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Canton herald., 1837-10-27
lrs respectfully,
+. w. HULING.

an American n bccca.--The noble
courage displayed by Scots Rebecca.
IN his novel of lvanhoe, when she
stood upon the tower, from which she
declared she would precipitate herself,
If followed by the villain who desired
to rob her of her honor, has been
more than shaded by The sacrifice of
a young girl near Hartford, Conn.
The facts are given by a gentleman,
and are rs follows:
The son Of a respectable paper
maker, one day few weeks ago, find
ing the girl alluded to, at the dinner
hour, in the upper room of the mill, he
entered, and locking the door, seized
the girl, and cndeavored to accomplish
his Tarqulnian purpose; when the
gul sprang from his grasp, and ap.
preached near the edge of the scuttle
which opened into two chambers be.
meath, distance of thirty feet. The
cowardIy miScreant was about ad.
vanclng TO secure the heroine. when
she exclaimed; "Oare, sir, advance
one step toward me, and my death be
on your head. | free myself BY lump.
ing down these falls" The villain
approached but a stcp--the girl dashed
herself forward, falling through the
two stories and breaking her ribs in
the most horrible manner. Such de.
votion should be immortalized-such
an instance of admiration. II is, per.
haps, needless to add that this Young
man paid dearly for his ailempt, to the
amount Of S3Q00.-WOria.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
CHARLES G.. GILMER.
WILLIAM NJ. WEBB.
Canton, Oct. /, 1887. 20-4w

The State Of Mss. Circuit Court,
Madison County. april Term 1887.
Phillips, Mum and Starr1 On attach.
vs. Smont for
Thomas X. Warren $3.50 "a
rg7HE attachment in this case having
d been returned duly executed and
the defendant failing to appear and
give special bail and plead herein, it
is ldered that unless the said defcn-
dant do appear on or before the next
term of this Court, give special bail
and plead herein, Judgment final by
default, will be rendered against him
and the estate attached be sold; and
It is further ordered, that o copy Of
this order, with specification of the
cause of action and amount claimed
as due, from the defendant to the plain
tills, be published.to for four weeks in the
Canton Herald, and that all proceed.
ing be stayed herein until the next
term Of this court.
A copy attest:
5. d. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Oct. 9th, 1887 20-4t
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
DISSOLUTION.

ygvTIE Subscribers having disposed
Il Of their entire stock of goods,
the copartnership heretofore existing
under the name ofGILMER 9'WEBB
is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted are res
pectfully requested to call and settle
with either of tie subscribers at the
nll stnnd.
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
ESTATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.

by the Probate Court Of said County
To all persons Interested in TIE hnds, ienc-
ments, hcrcditamenta and negroes of Joseph
". Camp, decH-GREEITNG:
VOU are hereby cited to be and
n personally appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of SAID county, at a regular
term thereof, to be holden at the Court
House Of said county, on the fourth
Monday Of December next, then and
there to show cause, if any YOU have,
why said court should not then order
and decree, that all the lands, tene-
ments, Entertainments and negroes OF
said deceased, be sold, to pay the
debts of said estate, and because the
same would be of advantage to the
heirs and legal representatives of said
deceased.
WITNESS, the Honorable THOMAS
SHAcKELFoRp, Judge of Probate
= Of said county, the fourth Mon
s day of September, in the year
2 OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven, and
seal of said court.
Issued the Goth day of Sept. 1887.
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
Sept. 20, 1887. l9~Gw
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
may i9-5-6m
NOTLCE.

NOTICE.
'E>IlE Partnership heretofore eSistin,
4 IN this city un ler the firm of But
Lift, SHIPP, 4 CO. and in Natchez of SnPF
fERWpAY q CO., was dissolved on the 2n,
current by limitation. All persons indebt
cd to, or those having claims against eth
cr oi these establishments, will presen
them IN New Orleans, to Bennett, Ferri
days q CO., and in Natchez to w. & r
ferrlday q CO., who are duly authorised
to receive and pay the same.
Inc signatures of the old establish
men's will be used for the purpose of Ii
quotation only, by Henry L, Bennett, New
Orleans, and Wm. Ferriday, Natchcz, OF
their authorised attorneys.
HENRY l. BENNETT,
WM. FERRIDAY,
Snrriri"g partners Of the firms OF
Bal'iH, Ship, d Co.. and Ship, Fer.
r'day, d ca.
The business hitherto carried on bv the
above, will be continued by the su6scr,
oers, IN this city, under the firm cr BEN
NETT. fsRRlpAyS, 81 Co, and in Natchez.
OF W. & R. FERRIDAY, g. co., who have
entered INTO partnership for that purpose.
HENRY l.. BENNETf,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
K BIT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. c. FERRIDAY,
s. W. WATERS.
New Orleans, July Sd 1887.
1o-4m.- Matches Courier.1
Canton herald., 1837-10-27
NEW FIRM.

~ - w ilNA'As
THE undersigned beg leave to in.
L. form their friends and the public
generally, that they have established
themselves in the city of New Orleans
and at Grand Gulf, for the purpose OF
transactlng q general Commission bus.
mess. They will devote their atten.
ton more particularly to the sale ot
cotton, in which an experience OF sew.
eral years will, they trust, enable
them to give satisfaction to those who
may entrust them with their business.
NUGENT & TURPIN,
Ncw-OrieanS.
TURPlN & NUGENT.
Grand cur vi.
Reference,
VIM. Is. Martin & Co. } c
T.. II. Powell & Co. 0ANroN'
Fills, Donaldson & Co., GRAND CUR.
sep. %, 1887. l9-lm
Canton herald., 1837-10-27

REFER TO
hessrs Brdnder, Nc Kinna New Or
q. Wright, leans.
Mcssrs A. TunstaH a. Co-Grand Gulf
Messrs. Ford, Markham&Co.t Vicks-
Messrs. Norcom 4 Go, burg.Mi.
Messrs. Royce y Reading-Liringston.
Mr.. James Il. Creecy-Manchestcr, Mi.
Mcssrs Mot7, Henderson SCo.-Cantoil.
Col. John WiI'iams-Nashville Ten.
John ID. Baker, Esq.-Louisville, Ky.
Messrs. Green q. Mller-Philad., Pa.
Messrs. Foster d EaSton-New York.
January -, 1897. 39-ly.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

Common Couscn--The Boards Of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen held their regular meetings ON
Monday night
We give below bret abstract OF Their several pro-
ceedings.
The following presentations were made:
A message from the mayor enclosing the report Of
the Bowery Savings Bank.
A memorial of the shop butchers TO have the proh-
bitory laws repealed. Referred to the Market Com
mittee This memorial contained some thousands
Of signatures.I
report from the Street Committee in favor Of flag
cino Washington Parade Ground, and that 5000
be appropriated. After some opposition from Alder
man Brady, and support from Alderman Ward, the
report was adopted.
A report from the same, that the widening OF Gen.
tire street take place on the LIST day of May next.
Alderman Whitehead offered a resolution that the
Gas Co be exempt from removal for one year. This
was opposed by Alderman Ward, who thought the
Gas Company should have no preference shown to
them over individuals.
Alderman Banks also strongly opposed any con-
cessions being made to the Gas Company he would
show them no favor they were nuisance OF the We
nv worst description. The report was adopted
On motion Of Alderman Ingraham, the Act, report.
cd some weeks since by a select committee TO whom
the subject was referred for reorganization of the
police of New York taken up, and as tar as re-
ates 10 it's lst 2nd and Bird sections, adopted. The
atb 9Th and 7h sections relative tot watch intendant
were negatived.
law for the better suppression of riots and for the
closing of gaming houses and other haunts OF VICE as
well as for restraining the sale of impure books or
prints was taken up The act contains six sections.
ist All persons keeping gaming houses or houses
Of assgnaon, shall be subject to fine OF S5OO and
10 one year imprisonment.
I'd. Authorizes magistrates to enter houses as above
designated.
3D. Establishes the mode Of giving security for APP
pcaranee TO to either of the above charges.
4th. This section enacis that the gaming imple-
ments are to be destroyed-and the money arising
from the fines to be paid into the city treasury.
9Th. Authorizes the Mayor to seize all obscene books
printa &c.
9Th. Persons convicted of rot to be imprisoned
for term not exceeding two years, and fined in sum
not exceeding $1,000.
The report was adopted, and ordered to be forward.
ed to the Legislature for enactment
A report from the select committee recommending
the appropriation Of $4,000 TO build House Of Re
fae on new site was brought up and ordered TO lie
on the table.
much public import,
Adjourned al IL o'clock.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

BowEay THEATRE.-The long announced Hernsni,
or the Fatal Oath, was performed on Monday evening
last for the first time Much expectation was excited,
and at an early hour the theatre was densey crowded
in every part; nor expectation dsappointed-the
piece was warmly cheered in every scene and the cur
tain fell to the most unbomded applause. Mr.. ".
Seton played Hermann in his usual mastery STYLE and
Miss waring in Zan,he, has added another laurel 10
her brow. The scenery is most magnificent, and the
choruses and dances all got up in most mastery
manner, under that able director, Mr. w. Seton.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

II COL Stone made pretty fair Grafton last night
before the Mercantile Association We wait for Major
Noah to make fuss about
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

NArroSAL TBEATRE-A CARp.-The Managers
hec leave respectfully to inform the public that en-
Thursday evening Feb. 2. The new and highly suc-
cessful opera Of the pirate Boy" will be repeated, for
the benefit of the Author with other attractive enter
tanents which will be announced in the bills Of The
day
a. The Box Book s now open. III
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01
For the Herald


Ed
Indeed tho times are hard,
The weather even harder;
five don't freeze we'll surely stare,
For empty Is our larder
Our dear and pretty Mis. Brown
Cos~plsins, With kindlins eye,
That slnoe her residence Ia t.wa
Food never was 80 high
She viii not bur piece Of beef
At eighteen pence pound
But feess US on q cabbage leaf,
A little pork wound round.
We break our fast with broken bread,
For tea we have botsIops;
Sometimes we dine on nee and milk.
Sometimes on mutton chop~.
We have no sweet, de licIoIs cake.
Eggs are 90 dev'lish high;
Batter Or lard, she does not take
To manufacture pie.
At night we shiver bya usie
That does not draw at an
And Mrs. Brown says we must wait
For ceal, till Il dsss fall
Lad fan, eur blccmiss hostess said,
That every thing had risen,
Ard che must strife FOR board and bed,
or else 70 straight to prison.
We sfoodfhe rate, and you can guess
Our rich retsrn, dear Ed.
We pay msch more, and get msehlsss,
And 90 halffpze to bed.
Fat times are these Cor spruce young bsoks,
They live se very his,,
On cabbage pork, and yfshy duoks-
doubt they'll ever die. ,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

t1r Lovely Ellen Tree at the Park-and sweet
Miss Watson at the National What is Miss Wat
son christian name7 Can any body tell2
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

BRpEeRooM-Married on the 18th inst. at Balti-'
more, Peregrine w. Groome, Esq. of Easton, Nd, 10
Mrs. Eliza A. Adreon of Baltimore. Themost remark5
able circumstance in this is that the lady became
the Bride (iroons.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

IT The weather yesterday was lovely-almost a
spring day. All the sleghing is gone.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

RELIGIOUS PRorrRTY.-The property on which the
Methodist Church in John street stood 10 said to be
forfeited by the late sale and conversion oftno stores
like the Garden street property.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

f-r The administration of criminal justice in New
York Oh
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

II The Monthly Magazine for February is out
1t is capital number, and has very splendid engra-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-01

II Prepare to 60 in the seam-p packet to Liverpool
next March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
From Richmond.
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.


The questses, y az ytritir,riJI n The Hon.,
% Delegates on Saturday. as 10 IN,
lowest denomination of notes 10 be i.
sued by Banks hereafter TO be incorpo.
rA'ed' No note under $40 is To be il.
sued and the night is reserved herealte,
10 restrict the Banks 10 twentie,.
On Monday, Mr.. Watkins from Tho
select Committee on the subiec, -,
african Colonization, made the follow .
ing report:
Inc Committee 10 whom wa, reEcr.
req The petition Of the Board Of Man.
gers OF the Colonization Society ~
virginia, together with a petition NJ d..
Ners citizens Of Fredericksburg on H.
same subject. have had The ssid ne,,
IONS under their confederation. and
, IaNe come 10 the following resolution
R''.ir'a That so much or the p.,i,,o, =,
~ ~ Ut "'e P'>s'ge ~ IA act o. tncorn,,r AZ.
The said society but subje,s 4, .i,a.-,' ave
repeal al all ;Imrs) Is rsa,ons.,. ''''u '"d
Rssoirsd, That 80 much Of N. ,.,.,.
prays Tor an amendment Of the ss. - 80,
making proyisiOn lor the removal ofi..S''
sons II colour from this State snd for
Th u the restrictions whtch have hith,"
rendered that provision unavsiling ~ rsa,Ss I
cole
On Tuesday, the House took up the
ball 20 amend the act providing Tor a
Geological Survey Of the State &c
According 20 invitation. Professor Ro.
gers appeared and addressed the House
Tor nearly two hours. and presented a
variety Of facts aud illustrations Of the
benefits 70 BE- 'cnved from the Prose
cuiion and eaf!y completion Of the sur.
vey. The bill VA then passed BY an
yerwhelming majority.
The Wing says:
The bill which passed the House Of |
Delegates on Tuesday, IN reference 70 1
the Geological Survey Of the State. au. /
ihorises the Principal Geologisi TO en-.
ploy additional Assistants. 10 be remov.
I'd at has pleasure. II also appropiiaies
he sum Of three thousand dollars Der
'nnum, IN addition 90 the sum appro.
prated by the act Of February last
about $1,000 we believe 10 be ap-
'oriioned among the Assistants ~ such
manner aud amount as the Board oil
Public Wor>s may difect-provided
he amount to be divided among the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

BALTIMORE MARKET,

fe' iAs 1tsk ending Fridsy svsairx, FEB. J.
tAirLE.-There has been quite n limited
supply of Beef ON the hoof in market th,,
week bntn material change in prices la. In
sen place. We quote to-day at 81 a 4 so
very lew live hogs have come in. and pt,e..
remain ~ before, VIZ: 81 81 q IS la killed
'o'k here 10 very little doing. We continue
our quotations from wagons az 81 IS so.
ana IRON stores 81 80 IS.
fLooR-iiarsrd sfyssi.-we have no NJ,
sfAuon 10 note ia the prices OF tia, descrip-
""n, sale, from stores eootnue Ia be made
WsiV -. and the wagon price IL steady at
siO 30. There were :, 73U bbl. and ia baIf
barrels inspected this week
WHEAT The market for for,i,,, ,.h..,
continues firm, aud the parcel. Q, the, sue
se"'o'y arrive meet with a ready sale On
Monda, cargo of COCO bushels German red
was sold NJ 50 % per busheI. and Yesterday (.
Pht OF The bafque PaOlis cargo, 1000 10
s,oVo bushels red, ~ss also taken at 40 %
CokN Small sales from store. OF mixed
nave been made IL 90 cents. IIold,r, Of " hits
VI store ask 81, but We have no sale. TO r.por,
at that price.
RfL-A parcel Of 5000 bushei, German
paH OF Col. howsrd's cargo, wa. sold a, Al
10 cents.
CLOVER sEED.-we quote tho wagon
=, 10y NS - 30, ana The Store price
al = a. rs per bushel
fLAA sEED-Has declined a shade. We
now quote from wagons at 81 37i, aud from
stores at 81 So per bu,hel.
oAI>-Ha'e come IN more freely by wa
son' and the supply i. now equal to the de.
mand' We quote the store price at SIS 81
ceri.-dull
bACoN.-We motto q sale Of new, Balti-
more cured MddlIngs at l2i cents Some
lots OF new Western Bacon have reached the
market, but We have heard Of no transaction.
1T i held nj l2 cents for assorted.
IALLOW-ls scarce aud wanted.
"HiskEf-The wagon price OF barrels i,
81 cents per gallon, exclusive of the barrel
fLAsTER.--Retail price 10 wagoners, SC
TO Sc 50.
ALEXANDRIA,, Frs
LoUR.-We continue our quotation Of 10
dollars as the wagon price-occasion,Ily
lew cents more are paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
DIED,

Al the City Hotel, Frederick, Md, on The
lst instant, Mrs. MARY +. Byrd, wife Of John
w Byrd, Esq. and daughter of the late Ma.
thew Page. Of Anuhcid. Clarke County, Va
IA The 23d year of her age. Mir aud Mr.,
B,rd were on their way 10 Philadelphia. in
The hope OF medical assistance from the erni.
neht faculty Of that city, in STAYING the pro-
gress OF her pulmonary disease, when she wa,
here afflicted 10y severe hemorrhag- Of the
lungs. which made her victim at a distance
from her friends, TO be "by strangers honor,d
and by strangers mourned. ~ Frsdsyiekiorn
Herald
Ia Georgetown, ID. C., on Saturday the 9Th
INST, alter lingering illness, Mrs. JAsE a.
eE'Lt' "he OF William ID. BealI. Esq, and
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
x. NJ WHITNEY.
-honday, Injury 80. 1881.
Cor'PoHdsHss Of ne Bsiinsr, Cb,spi,g
w aaufssfwrs4 T.h A. 80

Co'r''PoHdsHss Of ne Bsiiinsrs Ckrsni,l,.
w.'m~eTos Feb lm is17
Mr. Walkers Land Bill could M,
survive the dissection il has undergone
for 20 long q time. This thing Of
shredS and patches was to-day voted
TO be re-commi.ted TO the Committee
on Public Lands-whence ITS mutila,od
form will no, arse again in a hurry. I
can asure you After the vote A. 10
us re-oommltment was taken. Calhoun
roe and strongly expressed b., decid.
ed opPosiiion 10 The measure. in what
ever shape It might be presented.
In the House. this being the day fo,
PnVa's bills. nothing at ali occurred In
thh legislative branch until late hour
when the Hall suddenly became the
scene OF much excitement when NJ,
iIey'on Of Tennessee rose and begged
lea'e Of the House to make a statement
Ai'er some opposition the House grant.
co him permission To state what ne
had 70 say. After some significant re-.
marx hr. Peyton read from an.
1Iooe an extract copied out Of the New
FORK American, which paper having
gwen The statement made by II. M
Wh'tney ia regard TO the scene which
Took place between him and Mr.. Pew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
Trustees Sale.

virtue of Deed Of Trust executed a.
me subscriber on the 10th day of Feb.
rusry, 1888. aud duly rec orded ~ The CIerk,,
once ~ Jefferson County Court, b, Ran.
uolph Lock, for the purpose Of securing the
symeht OF certain debts IN said deed men.
toned, will otter for sale. on Tr,d,, al.
24't day OF ths month. before Carter. lilo.
"' VA ,h'rIestoAn, all the right, title, int.
res'' elaim aud demand. whether IN Law ar
!" Equity, Of the said Lock, IN aud 10 th,
real estate Of John Lock. scn'r, deceased
sa'a interest being sn undivided fourteenth
part OF sad real estate Partition Ia, s,nr.
been made Of the ssid real estste a pI,t n,
winch - HE'D IN the clerks Office Of The
ana county, aud which will be shewn on
the day ofssle.
TERss--Ca.h.
Such title to be conveyed to the purcha.
ser As Is vested in the Trustee.
Feb. Q. 1897. ''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
.VOficr.

NDW ARD T.. COOKE aud PHILIP p
- 4 COOht having foru,eJ professional coz
"cN'u", ~ill practice "a the Court. uI I.a- .,d
'hsnesrN "a fRIbtaiCA and JETFLHsnx eou,.-
tees l.. l.. tOoHL viii. moreover, su,nd ia,
S"lc""t Courts ~ CLARKE and iIANrSaiRt
'hrN have undertaken. Nth the I'D .nd co.
operation Il John u. Cooke. e. attcnd aud close
"s hI'inr's IA the court, of Fred,risk Jef!,1.ou.
aud Hampshire court,r.
NiI,icst cr. Jan 10 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
Public sale.


HNhE Heirs OF wILLIEA TArE. ESQ de.
- ceased, will sell at public auction. 4,
the late residence OF the deceased. n.a,
CharlestoSh on Friday the 2iiA day Of F.b,u.
sy, 1887,
A quantity ofwhest and Rye IN the ground
Timothy end clover Hay,
Wagons, Ploughs, HarroWs,
And great variety OF Farming Utensils.
ToCEInEA WITH
Horses, milch Cows stock Cattle
THIRTY hive or forty Hogs,
And 81 sheep, a cross Of the Merino and
Barbary,
Also, Blscksmith's and Carpenter Tool,
aud many other articles.
They Will also sell, at the Hotel Of l. n
carter, IN Chsrlesiown, on Monday .ki1kt
the 2Oth instant, the LIBRARY OF the
said William Tate, Consisting OF number
OF valuable LAW BOOKS, and . yars-
OF miscellaneous orks
Tor sums Of five dollars and under. cash
10 hand Will DO required; for all larger
sums, nine months credit will be allowed
purchasers To give bonds with approved Sc
curly. No property To be removed until the
Term, OF the sale shall be complied with.
Feb. ., 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
SssstekHefd Ltbru,.u

T'HE above Library ~ill be sold at public
sale Tor eash, On Saturday the lsii in,t
(sseres'y u consists Of . number Of , .lu.
aoIe works. all new aud un,uliied.
The sale will commence Of three O'Clock
p. NJ
All persons having Books belonging 10 IN,
Library are requested TO deliver them "a
incS., rinstHtAKE, before the day Of sale
Feb. y, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
Land for Rcuf.

WILL rehi, to the highest bidder, for a
moHied rent. on Saturday the ith Of Pc.
ornsry next. the balance Of the FARM h,.
longing To the heirs Of Henry uebn., deed.
~h'eh includes all the farm, but one field OF
thirs acres, already rented,) for one wear
IRON The lst oi March next. The renting 10
take place OF the farm, one mile south a,
. oAfiesto~n, OF o'clock =. NJ, when Ia,
terms Will be made known by
CHARLES q. STEWART.
.fetns for the hans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
GENERAL INTRLLIGENCE.


we md the following anecdote, in compa-
ny with some other news from Washington
10 The Boston Advocate. whose Editor Is a,
present ON visit to this ciiy:-f.Naf. Int.
THE ExPUNGING PEN.-A little
anecdote Is related at Washington.
which is worth recording. The night
The expunging resolution was carried
into effect IN the Senate, Mr.. BENTON.
the persevering mover of that measure
sent 10 he President tie pen used 6vfhe
Clerk ofthe Senate. in drawing around
and across the black lines, and writing
The words "Expunged by order of the
Senate II was a new pen that had
never been used for any other purpose.
The President received il with much
pleasure, and informed Mr.. b. TINT he
should Freserre IL pAile he Tired. and af
ms death 6equeaM IL 10 Mr.. Benton as n
"'"" " MS IcgdIu. IL