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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
CDI13r4D rAIBa
A MARRIAGE ADVENTURE.

Miss Simper appeared q, Saratoga in an elegant
,u,, Of sable. She was said 10 be in mourning for
her father an oas,ent broker IN Baltimore, recent
lv deeesssd. Grief had wasted her health, and
weeping had washed away her roses, and she was
come to recover her appetite and reaDimate her
bushes. Misc S,mper Of course, was an heiress,
and attracted great attention. Tho gentlemen
called her beauty, and talked great deal oil her
real estate. bank s,ock aud securities. Some of
the ladies thought her complexion too sa'low, and
sowe objected TO the style OF her dress. Mrs
Hi,hAyer ssid she had not the air OF woman 1t
fashion, while Captain liallisrd pronounced her
suspicious ss,i, and declared that she was pfi'at
cor in disguise. The fair stranger however walk
ed daily to the fountain, modes,iy cast down her
eyes when gased At. and seemed quite unconscious
Of every thing bu, her own horrors.
Abou, this time, Major Fiizeonnel appeared up
on the busy scene lie was tall, handsome man.
OF address, and polished manners. who seemed TO
regard all around him With air ctvory polite IN
concern He was announced as an officer IN his
Britsnnic Msiesty's service, aud brother TO Earl
Somebody in England. II was reported tbat lac
had large landed possessions in the west. lie did
MOI appear 10 Geek society. bot was too .el bred
to rspel any eiviliies which were offered him. The
rentle,nen were pleased with b's good sense, MS
knowledge of ihn world. and The snavity Of his
manners ; but as ha seemed To avoid tho ladies'
lhsy had ht,le opportunity iesIlmaiing has quail
sies.
Major f,zeonnell and Miss Simper me, at the
fountain. The oticer. who had just filled his glss'
ct her spprosch. pres. nted il TO the lady. Who ~
clipping the Transparent, element, dropped her hand
kerehisG The gentleman very gallan,ly picke'
up the cambria. aud restored II TO the fair hand o.
us o~ner--bui the blushing dsmsel, abashed by
the easy suen,ions Of On elegant stranger, IN he
confusion lost her reieule which the soldier grace
fs.ly replaced upon l'er ~risi, with most respect
fsi how on the other, terminated tho eivi!ilies q
this neetiag. The gentleman pursued has wax
and The lsdv returned TO her ehan'ber Tbs, Mis-
S,mPef feli duly sensible Of hnnof OF having Ell
Sci,sd three graceful congress from the brother o
an k.aghsh earl. cannot be dOab,ed nor can VI
sapposr. without olus,see tba, geniisuans taste
that be saw With Indifference the msn,ng blush
e. Which thoee st,e.iians had drawn forth Ger
tan II ia however, that as they separated IN oppo
cite eiree,ions. nsihes Of them MAS 10 cas-
~ene longing. lingering look beh'nd." As ha'
not the privilege Of iatrDd.sg into either o, iheI
chambers. cannot ssy what fairy forms may has
fostsd rousd the Mslor's p.low, nor whether III
ssir one dreamed 81 corOneis. Goals OF arms kelti
drums. snd spsule,tss. Ia shor'. an rot ses 1
inform the .nquisiIiye reader whether the psri'e
thecsh, Of each other At ell but rom the eSusm
<fseSi'y Of sssin bringing tive such dIaheol' per
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
GOOD ADVICE.

An article containing some very just remarks as
well ss good advice, for the present crisis, in the
" y Star. concludes thus -
To the citizens at large we say diminish your
expenses. Do it al once. and by an united move
ment.
The people in the country must be made to kno,o
and sympafhse in your su1erings It's difficult if
not impossible for the farmers to understand your
difficulties, while they receiving for every ari
Gle produced from their farms doubte price. Let
the rich set the example and pursue it, and the
rest will follow and IN less than six months the eff
feet will be felt in every section Of the country.
Diminish the quantity o: meat you purchase in
the market, select the cheapest piece in sixty
ds VS. there will be overstock OF cattle. and pou
try and prices will come down and butchers will
escape from monopolizng drovers. Forego the
use Of butter. except IN small quantities. health
will be improved aid price will come down.
Instead of having hre IN every room, collect
the family together at one cheerful Crate, and the
surplus of coal will reduce il to reasonable
price. Burn but light in your paror, and a
smaller light in your hall. and OIL aud csndlcs will
soon bear moderate price. Sell your hnrscs, or
if YOU keep them. limit theiI allowance walk more
and ride less. oats and hay will be selling at The
old rates Of three shlings bushe and sixty cents
a hundred.
/ Use rice, beans, meal and vegetables instead Of
-four and twelve dollars barrel will no longer be
heard of.
BY pursuing this advice you will rendor e most
I grateful charity to the poor for now, even with
! their present high wages, they can scarcely 1--we.
Upon the reduction of prices. wages might be fedn-
ced. and their employment coninue6 ~ the
matter now stands DOR oIiyvlll be filled With nen
on, of work and wholly destitute.
Instead of .sying aside your hat when the inr "a
rubbed of from The eoIuers--of y0nr cost When
The nap is worn from tie cuff aud shoDldefs-or
your boots as soon the s"ies upperssre broken
keep them in use until they insufficient io
keep out the weather. In these items slone the
CIV nigh, save IN one year two millions ~ dollars
Let our wives and daughters enme down TO Tie
plain csmbrick frock ard fill. sod fur shilling
pocket hsndkerohiefs, They will be jnsl as aere'
able Those that are married Will be more belov
ed by their husbands, and those that are not Wi
be more likely 10 get them.
We eonscieaiiously believe. that If tie fofego
ing suggestions are followed for only siry day
the good effects would be made manifest and wSe'
meat, soer and articles 81 eocssmplion conc do~'
TO their old prices, and yet sfoie TAR profit Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16

Have You 70 real oss,c'' said the Msiu,
stari'pg upon his feet.
Not an sofe."
mo bank stock -
None"
Nm secur,,ies--no jewels--no money!"
Nothing Of The s,si"
''Arc you no, the daughter aud hcircss Ola rich
broker -
"No, indeed"
''Who IN the devil are you ihsnl'
Il am your wife, sir, and the daughter OF very
honest blscksmth."
Bless me :" exclaimed the Major starring back
with as,onishmcni-ihen covering lie face With both
hands. he renamed hf q mn,Dea absorbed ~ tho'i.
Resuuhng his serenity. he said . sneerIng tone,
Il congratulate you. madam, on being The wife Of
, bcggar like yourself. an . ru,usd nan, aud
Lna.s s.s, -..vi, .., ...,..A.,. uan,"
'Csa You not draw upon the earl, your brother ~
said the lady.
Il have not the honor &C being allied to the no.
bilny."
"Perhsps you have recourse to the %, master 81
Your regiment"
Il do NJ, happen to belong TO any regiment"
"And have you no lands in Arkansas !"
| "Not an acre"
! "Pray then sir, may take the liberty Of ask
| ing who you are =
! 81 am your husband madam, at your service,
aud only son 10 a famous gambler, who be left heir
to his principles and profession"
| "My father gave inc a good education" said he
lady,
| $50 did mine" said the genlieman--tbul it has
not prevented me from ,rumpng the wrong trick
| this time"
| So saying, Major Fitzconnell bounded on, Of the
chamber. hastened to The bar, and called the land
lord His interesting bride followed on t1toe and
listened unobserved. TIE Major inquired "a, what
! hour The mail stage would pass for New York
About midnight was The reply. please to Sc
cure me a seai," said the MAJOR, land let me be
walked a, the proper hour" "ODly one seat 2" in
quired the host. zone seat only" was the reply
The landlord remarked that it was customary for
gentlemen who set of in the night to pay their fare
IN advance, upon which the Major paid for the
seat.
The Major and his bride retired to seperste cham.
bers +; the former was soon locked in the arms Of
sleep, but the latter repeed the Jrowsy god flom
her eyelids. When she heard the stage DIVE uI
to Tie door Of the ibn, she hestily rose, and hnv-
ing previously mnde up her bundle, without which
a lady never steals a march hastsned down stairs
Upon the way she met the landlord, who inquired
if her husband was awake.
ale is not" sand the lady. "and need not be
disturbed
1.-THE seat was taken for you ,hen,' inquired
the innkeepcr.
Certainly"
"Ob very well we'll not disturb the gentleman
the stage is ready. Mudsm-jump in" Mr.
| Fiizconncl jumped in accordingly, and was soof
on hor way to New York. leaving the gallnn, ant
ungenerous Major 10 provide another conveyanc'
and new wife, al his leisure.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
Itev a., N,,r Jesi Wuor
rtiE KNEW SIZE WAS DESERTED
y, SOS inr.srra roo.sr.

She knsu sis v % deserted oil " hen orce
TAs full csnstei ios ssStled on hes fB,nd
That he had len hcf. sse broke thtosgh Tic sgril
Whseh ssd seksiHsd her tosHs sireug .atfg'"s,
Apd ~as hers-H sgsia. No l"ngst bouud
n, loves despote raset sbr sisoso 60 GN
TIE seh.ns VOID is life. with hsf rich ihpashis
wh.eh .psusg sga.n anie,,u'od and ossaycd
VIII fsncs's dream, TO charm I'VE weary hours,
A ed cheer the ISOLATED ssiitade
Wh,sh be he'd ieh a,ouRd her. She despssed
VI. sitter sei8,hssss aud yet t~ss long
Gfs her crushed sprits could revive, With ell
Their early elasticity and power.
ssls ksew tha, ,hey wefr parted, sud iore'e'-
A -.an as though the broad Atiantics waves
Ne, ssn them ,oiioa; OF death had FORMED gulf
Darker aud dcegsr than the tackles soa.
She cared no, that tbe *, 81 their ovn land
Spread the same cloud. and sunshine ocf them both
Twsre all the same 20 he'--she oni, leit
That the heatts chain WA broken, aod uist lie
Were all alike, IN any place, or part
~ tie vast universe. II was q blank-
The future nothing-snd the past ono thought
on his Inconsistency. This haunted her
With an sndy,ns memory, eligh,ins hope.
Aud maxi NJ the green earth desert waste.
She asked no, why he had iorsaken her
n wealth hsd bossh, hs hove, or beauty made
To his own conscience an apology
For broken vows Whatever II might be,
She deemed that hers but the common lot,
And called IN reason aud pis lOsophy,
70 d,ssIpats her besr's first agony.
PHILOSOPHY and reason oh how vain
Their lessons TO the feelings they but teach
moe thcm otfptf. anu 10 fNoN tsih
Uurufiied suff face to the IDLE gsEe
And vet she studied them TIL passions force
Yielded TO their cold preoep's, and her mind
Sufmoanted womab's weakness. She had borne
To see his love decrease by slow degrees;
so slight the change al fret. II was not sceu,
Hot only fel,--a doubt dread, pang-
Passing at intervals scross her heart,
And waking macy darn and bitter thought
Of man . inconstsnoy--bo when the truth
Flashed suddenly upon her, clear and full,
Tho anguish and the bitterness were past
The fountains Of affection in her heart
Were frozen al their source. She had not loved
A. men love, who love onen. Hers had been
A single sentiment for one alone
Al siisngrossing passion which had lived
Oa hope and faiih--t hope, fond woman's hope,
Fled from her heart and faith, vain faith in man,
Hid from its resting -place--and then she felt
That ,ove which cluug to augh, OF earthly mould,
A. we'll were cast the unstable sea,
Or the iacoostant winds. Change passetb on
As~A ssseAssh all things human, as IL s~eeps
per nature's face with ever-ssryiag shades.
And 90 Il came at last, at last TO her
The change from her deep love. To cold contempt
FoS ~omsn's heart, though forgivetb much,
And trusteth long, is stronger 10 it's scorn,
AZ il has greatly felt its trust deceived.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16

The seller. and the muncy Is easier aud confidence
restored, we will Sl feel mote happy aud content.
I'd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-16
R@LGEESALa
MR.. WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

Delivered AT Nbto's Saloon, .N'ao York. on The cpe-
ming of loh Of March, 1897.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18
SOUTH CtnOLIiA

We copy the fpllow,ns interesting para graph. re
l.tve to the course OF the Legislature Of South Car
alma, from The CORES ,oudensc Of thr Charleston
Courier. 1t is pretty clear taat tllr Ucstat Legsla-
tire oil South Caroina, elected without reference to
the Currency question. viii sustain Mr.. Calhoun ;
bu, We cannot 1hk tina, popular sentiment, will sus-
tan them. ". shall see. The Courier. rorrr.pon-
deut says:
Mr.. DAVE, f,om the Special Committee on thai
portion OF tHe Goyernurs Message. relative To the
currency, required tlter resolutions, AS Expressing
ht opinion ot a minority III she Committee, which
nrelarr IN substance. l. That the revenues oi the
federll Government should be collected as ultl-
maieiy to sever the Gtiroruinent from al; come vpn
"ihihe Banks. ,. HAT he OF The I. deral
'e'''menl should be Ne, .osIic kept AMI dish,,is-
~ as M, 10 be connected with used IN hanki ing
'pridlio"s. g. That would he unconstitutional, in
'ped'u aud dangerous rC incorporate inuod
"'"tcs Bdnk the fiscal agent al the Government.
va pesen;lns these resolutions, Mr. DAVE moved
""fn'y lie on the table be printed and Ac made the
'hel' order of the day for Friday next, at l2 o.
,''eh' NJ. Mr.. Davies motion was pa: and carried
y Ac"hSie,d5" nia;"ilty-so jiiat The dehaie will
o"hnrncc on Friday next Nj. Ir,don is Under
''n'" hc one ri the minority Of ting Co,nmittce be-
'"s !" 'a'nr {" l. ). Bank, and opposed To the pre-
" or l"ture exclusion oil the Paper Of specie paying
'AS /" The discharge OF Government dues. al
uonsh "llin. 10 dIscoiucct the tiuvtrfincut fran
nsNs as deposiloiies If the iuhi funds, with the
m""ege OF DESIGNATING them. Mr.. Mcmu,ingei
'so Understood 10 disagree with the Committed on
'e F"'ais, 5nt his view, have not set been definite
Nt,'ssad. The resolutions viii he oppose b,
H. elisru IN the House, and doubtless by ecu
h'""h, lii the Senate. aHd highly increasing de-
. may DC exreo ed. According to present appear
C' mere Is large IVA oti'y IA both Houses in
~, o VI HE resolutions or, IN other words, oi sus
g., y hr. Calhoun and the Administrator IN The
., ,easory aud divorce schemes. Many, however
~, u i'vin2 the resolutions on the table, and X
sn, ~ ho opinion that VII tranmel our Senators
| representatives, NJ Congressman this party vii
b! increase III strength | have uuicrs:oo,
Mrn'r, eta' sources, culited TO reliance, that Mr.
sn.a;a Is decidedly against excluding the paper o
Fra, pay ing banks from beng received iot Govern
and ,'' lie is also against the Pet Bank system
,op,I ;' United States Bank. 1'ihough con,titu
So f., 1'enheient aud dangerous at tie pryscn time
as Nr. Nc Duie's views are concerned | onl,
W." what h'iievc highly credl,,blc hearsay
,ho,,,IS desirable tina, this Distinguished renll,ma
."u piii m end to all controversy as Il. his orin
70 s""f3r'' lv p',i,rlv ''c lar.r. tl1.;l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

-. Constituted, Ia tho ninds oi ITS s1gaSious OPP
,,s,ts enc Of The chei objections to It's ratification
,i vet. W find many patriotic men, influenced BY
mir HOSTILITY To the Banning system, The result; OF
,.t,oua;eJ prejudice. profound gnorsucr Of
"a nrsctical effects and its true endencies-uay
snJ some STAG Rights inca, tl,cs would have us
uelieye--endsasolins 10 strengthen lie ann Of The
Federal Executive, by angmcntns indefinitely his
,,,rop,sr and investing Inn with the :" entire con-
,,,l. of the revenues OF the government f! This is
~ evil hich far out"eShs both in its abstract cha
,as,er aud IN It's pfobabie consequences, all the mis-
chiefs OF the Banking system, ,ea-fold exaggerated
r, prejudice and ignorance aud a,chened by the
breath OF ealunhy
~ Western Democrat asserts that " the fra
w.,, .i the Government intended that We should
hive Treasury. not only in WINE, but IN fact"
Admit il: aud what lallas,' What's ga Treasn-
r,., II is nothing more nor less than such places
# I,po,ite ~ may be- selected by the government
for the safe keeping Vi its revenues. And hence
.ur annual Treasury Reports speak OF morey "iu
,he Treasury" alike when II is IN the hands Of the
Treasurer at Washington, in the vaults of tho
H,rk, or IN the custom houses aud land offices, or
:, tho hands OF discussing agents. Can The astute
a., Wps,eru Icinot SHOWS, us wherein Tue SHoh9-
ho1es of Sub-Ttcasurets constitute this magical
.ometh,ng called "a fica>aiy.' any NOR" than these
v.,iuus repositories for the lime being We beg
linn not to becloui his mud by dwelling upon n-
definite terms AS II they possessed tangible and
limited slgniGca,ion H. n'ay rest assured that
L,,. mt been for haifa century without - Ireasu-
,, bcS.u,e the revenue, all that time, has been
.i,ed in Banks Whercscr the treasure Is. there
i; the Tftasurp whether in the hand, Of iuesponsi
h, Sub Treasures. III the we'll guarded vaults Of
solvent poralions.
In conclu.;ua, wonli say 70 !" \ Westcra
D,mocr L." that not by whom the Sub
Treasury sciica,. may have be, recommend d in
ua,t,in,es OF hy whom II is supported iow-Wc
~. our faith ta no mars sleeve. Is lie prepared 10
sanction trtry o,uon advanced by Messrs JeiIer-
sup Randolph. aud Giles ! l. he u, posed 10 4 Ma
v, becausc Mr.. Jefferson eAd"ayorcd TO destroy ii
Doe. h. approve OF erslocrary. because Mr.. Ean-
doiph was practical atstoer,i-no bflitsh gnirman
mo,e decidedly so Doe. hr deny the right of IN
s,rpe,iun, because Mr. Gcs .horrd 10 overthrow
the d,crrinc rhrss rle# were After all, i,iIhir
b.lugs i,,e oursrscs-- "a! II Is no new ilea that
rhea cfeat MINDS embi. erroneous thcorrs tAclr
very ingenuity enahle. diem so piau~ib, 10 'indcstc
tror tia, 20 erdiun, intllccs ii assumrs all the
brighiurss vi truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18
Dee. Is
Classical, English and Mathcnlat.
ical school.

EE1HE next SESSION Of the subscribers school will
4 commence on M"nd'y the LIST Of January next,
and terminate the 3lst of May. The course of
instruction will comprehend the Greek Latin,
French, Spanish and lIaaH Languages, Ancient and
Modcrn History, Ancient and Modern Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Mathematics including Arith
mrlic, ALGEBRA, Plane X Solid Geometry. Plane and
Spherical Ftlgpnonetry. Surveying, CnuIe Sections,
aud several other applications oi Algebra 10 Geome-
ny, together with all tho branches OF The English
Language usually ud'ed IN schools.
Every puph viii be considered engaged from
the day OF the end OF the session. unless
otherwise specifItd.
Tuition fees the heretofore.
JNO. CARY.
December Ia 81 if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

~ a correspondent Of tic Augusta (Geo.) Con-
stilurioaallsr. wiring from ST. Augustine. L. +. Of
iAre November Is, gives quite an interesting account
Of an interview between the depuiatou Of Chrrohces,
who went 10 Florida recently to mediate between the
Seninoles, and the whites) and some Of the Chief
of the latier lfbe--amone HEN Oceola The cap
tive Seninoles. of course, Oceoa included, all said
that ,hay were Tired of hGh,ins'-iat they liked
the ,ala OF iher Cherok brothersand that If their
Young warriors could hear then coed advice, they
would al doubtless bury The tonahawk and smoke
the calumet Of peace. An aitot as about 10 be
made TO bring about an interview between the Che,o-
kee ,ucdlators and tie hoscs but We doubt its sue
cess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

Tcss.e.z<,, = 8,
%pOSi S3s,.kss1 ~
IT, Iaaso
ED4ORs CORRESPONDENCE.

A1W DIRK. Decelsier IL.
NJ, corfaeopia 10 d. abuppding in nsws--
Toaonro. he eap.t'l d urrra CANADA. is iahen
l., lie Pcorle in a,e4 agaiasi tiis Government. Sir
ftANcls I1FAG. ihr Gaycrief. IS reported 10 be al
most prisoner ~ lie n8il t.ionse. Rebelon
running like fir one,efy side. Several lives
last II the attack On TofaHto. Tie terms pro-
posed to Cir trantis Had aic The following
lat. To dissolve the rtcsent Parliament.
81. Grtut elective Con4rf
Sd. That the Governor leave the Province IL TIVE
weeks.
Al this three ways. andI ses
reason 10 dunbt as eiplr, whatever doubt
here ma, he aboai the particulars. II CONES first
by the Buffalo papers; next by the way Of Ds~ege;
and the Albany Argus, aso has letter from Lewis
ton. Niagara county.
Lord Gosiord has put Montreal aud all the DE
turbcl districts under martial / ~.
Tins Canada news OF ,ou,se eAriles the .,e.tc-s
interest ~ this city.
We have ducs hom iiasre aud Liverpool 10 tho
lth oi November. All tie details OF the u,hing Of
CuSsrAS TIM given, Gsnrti br b.nREaaSr,
Commander Gh.ci, va. killed. The CT. VAS Ia
hen enhout much s,sn 2hter BY assault. The nave
has eloe,uGed lie ouch. T. Deans are chiuntea
all sdei HE CONSERVATIVE tngilsh papers cow
plain Of lie VIM Government il.t permits tho
French 10 miAs these rul4ars's III trica. vs.
Ana ncatI ca ,t t. tli1h item To- toUtinE Us
den 81 ptatts.
| l.. :. | se, thai lie t,urr,tau md lie ro,an.e,-
,ial ds,o ,ai - d5nbt ie trses ssn Drenfe. K
dies scea ,Ifu,s c5ssif'ir. 81 s.eys III Leetusa
Su inues Head l.s ,~ti = ala ia tsto the low.
er fe9rHeei hcei'l~s II 3 stated. ,t}pns Dti.et
rtHettals a. liz ahorlhat u. hoodir al tie i0tli
! Re .inrat tho fuuiaaF Inc. rilut dead aud.
brceisc the eu.ae.t dissatisfaction, tiiongn ,ppa
re utl} tes,td. a., all toas t\nied ~ ierourc--
/ We MN Couin fua.iug oithe announcement. howc-
'cr Tia, tie rat',- ilfs, nesle't complete
lV,y. Nj. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-18

day, the 9th December, 1897, the following Standing
Commuters were appointed, VIZ.
Eteet}oas-Nessrs Buchanan, Gfflin,, Hawkins,
kilgure. Maury, oil Tennessee, Towns Bronson.
Penny hacker. aud Hastings.
U01s Rna ksapS.--Messis. tambfecng, clNin,
llamor. Sergeant Jones. ct Nrgmia, Fletcher, al
Massachusetts. AiG.npn. llaaes aud Rrueher.
C2Gins.--M tsSrs. WhittirSes. al phlo Glnmheis,
parinStou Russell. Campbell, oi Tennessee, Glars,
Gdrter, cf Name StuM,, aad Williams. of Ne"
Hampshire.
Cosaaerre.--Messts. Smith, Phillips Cushnau,
DetiIaE rolaud Quits, Mason of Virginia, Worth
ngton, AMI Hunter. OF Ono.
Pattlr Lends --Nrssia. Il ron. Wlllems. Of Nafth
Cafori.', Lincoln, Casey, Chapman, Hanson, Yell
Shields, aud Gholson.
Post o6ice and Post I,or5s.-- Mc.srs. Mon,com.
cry, Briggs, Hall, Hopkins. Dnbey. Cahoon, Of
kentucky, Towns, Duncan. and Palmer.
District Of Coiambia.--Mcssf, Boullin, Jeniier
Dawson, Prenriss, Hawkins, Beme, e. IL. Williams
OF Tennessee Davee, aud Pctrkln.
Jadictdrp.-Mcs>rs. Thomas. Robertson, Toucr,
Cerwin, Garland, ol VIrsinia, Bruyn, ). W. Mons
Of fe'nss lyaua, 1sfney, and Ciliey
Revolutionary C2dms.-Nessrs. Muhrnbeie
Crals Underwood, Taai,iro, Parmontc,. Harper.
Brds,ll. A. H. Sheppc,d, OF Moth Ca,olnu, and
J. J.. Williams OF Tennessee.
PabEr Erpeaditaes.-Messrs Haley, Alexander,
THUS Suatlon. Runi>~y. Fletcher, OF Vermont
Crockett Patterson. and Shelter.
Pirate Land Claim, --Mc,sfs. May. Calhoun of
Mas,aehuscus, LAWYER, II ulan, Beatty, Rarden,
laedbetier, Looms aud Chcltlam
-. M "'"S'e'' ',,a"'
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