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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-22

MAINE.-The result of the election in
Maine has been most unexpected. 1t is
now certain that there has been no choice
in FIVE Congressional Districts: Wal
do, Hancock and Washington, Lincoln,
Penobscot and Somerset, and Cuanber-
land! One Wing and two tories have
thus far been elected. The representa-
ton of this State in the present Con-
gress consist Of two Wings and six To-
res In Cumberland district It is thought
that Smith w. b. stands no chance on
the second trial; he is an indefatig able
electione erer, and brought out all his
strength on the first canvas. The tory
Governor, Dunlap, has been reelected,
though by much diminished majority.
In the Lincoln district the election of
Judge Bailey (Whig) to Congress will
be prevented at this choice by the scat
tering votes Bailey, (Whig,) 2o8I:
Cilley w. b. 1885: Scattering 1874.
The Bangor Wing contains guborna-
torial returns from l32 towns, which give
Dunlap, (tory) 1927
Kent, (whig) l4,lG6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-22

LATEST FROM EERMoNr.-We have
been favored (says the Boston Atlas Of
Tuesday, with a slip from the Montpe-
lier Watchman, containing tho returns
Of the election as far as received. They
stand as follows from I79 towns:
For Governor-Jennison, (whig) 7,4G5
Bradley, W. B) 1910
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-22
Wing majority, G5

Senate. The Wings have carried
Windsor, Windham, e certain) Rutland,
Addison, Chittenden, Orange and Or
leans counties-l8 Senators, giving the
Wings 6 majority in the Senate. In
Franklin county Messrs. Smile, Hub
bell, and Sheldon are elected: the for
mer is a Vanite and the two last are
claimed, but are not given up by our
friends. The Wing majority for the gu
bernatorial ticket cannot be less than
5000. The green mountain boys have
shown good front-and will do still bet
ter in the fall elections.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-22
Tory majority,

1t is said by the Eastern papers that
Dunlap's majority will not exceed $500.
Two years ago it was nearly 10000.
The Boston Centinel states that the
Wing net gain for Governor in lOl towns
is 2l46.
The Wing gain in the Legislature is
very considerable. Maine, says the
Providence Journal, we repeat, is shak-
ing in the wind, and must be put down
among the debateable States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-22
Wing majority,
3,G95

Wing majority, 3,G95
assembly. Returns from 229 towns
give Representatives
Wing 1877
Tory 70
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

. The Red B1g.-A letter writer from
the Sabine river, on the border OF Lou
isiana and Texas, gives us the follow.
ing account: "I must confess that | do
not like this country-that on the 9TH
er side Of the Sabine is said TO be en-
tirely different. The weather is OPP
pressively 'warm, the thermometer has
stood from 80 to 90 degrees in the
shade, aud this is bu, the beginning of
summer--itis said to last ill October.
The musque.oes abound, and millions
Of reptiles, Of beautiful and hideous va
riety, snakes and lizards Of various
orders, tarantulas, centipedes, and scor-
pions of all Sizes. bugs, bees, wasps,
tics, and an'alnost imperceptible little
bug callSd the red bug, or, as termed
by the negroes,', che-gars, or jig-gers
(for the bite of them almost makes one
dance jig) The bite Of these little
wretches, in the first instance, causes
the flesh to look as ifa drop of boiling
water had fallen uponi it. I. begins to
be infamed directly, & most intoler-
able itching is produced. Ga examin-
ing the spot you will perceive that the
insect has worked itself under the skin,
and eaten out little cavity like cell.
~ : ,... - -,
! Cholera cnsong horses.-The peo-
pie Of Newark, N. J. are losing their
horses by disease, which appears to
be as fatal as the cholera among men,
Mr.. Dickerson, who keeps an extern
sive livery stable at that place, los. s
elegant and very valuable steeds, alI.of
which died with from 8 to 20 hours
sickness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
LOOK HERE!

LIFTING TIE CURTAIN'-THE U. 8.
Telegraph thus unlocks some of the land
Speculatorss
Amos Kendall came to this city ia
1929, poor pennyless and deeply ID
debt : 80 much 80, that he consented
to receive (and Mr.. Daniel, Of Ksn,n
dy,interceded with his political frier
whs levied a contribution, which
given to Kendall as q donation
charity H.,
How times are changed, Ke]
is now Postmaster General, and b
concerned, in, speculations in pm
lands. We state the fact upon TIL
formation gilmore than one Of KendalI
partners in his land spscuIa,ions, tina
he was very largely concerned in more
than one company,. aud that be held
FIFTY THOUSAND dollars Ia one
company alone, which had been selling
at two dollars for one paid 10, and
whish, in consequence Of the passage
ofths distribution bill, fell sixty per
cent. Thus Kendall's loss, on one
single speculation, by the. passage, Of
the bill was thirty thousand dollars I!
The effect Of the Presidents. treasury
order ID TO enable Kendall and Co. to
sell their land for bank. notes. Because,
as the emigran. who has not provided
himself with. specie, cannot buy gov
ernment lands, he, will be glad to give
higher price 10 Kendall g. Company.
Is it o matter of surprise, therefore,
tina, Kendall and the Globe are oppos.
ed to the distribution bill aud in favor
of the treasury order,f
So much for Mr.. Kendall, A word
to MIR. Butler, Mr.. Van ,Buren's pet.
We have heard, and we believe il to be
truss but we do not state il vita full
confidence, & therefore call npoa Mr..
Butler TO admit or deny the facts.
We have heard that the American
Land Company gave MIR. Butler, (,he
Attorney General, bonus of ffy
thousand dollars ,tor the use of his
name and his service in preparing thar
articles Of association. Are we cor
rectly Informed or NOT.
How did Kendall get fifty thousand
dollars 10 vess in landf His salary ia
z years has amounted to but .$2l 900:
he has supported a large family, and
paid off old scores. How has he dooe
this a nd made fifty Thousand dollars
out of his twenty.one thousand 7 The
answer is, the pet banks-,he pet
banks
A Venerable Teuapin.-A C,uys,
burg paper says:-"Mr. Peter Fer
rec, Of the neighborhood of Petersburg,
york Springs) when he moved TO his
present place Of residence, in the year
1870, found a land terrapia in a is
acre field on his farm, and marked no.
on it his name and date OF the year.
The same terrapin has been sseo. by
him in the same field every year since
1870, (forty,six years except the last.
IL mas been again seen this lear. How
long II had been there before he eau
form no idea--nor how long il NV
retain possession"
The els''sfs at the white Sulphur
springs amog9i 10 500 and are da;I.,
lncreaain,a "s'y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
THE HESSIAN FLY.

The losses occasioned by this des-
tructivs insect, during the past year,
have stimulated inquiry as to its histo-
ry and the possibility of preventing or
mitigating its ravages. We published,
a few days ago,a plan which had been
tried with success, and we trust the
experiment will be repeated, SO that its
merits may be fairly ascertained.--A
gentleman who has been spending
some time with friend in Washington
County has just acquainted US with a
mother, which we make public for the
benefit of our agricultural frisnds. A
farmer in that county was blessed, sew
eraI years ago, with a most abundant
harvest, but found it almost impossible
to obtain hands to secure it. Under
the apprehension of losing it, he COM
menced, (against the advice of bis
friends} reaping several days before
the wheat was ripe, The grain thus
cut before the proper time, was laid by
and used for seed the next year, The
fly desolated the field Of his neighbours,
whilst his seemed 10 defy their attacks.
He reaped an overlooking harvest,
whilst they scarcely made enough for
seed and bread. Struck with the re.
suit Of the experiment, he repeated i,
with the most decided success, and
this year, whilst all the crops of his
neighbors have failed, his are as abun.
dant as usual. He attributes his sue
cess entirely, to the use Of grain Gu! be-
fore it was ripe, and accounts for this
resul. upon the hypothesis, that the fly
deposites its eggs, only upon ,whea.
when perfectly ripe, and OF course tina.
grain cut in an immature state escapes
it. The theory seems plausible enough,
and is, at leas, worthy Of attention and
expegiment.--Bah. Patriot.
GREAT FRAUD AND F A1LuRE.-Beu-
amin Rathbun OF Buffalo, who vas
extensively engaged in a vast variety
and amount oil business, in. Real Es-
tate, Building, Merchandise, lines of
Stages, sc. &c.--employing 600 hor-
ses, 20 clerks, and 1000 persons. in the
Numerous departments ofhis enterprise.
has failed for million and, half OF
dollars, but has assigned property
which is estimated a. two millions
unfortunately he was tempted TO ex-
tend the circulation Of his paper by
forging the names, Of wealthy endor-
sers-which for some time continued
to give him the use of heavy funds
but at length business embracing so
many ramifcations and aiming TO mo-
nopOllze profits from so many sources
iell TO ,pieces--and although it is said
Mr.. Ralhbun's assignments will cove,
all his debts, embracing bis forgeries
yet this criminal act will forever de.
prlve him Of the sympathy which
would otherwise be felt Tor the misfor.
tunes OF spirited and en,erprising
merchant. Ia his. Deed of assignment
he provides that his Clerks, Mechsn-
les, and daily laborers shall be firsl
paid.-Gen. Of LID.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Miscellaneous.
THE BIBLE.

Isl AS far as our species is concerned,
We may say, one sun | one bible
Shut that glorious bookshelf from the
human memory what we have learned
rom it's pages, and you destroy every
NV of hope. The world lielh in dark.
less ! To guilty, miserable man, there
remains no Saviour mo heaven J.
40 guide in life mo support in aftlic-
lion mo victory over death ! The
Nave becomes fa,homless abyss, and
sternity spreads around him like the
0cean--d ark-illimitable fearful j.
But open now again tina. book, and 10,
|the sun Of righteousness arises with
healing in his wings; and all around
ns, and above as, is love and joy and
hope.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
CHANCE.

lis priestcraft all, the impious atheist
cries,
THE world was made by cHANcE--the
l Bible lies !" ta,
It's useless such assertions to fepel;
But what if CHANCE has also made hell?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
INTEdLIGENCER.
Ro,lrtleD:
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1886.

O. The Centreville (Md.) Times
says that the Corn crop throughout
Queen Anne's County presents distress
sing appearance, being quite parched up
for want OF rain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

x;ant of min
Tszas.--The editor Of the Rodney
(Miss.) Herald publishes letter from
a gentleman who has lately renewed
from Rodney to Texas, named j. E.
Flowers who 10 reCiting conversation
held with General Samuel Houston,
makes him; say that 'the whole Did
cabinet ought to be hanged and that
'he was fearful when he left Texas, that
Santa Ana would bribe the cabinet
q The Editor of the Richmond En-
quirer who now finds pleasure in speak
ing disparagiDgly of Gen. Harrison once
used the following language in reference
to him: a. ..,.
General Harrison's detailed letter
tells every thing we wish to know a.
bout all the officers except himself
He does justice to every one but Har-
r,son, and the ,0orM mast do justice
to the man aoh0 aods too modest 10 do
justice to himsey"-Mart. Gas.
A new method of making harness
has been invented by Mr.. William
Dukehart Of Baltimore. Sewing the
parts together is done away With and
copper rive.s substituted in its stead
1t is said to be much more durable
and economical than the old method.
ID.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

Steam is now applied to warm build
lngs OF all kinds, to boil salt, to refine su :
gar, to bend wood, to wash clothes, to
boil vegetables, to warm baths, ITO hutch
chickens, to kill vermin, to put out fire,
and to propel ships and carriages.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

Tomatos, which this time last season
might be purchased for about so cents
per bushel, or three for cent, in our
markets, now command ak dollars per
oushel owing to the increased demand
and the unfavorable weather for grow.
ing them. Phil. News,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

AN unsuccessful lover was asked b,
what means he lost his divinity: Alas.
cried he, Il t1attered her until she rot "a
be too proud to speak to me-,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

Al old woman who sold beer, be-
ing in church, fell asleep during the
sermon and unIuckily let her oldfash-
Toned bible fall, which making great
noise she exclaimed ia grea. p assion
half awake, $50 yon jade ! there's
sno Il bottle bottle hgake."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

A blacksmith of Milan, named Ponti
mas discovered that, by suspendlng
length of cham to one Of the corners O
the anvil by means Of a ring, the noise o
the hammer may be almost entirely dea
dened.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Advocate Of Peace.

Some of the German Wines are sou
as vinegar. and as rough as file.
ia remarked of those of Slutgard, tina
one, is like cat going down your throat
and another is like the same Cat drawn
back again by the tail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

A New ARTICLE OF TRADE.-A
trader in this town advertises-"Gen .
tlemen's tosoms.' Ifhe will sell gen.
.lemsn's hearts the ladies will palro-
aise hims Perchagce, the bosoms are
false hearts certainly are, at least so
say the women.-LoweH Compsnd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

An experienced farmer in the Meth
erlands states. that an ounce Of saltpe.
tire dissolved IN a pint of water, with ar
ounce OF flour Of sulpher. and scattered
upon gram in, a granary, is, an intallble
means OF preventing 1t, from spelling.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

The sis''efs a, the white sulohu,
springs amosa' 10 500 and are daiIv
increasinHA y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

u quarterly aon'i, held Tor TIM 'onni' ol
; Hsl iNahla' III tie Courthouse ihcteol, on Mon-
gay me so'h day oil June, 1850, The ~iollo"'ng
preamble and resolutions were adopted, tonit
.. This Court having learned the mrlanebols Il.
lungs OF the death OF IT'S Clerk, WILLIAM luNs.
'N1' Esq and benny ANXIOUS to make Il last
my m'neaio ei ms 'rtne and his worth, ~ com
mon WITH the members oil the hit and TIM oftt-
Gers OF the court, do come 10 the following rrsolu-
ions
Rssoteea, That the death oi William Tnn>all,
"de t'IIed the Office 81 Clerk Of ,dis Court Will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

VALUABLE LAMB ROC SAFE.

4 WISH to sell my Two Tract, Of Land, living
within one and two miles OF Lvnchbug-Onc
containing 800 acres, upon both sides OF BlackNatcr
Creek. adjoining the lands of Samuel Garland, sam
nd VI. Scott, Alexander Tompkns and Others
rms Tract is about one bail heavily timbered wood
Ind' which has hen carefully preserved, and never
plllagcd. The bal1ce IN a high state of cultlva-
ton, with comfortable Improvements. The other
Tract where | reside lying on the New London
Turnpike road about two miles from Iynchburo
containing one hundred and eleven acres. The land
highly improved, well enclosed aud every cornlor-
table improvement on it for tho accommodation of
family. will divide the land to suit purchasers.
RICHARD Chiffon.
I'm. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
LAME Nlzs sAGsl.

kN SATURDAY, the ID day of July next
~ we will proceed 10 sell in Lynchburg, at
public auction for cash, a small TRACT Or
LAND, containing about nine acres, ON the For
est hoad' IN the county of Campbell 1t is the
same Land now in the occupancy of Mrs. llaze-
wood; The sale will be made in pursuance OF ii
,roSt deed, executed to us by Alexander Mclntosi'
'earng date ON the Goth February, 1920, and OF
record IN the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Campbell The title is believed TO be good, but
as trustees we shall convey such title only the
deed aforesaid vests in us.
). q. NJ. H. GARLAND, Trustees.
June . n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence, in Madison county, Ala
oama, on the I'd inst after lingering ilness, LEN-
,EL MEAD, Esq. in the 10Th year of his ace.
MIR. Mead was native of Virginia, lawyer By
pfoesslon and for many years Clerk of the Circuit
ro!rt OF Madison county, the duties of which OF
nee he discharged to the satisfaction of the public.
lie was strictly conscientious and honest man,
ana died Universally beloved and respected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
GDTfI.EEDG PARTY

MI R. Bo%SENsfN, respectfully announces
IN 10 hisseholafs and the Ladies' and Gentlemen
ol lNnelihurR, and us vicinity that his first piacti-
sing touIhoa PHiy will take place ON FRIDAY ne It.
liz I OF July, II Whlrh pairnis are respectful
y m9lIcd; and the ladtr- who may wish To on in
the delgltIu ann cneut, viii confer favor upon
Nj HossirnN, by attending II. Gentlemen, not scho
lns will be admitted by paving one dollar fora Tie
kct, be had nt lie bar OF the Franklin Hotel or NJ
the door.
Jme21 OFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
szE RINGS.

20 hereby iorwarn and forbid an persoss
4 whatever from trespassing ON nv lands. in the
counties OF Bedford aud amherst, (now occun;.d
by": insey as tenant,) either by clearing out
or making roads through, usns any road which
may have been made, without any legal authority,
lof hauling ANY Kind of produce, or timber, OF
from 'ehng and removing any kind Of timber; q
the law will be strictly enforced against all ns,.
sons so trcspassing. PAUL 4. CLAY.
June % q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

u We are glad to hear that Light Infantry
Corps has Just been formed in This place The
utility of volunteer companies in towns and cities,
cannot be matter of doubt and we hope that
the company about to be organized will be per
mancnt ornament and defence to Lynchburg
The day is approaching, if we are not wrong
IN interpreting the signs of the times, when
the effective organization Of our militia will be
apparent to all and in no way can this be
accomplished so we'll as by encouraging the
formation of uniformed volunteer companies. We
have already a handsome Artillery company; and
the formation of a second corps will have ten
dencyto beget Esprit of generous emulation and
rivalry, which will keep the ranks Of both full, and
promote their mutual prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
se00 NEGROES WANTED
TMnTEDIANErv.

VIE HIGHEST price in Cash will be given for III ely
Il NEGROES, from 10 to 2S years old Two q
three good Carpenters and Blacksiniths are wante,
ROWAN & HAIRLESS
March II Am :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
rLLgrSHV.F.F MS.

n the most perfect, cIastc aud classical style
Nothing hitherto offered TO the public canpo~sby
snrpass them. They are comprised Of Ancient
Ruins OF Egypt, Greece, Rome, Venice, ENGLAND.
iceland, Scotland, Wales, &c, with Modern CT
ties. The scenes will be presented 10 the audience
IN the form Of most pleasing Orrlcu ilusroNs,
dlssovlne from scene 10 scene, in manner that
battles the Imagination, and leaves the beloder in
perfect wonder.
o. The Saloon is handsomely fitted ~ Adj
mittance 30 cents; Children halpricc Door, to
be opened AT half past 7, and performance to COM
mence n half past 3 O'Clock precisely
a. Tickets lor sale al the principal Hotels
Smoking prohibited.
\. i. No lady admitted without a genlcuan.
june p = If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

% Conway Robinson, Esq. Of Richmond, has
been elected President Of the Richmond, Frcde-
ricksburg u Potomac Rail Road Company, with
salary Of $4,000 per annnm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
M REAGL.

Married, in Lynchburg, the 18th instant, by the
Rev. H. B. Smith, Mr.. ANDREW PARKEs to Miss
ENELINE ALLEN, all Of This place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
SUMMER WINES copnYA,. :.

- ~ Az w I'm IlS, COAO1AL2. IA.
4 tIARET WINE, NJ 10 cents the rallon h, a..
y milohn or cask,
Burgundy Port Wine, Tor summer use
l'iqnoflrc, several cases very low
sweet oil. best quality, by bottle or basket
Sal i5ralns, Pearl Ash and Chic, ,dc off i'm .
M"eobrunnrr ttah'neD Tmtage, i7scl I III
liWtehhclner Vintage, 1895 SI
IlothlnInei do lSlS, 81
Budeshclner burgundy Vintage, 1920 So
Sauternc,
M M%' ' 1g. ch'nhT
Same Julien, HoldcanA and Medoc Cl,,.,
Sparkling Burgundy
Champagne Mnscmc dc Frontanau Wh,,.
flnh aud Amber coonr.d Champaicne
Nine,
Ab9nth, &C..
turfoco,
MMaechno,
g. s" ::' % S.:s: .%,:'" cA'nrr:
Old Hook,
Nuscnte,
Aud u variety Of other Vines
London Porter and Brown Stout nuor, aud mint
bottles, r'''
Pnladc phia Porter, quart and pint bottles.
i"i sale b, howell DAVIES
mn -" - II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
WrLGrADn IT. SsRAUTH, Watch Ma.

w TLhrArN #. zERAUTIf, Watch Ma.
w het Sllsetsmltl and Jewellcr. three doors
below The Market house. and opposite Mr.. Keu's
Dry Good store, takes this opportunity of infornn,
ms trends and thr public generally, that he has lust
returned from the Northern cities where he laid in
me largest and most splendid assortment Of articles.
III ms Inc, ever heretofore kept. Thankful to the
public Tor the patronage hcretofora received, he
again solcits a.eontinuancc oftheir custom
w. T. X.
\ u. Watches, Clock,s. Icwery and Silver Ware
made andfrpalred IN the yer, best manner and a, m.
shortest notice. WILLIAM r. kRAuTH.
Nav 10 !. =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

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Themes
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Ed. II. Myers, TallahaSs e, Ia.
Ell. Blanche, Brunswick, Va.
John AJones Nlechenbnrg, Va.
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r. Thomas, Hancock, Ga.
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i'onIN W 'a9eN' h2tNngH"m' a.
jesse &C., bi3'hs"IcN' IL
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u Resolutions have been adopted by the he
qi,ature Of Pennsylvania, mstructing tbeir Sem
tors and requesting their Representatives in Con-
qress to vote for abl providing torthe distribution
of the Surplus Revenue among the several States,
in the ratio of 'her federal population. The Hotc
stood tbus In the Senate, p to II, in The House
56to II.