ia MissIssippi by w{
Of Pearl river. the Lagoun and the Rigg|
let's, to fort Pike in Louisiana.
From Vickesburgh TO New Mexico.
Mississippi, thence to Villcmonf in Arksnsd
IN ARKANSAS.
From Helena to ST. Frsncis' court houa
From lizard court House TO sFsyettevil
Washington court house.
From VilleInont Chlcot county, BY CI
beans in Pennington's settlement, on ii
Bayou Saline, in Union county. BY Pld
BIuffs the seat of Justice in jefferson coui
~.
From ST. Francis court house to Jscksc
in Lnurens county, Ls
SEC. e. yqad be II, further enacted, Thl
the following ponst roads be, and they al
hereby, disc oniinued.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Bedford TO Amherst.
From Pembroke TO Gambia.
From Nottingham to Epping-
IN NEW YORK.
From Ithaca to :Burdett near the head
Seneca lake.
From Howard by Rethbone settlemed
and Leon Lake settlement, 10 Conhocton.
From Bath by Mount Washington 1
Catharine's, and returning By Mead's cred
and the mouth Of Mud creek. Provide
however. That this route be continued uni
sand eight hundred and thirty two.
IN KENTUCKY.
From Williams to Madisonyillc.
From Smiihport TO Warren.
IN TENNESSEE.
lOdb puFt VI tue tOutc ffbHi iioPhtusNul
Kentucky. TO Dougherty's Tennessee, b
tween Paris and Dougnerty's; and froI
Kingsport 10 Jonesborough.
IN OHIO.
| From Cadis. BY New Romley to Ne
Hagerst0wn. zS.
From West Uuion Ohio, 10 Tanceburg
Kentucky.
IN MISSISSIPPI.
From Ga'litin to Psr Gibson.
From GreeNillc to Petit Gulf.
From hatcher BY the old court house
Kingston.
From Yaxo court hou.e. by Smiths ferr
and Brsggsyille 10 HanHon's Buff
~ .f a. STEVENSON.
Speaker Of ihe House Of Representatives
.1sv &. CALHOUN.
Pice President efthe United States and Ps
sident offhe .Sendie.
y ANDREW JACKSON.
Approved June Is, 1852.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17

No bus IS Of importance has yet been transact.
ed IN either branch OF Congress The standing
committees of the two Houses have been appointed,
but WE regret tina, want of room compes Us To aeleI
them onil our next.
In the II. of r. die Western members are making
doubt n favorable pes.od, when, backed by the
Presidents recommendation they may wfest from
the old States thclr share III this great national pat
rImopy and appropriate II to the exclusive ust
The new States IN which it happens to lie Mr.
Mardis and MIR. Clay Of Alabama, and MIR. Boof
of Indiana have each introduce resolutions on tht
subject but they were rather urfavorably receiv
cd-In the Senate, Mr. Clay Of Kentucky, has
given notice of has intention to ca, up his bill or
the sublec which passed that branch of the Nation
al Legislature at It's las, session, hut was crowded
ou of the other House. nj the close OF It's laborS oi
want of tune to act upon IL.
Gen Ihomns h. Randolph Of Virginia, has been
elected Sergeant at Arms OF the II. Of r. on The
OH ballot There were many candidates for the
Office; but on the last ballot the vote stood thus
For Randolph %, William J. McCorni"a. 90 JOIN
Daly2
! The Rev C. Constantine pise, d. Tt Clts%y
man Of the Roman Catholic pursuas'hn, has bcei
ecc,c,. Chaplain TO Congress, on the part Of th'
Senate, for the present session. On thu lth ballot
3, the vote stood fol Mr.. Pise -, MI Russell IL
| y II - nj, an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
RiCilMOND 4 LINZ HI r. {,
E.IN, a 8,

sE'iIi pahie arc repeatedly inforfnrd, s.
u direct al ii the Post Ofi-e Depaf;mea
i'l'5 IL ebaasej from ihfes "a nix times n
T. SaGa .aase Richmond end I.gf
efr.i day, Sanliays ceeertsd and arr,se Z.
f4aea very dsy sundays excepted.
Aa las arrangement extends no fafihef
i}aeh'f2, passengers for the !S5eih, el't
frrk d N,liford liae, va Rapo's Tavern,ti
dau s}degy goilege &c. or by Smiths lne u
panstle. Va to .ne taromas, Georgia, 81.
tho Seatmcst through Alabama. and Tenn
nd Ia the Ue1 siu the watering places, md
aHdote an the OHIO fiyer. should, unless the
tplcst a day ia lybehbnug. leave .lchme.s
Mondays, Wednesday,, aud Fridays
Tn eaeohea On ihis lne arc new, and ar
eNcellod IL beauty strength or comfort, by an,
II use Tho horses are GOOD, and the driy.i
commodaiue skillful and stendv.
In consequence Of the great improvement &
equity ELECTED, aud those ~ contemplation, q
Steam boat navigation between Richmond nm
tinotc, with which this line connects three
n wcek cong aud returning) facilitating IL
tefeunrse hetwcen these points beyond oil PR E
example | tan confidently recommend my s.
travellers tom inc West, South West and Z
IN lheir tf,ps 10 and from The Nofth--ihc TIM
qlsii, 10 accomplish them, md the expenses,
mr. but bai4 tron any other line ard in pc
comfort exceeded by rom, ifequallcd by any.
4 PA1rESoN, Praptr
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
THE ANNUAL REPORTS.

Our limits Will not permit the insertion ofthe Re
ports of the several Heads of Departments aod
we must therefore content ourselves with brief ab-
sracts oftheir most prominent foatures-,abins
care TO embrace every thing of general irtercst,
We published IT, our last, long extract from the
Report Of the Secretary oflhe Treasury, emitting
only his financial calculations the substance Of
which was embraced in the Presidents Message.
We now proceed to give an Abstract Of the
Rfport oftte Secretary Of Var.
| Secretary Cass commences his report with a
history Of the war against the savagcs on our
north western frontier. The extensive operations
rendered necessary by the occurrence of hos'iles
IN that quarter have demonstrated the nbe organ
lzaon and efficiency of the various staff depart
mcnts of the army, and their capacity to NEE, any
emergency which may require their excrtions.
Generals Scott and Atkinson are tightly compliment
ted by the Secretary for the manner in which they
discharged the duties entrusted 10 them in the pro-
gress of the campaign. The Sac and Fox Indians
have long been remarkable for tcir hostility to
the United States, which has been kept alive and
fostered by their intercourse with Canada, whittier
they have been in the habit ofpaylns annual visits,
returning laden with presents The Secretary
however, does not mpue the existence of this hos
tlty design the part of the British authorities
in Cana,la--though he THINKS that this n.tima,c
connection with foreign power has had this ten
dency The recent treaties made with TIE Sacs,
Foxes and Wnnebagocs are regarded by the Sc
cretary Of War as being highly important to the
peace and security of the frontier, and will be soon
followed by such settlements will placer: be-
yond all danger OF Indian hostities."
With regard to our Indian Relations generally,
the Report of Secretary Cass is very full Dcsi-
ring tiyc removal of those tribes which reside with
in the limits of the several States, from their pre-
sent homes to the country offered them in exchange
West of the Mississippi, as being essential to our
harmony and necessary to avert theN extinction,
he larnenls that che efforts Of the Department to eff