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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-20
New Books.

Harmony of Divine Truth by Wlllston,
Fuler's Works,
Gaston's Collections,
Mrs. Heman's Works complete in l vol.
Hookers Family Book OF Devotion,
Christian Brahman,
Memoir of Mrs. Ellis,
Nevin's Thoughts on Popery,
Do. Practical Thoughts,
The Marthas, by Phillip,
Boston on the Covenants,
Dodridges Rise and Progress,
Young 'Wfe's Book,
Daughters Own Book,
The Hebrew Wife,
For Sale at the Book Store.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-20
Open Converts.

Just streceived and for Sale at the Book Store
Open Converts, or Nmneries and Popish Sem
inaries dangerous to the Morals, and degrading
to the Character ofa Republican Community.
July 25th,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-20

or they will become morbidIy active, and
soon wear out;-they must exercise the
functions or their animal nature, or para
ralysis, partial or entire, will at first derange
and finally destroy them.-Ch. Witness.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-20
From the Pittsburg Christian Herald.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Monday, Aug. %, 1886.
lhe Executive Committee humbly look.
ing to God for his blessing, and relying
upon hlm to sustain, direct, and encourage
them, and the missionaries and agents under
their care, will endeavor, during the ensuing
year, to enlarge their present missions and
establish new ones, as follows
Enlargement of their Present Missions.
|. Mission to Africa. l ordained minis.
ter, teacher. 2
2. Northern Inala. 2 ministers, phy.
sician, teacher, printer, and their
wives. )
3. Ioway Indians. minister, teacher,
and their wives. 2
4. Smyrna. 2 ministers, 2 teachers, l
physician, and their wives. 5
New Missions.
l. China. 2 ministers, 2 physicians, .
teachers, printer, l typefounder,
superintendent, and their wives. o
2. Calcutta. 2. ministers, ! teacher,
printer and their wives. 4
3. Mandan Indians, or some other Tribe
on the Upper Missouri. l minister,
physician, 2 teachers, 2 farmers, l
blacksmith, and their wives. Z
4. Usage Indians. l minister, teacher,
farmer, and their wives. 3
Total, 81
Ofthe 81 missionaries ani assistant mis-
slonarles wanted, the Executive Committee
have engaged 10, and they have encour.
aging prospects Of obtaining the others du-
ring the coming year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-05

Ta Paper is published Fday per num- payable in adUaneeor year. subscriber will be considered paying ent made preyons to the receipt of the will be discontinued except Ed tor) until all afrearages have been paid
 Lers addressed to the Editor they will not be attended
 TERMS OF FADyERTIsNG.Nn lines first nsertion ONE DoLLAR-each continuance CENTS. Advertisements which will be char ged as squares
 the advertisements of advertising by the year ex ed number the Will he charged the common
 advertisements this office for publications without the insertions being specified will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly
 advertising by the willie eypectedto continue months they charged ordinary rates of advertising.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-05

Yungau when who should bolt into the parlof but he unwelcome Snareyyow.
 70 that nasty beasti Myoheer yanslypcrkeu, how dare you bring him into my housoi. cried the wdcw, jumping up from the sota with her ln-moon face red J,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-08-05

Tn which, when signals made
 friends exchange broadsdes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
POLITICAL.
From he hnicktr5oolcr.
Tc a YARN Wind III Winter.

Low. sweet wind. whose melody
Floats along the fippied sea.
Why. 10 ride the curling loan,
Didsi thon leave III, pleasant home
For thy motion soft snd slow,
And th, voice 81 sweet aud Inv.
Tellof mi lier eiimrs than this,
Far beyond the blse ABYSS
Dost thou come from Arahy.
Where eternal summers be
Or where over ocean ISLES
Everlasting veraure smiles
Sporting under spicy nees,
Singing where the roses blow
Couldst thou leave the wandering breeze,
For the land of cold aud SNOW
Dost thou bring from Eastern bowers,
Tidings ofihe birds and flowers
For the bind away have flown
And the flowers are shrnnh and gone
Go aud tell them how We long
For the roses AID tic song
Now, sweet wird, Warn thee. 60
Here i only cold md snow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

while thef belonged to one party,-ana winch
might perebauee be afterwards alluded to AID ar
lmadvefted upon, when they belonged to another !
And when peIehancc those members had CHANGED
their views upon certain subjects H. put mant
strong eases 81 peculiar aptness aud Hnaaeaef
10 H. james X. Polk, Jhc speaker. at eeltaaa To-
der, Of certain party classifying BY helr# present
actions and professions, lhclr own "efds, a ieN
years before In dong MI, he alluded viii sIe5t
force 10 certain tcfei,crsalious and oaic ebauee,
Of opinion. winch the present times had >een. and
Nj. Speaker Poh did not rcclinc upon the couch
Of >Vbarife.
Mr. PrYon went on to say that II VI nao-a
DAYS dangerous Ia say what was ialse.=io-mef-
row miehl show that To be- false which WIS true 10
daN =" People change said h., and lbe># mu>t
hc tbr Judges ~ Ia whether what !, sad al tltcm
be me 81 lal,c." for hiuscf, lac thought lhls IL"
klnd al rules Tor the government of that House IN
be peculiar II lbe Times We have hl'eo On. lie
Thought the onrancd the freedom moi oul, Of do
bale and Of speech bnt of thought. lhrs were
t>iannlcal, and AIMED at cApunqing' tn records
ul mems opinions, matters OF reference aud
history. Al men may at jjues prefer 10 la,e
what of esiIihe> hasr done, "cApunged, though
i, We better ldat 1t should remain, sometimes.
lie then alluded 10 Nh Bdrrg, sud he hoped
the gentleman lsom kentucky would be permitted
10 20 on, and liat the memory Of Mr.. bury misId
he ,lnaieaicd aealu>r any injury hsl ny hive
been done linn IN any quarter lie sand he helleN=
cd Mr.. Z. 10 have been am uprnht NAN. and re
marked thai "rtcn hc Iros ri He h,nl n he
Department, ieties topH b, tlr~ar3.R finn mn
Yaaaer Il ann other' (topl, thus towards \
nla> le>, continued Nh. PcNton -" the flet
Is not FORGOTTEN th9t at purity iesIlsd,- IA sth
Il JaHaaA dinner ~ iii, city, 'bdl Yer, Nj. Baf-
~ WIS ue3ted viii studied neglect and personal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
IL CHANcER4.

The defendant, -- McCau>aad, not having
gi'''''' ms appearance, and given security. accor
alos to the act of Assembly, aud the rules Of ,b,.
Io9ri' ana appearing by satisfactory evidence
'l9' ne Is not an nhabitant ofthis country it i,
o,a ,l mat the ,aid defendant do appear here
Oh 'F rst day OF May cour, next, and answer the
p''' 81 ''e P''"III and tlata copy of this order
-, =, w." .' inserted IN some newspaper, publish
eesslNcy and posted at the front door Of ,b r.,
House OF this Corporation. ~, >10"''
Copy-Tcste,
Feb D., j.BENAGH, Ok.
W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

{ Z IRGINIA = Il r,,I,s hail.
of the Circuit -,,,a; -, ~ ule = "f, 5 al
Chaneery. fo, l,a,ll,,, -, our of I4u#
AIRY. Is.}li we t'h day u j..
j. LII, FIT.
. .4gdiHsi amin
F John ,rtl,,,, economically,
and IN IN. own MI, II, -, J'" Ntthur sen do,
Sally -Pofe.t III " N'ie' dhd Nelly hI,is
Lewis ArIbu, In. -, ""u hhoda his
Elizabeth Artbn.= Nj. I;,ii'' hoInas Am
it.o,n <j,t IT, s. 'i'iu W, ana Lucy hf>.i'
A,cuatl H. '''' "''"'ih Bind. I
Deita3.#f
'ntNtftr.
. n -, 'n'iain'' 'o.h lSh"r and NciIy
2 ",''1 ', ,a Webster and Rhodt l..
h,in"' honas Arthur, Elizabeth
'''l,u i'ii'17h ana iGe' H., wife, aud Job.
NV '''''2 ea'effa men n Feawncc, and ,i, -.
"'eo's,',2 10 the#ae' OF assembly and III
-, o' '' II appearing nom satsf4 rfo
"cnlth; on motion OF the pllintj0 fy I'm TI< CONN.
is ordered, thattfe sad decndafs do 49,, ''gnse
the first Monday in April next and 'af hers
h1~s bill: and thai = rom, If ''' "1S"ef the p#.
published for two months successfully ,, og lofa
,'''i u ''lr house of TIN CON-,
N. G C,rn,..
january - WI IL -
,.-.-.,.....,=.#. WIN
4 iRGlNi AZ account held for I,..,.,5.
" at The courthouse, the i>f div, -. .'14'i foal
i72h' 'ii#f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

u ne defendants Olive Il. NunneIlc. Francis |,
f'ohamsonand Sophia his wife. not having entered
'hef appearance, and given security. according Ia
t' act OF assembly, and the rules of This court and
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that chey are
nor inhabitants Of this State; il is ordered, that the
S''o defendants do appear here ON the fourth Mon
uN IN ehruafy next, and answerthc hill of the plan
'HIS and that copy OF this order be forthwith III
serted in the fynchburg Virgmian for eight weeks
SUceeS>Nfiy' aud posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse OF this county,
copy-teste,
WM. HOLT, c, H. [.
w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

4 I nIe, held IN the clerks office OF the llast-
"A IN Court ol flIe Corporation of Lynchburg,
ON Monday the Isl day Of February, ls36:-
pabae} Martini administrator Of VI iam y. Per-
kln,, det'd. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
: ttflHSf

Archibald Hatcher, late administrator Of George
NJ. Perkins, decd, AID Nichard Perkins, admin
i>lrator ID bouis non, oil the said George n. Per
kin, deg'd., Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
n. &. CARPER y

Y iRGiNlA At rules held in, TIM. cf..l,
OF the circuit superior court OF E.a..,.I - ''''9'
uaty, l-55: '''.'9i i'm.
Jane d. Noon. administrator of sa..,.. p
bul'a, decd. "''ga To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

I lRGlAiA.-kt aconu held for F,..,,
~ at the courthouse, the t~td,y Of i f.5 Gu.
james II. BfoYn who sues for tr.or...
mucl Garland ''dtIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

Jo ~. ,. Aflhnr' executor Of John Arthur. 50.
and IN his own nght, John Fisher and Tar s'a. d
sally Poteet, Daniel Webster and pL'',9 lis
LOWS Arthur. Jefferson Artbur TL ''ooa ms
Elizabeth Arthur. Marlm Dillon and I I'i II
Esom Sink. john SiHl. and NjlII,,' u ~ ias
AscHath lbs vile, u PM. J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

lhc defendants, John }larklc. William Nar,e
N'fIandef futon and Adelme ms wife. John MIR
NIe Jf.' and Charles Aiarkle not having cnrcrcdlber
appearance, and given security accordingto the act
OF assembly and the rules OF this court and ii APP
Pr",oS BY satisfactory evidence, that rhey noi
,i''''2'''n's e1 tins Commonwealth; it Is ordered
that they do appear here, on the first dav of the u
'''iiI' 'nd answer the plaintiffs bill and that h, of
4'f hr inserted in some newspaper, published ia
hI4eh1Hg. for two months successfully. and post
al heiIont door OF the courthouse of th, county az
some court day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

judith Nunnele, Olive b. Nunnclle William
E'"mciIe, Atlsey Nuhnelle, Frs. r. Richardson and
0IP"iI ms wife, Daniel Nunucc, Arnistcad Nun,
I'H'' 'hfIstiata Nunnee, Elizabeth NunnelIe and
indnh d. Nunnelle, an infant. who defends hv WI
''"" Holt her guardian al ltcn. assigned by the
court ior that purpose, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29
MONSIEUR HOnsOu.

W VI, HOLT, &. II. {
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

William VI. iiNfaord Lee ". I,,.. /
''''''i = '"''i' Der.
l. tIIANti.Ef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

y lRGINIA, 10 1jt:-At G un continued II
' held for Halifax County. at the Cour-honse
thereof on Wednesday, the 10Th day of No,cmbe'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-29

Y iRGiNlA Ut rules held in ,t. =.
of the Circuit Superior Conn uis : IN, o..
Chaneery, for Franklin county, the I'm, ~ i-'N ar
airy. le36 ''i uaA q H..
John Frailin.
IgdiHst ilahil
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

/, The London packet ship Westmin-
ster, in New York, in 81 days passage,
brings Portsmouth papers Of the l 7th
October, and London to the 18th in
elusive. ,s ~
The Ha,;rest. Considerable appre-
tensions are beginning TO be felt in
ireland for the state Of the crops. We
~ gloomy accounts have been receive
ed from thesnorth and north west, The
western coasts, the islands. and the
Of Scotland, are 10 8 very
precsriotts state.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21
We copy the following from the
Wisconsin Democrat.

BELMONT, Nov. 23.
The question of the seat Of govern
ment progresses slowly. A bill was
introduced in the Council some days
ago to fix the seat Of Government per-
manently at Fond du Lac, and twelve
thousand dollars for the erection Of the
public buildings !; but to place it at Du-
buque for three years, temporarily, and
apply eight thousand dollars to the
erection Of buildings. On considering
it in committee Of .he whole, Mr.. Teas
of Desmoine, movedto strike out Fond
du Lac, and insert in lieu thereof Madi-
son City, between the third and fourth
lakes, and to appropriate the whole
twenty thousand dollars 1t that place.
The Desmoines and Iowa members
were unanimous in support Of this a.
mendment, which was opposed by
Brown, Dubuque, and one MEMBER,
Knapp from Milwaukee. The ques-
,tiou on this amendment was debated
some days. Mr.. Baird, one Of yourmem-
bers, moved to subssifute the City of
the Four Lakes,, and e.sprnrted Iii.
motion in lengthy and very good ar
gument It was however lost. He
then moved the Portage Of the Wis
consin; also lost. Belmont was next
tried and lost, Arndt voting against it.
Next came Mineral Point, which was
also lost, the whole Iowa delegation.
except Vineyard. voting against their
own town. The question was finally
taken on the original amendment. {.
Madison City between the third and
fourth lakes, which was carried ia the
Affirmative; Arndt and Sweet in the
Affirmative, Baird and Knapp in the
negative. The vote stood Z to S. The
next section Of the bill coming under
consideration, Mr.. Teas moved to |
strike out Dubuque, and insert Bur-
|ington. This motion brought out the |
whole plan! Mr.. Baird took the ground
hat the Legislature have no authority,
10 lin tso0 Seats Of Government, b6t
he Question should be confined e i
particular place. The question has not
been determined; hut from present spe
pearances, ! think it will be carried forI
Madison City, permanently, and for
orasiiy, fortwoyeassss.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

be folIwed on the LIST Of April, July and
October next, by other drafts of SINH
lar amounts, and payable to the same
agent, unless in the meantime adiffer-
ent notice i given by this Department.
When the transfer drafts are for
warded to you, the precise amount will
be ascertained and specified therein
and the form enclosed Of such dupli-
cate receipts as are to be taken by you
of the agent, aed one Of them return
ed here IS voucher Of your payment,
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury
President of the
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Senate Of the LIST July last. direct
ing that ssduring the ensuing recess Of
congress, the secretary Of the treasury
cause to be published, at the commence
ment of each month, a statement Of
the amount of money in the treasury
subject to draft, and also the amount
standing TO the credit Of disbursing
officers" the secretary has published
in the official paper Of yesterday, that
the amount in the treasury on the last
day Of lass month, SUI 6draft, was
S42,6l7, sol So; and amount stand
ing to the credit Of discussing officers
was S4,s23,l1s 94,-making an ag-
gregatc sum of unexpended public
money in the treasury on the 3lst of
October, of S47,44O, 920-of which
however, S6l0, 400 should be deduct
ed as belonging to special trusts, and
applicable TO the public service, leaving
a nett sum Of 46,s3O,52o
Should the sum to be distributed,
on the first day of January, amongst
the states, amount as it possibly may,
to forty-six million of dollars, the share
Of each state will be as follows:
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

Cue9O1N l0AyssDe OueCseus sudil levy the SAME
by lessing with the cashier Of said bank o
attessed copy Of such execution and writer
notice that Ne said execution is levied upor
thepropefty of the said debtor in tho said cor
poratc funds, and such property thus levied
upon, shall be Sold IN the same manner rs il
or shall, by law be provided for the sale Of per
sonal property taken in execution, and such
corporate funds thus levied upon and sold. shall
be transferred to the purchaser by entering in
the proper book Of such corporation . copy q
the said execution and statement Of the sal.
Of such property by virtue thereof which en-
try the officer serving srch execution, shall b
permitted to make: Provided, that 10 property
vested in the said corporate funds, shall be "a.
ken and sold until all the debts due or becom
ing due 10 the said bank by such debtor eishel
as sirawer or endofser. or epretv. shall be fully
paid and discharued. and mon anv execution
being levied on anv shares in said bank. i, shall
be The duty Of the cashier Of said hank 70 ex.
pose the proper book Of the corporation TO ths
officer and Is fi,m:sh him with : certi6cai.
under his hand in hia Official capacity. statins
the number Of shares the debtor holds in said
hank. and the amour, Of dividends declared
and dne ,b.,eon
Src 10 Tba, The aid eo,ncr.t;or shall NO,
take n,ore dian seven ,cy cent. per annum on is
a,ans and aiscn,ra. IL .avanee
Src.s2O. Thai no NOTE or hill shall he issued
hy aid hank AZ = less REORGANIZATION ,has Eve
dollars. ana that the hank shalI moi isspe apy
hin or mote mill The sum Of for,y thousand dol
Ia,s n the leo,l coin Of the TINTED States slsssl
be Maid in,o tie said eorpora,ion by The stock
holders as 4 mart of the stock: Provided, that
no,hinp her,in Contained shall be construed
= der,ive the leo;s,a,ire assembly. in four
vears frnn, ,h;s time. from prohihi,inp the is
sr;nr oTn,s.s c.,,,, ,l,;e h,nt ~ !, less denomi.
ra,;on han ten dollars. or in ten wears from
th;s time &c lees denom,na,io than twenty
dollars. Il the leo;sis,iye assembly shall deem
!, eYnea;en, IN Do ca.
Src 81 In case any subscriber to the stock
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21
sfflet y! aAH; ~. sfeonD STORY. lMMtDl'
~ ATflY OVER J. Plylae's STORE.
~ R NJ s.

f,rsn DoLa.ARs per annum, IN s4sence;
- DoILAas at the end Of the year.
ADVERTISING.
~eaeh sousre, OF less, first insertion, q 90
Tsr sach subsequent insertion, 80
A literal discount to yearly advertisers.
nxd&rrsis.nients must bs marked with the
n6sr Of Insertions, otherwise they will be contin-
,,ed md charged accordingly. ~
TeLettes must be post paid.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

4 From .he w ASH nSf0N tJsDbe.
DIVISIONS OF Iy aIsusT iSs "A MoNG THE
81 asslsA
:.I'he Secretary OF the Treasury has
notified the Bank Of Virginia that he
shalldraw on that Bank a few DAYS after
the lst Of Jan. in favoEo the Treasurer
Of Virginia, for about $3.50, 900, which
will Of course, be previously deposit
cd in the bank. This ratio will give
10 the state about 1000, 900 by the LIST
of October next, and make the whole
distributab!c sum about or upwards of
OF SO millions, including Michigan
Richmond Eng.
On enquiry we learn that 4 similar
notice has Keen sent to the deposite
banks in every state in the union, Civ
ing to each which will be called on
next Jenuary, seasonable notice Of
the probable amount il will then and
quarterly during 1887, be required to
pay over either to the state in which it
is situated, or to some other state near.
where sufficient share Of the public
money is not yet deposited,
This is another proeE that the imputa-
ton of transfers without notice, is ut
terly groundless, and that the banks
have ample opportunity to place fluids
otherwise than in specie, if the par cs
are accommodating; and that Mr..
Woodbury. has been from the first,
while vilified and stigmatized by the
opposition for conspiracy not 10 exc
cute the deposite act, and making full
prompt, and successful efforts TO en-.
force IL
Besides this, the extraordinary calls
on the treasury to meet very large ap-
preparations at the most distant points.
whether in specie or otherwise. have
all been provided for seasonably be-
forchand, and punctually met, without
we believe single exception.
We have obtained, and give below.
for public information, acopy of one
of the circulars to the banks above re-
ferrcd TO: f 300
TnEAsURY DE1ARrMExr,
November Isl, 1886.
oIR: II is deemed proper and useful
mus early to apprisc the bank over
w'ich you preside, that in few DAYS
q after tl'e first Of January next, [provrii-s
dcd the State Of shall fI,.n
have passed law, accepting the de-
posite, and i not as soon afterwards
as = law shall be passed, 4 tranfcr draft
VIII probably be drawn on Il BY this
department. for about the sum 81
y WIN be payable forthwith Is the
authorized agent Of said Statc-thc |
money to be kept in depnsitc on behalf
u the United Ststesa Fhis transfer vii.
1901 sssxaasIxsa & saa - % aassl 90 |. s.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

We insert opposite the names Of the
states the number Of senator's and rep
resentatiyes of each state according to
which the distribution is to be made
Nat. Int.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-21

There has heen great deal Of that
species Of legislation called los-rollinr;
OF as Capt. Knapp called il in debate,
|*you tickleme to-day,& Twilltickle YOU
|to-morrow;" some thik his excelien-
| cy will VETO! How the matter will
go in the House is yet uncertain !;
though I suppose the noses have been
counted.
aThe House Of Representatives have
passed bill to appoint board of (3)
com missioners todraft acode Of general
laws, to he reported to the Legislative
Assembly at its next session. It has
great opposition, as you will perceive
by reported proceedings, but will, i
think become law.
aYour members from Brown had a
severe scuffle to get their bills through
the house, incorporating the Fox river
Hydraulic Company, and the La Fon-
tame Rail Road Company. They have,
however, passed that branch Of the As
sembly.
The question Of the location of the
seat OF. Justice for the comfy of Brown,
think will be either laid over or
that the subject win be referred back to
the people, for determination in pri-
mary assemblies.
The BILL for the subdivision Of the coun-
ties Of Brown, Milwaukee and Iowa,
meets with great difficulties and viii
very likely he left son the table, a
mong unfinished business of the session.
"There are many applications for
charters of differ ent kinds. Amongwhich
is ban withacapital Of $500, 900, ODE
established at Dubuque. They are
not very favorably received. and but
few of them will be likely to pass.