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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

freezing, while spectral babe, whose
black eyes looked unnaturally large
frenats extreme thinness, was vainly
endeavoring to draw sustenance from
its dying mother.
"How are you, Mrs. Wright" quiet
ly inquired Charles. The woman fee
bly, raised herself on her arm. "Is that
you, Mr.. Westf--Oh how glad I am
that you are comc--your mother "--
elias not been at home for month,
and the lady who promised her to look
after you in her absence, only inform
ed me to-day Of your illness" II have
been very ILL.," She family replied, sin
king back OH her straw bed. EN-
ma drew near, she arranged the pillow
and beI-ciothes over the feeble suffer
cr, but her heart was too full to speak
- Charles observed it, ar. felt satisf-
ed. as that beautiful girl your bride,
| heard you we're married" Ycs,an
in my mothers absence she will see
you do not suffer" Bless you, Charles
w e5t~--oics3 YOU tji q Sood soli " L
good mother: may your young wife
deserve you-and that is wishing
great deal for her. "You are very good
to think Of me-" she sail le5king at
Emma, "and you are Just married"
Charles saw Emma could not speak, s.
he hurried her home, promising to send
the poor woman coal that night. The
moment they reached home, Emma
burst into tears. my dear Emma"
said Charles, soothingly,I hope I have
not given You too severe shock. It
is sometimes salutary to look On the
miseries OF others, that we may proper
ly appreciate our own happiness. Here
IS purse containing seventy-Gve dol
lars, you may spend it as you please
It is unnecessary to say, the tedious
wilton kept its place, but the SILVER
ing children Of want were taught to
bless the name of Emma West, and it
formed the last articulate murnur on
The lips of tie dying sufferer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

LoSeEvrr4.-The Christian Advocate an
nonnces the death, on the 28th Of February
in Davidson county, Tenn of Col; Adam
81 aged 1856 years. He served through,
ort tbc Revolutionary war, at which time It's
sa;d he had wife and II children.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

A single female house fly produces IN one
season Il, G8G, 320.-HALLER
,rbe tongue Of a woman is her sword, and
she seldom gives it time to rust.
rove and smoke are hard 10 conceal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-13

Riches Of 0cea,s.--ATlie .Hudso1
Gazette states that the Helvetia, CAPT
Cottle, lately arrived at that port from
the Pacific, with 2,G00 barrels OF speys1
oil, and 1872 barrels right whale. HeI
cargo has been sold for $76,00G an
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.


IN Thursday the twenty FIRST day
" Of December next will be sold al
the residence Of the late Andrew E.
Beatle deceased, on a creditot twelve
months, all the personal property be-
longing to the Estate OF said deceased
Consisting of thirty six likely negroes,
4 large stock Of cattle including seve'
raj yoke Of well broken oxen, Horses,
Hogs, farming utensils, Household
an kitchen furniture sc.
The purchaser will be required L
give notes with approved security.
III. HAMBLlN,
l.. LATHAM, Almrs.
Nov. ~. 1887. 26--6t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
.AnAIlNIoTRATOR,S SALE.


DI virtue OF norder from tie Pro-
- bate Court OF Madison county,
will be sold, on Wednesday, the 90lh
of December next, al tie late residence
If SIMON BowpoN, deceased. all Of the
personal and real estate belonging TO
said deceased--to Wit: Sixteen likely
young Negroes, sevea head OF Horses,
three yoke OF first rate Oxen, one OK
Wagon, fifteen head Of Cattle, about
eighty head Of pork and stock Hogs,
fifteen hundred bushels Of Corn. fifteen
stacks Of Fodder, one set Of Black
smiths Tools, two shot Guns, one fine
Rifle, farming Tools, house and kitchen
FURNITURE. &c.
The Plantation or tract Of Land
whereon the deceased resided, viii
likewise be offered for sae-viat
The north east quarter Of Section
| 'rwenty.f e; east half, south east
quarter of eciion Twenry-four; soutl
HALT. west half, south east quarter, anC
north half, east half, south weS'
quarter Of Section Twenty.tour. q
Range Four, East; and west halt
moth west quarter Section Thirty
and Lots No. Three and -Four. Sec
ton Nineteen, Of Range Five, East
tof Township Eleven. continuing Five
| Hundred and Ten Acres, with 4 goo,
Saw and Giist Mill and totton Gin
On a constant running stream--onI
hundred and sixty ceres of cleare,
Land. with ordinary buildings, &c,
land two Lots in the Town OF Camden
Also, two Sections Of unlmprove
and, lying seven miles north cas-
: 70 h the above named premises. I
wit: the north east quarter ct Sectlo
\ Twenty-eighi, north half Of Stctlo
Twenty-seven, south half OF Sectio
! twenty-five, east half Of Sectio
rwenty.ahc; west half of north yves
} quarter of Section Twenty-one, an
east half Of north east quarter OF See
ton Twenty, Of Rauge Five, Eas
Township Twelve, Norlh--containm
about Twelve Hundred and Seventy
six Acres; good soil, well 'imberet
and plenty Of good spring water.
y The personal property viii be so
on credit Of twelve months; the re
estate at one, two and three year
.. Notes with good security will be r
L., n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
Grand Gnlf. Sept /. 10
4\OllvI.

=, HE undersigned Administrator OF
the estate oi James MatIoc, de-
c. ascd. will sell 10 tie highest bidder
on The Isl day Of January next, the
following lands to wit; ) Z 1 OF Sec
ton No 80 Township No 10 Range
3 East. The n OF the E ! OF the
N d 4 Of Sec No 81 Township 10
Range 3 East. The W ! OF he y "
OF Section 10 80 Township 10 Range
3 East. The W aofthe " Of sc,
ton % Township 10 Range ; East,
The w sSEsaniN ! ElS = and
SaE4 Z of Section 81 Town,
ship 10 Range 8 East and hall OF
which land belongs to the estate oil 'he
said James AIatloc deceased.
Termsol sale, credit OF one ana
two years. good and sufficient securi'
ty required Of purchasers.
JAMES NJ. NJ NTLOC, A mr..
Nov. ". 1877. IS is
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
NOVICE.

my virtue of an order made at the
HID Octrber term Of tae Probate
Court of Madison County, and State
of Mississippi, will be sold to the high
est bidder, at public auction, on
The premises, on Saturday, the
9th day of December next, the follow
inr described lands, belonging to the
estate Of John c. Smith, deceased,
living and being in the counties Of Ma
d,son and Kinds. Mississippi, to wit
E.! S. w. 1 Section 80 Township 7
Range /, i. w. 4 5. w. Section
80. Township Z, Range /, Z. n. !, f.
u, n. Il. /, S, ction 5, Township @
Range !, East.
Terms, one and two years credit
Bond and approved security required
CHARLES SMITH, AIm'r.
Oct. 81, 1887. 23-6w
(c- The above sale is postponed un
til Thursday, the 2Gth Of December
and will take place at the late resi-
dence al the deceased; at which tune
and place will al-n be SOLD TIRES slaves
viz: Frances, c. orge and Ruthy
three yoke of oxen, two horses, stool
of cattle, and household furniture
belonging to said estate.
I Nov. 10, 1887. 25-7w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

I ENTERS teStamentary, having
- been granted 70 the undersigneo
by the Probate court Of Madison coun.
~ at the last October term 1897. on
the es, tie Of Hugh l.. Henderson de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against said es-
tate. to present them duty auihen,lca
ted within The time prescribed by law.
or they viii be forever barred; and az
persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to come forward and make
immediate payment.
GEORGE ". HENDERSON.
Nov. "a. 1872 CT
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
rROSpnGlITS

o. 4 weekly newspaper TO be pub
lished in the city of Vicksburr, to BIZ
entitled the Mississippi Sentne and
State Rights Exposilor, edited and
published by Drs. Green and Hogan.
The great and growing resources
Of Mississippi, aud the ranid incresss
oc wealth, population and business,
seem to demand another paper in thus
city.
The political character Of this paper
will be indicated by its title. y ri,
advocate ihr great principles OF State
Rights and State Remedies, and an
nounce, from the watch-tower, every
encroachment 8, ...,t Federal Govern
ment on the rights of the States and
the liberties OF the people. BY fire.
qucnt recurrence to first princlnles
and the doctrines taught by the fran.
ers Of the Constitution, It wlil en-
deavor to impart clear views OF the
federal compact, that the people may
be enabled to mark, and prepared to
resist the advances Of despotISm and
corruption.
The peculiar institutions Of the
South, and the present crisis, require
energy, intelligence and organization
on the part Of the people. The wealth
and luxury Of Rome only stimulated
| the rapacity and avarice of the north.
Iern barbarlans. We must not only,
individually, become acquainted with
the rights and interests Of the South,
but we must effect such q union of
lcejng-such Il physical organization
las viii defy the bold schemes of ianat-
icism aud the wileS of treacherous
dcmagogles; and transmit TO posterl-
ty cur glorious Institutions, pure as
We received them from the hands OF
our loreflthers.
Though there are times and clrcum:
stances when the laws may be dis
pensed with and summary punishment
, be resorted to, yet we are convinced
that Lynch law has become quite too
i. common all over the country. 1t hsS
, excited furious and sanguinary sprlt
, at war with civilization, an4 injurious
the prosperity and h:pplness OF our
common county. 1t has in many
cases eue5red individuals to wreaf
ycr1eancc for private grIeiS. at the
expense of the peace and order OF the
community, aud the life probably %
: the innocent. The Sentinel will mp
ho'd the maj sly OF the laws; belize
ing that they ought only to be dis
penscd with in extreme eases, whel
public liberty and life are threatened
y by organized bands Of consplrqtors
Tie Sentinel will endcavor to pre-
Is sent It's readers with such views a
will aid in developing the resource
and increasing the wealth and pro.
peritv OF the State. Its columns wi
be open at all times to mechah'
as well MS the merchant OF planter
and every cl IS Of citizens when t5c
IS rights and interests ere assailed, ca
ID present their grievances to the publ
~ through the Sentinel
q A portion Of the paper Will be d
~ voted to literature, notices Of ne
&c works, &c.
n A portion OF advertising and jc
u work is expected.
: TERMs, So per annum # paid IN az
- vance. or Sc at the end OF the year.
: DOCTOR B. L.. PHILLIPS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

Nu1lCE TO UNDEkIAI r.
SEAI.ED proposals, will he re civ
- ed until the 18th day Of No en
Der next, for the following wdrk, to
wit; Cor enclosing the Public Scrare
in the town Of Canton, with Post and
Rails, leaving the streets 80 feet idc.
The posts to BIZ of post oak or cypress,
G fee, long TO be Sc, ? leetin thegrcund,
to be oinches square, and 8 feet from
centre 10 centie, there will be 5 rails
to each pannel and each rail to be a
inches square, Of some durable wood
and to he mortised in the post the
whole size Of the rail, the corner un-
wards or diamond fashion, the tops ii
the posts to be rounded. The whue
10 he planned and painted white. There
VIII also bea pair of steps in the cen.
ife Z. each sue wi;h s:aali gate on
the top, TO open each way--and simt-
lar steps and gates ut each corner.
The work 10 be completed by the first
day Of February next. Payment 10
be made when the work is completed,
Proposals will also DO received for
making the posts 10 Inches square
alt proposals musi be addressed to tho
/ President and Selectmen Of tho town
of Canton.
T. S. SALMON, Pres't.
! Oct. %. t931. % AZ
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

one yoich declared they could not.
] then opened the boiy, and, to the
utter astonishment of the physicians
present, found the spleen SO enlarged
as to weigh tn ssrea ounces. lis "
sual weights from tor 10 sir ounces.
No other disease was percepuble
excerpts q neral in1amation, which,
no doubt, came on about three days
before his dealt.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
NOTICE

/ S ferats given TO all interested, and
4 the public generally, HAT The un-
dersigned have, and are entitled =, 6
set off to two Notes given by the un-
dersigned, 10 $. B. SHELTON & co..
one Note for fifteen thousand six llun
bred and ninety-6ve dollars and forty
two cents, payable and negotiable at
the Brandon Bank OF the Mississippi
and Alabama Railroad Company, given
on the 10Th of February, 1887, and
due twelve months after the date
thereof; and one Note for five thou
sand and ninety one dollars, or there
abouts. and due twelve months after
the maturity of the first named note
and both notes endorsed by DAyr
Foep and john SoUTnERLANo. This
notice is therefore given to all persons
to whom saidsnotes may be offered OF
transferred, that the undersigned are
entitled to q set of to said notes. by
agreement Between all parties, at the
time of giving said notes, and WI.
(clalm the same.
SAMUEL FORD.
WILLIAM SOUTHERLAND
Camden, Nov. 3, 1897. 24-iw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
r STAYi. ~ MISSISSIPPI,

STATE 3t' MISSISSIPPI,
Madison t9r.M
~ the PROBATE Court Of SG:9 o.
To all persons interested IA the lands,
enements g. hereditdmeats Of 4.
Il. Beaiir, deceaSsd-G Greeting.
WOU are hereby cited to appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court OF said
county, at regular term thereof, to
be holden u. the court house g said
coun.r, on the 4th Monday of Dec,
next, then and there to show cause
if any youbav., why said court should
not then order and decree thataIl ~
lands tcnements Of SAID deceased TO be
sold.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
RUNAWAY IN JAZZ.

ht MA W n ~ $500
NNAS Committed to the jan okla
w olson County on the 1871 INST.
by T. S. Salmon, Justice OF the
Peace, negro ms who says his
name is NED, and belongs to COL
Shafn # Yazoo county, Mi. had On
vnen committed Talr OF white cot
ton pants a-i roundabout, a black
,nr Kat half worn-also silver lever
watch. which he SAYS he stole since he
RIM away. Said boy is between 30
and s. years old, bald head and abou'
6 feet high. The owner OF sad ne
gro IS requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges and take
him away. :,
Oct. 20. 1897. 22-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

an the 5th day Of Argus, last,
Osma.l pocket book, containing a
small amount Of money, one promisso-
ry note, executed by 7. L. Old and J,
J. +. Barry, in favor OF A. l.. Aeel,
endorsed by Green l.. James; for four
hundred Dollars. drawn in February
1887, and payable on the first Of March
1883, Any person finding said book
and returning the same 70 me, or Civ
ing inc information SO that ! get it.
shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN G. MIDDLETON,
car 90 1897 lo-,f
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURPlN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J. Chap
man & CO. which is nearly opposite
Miver Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on stu
rare. at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White, Turpin and Nephew
and Lave taken out u police Of iisu-
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them here, or to Nugent ana
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURplN & NUTENT.
Grand Gulf. Sept |. 1897 ~ 6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

Ihefny pdtiS
| ! and desired her to eX-
III III what the disease
lH.AoEed 50 bad, ! do
! replied, "NeVer
|I,os, bud 70 yop. because
|besa accustomed to look
rsriar.ofa body II
I'D him to be affected
III state Of the stomach
DIyok at the stomach -
h diseased, she answer
/ dlSeaSelt NO
line the whole intestinal
\ # there is any disease
see any" said she.
he kidneys. Nothing
| with them"
|ng what other part to
kaon to. / requested her
Ery part Of bin.
! little pme, she says chs
Md; il is enlarged :"
said /; when we speak
bhois spleeny. we suppose
|ginary complai I. What
he part ca7el the spleen
deal larger than yours
| nine! YES"
is his spleenl
lt dead longer and thick
band
ID her to put her hand
risan i situated. She
paced her iia~a' ryvf Tie
spleen.
ed her what shape thC
! sae replied that it was
~ the garden. | wa.
d With that flower, anc
sctthe name she gave Il
ested her to recolIect al
lying | wished to tail
Pat il when she awoke.
lnc oat 0. the somnam
he was asked whcthe
believe | told you tn
ged,"
you to call il the spleen
|now."
er hear any description,
pal organs, OF see an
b! "No."
know the plate repre-
onach, if you were t
( aould il it lookedlike it,
4 y the library and brin
Y rs 10 see whether sc
e'nal organs.
d gone into the librar.
d lady present, "Eyel
q ! saw fluids pass fro
/. to his bowels"
b ing with the volume
4 Fer to ascertain whethr
tnguished the diiiere
Id wed her a plate som
i slag the stomach, al
{ na a. was what sac saw {
4 she said, NO." Tuf
Pates in succession, $
III uelher OF them reese
j, nch.
Il y to the true plate,
!, while throwing op
I'D ead'ng T. pass it by ,
ap |, she immediately g
hs y that's what | S;
II 'eFscd with her in re
Oh \ sF slscera; and she ga
tai' !! description of them,
ID N her sleep. | asl
lip. 's9nsersed upon the S
! \ Sus Plates Of the I'M
ted ne declared she ne
\, After this. the patti
% e seriously ii, and
ats = ne third day foil,
o n . post taoriem cx;I
At = 8 Previous TO wi
bid ae physicians who
d The city. VIM
i. p =. We're present
!; n were I, physicians.
nt' NJ, II y the particulars
p ~ '.a. y tds somnamb
y .H''es'ed the phy~ic
IGe ~. .0a Z. to see if /
u As e diseased spleen {
@'a'''0n' They,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI BY the Probate
MADISON COUNTY. court Of said Co
To all persons interested in the lands
.enemenis herediloments and personal
estate Of HEzEKlAH klBBlE, deceased
Greeting:
WTOU are hereby cited to appear be-
4 fore the Probate Court of SAID
county, al Il regular term thereof. to be
holden at the court House Of said coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday of December next,
then and there to shcw cause, any YOU
have, why said court should not then or
der and decree, that the lands, tenoments
and hercditaments of said deceased be
sold, for the purpose Of making a division
among the heirs,
WITNESS the Honorable THOMAS
SHAcXELroRD, Judge Of Probate Of
said county. the fourth Monday
LIS. of September, in the year of our
- Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty seven, and seal OF said
court.
Issued the 26rhday ofSeptember, 1887
WILLIAM RILEY, CIcrk.
Nov 81, 1887. 27-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-24
NEGRO CLOTHING .

NEINNI Z ~ T III-NU.
ENiIE subscribers have on hand n
n lange and extensive assortment
of ready made, Negro clothing-Cor-
ded, Sattmetts and Kerseys in suits,
which we will sell very low.
Also a hle stock OF kentucky
leans and in Syes, plain Linscys, n
York do. Kcr>eyS. &c. &c.
7. SlLt LRBERG, & Co.
Nov. II, 1887. 25-5t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, It paid ia advance.
~ Dollars and Fifty Cents, If no, paid within
~ y Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
, h,,l3ye 10 notify the Editsr Of uVish 10 dis.
',Sy,. al i.e end Of The year, tO'h be considered
,,p engagement
"a Advertisements inserted al the usual rates.
,.,,t,-Maior X. VI. Cochran is appointed an
-, h, the Journal, and is authorized TO receive
h y, aid give receipts in my name. To. III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

IT Bank Of Eagl5nd.-The total number Of
persons employed by the Bank in the year 1882,
was as fellows;
$50 Clerks and Por,ers-SS Printers and En-.
grayers-S2 Clerks and Psrters at the branches
94O fetal Average salary, f225 each.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

The NandamuS case of Amos Kendall is
pronounced Mand. Amos. We wish it would
Mend. Amos--a thing impossibla.-R Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

An old Baroness. is curious fac.
that the widow of Thomas, Lord Lvttelon,
is now living in her 95th year. Her lady
ship has lived to see six Lords Lyttlston,
including the present, since the death OF
her husband, fifty eight years ago, 1t is
seldom noble lady's attain longevity. The
life is one Of too much excitement not To
burn out the taper soop,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

sTbe County of Cabarrus is part Of the :" Old"
County OF Mecklcnburg, and fully represented in
the meeting which declared their independence on
the 20tb May. ll75, as win appear by reference to
their proceedings, and the names Of the signers
Of The Declaration.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-04

1t is estimated that FIVE MILLIONS OF
bushels Of wheat have been imported into
this country within the year
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-19
DEFINITION OF LOCO FOCOIsM."

correspondent in Trenton desires to know what we
mean by Loco Foco loco foco in the present &C
cepation OF the term, is not satisfied with any
thing exists but is favor Of equal distribution
Of property, uprooting OF the institutions of the
try, and substitution OF some monsrous and impract-
cable fancy of his in their stead He processes to
be in favorof Equal rights, equal privileges and equal
laws" by which hc' rights, privileges and laws
which will make him as rch influential, aud as con.
scquen,al his more industrious, prudent able, persc-
vering and thriving neighbours, without any particular
talents execution Of his loco foco wants
constitution he desires that there should be no
credits, that all debts should be debts Of honor that
no man should bo superior to himself; that should
have medium Of exchanges but gold and silver that
the whole form of society and government should be
changed and that he should have the privilege Of
cocting better. He is restless, 'nsatisfed NOR
tai and could no have all his heart desires to-day he
would grumble tomorrow just Justify Uhea
Observer
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-19
THE MADIsoNIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN,
EpIroR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
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A liberal discount made to those who advertise ny
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A liberal discount will be made to companies OF hpe
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Postmasters, and others authorized, acting as our
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-19
FAME.

When James loud trump hath blown its noblcst blast,
Though long the sound, the echo sleeps at last;
And glory, like the Phoenix mids, her fires,
Exhalcs her cdouIS, bazcs, and expires
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-19

On The eurreneyof The " States, and The collection Of
The Pubic Repenue,-Dehpered IN The Senate ~ g.
JiauaTU TO- 1887