davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

o. 1t is stated by the Boston Gazette that
the Abolilionists exuit very triumpbaody at
The late vote OF the Legislature OF that State,
affirming The right of Congress 10 abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia, and as
serting the right of petition in the broad and
unqualified sense claimed by the abolition
lists. The vote was nearly unanimous. in-
deed, the Boston Gazette states that al The
least seven Fights OF the members of tie
Massachusetts Legislature are tainted with
the pesiilent hefesy, The spread CT which
threatens such serious consequences
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

CoAL.-The greatest coal field in The
world, probably, lies in he valley of the
mississippi. i would cover space CT 90O,-
600 square miles, equal TO the half Of Europe
or 1900 miles ia length by 600 in breadth
sat. EU. Post.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

e. The Norfolk people are completely
overjoyed at the passage ot,he Bank bill. We
hope the Old Borough may realize from it ali
the advantages that she anticipates.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

II is reported, that CHURCHILL G. CANT
BRRLENC, one of the representatives in Con
gress from The city OF New York, is 10 he
minister 10 the court Of Vienna and Ma
THANIEL p. WILLIS, Secretary OF Lega-
ton Phil Sentinel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
FLOUR

The Philadelphia Herald gives the follow
ing interesting table, showing a comparative
view of the prices OF flour in that city, dur
ing the first three months of each year, from
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

Cheap Trauelting.- A friend has given us
his bill at a tavern in the western part Of
Wisconsin. Ii reads thus;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

7 AND OkFICE,-JoiiN L. BOGARDUS Attorney
- and Counsellor al Law, Clinton Hail. No. Beekman 81,
opposite the Brick Church door, city Of New York, inos
Mississippi, Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land ohicc
Western Agency
Patents Obtained and tits perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. observation-disclosures 2d-late War 5d-CanaoE,a
Volunteers 4th-Engsh refugees from ee United States To
Canada and Nova Scotia 5thDeserters from the British
heirs all the above 6h-THes to lands
forfeited Tor payment OF tax, reclanuvd 7hHers ure'
catiiled to aps sold StfThosc Who parted
with their discharges, warrants titles rore the pates
sued recinim thee sLznos in the seyerz s41tes
ard territories in the uncd States, Canada, Nova Scotia and
Texas, bought and -old exchanged paid and t in
yesgae, obtained and perfected, application 10 Tim Of
nee.
Posmasers Throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding fine above caa,s, and acting Sgens
their sections ef country will De entitled 10 IS
onFll commissions. Communications post paid.
- Valuable farming land for sale in the state Of Illinois
So sections Of 100 eaeh parcels from 20 Co 80
tnsiedne and otherwise Also, IN Missouri
Arkansas d2cy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
NsoOR BAr,.S.
r4E CID ESThBLiSuEn INDICATED VAPOR

No Is Joan s,r,a.
s.ar ra. S,S, s " ss s n,s
con for bra patronage bestowed on n ciah hmsri,
ws S Az -, sT m. ~ ns.pspcr ayerti.esen, precades
ile possibility = svng an analyu' ar'a y ,ee , I'M
has ouni safe tough powerful remedy II I'LL ne fol
ny s tasTs descs a s Sai ssarrsl sa1.
rni, Group, affections Of Tie iSgr a.;na .nslen eo,.
debility, ard especially ~ Powerful hrans q relieving tast
dangerous complaint ssW Il i, 'ssElrn.
over which the vapor Bath has tad influence almost rn-
p,aleled in ceehoR AMI eradicanr 'h fearful progress
sge ~ NJ. et5 Person, 10. wit"g general Vapor Ba,s
inf~aed ~ DoCciA Or LOCAL BATH 10 full ore
have several visited tie vapor Pdth Es,a
na have u s ny a ~ w. Bs a ar . S%T"
| tered ti'ere with 'hil and attention :, Srryr.
choerfuly that baye found The Baths John
. ss "e attended TO- AID ey, s:9 & s fS,
have ben or many years - he hab; q senng
frequently ,akcu them mysrf Upon ali occasions had rca
@s s 20 D sSs sa r ws rsS sS S ss
leave nothing To he desired ny ns'e q n ss,S l;
The Baths arc in constant reaein from O'Clock IN the
morning uI O'Clock al night day, SUNDAY excepted
Bath, al hour. of the day Portable Baths, viii c.mpe
pari of IT, BrooAiyo q five minutes otce n.
neron with any .hef esisb.' ment-rhe Shakers conce
Tab. and 10 Baths ~ ale CT sire. Jyn In
.o,,, MSys ,.gr Se.dMi
pb. ~. "e,,d = 'ay l.. I me = m ~, - r,aas
of the following gentlemcn.
4. ss By 'S s W. s'I .ss s.s s
hhighy srsiesabe any agans, failing
OF orb hair but also accrtan ..ioratiye
WI THATCHER, senior,
Methodist Minister is Is y :. Ssorgs ,h,rve,
, Join 3 1 s.asss 81 4 aI s ., n,s
JOHN :. FURRY, No loi spruce
uUGH mcCURDy, No. 2aJ south al Il.
JOHN GARD, Jr, lS3 Arch It
The agef. and those WIN persist M wigs
always sfcncc - restorative Qualities, v cesnly
raise ~ The ds,inanu ri public wte u kuowp
that three " t ,5se stncrs more has 20 tesrs cfage
and tie oil err ~ 49, than 10
[rroas the H,yorl
C0sToSwesLrH % PrSSsyfvaNs,{
! ROBERT WHARTON Mayor 9TH aid cIry - pbila-
dclphla. 10 hcfebv certify I well argualntsd With
Me'srs y r. ings, John : Furry, ani liugh Mscprcy,
gentlemen ~ chrarcr and responsibility and such toll
~ shouidb he gwen e the said certificate
IN wness wherein have hrrunto ct y hand AMI
The seal ofh city be af,red, TIL, ssih day 81
IL ~ December, Nc ,.r,r ,vu.prox -,
u The above article warranted rcnuinr, Tor 1T no
Prarls'.. one door above Fulinn T. iv22lw.
/. - CIGARS.
IOuN ANDERSON, sign OF the I-dian Chef sA
orm. ~ SSrsr. ig"od JIG ans ns he H..
with the celebrated mauus
brands. such a. are rarely found In this market
Tie a.lious con-oise may RELY ON having their
rrafsd Cigars NJ every flavor, and whole
ale or rria n' .,a induce continuance Of their patron.
81 A. has no couneson with any other house in this
iW jyle3ms
\',,,;,s,,s PEAnL sTwEn ,.-spseou. and y,en.
lsbui With every convenience old ce n the id
the burn District The proprietor grateful for lib
pi shesr'a meets the .,es Of b, friends sn4
rns pcr day, While he engages his ayie 81 esn
W and attention ask ~ ofpvs. JOHN N. FLINT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

AIr.W sOks~ l.Ikrf. aNSInA AND
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS effect insurspces
,s this Company their lives, the live. of others
s,1 either for tie Whole dnsuon VI life, ior limited peri
o. The paymeu,s Of prvoDm my No ether made annually
N gross sum- .,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

FRENCH LANGUAGHi-tCON l.
SYSTEMt "a e.as of Ladies met in the aiteet, AMI
class gentecn BE- the ming, at The residence OF rocs
Barber, 55 Chwnbers It An esy introduction into this
offered those who ioH either o these ca
- Apply DR. BARBER, whe gives lessons IN Execution
al the sa... ,..aee, @. . ~. 9. TSDERlIE,
Teacher and translator Of the French, Spanish, and
iectlmI Italian Lxrsnages, 81 Mor10n Z
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

sILUgnIoUs sTomACuIc

- ALuEAtnU@ sT,fTACHIC EFEEityEs-
- ONT GINGER BEVERAGE PONDER, for pro-
dnclqg ,n.rae vferve-cent traaIh, IN Tie ldshes'
pc ae STATE perfection aiayng The thirst Web ~ bring
nsgle with component part 81 The pure jamaica Clsgrr
wow - much exoed ii difficulty az digestion. where its m-d
cina properties stood the and the approval o The
fsstiaiau~ ani the leareed.
To travellers, captains OF vessels &C., VII he t-una
JJsTa.um o i've highest import, either in sickness IN
hears whatever climate viii surpass any other piera
an ,s,arl leiHg peculiarly portable renders u si ar
49, JOHNSON 4 co. Chemtts
Al their created Water Depot. 90 AMI 80 Cedar It
Soda and SedEz Wafer syrups OF all kinds, Seidr ant
Snd, - Ar ie1-jnl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
WINDOW BLINDs.--so

.nIaPHANOUs WINDOW BLINDs--some
ar.es have bren received they by
ashopabes Of opdon and Parsnd % far 'urpss all
the particular attention Of the iass-epecsaly sarh
an unusually fs-hionsoe We! furnished drawing
roor and viii h. found des'r~ae and pleasing st
Those unique ar,ics from the pencil Of ems~s
k and are 70 he hid only q the sL.b, q prices not
jysi iw- E-DoyLE, sBeekmanssreet. Clntoa iisL
DtPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a STRANGERS
and Le public generally, new
good. Just received aDs opening a. ,r sew store No 80
mprsnnd dealers vii, 6s establishments, sdvansg-sto
wheree 70 be s'e with addition TO their entire sew "&
ssusners Of the above hnn more generally kno~a ty
: seeee-s t. sy 10 any srsnge stand, onrvaled ,e
o. paper hanging bah for peatne,. sni depaeh wn az
person far practicable TO all the work WI leh SHAH
he en,Yss,ed TO hiscare mv3l-sm'
MISS CLARK, al WOOSTER STREET, inorms
ariya,ep@ Londsn and Paris her supply Of English and
Zephyr sorsed oaowess and embroidery new and superb
Ch,nlles Embroidery sass and white wool articles for
Apron. ora,e ssbeo chdsens embroSere ard
brio frooAs and capsi variety Of paint ose. With Mnrrss
Lessons a usual given residence Tuesday Thurs
ds ,y '' "''''''' 'T'" "'''''' work 'r y :;'
STILLmAN's CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
TOR Of reoep; A. Undcrhl, ~ geeknan -, anil BY his
agents DR. s grp,@w sy sores c cn"@sr, ii Dr. s S@2
p IA Canal st Dr. Nicely s Avenue and Gseenwich Lane
For particulars, see either Of the agents. tyH-lm
DEACH ORCHARD AND LpHIGH COAL.
The subscriber y constantly supplied with The above inr
quality, direct from tho approved mines ire from
and Other impurities d.charging son vessels every bS
mess day, and Tor ale at the following low prices
Peach Orchard
Broker and egg size screened and Delivered so per ""
Clean Jumps DO. 80 80 .
Nut, no. sW
LeAgh. . .
s,oken sas cgg .i,e SCREENED and delivered q
Clean luwps de. - .
knt, do. :. ~.
jysls' A Washington st., corner Of Morriss
Roots BOOT BOOTs-MsS ~ WA i.Lh'
- 80 Canal street. The subscribers adopt nus mc'pod ~ m
forming their friends and the public that they have reduced the
price OF their 81 rs Boots $50 W consequence OF ic hard
Times scarcity Of popey The subscribers, grateful
pes, avors solicit continuance Of that patronage " literally
bestowed them Persons wishing e purchase Boots or
ehees would do web 70 call WALKERS 20 Canal street
second shoe store fro Greenwich street. where may he
suad Roots and Shoes greater quantity better Qualify and
lower price than ke fsund IN cher establishment N
this city. Only cell al 20 Caaalst
rv toun,ry merchants supplied by s package or aorea
k9oim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

nRESS ROOTS- BOOTS.-RiCHARD WAL.
~ kERs make 10 ahead Of all a.hcrs beauty style,
hon and Comfort sl5o or Sab vii buy ,lcgsnt and
drabe pair Boots, such gentlemen Of with
The and best oi all kinds nj Boots
ard Shoes ur family use, the loves prices ia Tie tae-
0Ely trial will prove the fact Apply
RICHARDS WALKERS Two establishments.
Nos, and 232 Canal street.
oldest and shoe bosses the block
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Noss PEAnL sTNsN Spacious and sp,en.
dill Hoie-BOard reduced ~ N prarl Mouse
kbu WITH every convenience npost old settle, w the dst
the Burnt District The proprietor grateful for lib
sra patronage, chcerfnly the Of bis friends ana
he public, IN sAs crisis reduction dollar 6ftv
,ents per day, ~he he engages his sye 81 esp
ng and attention ash, ~ soEDre JOHN N. FLINT.
myLpy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
p,EWs IsNTELLIGENGE OFFICE, cAS -.

acauat her friends and the public that e bias open
private office the basement oithe house named where
e viii be ready 10 receive applicato1S nom families for the
supply good fmese well provide places
youg females ID good character in of situations Ia iam
lies. Application be made belwecnhe hours OF o'clock ~
D.. aud 4, night. iyis.lns
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-02
THO. J. JOHNSTON.

If the following statement of Mexican
outrages upon the commerce Of the u. S.
be correct, Mexico will have something to
do bcsldes fighting Texans. We would
like to-see "Old Ironsides" pay her visit.
NEW
A gentlemen Of this city, Just arrived
had the kindness to transcribc for us from
the Exchange Bulletin Board, N. O., on
the 24th inst, the following items of news.
Free Trader.
The Champion, Louisiana, Virginia and
the bonny-boat, u. S. vessels, were captured
by the MeXicIn navy. The Louisiana has
since hoon released, and is now in port, N.
o. The bgnny-hoat was captured off the
Brassos released few hours afterwards.
Matagorda was blockadcd on the 7th inst
by two briggs and two schooners. Firing
was heard about twenty miles south of the
Sablne-it was confidently belived that the
Texan vessels had fallen in with the Mexi-
can feet.
Deaf Smith, with scouting party
~ Of about twenty mem fell in with sixty
Mexican cavalry, killed ten, wounded ten,
md Patthc rest 70 flight. Itwas ascertaincd
thatthe Mexicans had much larger force
1t l.oredo.
Fears arc entertained Of the capture Of
he julius Co by by The Mexicans.
Texas has been receiving about lO00I
,migrants week, since the first Of Mareh,
Signed ia. PARKER,
u s. Consul,
April 23d pr schr VIM. Bryan.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-02


a ilai bN' heas laden VIII lime, was
consamedat is kshafs Ios ing on Sun
day mgnins la be faler I ng
from . 'efk IA lhe daaf n cess
ehe cargo, ranpl anll ns sl,ch~
,ing took place, cnreloping tFe Whole q the
rrew in Que extensive cloud Of scorching
and snlI1cntiag sFcap. The boat was tow
ed ashore hy ihe cxoFinls ofsome fellow
iiot-boatnon, but she weut tp the bottom in
n mppen's aflorshiving llpded. The
injury Fhm those on board suffered was
slight. We have MT ascertained the loss
ihe owner Of the lime sustained. 1t must,
however, have been considerable, as no
paGt ol lhe load could possibly be saved.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-02
THE HANDING

we Noald respectfully suggest to the
Honorable Board of Selectmen of this place.
ihe impeFioas Necessity of adopting, Aaisc.
diaielg. efficient measures for he remogpl
of such fat beats from TIE whafg which arc
81 al Iils0iy 70 engender diseaSe, from the
decomposition Of animal and segolabla Sub.
stances left ii them aaer The saleable pa
IF the cargo has beon discharged
sad experiences Of last samuer should
as against proerastinationi sin.
eewly hope that those who h
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-02

e eom1rkS ln ihe nope
he means Of awakening
Zee coasala fhonties, as well as every
cili1en toan early action on ne subject,
hisws kn5an e every observer that
lhG river IS now falling rapidly, and in a
ieN, aays sarmy boats may be stranded con-
iainiEthe n'nstoaensive matter, and, I'M
less rcmuSed. will inevitably produce thc
most dangerous anil yirnleRt diseases. Ia
conclustrN, we lhcrcfi'ee hope, That M time
will be los. to have an inspector appointed
for the purpose ofcxamiuing all boats ufa
doultiGl appearance, and in case they
should he found nclcan, Ia have them re-
moved bovond the limits of the town. Lei
illcm IotS to i a iimc.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

isiana the district of Mississippi the northern district of N York, the western district of Virginia, tho west ern district ot Pennsyyanla and the districts of Aaba ma or either df fem the power and jurisdiction of cr- cu courts be, and the same Is hereby repealed: md there shall hereafter be circuit courts held for sad A trcts by the chief and associate justices Of the su- preme court, assigned and allotted 10 the circuit to which such districts may respectively belong and tl. district judges o such districts severally und respect ively, either of whom shall constitute quorum which circuit courts, and judges thereof shall have like pow and exercise like jurisdiction as other circuit courts and the judges thereof; and tho said distfict courts and the u6ges thereof, shall have like powers and. ex- ercso like jurisdiction the district courts and tho judges thereof, i'll the other circuits. From all udg- menis decrees rendered in he district counts of the United States for the westein dstricEof Louisiana, writs oi error and appeals shall lie the circuit court Tn the other district in said state, the manner as iron decrees and judgments rendered in the districts withn which circuit court is provided by this act
 sEc 1. find tf Il further eaaeted That all actions, sos' prosecutions causes, pleas, process, and other proceedings, relative to any eaase civil or criminal, (which might have been brought and could have bcen originally, cognizabe in circuit eourtl now pendinr
 h CT reurnabo to, the several dsict courts of India ana, Illinois, Missouri Mississippi, Arkansas Michi. gan, the eastern district of Lnusiana tho disrctr of Alabama, the northern district of New-Y orl tho vest ern district of Pennsylvania, and western district of Vr- ginla, acting circuit courts the first day of April next shall be- and are hereby declared o be, respect vey transferred reurnabe, aud continued to- the sev- etal ccnit courts constituted hy ths act 10 be holden within the said dislJets ant stall be heard tried, and determined thereu in the same manner as originally brought entered, prosecuted, had in such circuit courts. And the said circuit courts shall be governed by the same laws and regulations as apply 10 the other circuit courts of thos United States and the clerks of said courts, respectively, shal perform the same duties, and shall be entitled to receive the same fees and emeluments, which are by law esah-
 shed for the clerks of oher circuit courts of tic Uni ted States, The allotment of the chief justice and the associate justices of the said supreme conr to the several circuits shall be made as heretofore
 SEC. g. find be q thriller enacted, That all acts and provisions inconsistent with this net be- and the sumo are hereby, repealed
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

vByHE undersigned having obtained Letters of Ad- R mnistration from the Honorable the County Court of Crawford county at the January Term thereof 4 D. s37s bearing date the 4th day of January, A. D. Is37 on the estate ofthe late William Whtson decd hereby gives notice to all persons having claims against said estate to exhibit them to the undersigned properly thentieated within year from the date of said Let ters they may be precuded from receiving any benefit from sad estate; and ifthey dp not exhibit them as aforesaid within five years from the date of said Letters they will be forever barred and preclIded from any benefit whatever from said estate persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 CHARLES WHITsON, Adm,r
 of Wm. Whitson. dec d. Whitsontowh, March 29th, is37.--[ap 7 1-4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
THE TURF.

3HE following match will come off over the a liaesville Course, the first week in May ensuing: Thursday, 4t2 mile heats l0oo aside oh C. Indepen- denee, by Tom Fletcher, yrs. old, 94 lbs.-b h. Sir William, by Sir William, aged l20 bs Friday, 5t-Singlc dash of miles; b.. 2. GazeIe by Volcano, yrs. old, 77 lbs--b. h. Cherokee by Cher okee, yrs. old, 106 bs Saturday, 6th2 'se heats S. aiargaretta, by Ber
 rand, sen yrs old, v lbss. f. Christina, by Der trand, sen, yrs, old, TT lbs.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
A1Eiyal and Deparfure of tsle Mails.

AT LITTLE ROCK MEMfHTS-Arrifes every day, Sundays -exceptedl at ?. rn., and departs at same evening. NORFHERN--Arrives every Monday and Friday at p. m,, and departs every Wednesday and Saturday, at a. WESTERN--Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, at Il m., and departs at p. m., same days.
 SOUTHERN-Arrives every Tuesday, and Thursday, at II m, and departs at p. m. same days. PINE BLUFia-Arrives every Tuesday and Friday, at II a. m, and departs at 7 ?. 1i., same days.
 JOHN T. FULTON, P. M. PosT OFFiop Little Rock, April 4, 1887. nl.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
EQoLTING-CLoTEEs < FRENCH BURR STONES:

pOLTING-CLOTEgs & FRENCH BURR sTOEEs J WILLIAM F. HOPKINS upstairs. No 74 MAIN srprrr CINCINNATI, over ". E. Beech's dry-goods store. Sd door below Lower Market street, has constantly on hand the above and other mers articles, of supero qualfy and at greatly reduced prices
 Being directly connected with the marufactory in Eu- rope, he afford his bolting cloths cheaper than any other person west of the mountains and he gives written warrant ofther good quality, with promise to receive and pay for them if not found good on trial Tn fact they are first rate articles with the latest improve ments Orders received by Mcssrs. MATES. RYAN d5 Co.,, Mouth of Arkansas river. Tap17-2-6m
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

On Tuesday, the 1t inst, by Rev - GnraoRY. Rev ILhIAM Pa RArcLiFFE, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to Miss MARY CummlNs both of this city.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

The commissioners elected to relocate the seat Of jus tce of Crawford county have selected the late residence of Col. Thomas Moore, Little Mulberry as the site for said relocation Itis said they will call 1t Cte1- den, in honor ofthe late amented Robert Gritcnden.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

We learn from the postmaster here, that since Mr. Amos KendalRs daily mail commenced running between this place and Memphis the mail is ste days the road instead of three formerly. This is Improvement with vengeance
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
SALE OF TOWN LOTS

 In the town Of ssARCYs White county, Ark. N Inc fgst hree days of uay neat, being three davs N of the May term of the Circuit Court for White co there will be offered at public aucton on the premises number of choice lots in the above named town which IS situated at the White Sulphur Springs, in said county about two miles south of Little Red Rver and about if ty-fye miles northeast of Little Rock Terms of sate.--slx and twelve months credit pi,r chasers giving bonds with approved security. rN'7
 JAMES WALKER
 JOHN HOWERTON.l Prcnrietors.
 JOHN COOK April 17.-2-2w
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

We omitted mentioning, last week, that Dr. McWil- lams the new contractor the southern mail route had although it not in his bond, employed cor rage to take out the accumulated mail heaped this office by the loving kindness of the contractors the eastern route. The Eagle Stage Line is Of course discontinued Dr. McWams deserves great praise for so philosophical an act
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

post office has been established in Mississippi eonn tg. called Baanegs Bagoa ?. O., and IAgaaN fRY ap
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17

ahe editor tae N. Ii. Patriot, (a brother of Isaac f#,1 s2s there is State where te people are so g aofant in &a@ Hampshire. H Q should suppose so, by their sending his brother congress. It looks
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-06-21

the currency Of this state, with the documents
relating thereto, be referred TO joint select COM
mttee composed of five members on the part of
the house, and three on the part of the senate,
and that said COMMITTEES have leave TO report by
bill or Otherwise.
Mr.. Alden moved that so much of the govern
or's message as relates to the election of repre-
sentative to the congress of the United States, be
rcfnrad to tho standing committee Of the house
| ON elections.
Mr. R,lph moved 10 amend said motion by re-
ferring such part ofsaid message relates to the
election Of representative, to the committee or
| tho judiciary, which motion was negatived. The
question recurring upon the motion to refer such
part of said message rs related to tho election o.
a representative to the committee ON elections, I
was decided in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Ely, the vote Just taken up
on referring so much OF the governors messag
as relates 10 the election of representative Il
tho congress of the United States to the commit
tee ON elections was reconsidered, Ef
And on motion OF. Mr.. Ely, the same was re
fsIred TO lselect committee of five members.
The chair announced the following SAT-
committce-Messrs. Alden, Ralph, Ely, Bingham
and Kingsley. m
On motion Of Mr.. Kingsley,
The house adjourned until 10 O'clock, A. M
Tomorrow.