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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
A MAN or PROPERTY.


young man unce requested lawyer
recommend him Ia family where he sn
q daily slsiicr, and where there WINS hsns
some daughter, Who was TO have la'g
fortune. The lawyer agreed, bot the 81
cr Of the young lady asked what prpes'
The young mau had. The lawyer sald =
dad not exactly know, bat would loqof'-
The next time he saw his young friend, =
asked him II he had any property at OIL
No, replied he.
Well, SAID the lawyer. "would ~
suffer any man to cut of your nose, q =
should give YOU S20,0OOT
Not Tor the world" replied the yoo';'
man.
Very we'll" returned the lnsycr, =
have reason for asking"
Tho neSt time he saw the girls aIh'''
he said" have inquired into the yoaas
man circumstances be- has indeed 10 re-
dy money, bat he has a Jesscl, for WHICH =
my certain knowledge, he has been offers
and refused $50, 900"
This induced the old man 10 consent Y
the marriage, which accordingly took plle''
though II "a SAID "a tho sequel, he o'''
shook his head when be thought Of the Jc's.
Singular Stratdgcm. THE imporfa''~
OF eggs from France TO England has 10y
been source Of profit, but We have seen ?
London paper an account TO lncrease ~
emolument of the business 10 considers
extent A basket Of French eggs had 0''
selzed at Dover, among which we're Ia's'
number Of ivory, exactly initiating the -
eggs, aud containing very rich and eqe'
sive foreign lace. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
SIMMER ssessbss&.

DN the Tally lIo, from Liverpool TO City Point
ID Va, VIC are in receipt oil a portion OF our I'M
portationoi Spring and Summer Dry Goods, consist
inc of
1T uudrcsscd PLAID aud Striped Cling hams,
8 and II common 10 very fine brown Linens,
Birds Eye Diaper, Gall l.inrn)
IL 4 and l2-.l fine aud extra fine Linen Shcetng,
Superor Bleached Drill for Plantations,
Extra fine aud handsome figured Marsellles,
English SILK HOSIERY Ribbed aud PLAN, r'gAVpertot,
Plaid and Striped Fancy DnlIlor Pantaoons,
Check ed Nusns, Jaconets and Cambrcs'
bale assorted Patent Thread, No 2to 10, roY Gooa'
Which with our very large and desirable stock oi
Goods before OH hand, offer prices 10 suit the
times Those in want of Goods OF superior quality
will call At JAMES c. HI NJ &Co's.,
II the Old iniiaa Queen
Inn Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
Ee1s. -. he. FISHER.

4 1 mans, Wards, Road, Campbell county, offers
his services in the different branches of his probes
sion to the citizens of that vicinity, and tie adjacent
parts OF Plttsyvana.
July u On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
EeSEfGS ESEs3s.s.s.rvt,s.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.


/ hN Tie packet ship Roscoe. ant Dfl5f.n ~, H.,
received loudou papers 10 June I'd md ,,,,,,,,i
10 tue 2iih mel u>Re. Gun previous due. finn, |
'1' ""l were to the 18th, aud trem London Ia III,
.n,
-" T'P'tN 'r hlled with dorum' ITS iip proceed
SN '"uh'c''d with the disease al tie kmr Tie in
'"' "' ms remains "a> 10 take place on the 9Th III
10y ron Nv" ct tlnee day previous. the bod, Wis
:" ne III state At Windsor The Count went INTO
""''"'"E "n the I'd, aud the gtuttal mourning vas
70 n""n'Hrt GA the 9Th.
'"'tNS ltI"iIa was proclaimed Queen on the
-"''' ana ON the u the oatls o allegiance were Ia
N'"oN tue w" Houses Of Parliament. Al Times
"Pi''''" !" ne proceeding quietly aud public mum
's''"U~ CT loyalty to the lew Sovereign ur,e every
why're "rP'9\'"
:, N'"S I'' o''h received nom Ncw \ arh, hN The
Nom'Ioi To IUnr 2d.
'"''' IL" ntrn Three tn"le failures III liverpool OF
/ mousse t"nnc'lrd with llIr American tade
Atth' court OF hrnsrneton the 2olh DAY ot lnne,
100" present. The queens most excellent majesty in
t""",I'
'''' N'J'N' n'ins llils day prescott III council, Vas
P'rrI'" to make tine following dcelaH.on. VIZ:
Nv N'N'' "'u '''n'lil@ loss "nfh the nation JAS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
eiX.ATsHN AEaS.N.

yu,IlE public IS respectfully not flied that
nation of the pupils OF the SALa.f; AEib-
Euy (aboui seventy IN nunber,) will be held ON
FRIDAY the Iih day oil August next. Parents.
Guardians the Rev Clergy, and the public generally
are invited to attend
The next session othis institution. which has been
9, successfully and satisfactorily managed by Mr..
and Mss Reeve, for the proceeding three sessions
v,ll be commenced on Nondav the / I'll of Scptcm-
Der next. iiii. h1 : Ef.N.
Jul,l w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
hereby given, that Robert b. Shelton is not ari-
- 'horzcd TO settle o, receive any debts monies
Ne t0e Estate of my deceased husband, Abram Il
''oI'n' SARAH l.. NORTH.
July Il IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03
rEOCLAMATION OF HER MAJESTY

On "Wednesday morning. June 21st. II ten o'clock,
hcr majesty proceeded from hensuglon 81
JomcS's Palace. In the carriage with hrl majesty
WAS hcr august mother, and then courage MS PIE
coded 10y several members oil the honschold III two
other carriages. Her majesty aud tie Dulehe.s Of
Kent appeared N deep mournlng, and thrir ailre
was Of the pIunrst description. Tie koNal infN
WIS escorted bN a>QuadIou ot lhr tnst Lite Guald>
and the Blues. Her majesty WIS ieceRtllbz the as
>rmblrd crowds OF hen pco lie with THE mosi affection
ate demonstrations OF IoNaty and respect II fher
arrival u 81. uc>'s, the rent viii shouts Of
=" Lung 1--we The Quccu!' aud her majesty aesnow-
lodged these sentiments oi attachment by giacc-
lully bowling ~, she passed along. lIcr majesty
looked IN good health, but somewhat pal'l dian usu-
al.
Attruocloch, the hour fixed tor ihe ceremonial
of hrr majc~tls proclamation ii 81 lsnp>.s, all tie
courts Of NE Palace well Is Ill tie approaches
ltaud towards Charlne-rrosS. and Tie "hoie route
I'll III" procession, were crowded 10 sNce>z. Many
OF thu~c present Appeared in mourning In the fit
line at spectators were ubsrit ed nauN members o pa
harut. aud among them Mr.. O'C ouucIl. WHO cNel-
cscd hi~ powerful lungs to very Great ecelln haIlna
his ucw sovereign.
Precisely -, quarter past ten preparatory hustle
IN TIA" rooms ct the palace which looked liz
Court yard announced the approach ot the sovereign.
and her majesty, Who was atrel III YER, deep mourn
NY, and who was supported tlaouel tbs me
monN hy the presence OF her mother AMI otbei rn>al
relatives, appeared At the window, aud thuudcis Of
acclam1iiou> and shouts OF " Long live the 1ucrni'
:" Long live Queen Victoria - the gentlemen WAVING
lhcu bats, the Ladies' their hanIhrrclIei, aud all
iolujug IN the most cordial aud heartfelt Cheering
On her approach to the windo" her majesty WIS lc.
coiupauod by her illu>Wous mother, bl tie Mar
gus of LausdoWne and Other distinguished person.
agc~.
Her majesty had to acknowledge ii ast a dozen
times the spontaneous acclanallon> 81 her people.
and was evidently very much affected BY Tn Hearty
conortuatIon, OF all ON whom hrte>e rested rs >hc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03

"a T. Ed on Butialoe River, III the county oi
Nnhei>l' ID miles from the Cout House ~
miles from. Lexington, and - ncs from lynch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-03

o,ess Tue royal Princess Ncto,'a"th lons audi happy
Years Ia tcigu over us. -
"N,o At the Count OF kcu>mgtoo tins 9th IL.
81 '"n'' Que thousand eight hundred aud lllprl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
DIED,


In this village, Sunday the i7sh instant, Of the
Typhus Fever, CHARLrs, son OF The lion. RoB.
EgT PiEnfoIsT, Of the bge Of IL years The deceased
was a member Of the Senior Class in Niddebury Col
lege, Of high standing scholar, greatly respected as
membeT Of the institution, and beloved eompan-
ion His talents modes, worth and purity ofcbsraeter
every way gave PROMISE IT ever youth did so Of full
filling the erDsciafon Of friends, gratifying fathers
heart and filing to the full a mothers joy.
la Piiisford, the I3,h inst Mrs MeTanda, w.ta6i
NT Levi Lincoln aged 80.
In West ioullney, Cd inst Edwin Cuuan, only bon
of william Wheeler, in the 18Th year Of his age.
Ia Last P9ullBey, Sd inst. after lingering illness
widow Sally Sexton late Of Bradford VI in the iith
year Of her sge-PriHteIs IN the Eastern part # hi'
state requested Se.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

81 iswct pres-.d hs melton 10 ret the Tsii,sn
Mr. Aesn- called zoe the yeas and nsys
1he Home ftsl-~.dcd The cali and hr vote ''ccd
" ioilnws lis rafoa ~ trcrivtss THt 'trtrtos,
oss nrsp.tn ASH 'orrr.rt,t Aaassr Hrotiviss
THs rNrufus rfrTV.Sist
Mr "lse then msv.d ,hA, the petition se lad the
VII Adam, pr,.-nted stiil another G,u " Vice ~.
newcd his former motion. ard begged Nj Adam. 10
prcsrnt his petitions ell Together
Mr. Adams replied jhsi he should thst be eonld
noi--that hr owed duty 20 hi. constituents aud his
country vhsh forbid bim Another petition wss ihsfe
tore prrscuted
Mf Wis. with sumo sHoitsuent. renewed his
ton 10 lay the table, and said he ushrd hs rolon
tn stand forever brfoTe the iousr hecauss he
was determined 10 fight the question a, every step
Mr. Adams said that the prttion he had Iast present
81 Of different character than any that had bcsu
presented lit referred To the irri0r',s and no, 10 the
District OF Columbia, snd he would therefore call 'ot
tho yeas and nays upon the pctitsn.
Mr. Wise motion 90 lay Mf ADAMS petition upon
the sbe praying for the abolition OF slavery, no, ia the
District Of Columbia but IN the slave holding terrific
fiss,--was carried by yeas and nays, III 10 - NJ
Adams presented no more petitions. bat reserved hi'
strength for TO morrow when, - learn there VIII be
another in Affios. The HOUSE continued IN ses'
SION until three 2 VI and only reached Delcwhfs IN
the reception Of petitions.
ss-.rp-w edns.day Dee. IA tTbi. body !. now
ull with the reception Of Messrs Webster, Calhoun
lrsston, and Nicholas These gentlemen had not ar
red
ivste petitions presented and referred and several
unhportant bill. introduced
MI Prenuss introduced resolution 10 inquire into
the erP'aeucy of es,ablishinga Pension dice at Mont
pelier
Horsr-Th House to-day was partly taken up with
little spsrrns between Mr. Fletcher Of Mass. and Nj
Cambreleng d N. York, and some other gentlemen
which resulted the declenon Of Mr. r from serving
any longer the committee Of Ways and Means.
Mr. Adams hsdup hrs favorite subjee, Of the RICH, o
retitionng which occupied the House some ume-th'
est of the proceedings usimpor,snt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

ne. ,n,v,, ard ssnser iu oren violation OF ihe
bn'sn' % between ibe United s,s'es and U.
10. Roo.
sosefeisn CONTEMPT we view with the most 1
fiiy snd honor OF onr .sec,icn upon the inicg-
|Neruof of LoSet Cnnsds o. .r.c,ioed By the Go.
.,nding he p,ocl.o,siion Of i,.f hi, minions in
l,e,y of certain individuals under IT,, for the de-.
lppr government aud that COR citizens -ncttun &C
IsIehsnac blood and the rights Of ,nsn Tor gol TO
IL. Re,olrcd. Tbs, We have no, Appfeeis,,
bic liberties. the blood bought privileges We enjoy
|,be home bred rghIs. tie FIRE sitc privileges en-
|,syed in every house, cottage and cBbn through
%, 10 . GLORIOUS Republic.
The meeting was addressed in very eloquen
10 I'd appropriate manner by number Of genlleme
o escn, snd the spin, of'76 w,s plainly visible.
On mailon voted that the proceedings Of thi
,eetinr be Published in The ftsokhn Messenger.
Toied Thst q committee, Of three be sppoIn,e
a send on n the Governor 10 distribute arms froa
Dc sr'ensl al Vergennes among the northern town
Their security and defence
Al James Fisk, n. l.. hi'emore and Tmo'h
oster Esqs.. were appointed said committee.
~ Signed in behalf and by orocr
~ or fsid meeting by
JAMES FISK.
Chairman.
n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Aonday. Decem Der ! l

Al Market 575 Beef Cattle, 2O0 Stores, 2000 Sheep,
and 100 Swine.
PRIcrs-Bed Cduis We quote oItrs al 81 %, lot
quaity at S. - 49, I'd do - so 90, I'd do 81 %
and - %
S0r,s Y-arlings o a 10, Two year olds els 20,
Three year olds SEQ p
ShssS Sale. QUICK Lots a, 81 70, %, 2 o., IL,
225, 81, and 81 30
Sssind, Lots to peddle taken al 7 ~ and 10
lot 70 retail aud 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
New York MaTket--Dec. o.

PRovnIoH-1bsr, IL u good business generally and
beef is higher. County msss, Is 30 si4 city Prms
So and country 10 -; Pork also 10 better Oid
lard IS plenty al 10 10 -2cts aud in brisk de
insnd Of II II Pets Butter gets rather beusr, and
cheese goes freely at steady prices
Morn q EIcHssGEs-Monsy - plenty but salts
yety Considerable increase Of confidence EufoPson
exchange fell very much.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
VI ttRIED,

In ShsI5urne, by Benjamin Msxham, Mr. Benjsmin
Jenkins Of liar,snd to Miss Abigail odgeman Of sber
burne.-Also, by the same The 7th inst Mr. Noah
Brown Of Eden Lamolle Co, 10 Miss Louisa A. vii.
lisms Of the former place.
In Bennington, 3Oth ut Mr. Stebbns Wslbridge Esq
10 Miss Fanny Wslbridge, all Of B-Aso Mr. Rensela-
er Ford TO Miss Betsy Waste, both of North Benning
ton.
In Pownnl, 18th ult Mr. Gates kwood 10 Miss
Ruhema Grover. of Pownal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
POSTSCRIpT.

By his Mornings Ma,i-wc have the New York pa
pers TO Saturday, and Washington to Friday The
Correspondent of the journal Of Commerce Of the l4h
says tho Senate continued in day till
three O'Clock, having disposed Of an immense amount
of private business (Which however, is wholly unin.er
estlng) and then adjourned over to Monday. The Re
lief Squadron Bill Is, this established the law Of
the land having passed both Houses, with the less,
ossib- delay
We have no room for the proceedings Of the House
to-day Nothing very interesting however was trans
acted
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

TnE CANADA WAR We should Judge from the ru-
mors saoa, and from newspapers aud other intelligence
that the Canadian had got to be Vermont Border
War-ln addition to the proceedings in Swantop and
st. Adams, we understand similar movements had la
ken place al Vergennes and great e1cenen existed
even in Middlebury, on Friday and Saturday last.
Gen Bro,cn there and had been arrested on CT.
vii debt. II rumored however, that il was plan
Of the TO take and smuggle him back 10 Mont
real
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

deiraud ihe Ssat, though Mr. l.. .llcge. a. We on.
des,,n5, the, h., .bleot U.S. oui, 10 remove the
fund.- 10 . .Afc place of depasi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
ME CANADA w AR---interference of the Cit
irens Of the United States--Govcrhor's
Procla nation, &c.
Chairman,

y y w
irens OF the United siates--t;ovcrnor's
Proclamation, &c.
A. might have been expected, the citizens OF the U
Oh the borders Of the disturbed Province Of the
British ns,ion are manif.s,ing deep in,eres, in the
,ruggle aud taking sdes-some for the Patriots or
ahe "sons OF Liberty as they call themselves, and
Lome for the Royaliss, Tories The former, 1t has
Been spprehendcd carrying their Partialiies little
far for the citizens of nation with whom we are on
terms Of peace and am,y, that is,thcy are charged
Nv ith putting on too much the character of begerep
h the war Our readers will judge Of this by referring
u of their proceeding, in another part OF this pa
Der The Governor Of tn. state it seems Is impressed
in this view of the matter, By hi, Proclamation, which
anne rcd and of the good and loyal citizens Of
arlington who il would seem, from long address 10
e Governor, on the subject, which has come to hand
an Extra from the Burlington Free Press Oice are
rsauy disturbed al the movements OF the people
D. our side of the lines, for fear they may afford some
aid and comfort TO the Patriots. We should publish
his letter If we had abundance of room, although
BE do not exactly coincide with some OF the doctrines
Embraced it, The address is signed by Mesrs Charles
kd,ms Geo. p Marsh, Timothy Folle,t II J. Brad.
y John Peck, J. II. Peck, Joseph Marsh, John Vince
y, James Marsh, c. Goodneh, A. W. Barnam, and a
lumber others.
II We here subj ,n the Governor Proclamation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
Foreign.


NV loEE Dec. IL.
Late iron, Fraaof. BY ibe Packet ,hip Ct,cs.
Csp,. Pen ~e have received French papers 10 Oct.
25th.
The meas Of the taking u Constantine by the
French. which hss already been announced through
our columns by sduccs received Wa Malaga, is con
drmed. The following brief statement # The sf-
far from Gslhgnap,'s Messenger.
TAKING OF coNsrANTlA.
MEssESerG OInoR. . O'Clock.
We stop The Press TO annancc this nrw 'uGmph
Of the French arms We lament 10 ado that Il
has bcen purchased by the lie OF General Dante-
mont, aud considerable loss ON the part oi he
bcscigius force. The cannon uf the iufstds are
/ nov itiuE IN honor Of the cveit. The following
I Is the bu'ictn posied at the Erhtnge -
4 "T.i.s..raie Despatth pom 7Vvion Oct. %.
\ CuNTAsTiNA, Oct. 10.
General Nal.ec, TO the Minister Of War and D
i Foreign Affairs.
i "The irl-oolored flag Is floating ia Constantine
\ The army arrived before the wShs he 26th; tht
batteries were opened on the lth, md the bresc
/ was practicable on the l2th. The ermy begar
the assault this morning with the utmost Drawer,
aud Complete success. The enemy made vigor-
Gus resistance, which was glorousy tlumphed O
yer by our troops. The King and Army have cx
perienced a severe loss General Damreman wa
killed by q cannon ball as he was repairing 20 tn,
preaching battery. | have replaced him IN th,
command.
by order Of the Director Of the Telegraph,
Lines.
fSigned) 'FLOCON."
Gen. DemreIont had been SO years in the ser
vice. was Aid-de-Camp to Marshal Ragusa in ISL
and in that quality was one Of the signets of tn
Treaty Of Chevllly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

We learn that person said 10 have been con.
nected with lIeDry's bank a private institution at
La Prairie. Lower Canada, and to have pbscondcd
with its funds 10 a considerable amount, wns ar
rested on Sunday evening Mt the Eagle Tavern. IN
this city and tha, the cashier Of the sane bank,
an alleged sccomplice. was arrested near Sandy
Hill, on the sane doy.-AiJany Argus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

Nee Orieans. Dec, 3.--High Prices. At Ma
coguocncs, ie2Es, muir was seiiiug the 4tb ult.
al $40 barrel, and corn at 81 per bushel.
AT the lates, advices from Com Elliot, he quar-
rellihg 18th his cha plain
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

". r.. ECREM EN- r,

+ Afr from FRANCE. ~euii s,tt ee,'es ih'' 10 rs.
IL takta TIE eve, NJ nstrsit' sicfs ~ ihs w
lsEe, where w. intends "IsAing ikhNSu tthVNh
&C. ihs ,s.i,uttou 81 ,ouns c.auemse eel iaiiss N
the fttssh language
Trn o. 90 per quarter.
Mr. istsmsai stepping ~ thsiisr Me-"
ss,oe', where ~he Bsy ssh g. ceusui, hun ~ h'
sshise, ~,l hud him
Ruilsni. Dec ", 1851. 3.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
BOOK BINDING.
MEGA Y. COLLINS.

I ATE ofNTw. yoRK. ha. -eomnenced the business
- Of BOOK BINDING, in RUTLAND Es,,
Village, IN tie room ioraery occupied Dndsry
the HERALD OrTioE building, and Is ready TO -.
ceive oil kinds of work 10 the shove limo Of business,
which will be done nj tie shortest notice aud The mott
reasonable terms.
Rutlsnj, Nov. ~, 1897 an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
E sfrO u.

(NANE into the enclosure Of the subscfhrr, IN or
~ bout the 93J day OF Nov. last, red COW with
white face, and mark 90 the len hip the uu-
qpesioj TO prove property pay charges and take her
way.
ANDREW HORTON
Mount Holly dec, IS, 1887. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19
C.4.v.lD.1 VIEWS.
FRANKLIN MESSENGER

a Uteky Nswpaper pubiishsd trery Ihu,'ddy
ming, al 81 .9lJan,, Franklin County psSmsnL
INRoM our local stnstiou we hope TO lie nhe 10
yey intelligence II the situation 81 affair. Cana
la AT us early date us perhsr. can be obsnJd fr,m
ny other quarter We have daily report, from travel
ers and also the benefit Of exchange paper from Mont
real and other part. of the Province which, however
seldom conceive can give information only As wrte
ceive IT. and we caution our patrons not To put too
much reliance upon the intelligence VIC rec i've. a.
ports have been often ooptadctcd and proved with
out foundation, that find ourselves 10 relation 10
ny Of those hear doubt and tsiny We shall
however, far Ms lies in our power endesvor TO get
the truth and communicate the same 10 readers
object very desirable under the present state Of
excitement. We cannot depend upon any thing by way
Of private corr, sponlence from tho proviic,, tho
Mails unjergoa critical examination nj the iins,.
We shall issue extra slips with despatch AZ ofloa M q.
ny thing Of importance reaches Us.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-19

COrre.pondenes Of the Nee I0'k Daily EHPre"
w.sHlSGroS December ~.
Numerous PETITIONS we're presented at the
o,ening of the senAte Chamber pray ing among other
,h,no. ayainst the annexation Of Texas.
Pensions
Nr Tsllmadge introduced resolution which was a
- ,nthor,aiug pensiSns To be bestowed upon tie
dov. and orphans otir soldiers IN the revolutionary
,x.r not outstanding they might have Married alter
the war.
.7A,<rsiioa Of Tezas.
uor,,Pet,,ions were in order and the presentation
-, ,,,,h ,l.ioe ssd went on 10 Massachusetts with
- ;n,s,,n,t,on or lebstr. MIR Adams with Pe,i
-, ron, iv,nty thousand petitioners, and moved their
.C.,snc. 10 In. committee ON the District Of Colum
tis. -. o.. .,;,
be laid upon the table -, =,
"A, aa.us cAlkd for the yeas and nays, which call
"a, ,,,oonasd ie By the House, and decided As iol-
lows ,,,,,isy on the table Iyil
." 20
Al, Adams fcllowed with another petition from $40
e,,on, against slavery and the slave trade 20 The DIS
Incl Of COLUMBIA.
A, Wise moved To lay the petition on the table
III, uouse rira roes deeicsd IA the shfmsuFs
a. Adams following with another from PsnhsylEs
i. pr.ying the sboon Of slavery IN the Disinsl o.
NJ, Lswlsr, Of AlsbsEns, moved that The petition b.
~, ,ec.i.eo Nj Underwood, 81 keniers!, inquired
~b.,, the psitiosers iirse Mr. T. answered IN sen'
cega,y "a fsan'yl'sssi.
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