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Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
$50 acres OF Grse rate LAND,
xy,c i surpassed by few il Kentucky iii It's local stua-
" - q. ALSO, the
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

CONSISTING of Manufacturing Grst Sili with two par OF
f;u Stones-Sav Sill and :he lot OF ground De-
onrny 70 said MILL together win ali the hxsuEe tnereuh'o
belonging. -a,
- ,,ro .,-ae The first payment OF one
fourth Whole amount TO be PAID on tne hfs' hay o"
Mach Is3o and the balance three equal annual pay
msn,s will = sven immediately, Of
the mill propay par: of the farm II desired, ana '
whole OF the first day of March next
All of the will be shown 70 any per
con sh;,q 10 nu-chase bv Charles T. Garrard living
,a nremise Bond ana also approved secu5y VIII De
.o,i-aa Titles isdaputable, made upon
the navnent purchase money Ped'grees oi STOCK
will he given of sale Sale TO commence al hine
O'Clock and continue day 10 day until eohpetsu'
~ ' EXECUTORS.
39-4t
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
MORRISON & TYI.OR
O" -uais bsslreen Rari and Nsnf sf,eets. !. ~
nese brick btaljiax,

ace SF1rK 0tnhosag,
AVE purchased of REiD a Scorr 49,.
i stock of GOODS, embracing n Ian. ~ =. -
sortHssns of fSEASONABiE MERCH ANDISas -
in part OF blue, black, olive, brown, aaAl.a
steel, draa. and snnsf colored Cloths; black ~ N
cable ribbed. and Victoria stripe Cashmere ana =.
10 in. black sros De Rbiss, hlsrk ltalssn, s,u., -
Pou de sni, and figured sros de Naples Saas. Ga
Satin; pink, white. and hlue do: black Mode.
rie'y of hne Boans, ,rimmins-, Pongee., Frsaea -
zines, plain and figured siik velvet, siik, sata
lencia, and Marssies Vesti igs: super olive hr-fA
blue Summer Cloth; hrown and greea Prinee,.,. -
lawn muslin and brick French and pain,<s c.
French. British, and American prints brosn bl-.-7s
coored mas,s: and variety OF cotton Sammer c.
general assorsnrn, of hn- silk Tasrsn Greraa
lsh straw hoaae:s; Gentieae as boots. shoes .a~a
Ladies' hid. morocco seal, and prunri.a shoes -
pers. Also n heavy stock OF Grocefies, laeea..,
Hardware. \ large po ton of these soofs wer, -
Gently purchased and selected with srea, care In A
ket, therefore feel confident in assuring thu naAa
shall be enabled to sell them good merrAs,s. =
; reasonable seTns any person in the - =
Try Us. JAMES MoRRfAnT
ELIJAH TYLORss
eth mo ioth. ieSe. H
fc-fo my old customers, l would say. shaa -.
acquainted with f.. Iyio-. OF the persons Nh, -
Interest in the Store lately sold have every -ss
in his honesty and integrity. The other JAIME, Mo-
have particular acqas intance with, but fc.. -
acquaintance have. would recommend him m =. n.
cusiome-s. as an honest and punctua nan he i. -.
to Robert MoFrisson, of this p'scc. pANIFT pfT~
Richmond. Angus, Isth lSas
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
MANUFACTURING.

THE Subscriber wishes inform the public tha ne
located himself in Richmond, Wayne CO., indiana ~
Jr.Ss. CAssNErrs, Ll>sEYs, FLANNELs, &c. tie VIII
on the shares stipulated price per yafd,
- -, rs .,s,ouers hast Various kinds of country
weaving will be done e hand quantity OF JEANS,
and F1ANNELs which will sell low for CASH,
or exchange for WOOL. IHoMA1 n go,
Rs,idenre on Front street, the PAbl'e Square.
Nav 10. 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting Hogs from rnn-
ming at large in the Borough of Richmond.

ming at large IN the bOTOu9h OF IsiCHWo""'
SECTION l. o ordained the Bu-gesses and Borough
Council of ho Borough Richmond, that :he public con-
safety requires that hogs SWINE o every SIZE
aad prohibited from running at large WITHIN
the streets, anss, alleys and commons, within this Borough
10 suffer hogs swine large, the same DC
ing hereby declared nuisance.
SEC q That any such hogs swine shall oe inuhd IN
anes alleys, commons OF This Boiopso
il shall be duty High Constable cause such hoss
be taken and impounded, ana SOLO 10 the
highest bdde within three days after being so lponheo,
ing and place of such sale to De pro-
claimed through and published i'll handos ana
nav over Treasurer Borough the amount re-
from such eale after the necessary expenses
Pror,ded however, that if shall al tina pre-
vious the day of sale, to tbs satisfaction OF e
High tha. of the said hogs 40 inn
pounded belongs said claimant, he shall be allowed to
lake same payn High Constable fifty cents for
hog inn rouade and advertised for sale
g. That il person, persons shall resist IN any
the Hgh Constable, persons by ann e-
poyed, taking inpoundng hogs swine under
this ordinance shall b-eak open inc
pound, shall let hogs swine attsr beng 20 nm
pounded. persoa offending, conviction thereof
rsl Burgess SHALL for such offence. forfeit N
exceeding ten, less than five dollars
with costs of prosecution.
SEC t. Tha, he duty of the High Constable
keap of the number of hogs
swim, taken ups mpounded, and sold under this ord
price which they sold, md the expenses
nandipg the sae the said shall be filed with the
Borough Clerk, within week, and tina day the
exhibited thereon shall be paid into the Borough
Treasury.
j. w. GREEN First Burgess.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
Just Receirfd,

Just KeceiCfd,
NEW AND FRESH GOODS-selec'ed with great
care at the East and adapted tn. calls o the COM
fnun,y and the comprising Fancy Foreign ana
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCkEHf :,
The subscriber acknowledges his sare OF patronage
received from the public and respectfully soc's
a,c. Of the snms to deserve which, efforts shall be
wanting OH his part.
~ B. PEoDucE of all kinds taken in exchange lot
GOODS. JOHN NlLLlAMooN,
NJ E. Corner of Main and F'ont streeH.
RIcuMoND. 5th mo. 2Gth, 1888. 2iu
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

n b. Al! persons indebted The late firm of e. Grover
& Co.. earnestly requested 70 make Immediate pay.
ment. The of The imperously demands
that promp sluuId be make collections az
ON e, Ter thai may be able to meet our Hoes.
We DO hone this notice will attended the case &C.
manis. ~o
TfIORNDERRY, HAYNES & co
p.l.,,s G., Is.b Ia33 81:
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
DIS SOL VHO
New Firm.

THE Subscribers uld respectfully Inform their friends
and the public they have this day formed opartner
ship, une- the name style and hrm OF HUM i,ER.i,
HAYN NES * co. for the purpose of continuing the fonn-
v business. formerly carried by T. Grover Co., fer
sons hereby notified that the said firm OF
burnberTy, itayaes Co, have, agrcement. assned
all the liabilities and dents of the late firm OF h. Grover
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
JOSEPH THoRrE, CLERK
AN ORDINANCE
prepent Nuisances.


SEC L. Be it ordained by the Burgesaes and Borough
Council Borough of Richmond, That If person
psrsos shall suffer psrnt filth. s.agaut water.
or health to be renair
their lot, of lot within this Borough
i, shall sha First Burgess tho same "
be removed expense of the OF the lot OF P
of lot. D.
SEC. 2 Upon inorma ton being given 10 he ri.
of any nuisance described ia the is sections s"
he duty to order in writing to the High Cohs
b,e him notify the or owners q" uch
ot or lots or part thereof such nuisance
either by carrying away, filling such other manner as
inc First may prescribe, within such time as may
by bin be limited i'll such order
SEC. 3 The High Constable shall serve and make re-
turn of such order days from the time he receives H.
which shall be either by written copy delivered 70
the narty or found within the Borough oy post
ing up q copy thereof Oh the premises ~,
SEC Upon noncompliance with the order OF tne ifs'
Burgess within by him limited II shall be Inc
First Burgess such nuisance to os remo
and aba and if il becomes necessary 10 the "
he shall hoows or pools 10 %
filed ur expenses of such removal or abatement
shall be the owners OF such LOT or o's
or mar. of ot be entered duplicate OF the next
wear collected the and SUBJECT 10 tne
same and penalties taxes are collected or SUD-
j.ct to by the laws of the Corporation.
Passed Oct. 2 1888
j. w. GREEN, First Burgess.
TycppE
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
STGAD D1SIN7Eo
Cooking Stoves & Castings.

TIE subscribe. has made ngements with T. Jones
s. Ca. which will enable him TO keep constantly on nah
variety CASTINGS. consisting of Cooking Stores Crd'iE
Gudeons. Spur and Beral Gearing Rag IoHs II na'ro
Plough .Wole,, Wagon Bores, Fan Rigging, &c &c: Mi
of sold Foundry prices anf WARRANTED
All orders ef, with him will be promptly attended 90
,,h mo I4,h 1877 (23tO E. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

EAE.s lGE1C.gs
VAR WIN b. SMITH, respectfully spcits all those
indebted him for longer period than one year. t"
call and sete-the from those OF later date VIII not
be refused. ~
f-rImperatve necessity has prompted this Dun, ana
the hopes twill be punctuaiiy attended to-
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

Needing & TOoth.Drawing, by John so"hIaih,
Who solic,s share of patronage from the public ana
-l he prepered to them at Their own hones OF a,
his on the ~ est side Marion near the Richmond
Hotel.
Richmond, Sept. ,, 1897
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

(E- Price $40.
A ug1st 18Th. 1885 '--'n
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
Wood and Iron Turning.
To ,r,ho,npsonian Doctors.

rYuE .uhscrih.rs have hand a lot of superior ft'-
TANIC MEDICINES, which they would m invite
YOUR attention. - i. hE1D y ~.
Richmond, June %, 1888. "a"
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

Muncsy,own, Sept. %, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
" approved Depsrhes.-
To give q pesry whitenea 10 the teeth,
r. eshance the chsrms ard beauty ~ the meuth,
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the breath,
Is an attainment long devestly wished,
Though ne'er TN kcw effectively achieved
The fDrris Tooth Paste happily inssrcs
Thls murh desired result 90 viii ~ use,
With premp,nsss srs high sat msctip, prove. =,
teeth, rsrnoving and preventing every sppesssce OF
tsrtsr givsg h~r, clear snd pesrv whnsns~ I'M
proves the Color OF lips gums, rrd gives additional
bespv y, he ss~s ~~s~I OF the rnouthby Us slnectne
rropees IA greatly tends the teeh trom decay
and also that peculiar and fragrant ~ the
breath Tor which the Oris Root Justly and extensively
M C HART, No i7s Brosdway,
.et.v corner OF Courtlsnd ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

MELANCHOLY AccTDgET.-Yesterday afternoon q
fine little girl eight years old named Elizabeth Megan,
whose parents reside in Market street. was run BY
o. the rail road at the corner OF Grand street
and the Bowery. She was Immediately conveyed to the
Hospital where it deemed expedent to amputate
of her legs below the knee the lower part oft hav
ing been literally crushed to pieces, The lite sufferer
however survived the operation onlya few minutes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

AsorHER.-A young man by the name Of Francis
Courtney clerk in the establishment Of Mr.. H. Wheeler
No. 90 Broadway. went to battle yesterday morning
very early At the bridge leading TO Castle Garden
The strength Of the current probably much greater
than he supposed and he swept of far from land
that he was unable get back and was drowned. Mr..
John McGransgha accompanied Mr. Courtney, and
went into the the same time, but was quite
unable to render him any assistance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

MAYS riLLs-A and speedy care fer certain deti
rsr diseases When takes together he Deergest ~ nst
Ger and the rms az srengtkerer 81 The dseesse ergen
These articles nov universally used Inst any tise
~shsh said N short would sot odd "a
their great reputation Their popularity be judged 81
fron he that 100 600 borss have
osA york phiaaelpk, bes,ou wsshsngtop dur
srs Taose thstaesre secresy nav
nss Of these medicines, b. errey without the e
exposure
nor "a Grant of Henry srd Pike and al Grand q
Harris % Broadway and Chsmber 81 and 81
ltudsor and North Moore SIS; and WIN. n. Hoar,u's
Broadway per bo,te and bon, with iu drecuon
SSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

nENTAL sURGER " and Operative Chemistry re.
suys 70 Mechanical Dentistry In MI Its variety taught by
HINhf VlLLERS M ID. States Dental Surgeon, &c kc.,
Sole Inventor Of the most approved compositions making
The vsr-us Kinds Of eous vtrscest Incsrruptke Mineral
His sicous Diamond Pearl Teeth, and his Diamond Pearl
Teeth are 81 Uncommon besuy snd great strepgthtbe
They are ncorrupbe they change hsr color nor do
tncy abssrb the saliva or Juices Of The
they not cause unpleasant fetd Breath They
car be supplied from entire to corresposd with
the living teeth set and inserted the latest
style of Dental Mechanism His method ~ inserting them
gives the wcser ease combined with all the i'm pt oh
iect 81 the art Their dferest ,rtlrrl
ton and preser,ng the orgi.sl form Of the mouth whou,
tn spn,,or nj ,ho.s d,ss " psnsu orerntona
Of repng the vacancies caused by the loss on The
nal teeth respectfully invited utscrber's hmm an n
sorrupubls Tseh likewise 10 his method and snner o. set.
Dr. H. viiers may be copsu Ited A Lis r..,d.-. an
street, nesr Broadway - 'V
w - crms mooerate-as In Paris myis6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
or NEW OFFICE. a

or NEW OFFICE. ap
PAL BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 24l,
is DIR. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE for the sal,
his justly cele braied and far famed VEGETABIE UNI
VERSAL PILLS" The high puatien OF this exceein me
dcine generally known from the testimony OF many
individuals who have experienced It's sautary e
feci that unnecessary revert to il In this notice but
should be The particular of all who wish 10 obtain the
"GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS" not TO purchase o
individuals in this city who have not certificate OF agen
cy sealed and signed B. BRANDRETH, al. b. mSl-tf
III COUNTERFElTS!!-The man who passes TO bis
neghbo and takas his goods IN return there
for knowing the be counterfeit, is thief robber
swindler anenabe the laws of his country but the
wretch who would put into the hands Of his fellow creature
counterfeit PILL only robs him of his money bat destroys
his consultation and endangers his lite.
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS and remember when you wish 10 obair
the ENUlNE BRANDRETHS PILLS 20 to my regular
appointed agents. whe each ofthem certificate o.
cy sealed and signed by me- b. BRANDRETH, NJ d. to
my own Offices at
No. 24l Broadway
No. 1877 Hudson street,
No. Spruce street, and
BaSl.u No ZIG Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

u NOTICE.-The wholesale business Of Dr.. Brandrehs
principal Office removed his and spacious estsb
lshmeat No al Broadway, where his celebrated "vEGE
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS" may ali times be obtained
In large small all agents desired 70
direct their communications Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETnIAN OFFICE 10
74l Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are
1877 Hudson street,
spruce street, next to Sun Office, and
zig Bowery
N B. For authorised agents. DR. Brandrehs svertise.
observe that all who sell the genuine medicine have
oerlissa,c Of agency sealed and signed.
mSl-tf B. BRANDkETH. N. d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
Congress.

HousK OF REPRESENTATIVES,, June 2.-On motion
Of Mr. Cambreleng the Indian hostility bill, and amend
rncnts made thereto, in Committee of the whole, were
ordered to be printed. Mr. O. explained that he made
the motion Of the confusion that had grown
out Of the msconcepton Of the amendments.
The Speaker laid before the House the following Ex'
ecutive communication
2. The following from the President of the United
States:
WAsnISoTos, May 81, 1888.
TO s House of Representatives. Of tho Uaited States
In compliance with the resolution Of the House OF Re-
representatives. of the 2sth inst regarding the annexation
OF the Republic Of Texas the United States, trans
init report from the Secretary Of State TO whom the
rr.olution was referred M. VAN buren,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

CAnH EA1LQ 4 lNG-y BURKE CO have cys.
vs 9sssss ssIesios. and he sSis sss v....sl O..
g. =
where esssaAsrs fur.i.h sheir ow. sIosA
s,.s Sss:: d. '::::s:
S$: ~. A.. i. sS s.,s,,.., s;$:ls
whole suits made, requested Ii I2hcurs orders from
sess fy :Sss 70 and n'. 'n1 e
s. Broke. IS and g VA. sss
s a in New York or elsewhere.
Wanted, certificates OF deposite on Union Bank Of Taa-
Spanish Dollars.
Spanish Doubloens,
Bank OF England notes.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal notes,
Detroit and other Michigan notes,
Mississippi ana NJ. Orls ans,
Un,ed States and oher Pesssyvsnia money, Virginia
Drafts collected all parts of the United States Canadas
Bills for fs and upwards ALWAYS for SALE Doubtful and
broken bank notes taken al the best rates, a,
ny25 1Sa Broadway, and % Wall st.
NEW YORK Tar rh RSALLS-The proprle.
this establishment wishes inform gentlemen in
strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping on
hand OF carriages and and
Also variety OF horses single and in pairs private
Horses either bought or sold on commission
j. MOORE, Proprietor
446 Broadway.
NJ B. Liberal advances made manufacturers carria
ges left al this establishment for SALE Oh. M.
my23 5,aw2m
SEIxAS, II Cedar st has hand very superior lot Of
- old HAVANA SUGARS.
100000 Noreago in ha quarter eighth and tenth boxes
which are old and high favored, beng manu-.
featured from picked tobacco.
100000 Descempanerens,
se.es0 Rionea,
$4,000 Princ.pf, Of the genuine Noval Tosacco,
SO GOO Regaia Segars of factory at Havana
$4,000 La Norma,
4o,0ae Canones
10000 Princes Ladies' Segars
Also, Trabuco Dosamgos, Peoas, Moreno and Congress
Segar which SUPERIOR that have imported for
years-all for sale wholesale and retail.
N. b. CouRtry merchants would do well by calling
my26imA SEIXAS.
g j. SYLVESTER, $50 Broadway and % Wall ST.
W has connection with any other office either in New
York or elsewhere.
Drafts Ensla for Els upwards; always fer sale.
Collections throughout the United States Canada Eu.
rope, made on the liberal terms
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal money wanted at
s. j. SYLvESTERS,
myas $50 Broadway, and p Wall st
HAVANA SEGAkS.-loo,O0 e Rionda brand
IL $4,000 La Norma brand
20 900 Norrega do
5eeO0 l.. L. do
$4,000 Imperial do
1Oe60 Congress do
2ee00 Priacipc Segars-for sale in lots suit prr.
chasers, by SMITH BELL, los Front street
my38lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

ny pAsay CORNWALL.
In 4 shell spon the sea,
wherefore iieth Infancy r.
ls The world shorcless ocean!
Is our life restless naoton, M2
Nv Ire crave and cradle bounded.
Csst on perilous waves unsounded.
With shy Of tempcsts Ger rs!
And the dark " To coasev before US. @
May we NOT with spirit fine,
PAS the dim horizon line.
Ard soar In the distant blue!
Let as try IL verse be true -MM
Let us ,ry what dreams may bring;
Cherub infant lend thy wing.
Now what see L, First girl,
Small, fair and priceless a. pearl,
Which some Indian diver fndelh
In the darkness OF the sea,
When the weight OF waters bindeth
Every one, save on y he
Then thou com'st, little mid
Gay, demure, or halEnfrad
OF the dire school mistress gown.
When she moves athwart the room,
Shedding majestic gloom
Ger the light of youthful eyes,
Like vast cloud in the skies
What Is here. with eyes OF jet,
Aud hid In hearts wild cequetie,
All! pass on--she will not de'gn
But will bloom anew before We,
Heroine OF gentle stery
And see, a fuller dawn appeareih!
Now the girl to womaR neareih-
Now the light hath lasting power
Now is come her awful hour.
Doth fale fill her dnys with honor
Doth grief cast his dart upon her
JOY or Pain-what sea We now
Written on bridal brow
Peace! Now close the chamber doors.
Silence lie upon the floors!
Pare Lneince guard her life,
For the bride is now life,
And the wife hath grown mother
Her delights have found another,
Fairer and beyond the rest
Look! What leth in her breast
Look around its eyes are hung
The smiles she owned when she was young.
Allihat In bright confusion lay,
And wi,ehed us in her earlier day.
Time Stoves! A g.ief that does not speak
Now sits upon her altered cheek:
Her eyes are dim with widows tears,
Her heart weighed down by mothers fears,
Srll young, still fair. and full of grace,
She yet doth Keep her lonely place;
Nor rank nor gold can tempt her pride
To shine second time bride.
Time speeds! The soft meridian light
Desc ade th slowly into night.
June fades-while Autumn sends her Showers
And, clad in gloom, December lowers,
Or sheds its whiteness on the land.
The widow !-ah! she takes her stand
Upon an elder, higher range,
Aad fHdeth still graver change.
Deere pit--old-she draweth near
The last scenc OF her long career.
Her child by ether ties is bound
Another race Is on the ground,
She groweth deaf. she groweth blind,
Oblivion creeps upon her mind,
what need of more pa little mould
prayer--and all her tale is told
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
wa.hipvton. Nav Al.

Washington, May 81, 1898
To the pyssident ofhe United States
The Secretary of State. TO whom was referred the
resolution OF the House Of Representatives Of the 25th
instant requesting the President 20 communicate 10 that
House. IL incompatible with the public interests any
correspondence heretofore communicated, between
this and that of the Republic OF Texas and
also with the OF any other country, relating
60 the Of the said Republic OF Texas to the
United States; and inform the House, whether the
application for the said Government OF Texas TO the
Ini,ed States for admission to this Union, has been
Withdrawn, has the honor TO report To the President
that all the correspondcsce between this Government
and that Of Texas respecting the annexation OF that he
pubIie 10 the United States has been already communi.
s,ed 10 the House OF representatives. and that the pro-
position Of annexation, made by the Texan Gevera.
nen hs wing been Disposed Of in that correspondence
has not been since deemed within the control OF the
No correspondence upon the subject Of such
ton has taken place between this Government and that
ct any other country.
All which !. respectfully submitted.
On motion Of Dr. Dromgcole, referred TO the Com
ulftee Foreign Affairs.
Of War:
DKpARTxksr OF WAR June /, 1893.
Sir; have the honor 10 transmit herewith report
OF the Commissioner of Indian Affairs furnishing a. 90
c9raely =. The dnie. pressed by the Department. viii
The House Of Representatives Of the ast ultio in
spcc 10 the valuation OF Improvements, and the
paid thereon. under The Cherokee treaty Of 1885.
Very respectfully.
Your most obedient servant
J. X. PoIssErr.
Hon. James X. Polk.
spsahey Of The House Of Representative.
The following information contained In q com
rnunicafion accompanying the shove
4 That the Improvements valued under the Chero
Lee treaty OF 1895 to about million OF dol
lars. -
II The amount Of money paid for such improvement
tsno In all cases 70 be ssccrtsinsd These with othe
allowances for spoliaticns ferries. &C constituted III
allowed BY the board are charged against them, and III
balance only Is paid, if any remains IL estimate
that the payments equal eight hundred thousand dollar
On motion of Mr.. Bell, laid onthe table.
very large number OF bills for private claims wer
passed, aud the House adjourned after sleng session
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

box of DR.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
onavduas to be the best assistant OF discovered
and be taken all times under circumstances BY
paying strict attention the directions which accompany
each box To be had genuine Of all the advertised by
Dr. Brandrrh and likewise at bis oce al Broadway,
opposite the Park.
B. Beware OF countereis An ageats sch the yes.
uine medicine have cereate sealed and sgned B. Bran
dreh D. Purchaser ask 70 see before you spend yesr
money. n5l-u