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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND EN-.
GRANT OGEEGE

kks> PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN
land scotland sup nor Pae hfas'sSa ~
On Losdsn The Bank Of England and Deniscn q Co.
l. verpooi, Robinson Brothers.
Dublin, The B. INK OF L. land and Robinson a Co
EgrspS Union BANKING ps Co and Rot Lamand
A0o Males, a. >, William Dawes 4 Co Alsrys,inh
DouGLAs ROBINSON CO. New Yo,h.
s,r ROBINSON BROTHERS, Lrcnsoi :"
& LONDONDERRY iaciay vii = s,sd.d n !, h,
.,vs. p u ns T. ,hoss pan,e, who wish Nave s
s GO .: r. s sss sTs
Line Bank foot notes aud drafts usual On Charlie. Alien s.d
% %ra,
R RSgShAs so snSfss CO p,, Ssxrq
fy ROBINSON a co Dublin.
AE PASSAGE DIRECT FROM COM
W rRY AGxN ir Ha,sos Jea ssc~ N. ..ass
o" a Jp ass 90 the Il, Of March se Tins
. .as .s above pot and we.Id do well r ,sen Sss
may oieI this ss, As The only sInn ef s Ed
a.. ExWsoS q McMuRRAY,
y- loo Pine street or is7 South stprst
Ia PASSAGE FROM NEWRY, viii g..
passsie 70 lycrpeol in the steamers ways can Be- se
on days for the Of pivse ms.
nna cspeonss S,eemse pass,nrcr Drafts Msssss
n,,. 6oGGIss Eoi si ssa c s.''i Now Y~.
nc' with Mr. Patrick Connolly is :; lie 1 ss$
.Ess\ yLKsT PACKET SHIP FOR ga
sAxk1 sANnAh The wei known fat Ealing Packet sh,p
iatch Her acc,mmod tons f.. CaI,n and se~,mr.
arc very suseor and the numi h.ig limited tL~e IN a .
'"oua meAe eay Application on Nv Eo 81 Pine o.
A. RAWSoN A McMURRAY,
corner Of SOU ana Pine street
- TOLAMrEKS AND OTHERS.
~ ~ lL.T.-TSo commosisous spa n peots. 80.
E fer Offices very desirable situation near psoa ~
the oe q the ' Hea lane aud The ra For particulars .vp
- FON SALE.-Tfe handsome G o,tase I,uitt rts..~e
NO ~ aspect street Booky lot u tive nj NM
ieet iro1t and by eeh feet IN dspth h. housr
contains two NEAT sliding doors ard rnsps
considerable pofilsn ~ the pchasr ron ain ~. nd
and mortgage Emu ~ ~ NATHAN GRAHAM No 70 NJ
ssu street corner OF fulons street New York IIiU
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16
JESSIE CADY. Austionser.

INV WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Avctionecr
IL SrpE,s.r .: CONANT, STORE No. 1874 PEARL
- nIkEE.T, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE.
&c &a. es'e'"' 1S'o''''~'oif a'Sy us'0n'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

I'd THE PUBLIC requested suspend their oinon Ia
charse pcfsnod by John Champa the
particulars n which published in nearly oil the Of this
CT Friday last, 10 h inst.
The suac sns Of Mr. chamelin we sxed on il
OF s Receipt Beck dated August lst
1885 The hand writing OF which ha made oah be mice
the " jures, the Of hat Receipt
tho whs wrsto The MSS published in the Courier and
Eoquer
Since then has boon asceraincd In hs employ
hat time the receipt named and
rates proof NJ he hind ing which cooborates beyond
lous his that he wrote the said receipt
ths nhsir still undergo strict Investigation, 4
Hparht In Justice.
aayb proper state that my bail ,iyen and accepted
WALTER FIELD.
MaN Var lam
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

II
~ Bsosdway have received from France and os svas tbe
uudcmenhoncd new soods which they Wi sell Cheap.
Rich figured sins, ceourcd and blue b ack
silk veslings, and striped vcvct do
6y'endd Lsxors and Chnnys for Dressss.
handsome smbpdeved ard hem stchd Linen Cabvic hAns
Asrendd assosmeut OF rich needle work French Capcs
snh Fiannsls Caatou Fiannek, snd Enslhh riasneL
PAIN and figured MenRos- Dsnheta
Ms.ssy 80 Gs?vcs il every variety and ever rrioe
snh AVIS rnk Handk -Scarfs-Chaly Shawh
bown Linss Danask hprens a article
IRISH Linens baseyc Dafcrs, Linen Camb1c.
"a. enet Muslin, Cam, nc Muslin, Crosskaf Muskn,
Bcsnet Laces, Bnehsh Theadaoes and EDGE
Furniture nemiiies and Cutair Ausns.
white and black Lace, and Oau,e veils
Cap Ribbon, Bonnet R,sboa, Belt Rn and Rus Of eve~v
sort
LOT Fl old stock Goods SELLING On prices cousissps
o. Fresch ann e. Bcmhszincs sdhs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

D0NTER HOUSE FOR SALE, with stock Mad
Fixtures comp etc. with lease of years ffem May
Ind Of customers. For psrticu Bar
day 81. JIG ST.
THE LADY'S BOOK AND AMERICAN LA
j DTS MAGAZINE edited bv Mrs sarah } Hale, embeI-
lsned ceocd plates Fashos, aud steel crsrsvngs
parlv besides Music anI Embroiaery fre 81
fnl ser ptioas received by &. SHEPARD.
icy iso Broadway.
DRENTIss, PILE OINTMENT.-No person
I'D suif another from Ibis dsessins cofnpiain
nge OF this rnedy warranted the invetc
rsfe the airact obeysd lola by the proprietor
81 West Bfossway formerly Chapel ST. Js6t-
ITO FEMALES,--THE FEMALE CORDIAL OF
pEALTd IL a cenain al the III arising from
debility and weatness by which many fema =, Of feeble con-
suens. inn cctt ssfe, pleasant snd rrac
f the Delicate stomach dyspepsia heaitbu hatu
cscc and every other Of the omah viii yield 10 THIS
CORDIAL, while fer Of ana K,na
be For ac by the PROPRIETOR at 81 West cad
war formerly Cha al ST. Price 81 TER bottle. iiss,'
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=. =. DIETERICH, AssGoss~.
KrEJ BEARNs CO., Store No is Pear a. cerpsr a
This day.
hesuay- Boots Shoes aud Leaher-It "A -
me ion'ine Csnee House, order u ssxns 10 Co. -
quautity of sole leather - 1u'ss' 'osesSA w.
foceresA quantity Of groceries, moved for saDveu.pcs a
SAG, Comprising teaS sugar, wihcs &c
Thursday Fnture o'clock at Ne A. Ap<x !, N. g..
Me family renewing, sofa ts~
chairs carpss rugs, looking leather beds. DC
JESSIE CADY, Austionser
II JESSE CADY Store, Nes III and no ws,e, .,rass.
- This day II "a o'clock purchaser fs cash.
large ana general asrSrnent e shelf xOo
hats combs fancy soap ccailang pistols DIX
an assortment Of goods 10 The snrn Western ma
ket 100 numerous Ia rnentfon KIND
AZ Frvae sale 900 dozen Cer.bs, all kids
VO0 cards Birmingham Sheffield Cutlery varioky
imaginable. T'1->' ~-'r'' ''
1000 dozen Cellars and BosoEs
20 casks Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, &c Fire Bases "a
-
10000 Needles assoredfrom HGmmings and German do
ocs Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject debenfma
WHICH VIII Ne taken IN payment
Also, Snuh Boxes, Pins, &c. &c &C.
Also Genaaa French Rhode ksIand Jewexy priced
"a'cnes Guard Chains, &C
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

NEW NNKU7 IN TUTVRIl
1--WE DRAWING ROOM GIPrEY an In
Love and Msuiage, ~ witch the Docinp
on Fate are interwo own with reflections on the
for the future.
The ORACLE OF DESTINY; an INTEREST,",
ANSWERS OF The fMPROvigAIRICI
safisas, ~ " hich 270f chascss are employed IN
its hope, fears, ruco, sses and relufls
The alb w, with variety ofofhers, arc Or a.
OF e. J. Fo.sofn, No. i0l Fultoa sreet, one doc
lAnii.y
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

- FOlt SALE.-Ife handsome Coasc I,u5tf rfe..~s
~. No ~ aspect street Brook yu lot a. txr nv mr..
eet io1t and rcn by eeh feet In depth he ious.
cestans TWO y.ry meat with sliding doors raes
coz, posn q tn, gwenass
street, corner Of Fulton street New Yoft IiU
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

.ms- FOR THE BENEFIT or THE TALoREssEs AND
Seamsrcsses Benevolent SO ietyDr PRESTON has .dy
consented to Lecture PRENOL0GY Eutsrnan Nall
Broadway Canal street Thursday evening 18th
the benefit Of said Society asd also To explain the nature ro
pces Of the nitrous ~xdc when ts peculiar
effects will he cxhlsltcd various individuals.
TO commence ut half past Z O'Clock
Tickets he had Of the officers tho society and Office
Of the y lstsa Islander, ga Wall st.
Mrs. J. G. LEWIS, President, 10 Clark st.
MISS y. HALLOCk, Secretary 57s Madison IT.
Mrs z. 3OUTHw ORTIZ Howard ST.
45t Mrs Y. A. RICH, ss Forsyth IT.
TAMMANY HALL.
10 MISS JANE AND SARAH PARKER have the honor
t. 10 friends and the public, that their
BENEFIT BALL
will take place Friday Erentng ceh inst which will be
given hrand Fancy Dress Ball During the evening fol
lowing Dances wi be brought forward
A Double Honrpipe, by Miss and Master.
A Highland FLng NY young Lady.
Mr. Schno etehateu representative OF the Indian char
will perform Medley indian Dance embracing several
Dances, peculiar the tribes of North America with original
Indian mnsic.
A new Pas Sca by Miss Jase Parker.
The Gentlemen sf the S,ph Boat Club have hand
oe bor services t. Dascc their much admired
Ballet ON th
Horapiue "a character ofa Yankee Tar, by Mr. Parkor
Dancing eight o'clock, and be construed until
late hour
ckes for admission si to admta Gentleman and his Ladies,
TO I've had AZ the Hall
u5- Mr. notice that has second Quarter will
mence next week. Jitiws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

NI ENHNNItN' TVOLH- Now Innline frOm The Packet
W hip COIUMBus,a fresh nen ~ Too imp0iedhy
We y No Ch,mtct street, and viii be ready Cor sale Ia
the course ofa Few diys
NIB AnAssayers Furnace Cor sale. jlss'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16
BILLIARDS IMPR VED.-

NEW LUX TATTERSALLH.-wAN
l mrs. rate o n hand Team al maich from ss Isa
hand. sh OF rood heaes and action old and
ferrcd. ~ ''''s' ~" '''s ''''S Po-
70 ne above DESERVED ~es liberal price win be- raid
appucauyn|o JOHN W. WATSON, sss Rr,adway
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

"Avoid the man who fosters hatred; though h
affect 10 love thee, keep him at a distance, ant
attract him not.
sEnmity, however old, still cherishes in il
breas, secret grudge.
| "Greet even thy foe with salutaton, and APP
pear not to be apprehensve of him: BIZ. hesers
of him on the day when thou seest him smile; fol
the lion always shows his eye tooth when his rage
| is deadly
sWhen thou perceives, thy friend fla,tering thee,
be persuaded that no enemy is filter to be summed
''There is no good in the friendship of the man
who 1atters thee; he has sweetness OH his tongue,
but his heart revolts from thee.
ale meets thee with an oath that he is thy we'll
wisher; but he turns his back and whispers calum-
MES against thee.
's4e sleeps his tongue in honey; and clothes his
feet with the cunning of the fox.
ssRun not after the world; for that which is ea-
silly caught is a worthless capture.
HOne single day of thy life place not thy trust in
woman: for though she swear to thee by the most
sacred oath, she will still deceive thee.
s'She sooths thee with words, and smiles on thee
with softness; but when she is moved to anger she
is like the raging lion.
"When wealth becomes scarce in one country,
and substance precarious, remove to another:
Gods earth is widely spread from east to west.
'sGood advice is given, ifthou art capable ofre-
ceiving il.
ssWhat is worth a better price if sold, or more
estaem if given, than prudent counsel!
ssTake then this poem as a present Of strung
pearls; yea, ofgreater value; and give ear to its
admonition they are the words of wise man, who
moved along the high and crowded road of life
With constant step, and who was familiar with
he gleat affairs of the world that man was Ali,
he cousin of Mohammed, of an exalted rank and
,obe Stat: ION ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
Nos.

lure ana manufacturing company has been in
corporated---and has selected favorable loca-
uon, opposite Cincinnati. The subject, tho
new, Is attracting attention, A letter gives
! account OF some zealons efforts making .sscnc
individuals who IRE fitch and able to give the
business fair trial. Kentucky will, no doubt.
IN few years. do muct, In the silk BUSINESS.
In Indiana. the Quakers about Richmond
nave particularly turned their attention to the
subject; and inquiry has been awakened in
many sections. All that has been done, has
been IN so short time that efforts in the cult
Walton of the mulberry is all that has transpi-
red. Considerable preparations are making
in this way.
In Illinois, Michigan, Missouri and Ten
nessee, small beginnings have been made.
The soil and climate Of each entirely congeni-
al, and with proper efforts, of which there is
every reason to hope, they will become silk
growing states.
Mr.. Judson says: The efforts which have
been made by individuals, and the success
which has thus far attended them, seem to
point out the course which should be adopted
by congress. Enough has been done already
TO enlighten the public, so far as its practical
blllty and profit are concerned; and nothing
more is wanting to induce thousands of the en-
.anG Industrious to engage IN 1t, but
a thorough knowledge of its details. Could
! general diffusion of practical knowledge on
he subject of cultiyat;ng the tree and rearing
he worm, be effected, have no doubt the u
,ited States would finally become one of the
greatest silk growing countries in the world
SHAD IN THE OHIo.---The Louisville Jour
lal of the 10th instant, states that several gen.
line shad, as fine as ever swan the Connec-
icut river, or any other New England stream,
rave been caught in the Ohio river within the
asst week and sold in that market. This is
supposed to be the first instance in which this
lind of fish has made its appearance in the
western waters. Doubtless they will receive
hearty welcome, as being one of the most
delicious of the finny tribe.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

NEWSPAPERS lit takes every body and eve
ry thing to make a world; and so Of course
there is certain class of dismal newspapers,
that serve up to their readers nothing but hor-
rors and groans. They have no place for sun
shine and the bright spots that are mixed with
the dark ones on this earth. They are like a
seive that should let every bright little da-
nond and prec Gus stone escape, retaining on
ly the grcsser matter and filth because these
are more bulky.---Accidents fires, rape, riot
and murder, are their delight---on these they
fatten, while their readers grow nervous and
poor. A glance at the Broome Republican Of
the NTH will give happy illustration ofthis
class. The first article in the paper to which
werefer, will be found to be an account of the
"gfoss outrage" committed on Mr.. John Hop
per; at the south, which spreads over two col
umns. Ihs Cd article is certain Hmysteri-
GUS affair."" which occurred at Cincinnati; and
which, we perceive the last Republican con-
tradcts; SO that those who she'd their tears o.
yer it, have done SO at dead loss. The Sd
article gives an account of the ''divine Sweet
and his six women; the murders they almost
committed, and how they got tarred and feath-
cred. The fourth article is an account of IA
mily in great distress who We're relieved in a
very praiseworthy manner The 9Th article
is about a man who killed his own mother;
and another who committed rape upon his
own daughter. Next come the editorial groans;
and further on, will be observed, an account Of
General Jackson. in which he is represented
as man of total incapacity, ''whohas no dis
tinct ideas on any subject' Next followsa
notice Of Mr.. Van Buren,, made in similar
spirit, in which he is called a .smean, capri
|cious, and selfwilled despot." After a. few
more short paragraphs, of great distress, about
..bleedng Buffalo" and the specie circular, in
which is very strongly intimated that this
country is no longer republic; the list ofhor-
rors, already enough to sicken a whole family
fora week, until the issuing Of another NUM-
Der, closes with an account Of woman and
four children, who were murdered, and eaten
up by the hogs!!!-- Courier.
There is avolnme Of good advice in the fol-
lowing pithy extract: a
A BUSINESS MATTER.---Call on business
man in business hours, only on business; trans
act your business and go about your business
in order to give him time to finish his business.
A POINT ESTABLISHED IN HISTORY. Some
persons have thrown a doubt on the existence
Of letter addressed by Buonaparte, while
First Consul, to the Count de Provence, [af-
Louis XVIII. to induce him to re-
nounce his right to the throne of France. The
of the document, however, isno
onger to be doubted, as this valuable auto
,raph has been purchased for the archieves Of
he kingdom, at the price 2,500f. and has thus
become historical record Of the greatest inter-
,st. w
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

SPEcIE.~-The basest thing ever practised
by any party in any age OF the world is that
now being practised by the Wings in aiding
a transportation Of our specie to England
when it 10 so much needed at home. The doc.
ttine Of establishing pure metallic currency
y daily becoming more popular in the west.
Oar merchants 60 east TO pay money to the
very men who are lavishing their billintsgate
upon Gen. Jackson for his efforts to restore the
constitutional currency, and AZ they hand it
over, are accosted with ''there is discoiint
on this" .'thjs bank has faiIed.'' ssthis is
counterfeit, )" ssthis is too much torn" &C. &c.,
until they are completely disguised with the
whole paper system, and are constrained to
taunt their creditors with the injufobs effects
of their doctrine. It has been urged against a
metallic medium that there is not specie enough
in the country to supply the demands Of the
business community. Why then should those
Who are more strenuous in making this objec-
ton, endsavor 70 deprive Us Of what little we
have by sending it into the Jaws Of a voracious
English perpetuity! Our doctrine is, banks
or no banks, keep what specie we have, and
coin more az fast az possible. This 10 our ON
~ rock Of safety. It is Of no concern to us
What becomes Of the English Bank only 90
far - we may wish the same principles which
have lately tSiunphed in the United States to
soon gain foothold in our mother country.
Tho difference between the old U. s. Bank
and the present English Bank is very slight
when compared with the difference between
the town forms Of government. Hence the
devotion Of the wings TO its success.
Chicago Democrat.
There is one noble trait observable
in mankind over the world The man
who has been uniustly injured excites
the sympathy Of his fellows, and no.
thing advances cause so much as the
persecution of its supporters. The
world cannot become wholly depraved
while such is the disposition Of man
kind.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
MILWAUKEE. MAY 81.

MILWAUKEE, MAY ~.
Wehave been very politely furnished with All in
tsresting drawing of d group Of ancient artificial
mounds, lately discovered at Charlottesville, OH
the Pishtaka (Fox) river, on the roads from this
place to Geneva Lake and from Racine to Madison
These mounds are from three TO seventeeD rods in
length, and generally about four feet Highland
their form is sch, that with but little assistance
from the imagination, they may be supposed to re-
presents lizards, ailigators and flying dragons
They ali point III one general direction, but are not
precisely parallel. There is one very large mound
oveslooking the whble, and copous spring ofpyre
water in the vicinity. The ground ON which the
mounds are found is high, and affords very fne
prospect ofthe souriounding scenery.
1t affords Us much pleasure 10 odd, that the pro-
prietor has taken measures TO have these relics Of
AN ancient people preserved for the inspection OF
the curious travslef.--[Adv.
CuRE Tos DRuxxErNess:- man in Ma
ryland, VIGOROUSLY addicted to this vice,
had the curiosity to step without noise to the
beheld his servants INDUCING in the mos: nm
bounded roars otf laughter At couple Of HE
negro boys who were mimicking himself in
his drunken fits; showing how he rssled and
staggered, how he. looked and nodded, and
hickuped, and tumbled. The picture which
these children Of nature drew Of him, and
which filled the rest with SO much .merTiment
struck him so forcibly thatahe became a per-
fectly sober man, to the unspeakable Joy Of
his wife and children Western Post.
A man Of the loving name Of ssPc,er Popkias"
was brought UP the other day as an insovant. For
such man to be insolven., must DO matter Of re-
gret TO all our faif friends, who would rather see
him q repeater, than bankrupt ofsuch attractive
doings. 81
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
FROM ENGLAND.


BY the arrival of the packet4ship Wellington,
Capt. Chadwick, from London, whence she SAL.
cd Oh the l2th April, we are put in possession q
papers 10 the llth, inclusive.
The news from Paris sto the 9th ut. A'F MN
legion Of the Paris National Guard has been .dlss
missed by order of Government. Iho case ~
supposed to have been the election by the company
Of two captains who are personally offensive 70 MY
King 80
Memicr, the individual wlo MAZE tae lose ny
tack OH the person Of tho hing has con,osssd tnas
ha had drawn lots with Lavaas aua aaeso g
known which of the three shoald assassinate the
Kp;g. He is snid 10 have declared thata secret So
city Of con,pira,ors existed, consisting ofaesesrs-
y parsons, ,ovhoin numbers had besa asostsss g.
/ n The Frcnci Ministry had notset been cosnples
red. M Thiersinay psrhaps return 10 the cabinsss
and II is said that he has combined with SoHlt,
Mo,taliget, and Humalsn, in order 10 arrange 4
new one.
Great distress prevails among the sworkips peo-
plsof lyols, an, slbscriptions hare bsen opensd
with q visw u their Eesiss.S IS # t-ssssss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-14


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sctmon's made. eh'ch fhsil frsiofe fpifn 70 on'
ranks. lt,e ciTriescy Go The discipline pf'fcfibe1
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sod ef.,'''''sl ''' "p''''''' 70 ',' 'l'''"' hoo
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J. Roeir,@ That 30 lie or''oo o ~ Hr''-s We
IND rfin"i'c io''eAN p'ia''' " 'i'l''' - wv
tore u Of pi pf'r ~ 800 'iNt"" 80 ''u'', '' '''o
ifF ihot" DO g." Gov or" tiib 'h''' " ,
crW =" HaAe NC ff''".'n' co "a -, ~. "a
trf 4 intccti pleasure, 'nc t'et' h"'A !" '"' '''' '
R,,er.S 1sttio,s irdi, ius's s.d n.ul ~, Of our
iesi.',.,s Mo l,,r tl,, Ear ,oeit 10 stol,sh tl. N
s,.i.rn offL. ~iats eo.s.., iaa.ttaiian d.soNe
4" ~ held n lns,'ag remembrance by US
Rs,eir,d Tat ne thanks ri tbs Curvonior be given
10 Gtu. phc'ps hafrau ~ TIC Committee on Military At
fts H e Senate - l''i session. Tot be- upwearc "f~tt1n
T. rr, ie M6ta Ac, ard that We heely rpprcci'e bic
motives add lsbor, dong
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III Haze, nv r5.r an6 a..c 80 wrult d, otde 81
liza, ~ s4y few otds 90 tie iieuss TICS u hear bin.
'isaf iiiu
TIC spcat,r r,rcd tlt there "" no 'uhcs' before th
Iiauss
NJ Hercct'1d hc h0roi he llou,e would have
meet for us rvu character and ti-rtty.
Tho Srcskrr itiftc tie Ircscfts,~n of or'er Soue
word. psfscd Mcssrs srrs aud Nsfcrtbut
trn'anatoas usdr Al half past the rint
,e. reported that he president Tod frilcr
cation To The Speaker TOOK leave a. ' House snd
pe House adjourned
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M,,r


SENATE-Nf W. eht tfnra the cumtnutes u Goa Ter.
'h The 81 30 liouss sposd ihst tbsy he'd
bssn tbs o. ff'e - conference icztod T. tho sHead
rnent @ ihs fnff lGcsiioa til.
received rom TIE house that 10 houte d.
bdhefs snshdu"ti the ainentaehl made b tat
tsssf r. he F0ftifcat.na i-fi.
NJ Wright moved that the do adhere sisuug that
shnroeFsafy II iAi' tHs 81 tht steuiag say sry
hiHg tunc thsn TO sss f the AID nigt-iheg sefs
sccnsdin e., rfteFsd.
A eeoais ma TN, FnotoH whsch oocgpod p.fhsp,
hAh houf hch Msssf, t,aisaA sslsr tsutpn
Msssr, E.tsg d oaio. DAVIS Clay, Wright And Cs,hssr
rzlttclp-tee.
w. wnEh' ssrrg Esss rvssrsses 10 'bs 49, se, 81