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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-04
HYMENEAL.

On the same evening, by
the Rev. Isaac Shook. Mr.. VIM Veitch
to Miss Sarah E. eldest daughter of
Rev. Felix Wood, decd.---all of this
County.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-04
April 2slh-3m 80.

LOUISVILLE AC4DE7
"HE trustees Of this lnsdtufnV
Il form the public thai The sen
for the year 1910, Willcommencesi
Monday of July bext. under The y
ance of the Rev. James MaStin. n
ton of Mr.. Martin as a scholar AID
full teacher, the Board deem il tod
liShed 10 need any comment fronts
TERMS OF TUITION
Reading, Wiring and Ar
session,
Geography, and Eng. Grsn1z
Languages and Sciences,
The health of Louisville Is ,co =
to need any recommendation.
Boarding can be had on rsst
The trustees design to have he J
permanently furnished with a cansl
er. JAMES B. MclLl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-04

Il appears to be matter of great dis
appointment and chagrin with the Demo
crat men, and the locofoco stump orators,
that the Wing speakers, wherever they
met with an opportunity to slip IN a
word edgewise at the several late gather
ings through the county did not, like the
whale amuse themselves with an empty
barrel thrown overheard at sea for that
purpose, but charged right home on Van
Buren's rotten administration, cutting
here, and thrusting there with power
and success that made the doughty ole
locofoco ship quaver again. Cease youl
fears, gentlemen. she will be made &c
"thump" worse than that, ere the Ides o
November and win go to the bottom II
fifty latham water on the 4th OF Marcf
next. mark well what we say.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

The Mayor further calls the Of Comaon
cal 10 the small notes issued by and Institutions and
recommend the adoption Of for their sup
preston.
The message Of Governor Farfela of the State has
also come to hand In referring the condition of the hasnee
the State he mentions the accumulation of the State
ring the past year. in of the border aud
states that the debt arising that will he refunded
the general governm MT hut of that the
1.-THE State will not meet the expenditures aud he therefore
recommends the assessment Of state to dslray
the government expenses and the interest OF the debt On
the 2is March, 1885 alaw pass restraining the banks
from ssuing notes of a small denomination This act was
su'pen led for two the sth March 1898 As The
r'os 10 now approaching, when this will expire be
mend the adoption of for the suppression
small bills
We have received The official Of the banks Of Massa
chusett prepared from the returns of the Secrar, of h
Commonwealth p Bigelow, Esq. The following abl,
Of the leading items OF the Boston banks compared VITA Tho
aggregates Of Nov. 1888 -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
snperi0r Co0rt.

A full Bench present
His Honor. the Chief Justice, delivered the fol-
lowing decisions =
George X. Ives ads. w. s. johnson. Motion for
new trial. by defendant, denied.
John Denison Us. James Thompson Motion by
plaintiff, Tor new trial, denied
Phillip Soloman rs. David r. Robertson.-Judg
ment affirmed.
George Tucker rs. James p Drummond.-JudS'
ment affirmed
q. John ID. Closson rs. Edward N. GoOdwin-Judg'
ment affirmed
John Brown ads Russell Childs. Motion TO set
aside report Of references denied.
Isaac Abbott as. John c. Van Antwerp ana Rch'
ard Van Dyke Motion for new trial denied
Jacob Aclser ads. William Chamberlain et ais
Motion for new trial de Aied.
Jacob Acx- r. ads. Charles de Anteroche.-Judg
ment for plaintiff on the demurrer, win liberty 70
defendant 10 plead de noue. on paymen oil costs
within ten DAYS after notice of tins rule
CLARK WinIsow Us. Albert M'Nuity .-JndSmen'
for plaintiff.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
Cons Of oslisnou a'icns.
Refore Iudoe Irpliss

Scandal Osborne, as .Smih.-Thsfwas an action
to recover Il compensation in damages ior the utter
ance of certain false and scandalous impuiations.
which reflected deeply the moral character OF
the plaintiff. Ii appeared that Mr.. Osborne was a
gentleman, who is ned swell to do in the world,
and deemed highly respectable, by every body, 6.
he owned houses and lots, possessed store Of dol
lars, drove his horse ard wagon Now the defend
ant hired in the Eieth Ward, portion OF the city
which celebrated for It's purity, and for being
presd ID at one time by alderman who was
strait laced that he would not PERM small beer to
work Of Sunday, if he knew it, and to naughty
house, why he rented them before the proprictors
werea aware OF his propnquity to their misGeeds In
this ward the present plaintiff had two houses, and
some how this property did get leased to two la
dies Of very questionable character albeit oil high
fashion in this city and these black eyed deme-
rips did RI ceivc great many candesin visits from
certain rich gentlemen, who wore large noustacnes,
and very handsome horse sleghs and toerries,
up and down Broadway; well as occasionally cut
great dash at the theatres.
Now the plaintiff and defendant did have great
quarrel day, and Martin Smith then and there
did charge his n.ghhor, the plaintiff not only WIN
being the proprietor OF these two houses whIch yeid-
ed such IN some rent for these peculiar purposes
but it'll having do with the inmates Of sad
houses, than was either right in married man, or
proper for a gentleman of his respectable standing IN
this most rnoral aud religious community
For this SANDER the plaintiff sought redress, but the
defendant ,led EVA derman De Forest, and certain
other inhabitants Of the Eighth Ward, wherein stood
plaintiffs houses, and from the testimony these wit
nesses gave to curt, and the arguments used by
the defendants counsel, the jury returned ayerdict
fer the defendants.
Counsel for plaintiff, Geo. Wilson, Esq.-For de-
PENDANT Jno. Judah.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09


lis revenue during ths year SO 63S
There has been paid during the same
year to contribution banks, on
count Of dividends, S2o6si
ato is consdered the happie. effort Of legislature aauee
ing and 1t is strongly amended Psrseyere the sys
TEN.
The Illinois State Register Of the 2ist ult. states that
resolution before the drectsrs of Illinois State Bank
resume on certain day, lost by large majority The
sixty days during which, BY the charter the bank may suspend
specie payment has expired The bank had declined TO re-
sum AID the legislature to lega,e the suspenon the
will probably wind up its sf.ir resolution passed BY
the directors dschargug the clerks after certain day. pre-
imnary to closing the concerns,
Mississippi Union Bank pest notes TO the of $500 OOO
thrown upon the New Orleans market recently by the
agent of the United States Bank la qusnce of which
the discount from to Is per in three days II was
stated Gays that the cashier of the Brandon Bank
f. L. H ans had off with the funds of bank Jack
Th, has drawn forth explanation rom that officer,
in which he states that the amount S25COo special de-
poste and that he removed Jackson the bene, the
bank.
We recently gave brief Of the opium trade with
China which mentioned that the Americans we're
concerned in the Turkey opium Aate French paper
by the Iowa states that the Turkish ha, issued
hrma 10 suppress the cultivation IF the poppy throughout
the EMPIRE aud 10 order the planting corn in its place ON
the ground that the market for tie drug destroyed
This will increase the difficulties of the China trade carried
into force.
The rregu arity OF the mails has great nu,nce upon the
domestic erehange greatly retang operation. and d.sp.
pointing dealers in their nittances The following table
shows the range of prices this week.
eynREsr RATES OF KscHAsox A.D B.sK NOTES.
bank Rons Erchgnye.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
MONEY! HItssMEC.
wednesday, 5n,. y,

Wal street presents 'srau,e g uuu a e''eAl'r
Of al ttser to be wait tg the csGre OF tvre-
The stock msrc "a st 'hs bu,ya.cy caused > the late
news ON Eu ad, AID prices rsp de declining nd
saiea B'ns ha' rscedcd PER ceu; Moth Ame nan Ir"'
and Banking 60 q per cents D,wae aud Hudson Bluh OF
Commerte American Exc.ange Bant 4, stoninsiou /.
Sterling bills to small amount have been sold ~ "a Or
si'os Nsl the pound ste ling D. aft, rh rhia sell
s7Pre NJ The pu,y 3. sIouut, .om Honduras, arrived
here today with 500. ia specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

There very great difference between these rates and
those current last week The Continued arrangement Of in.
tern exchange and the ability merchants
Irs the large them the South is now
tie most discour gng feature in The markets with which the
have to connd The e the banks here has
talmsn, so long, that thu have had 10 pay high
ncy TO meet the usameuts called their old notes. Viii
their money has been lying idle at the southin PLa.
derha, Baltimore and elsewhere at the same time the
stocks Of merchandise hand have been daily deprecing
in value There is immediate probability Of any improve,
ment in the rate Of bills. The fictitious drawing Of
last year In anticipation Of The OF produce
one great element of the support given prices although
gave temporary relief to the markets evenuated greater
dhcultie The operation cannot be performed
supply OF bills keeps pace only with The actual pr
duee forwarded is therefore, not to be expected that the
supply will be mach increased before the ming ns,ra
ton release the vast store Of produce bound
waters. These will make the ,ring business
in all probability late but will be sh,ahy basis
and grow with the and actual wealth Of the
.um.s Of merchaNdir The anomalous position OF the .u..
pended backs By derassps the currency will so retard
business
Much anxiety exists in tie snspcis circles. regard
proba action OF the Legislatures II New York
Penny and also Of the General Gov relation
tbs s important que ion OF the currency The message
of Governor Porter OF Pennyvana is locked for with some
curiosity what wi his with regard to the
s. Gaak The great pecunisry interest which Tepns,
MIA has in the welfare Of that Institution "a 10 thought may
incline hin in IT. favor, while political considerations may
,nu him in opposite The President of the
Bank OF Ksutuely in Phsdp
TO some und tsndng with regard to the frau u.n stock
The Of add.pd matter of great Interest tho.
who hold ste 10 that concern
We have received the message OF the Mayor OF Baltimore
from which il sppear., that the
Receipts :or the last year have been oAl6S
Expenditures piaO26
Balance In Treasury s5,9)
The folowng the particulars OF the city debt r which
.,och has been issued. now remsning us ancelled
BALTIMORE Cav RrenIrRs Esafpfr oy rsy C,rv srocK
Drnr rs 70 TO 3isr DrcEssrR. ls3g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
Packets % Arrive.
Clea red

st John, Hiichc ,ek, Tampa Bay Flo WIN Rogers, Dill
Cedar Kew, Flo; Alfred Hammond Spear Cedar Kew Flo
Newark Sou lard Savannah; Cotneli Rcketson New Be-,
ford. Mass Emily Sher God, Charleston. Jeanette Cory
Mobiles ieaIe Vslpey Kingston, Jam; Sarah Foster New
Orleans.
ship Metamera, Low, % Gays fla Trinidad dc Cnba with
mdr. to II Robertson.
Brig wetumpha Norton as days from Mobile with co,,n
&c. to Surges Chairman.
Orig Lamar, Rnley "a day, I'm Savannah cotton &C.
10 Durham X Oimen
Brig Paey Bloust Peterson 40 d. fn Bax. Hopd.,,.
and the last 10 days OF pc Hzterass s gale, of ,d
with wdz, and specie. 10 d BIanco.
Pr sehr Betsey, Mckay II d. fm Hir coal &C. to Bar.
clay Livingston
Roscoe, Huttesen, Liv rpooi' Utica, re,l, Hsrre.
Teaseraasn.
Tn. Pat,ey B. Beunt. aud s,hr Areot tow.d up ty
ste anboats Large q-antIies vf ice in the Urrer nav
The Jasper, II Mschis from B,nor. for 81 john, M
asspoken I'd last N lat long IA 40 with loss OF rail.
cut water Nc aud short Of prov'on standing In for Ne.
York.
r ere !, considerable dr,fi ice in The East and North
Rivers.
The Concord (sr) Lsw.lI, Of Halifr from Kingston ia
for NVerk went ashJrs Chincosague the 22I ut-
Lost SAILS anchor &c. and rot the inlet where she NV
lies. Tn. cargo mostly congned to Goodhue Of thi.
ely.
Steam Nsvisaiien-The numbr Of se,mer. now sa,,, Al,
the western wster,i, sai,d 3l or th. numb ss v.r,
built a. Pittsburgh, 81 al Circ nna 10 at wheeling and ~,
Tn ot- exceeds Eve mi Jns OF dollars at an
OF 6fts'n ,houssns dollars zach
Dsssfs Loot at 1899 Last year ther, were 1,,,
! undr,j aud fifty tao vtss l. lost stses-Namey-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

BELuE (He7 IS d' 'acs-ralieyrand Cooper Victoria.
lBrl May for Nfsrk soon-The November sailed Dec Ill.,
for Boston.
There American vessels Savanna la Mar JAM 30
ds,ss nee.
HALIFAX, Dec Carr Eagle, Hortnsy, NewYork for ST.
Johns Nj. with damage. CID, Betsey NJ Kay, NYo-k
SANTA MARTHA, Nov 20-arr Nueva Granada, NYork, IL
ds passage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

The surplus from the canals turng the past
sO2 being 355 short of the interest the
required complete the works. OF the amount Of
surplus revenue 1891 $40 only spplic the pay ment of
the interest the required to complete the works.
being deficiency of S6s56o5 in the necessary Not
wthstandng this great deficiency Of means he
prosecution Of the Erie caua enlargement that most
useless Of al works. the New York end Erie rail road
which it il siaed that IS miles, from Tappan TO Mddleown
Orange county, nearly completed The of the
state have increased during tae YEAR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
MORNING HKRALD-susp NK w..
Packets 10 Depart.

LONDON.
Montreal, Griffin, Jan 10
Gladiator, Britton, Jan 20
LIVERPOOL.
$ Whitnsy, Thompson, Jan "a
Columbus, Cropp.r, Jan. 10
HAvhE.
SiIvie de Grass, Jsnl
Poland, Anthony, Jan "A
Chas Carroll, Russell, Feb !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
state OF Trade.

state OF Trade.
There has been increased animation in the arLes
The stock OF cotton is exceed ding me particularly o.
the finer descrpt IONS and holders the bette,
sort There has been al 10 conseau nc.
Of the late advces Of the sta OF the narke canal
has cold at 5s7 There dem nd however on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

L'uh 1hE thCb AM ~ N hucch, tenu'ps
Vegetable L-iun recommended the heuty f,r all
dse> the fcs aud M II ersdicstes tao. pimple, reck-
les srt. reduces aud ~ cusn.oss srup'iaus,
gradually rcsing diieste clear. soft ssui informs
tie io~ toujl view radiant vifnrss renders.
h1r.h aad ugh skia bssuiifu soft, mroth. sni i'm
~ - a. the fs,e, rees sud ahe.y an juv-ni boom
and Wy dNe m arJcstt u, ne tts1t will he
beau tfri cumpi 1h Lotion y ex.seded Their in
he ~oid suace TO ss,, that u has been ussd With rrcst
u tied nd West In =. wi hut a .r sis
cun Lint of ~ thesy For sale A. Thu chs .p.nary,
80 ~~r cotser Of sfr'rg 81, Price 70 ccn per bottle
ja7 cod m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
Passenue Sailed.

In the Roscoe for Lyerpool-Wllsm Sillen ESQ., lady
en- idren and Vera Cruz Doinguer
Roderen,z of do: Mr. Shelton, Manchester; Mr. Rose Lou
don; MIR WIN Smith, Ouiscon,ni Il Sanders, Kingston;
Mr. JOS Broaden Phad Mr. Thos Hart, Montreal; james
Dean, E.q Quebec.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

w a to sne.meut .esson o the yesr,
onden shsn co,sumpton Asthma, Coseh. Colds &C.
most prs,eent most safe, efcscioss.
resdy edy he found IN Dr. Na.ou We
sesbie Bsssm For sale BY sspds 70 and 100 rui-
ton Il syme, 90 and 2S0 Bewery Bumetts fcrfumesy
store "a Cons street &c For further particular. Dr.. Ma
''"" sdve~''ss~ep, 70 sroher of the Hersd os~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

The message Of Governor Seward before large Por
tion OF which devoted to the financial Of the
state The discount country bank noss is frat alluded TO,
and he mentions two plans remedy the evils the frat to
employ the Bank Fund with equivalent contributions from the
socations under the banking law, redeem the city OF
Albany the bills the various banks second plan
que the country banks to redeem their the city of
New York This latter plan to be in favor with
tho Governor revision Of the general banking law is then
and the atten Of h Legislature called to the
violation of the spirit of The law by Of post notes
The actual debt Of the State repres ned follows:
gardng the Erie and Champlan debt gushed by
he me xproy d.dc ,.; IL -.l..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
MARRIED..
On Wednesday, LIST inst. by Rev Jno Bse,ham. Mr. Jas,
Lucas, to Mrs Jane Pos,ley, all Of this city.
MA 10 RE ID.
ID x ID.

On Wednesday morning. Of scarlet fever Biehard Lewis
months. "' - $500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

The auction duties have been
- salt I"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09
Canal tolls,
Charges on the canals,

Net proceeds,
The bank fund has a capital Of
It's revenue during tn. year was
There has been paid during the sar
year to contribution banks, on a
roupt of div ,darJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

WANTtO "a siuaon tor respectable young woman
w seventeen year, ola ia gen;eel family attend
yousg ladies ederl, lacy, do
light ework Good ref may he had Address r.
u IL NM LION, lieald Office, ~ Ann street. is9 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

at 81 Canal Street e. doors Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co have the pleasure
to inform the public and naiurss that they have established
beautiful and extensive Nam gere Of Living Amin ais
and Beasts at the above eamed place. Their collection
prses great variety Of the finest specimens history
imported 10 America. VIII be open for the reception Of
visitors each day from lo A. NJ to NJ and from to
IN the evening. dl2 On.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-09

Boxes so cents PIT IS cents Doors open half past
peri to at o'clock precisely An Efficient
police is engaged 10 preserve perfect order. DIS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17

ed with the preceding year, but, on the contrary,
exhibits a small increase the circumstances refer
red TO having had no other effect than check the
expected income.
IL will be seen that the Postmaster General sug-
gests certain improvements in the establishment,
designed 70 reduce the weight Of the malls cheap
en- the transportation, ensure greater regularity ~
the service, and secure considerable reduction IN
the rates Of letter postagean object highly desira
bic The subject is one Of general interest the
community. and is respectfully recommended TO
your consideration.
The suppression the African slave trade has re-
ceiged the continued attention Of the Government
The brig Dolphin ard schooner Grampus have been
employed during the last the coast Of At
RIGA, for the purpose Of preventing such portions Of
that trade as said to he prosecuted under the
American flag. Af or cruising of those parts of the
coas, most usually resorted BY slayers, until the
commencement Of tho rainy season. ,i.ese vessels
turned to the United States for supplies, and have
since been despatched On a similar service
| From the reports Of the commanding officers, il
appears that the trade is now principally carried
on under Portuguese coIors and they express the
opinion that the apprehension Of their presence on
the slave coast has, IN great degree arrested the
prostitution Of The American flag to This inhuman
purpose. II is hoped that, by continuing main
tain this force in thar quarter, ami by he exsrtions
| II the officers in command, much will be done to
put stop to whatever portion Of this traffic may
have been carried on under the American flag, and
to prevent its in II ado which, whilet violates
the laws is equally outrage on the rights OF others
and the feelings Of humanity.
The efforts &C the several Governments who are
anxiousy seeking to suppress this traffic must, how
ever, be directed against the facilities afforded by
what now recognised as legitimate commercial
pursuits, before that object be fully accomplish.
ed. Supplies Of provisions, water casks, merchan-
disc, and articles connected with the prosecution OF
the slave trade are 1t is understood freely carried
By vessels Of different nations the slave factories
and the effects Of the factors transported open
ly fiom slave station another, without inter
ruPiion punishment Ny either Of the nations 10
which they belong, engaged in the commerce Of that
region. submit to your judgments whether this
Government having been the first TO prohibit by
adequate penalties, the slage-tadethe first to de-
clare it pifacy-shouId be the Grst, also to for
bid its citizens oil trade with the slave factories
on the coast Of Africa, giving an example to all ma
tons 10 this respect, which, it fairly followed can
no; fail to produce the most effective results in
breaking Up those dens of iniquity.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
WAsHfNeToN, December 5. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17
HOUSE Of DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, zee. 5.
On motion Of Mr. Stephenson,
Rcsolged, That this House will with the concur
renee of ihe Senate proceed by Joint vote on Satur-
day the 18th inst 10 the election of a Judge of the
Court of APPeuls, TO supply the vacancy occasoned
by the death OF the late Richard L. Parker.
The Fairfar Contest.
Mr.. May, from the Select Committee to whom
was referred the subject Of the returns of Members
from the counties of Fairfax aud Frederick, made
the following report:
The Committee have examined the returns from
the county Of Fairfax, ard find that the Deputy
Sheriff of that county who conducted the election
at the Court House thereof, did within the time
prescribed by law, give to Edward Sangster Esq,
the certificate Of election required by the
statute in such provided aud that Subsequent
y thereto, 10 1eSt; on The sepeNh Of Nag, l340
the High Sheriff gave a certificate not in the form
required by law stating that John B. Hunter Esq
was doy elected but that the High Sheriff did not
conduct the said election at the Court House, and
That the same was conducted by his Deputy. who
had gwen the first mentioned return.
Ees0toed, therefore, That Edward Sangster,
ESQ has obtained the proper return or certificate
of his election a member Of this House from The
county Of Fairfax, and that he is at present entitled
70 take his seat
Contest from Caroline
In addition to the memorials presented on the
hstday OF the session, eontesng the seats of mem
bers. that Of Archibald Sa,nuels, ESQ, com
planning of the undue return of Robert b Corbin.
Esq, the delegate elect from the county of Caroline
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-12-17
Lontsa Contested Eleclion.
sENATE

THURSDAY, Dec. 3.
The Speaker announced the following as the
Standing Committees Of the Senate.
Of Prioiieges aud Eiect5ons.-Messrs. Good,
Thompson, Thornton, Hunton, Piper and McIlha-
ney.
Of General Lqws.--M essrs. Smith, Lyons, At
knson, Faulkner Tod, Bouldin and Preston.
Of Courts fJustice.-Messrs. Peyton, Bouldin,
Good, Conrad and Thompson.
Of Internal observation-disclosures. Anderson,
Cooke, Scott, Thompson, McIlhaney, Bondurant,
Baptist, McMullen and Wiley.
Of Ciajms.-Messrs. Carter, Hunton, Piper,
Good, Gusts, Preston and Smith.
To eramiae 1'reasurcr's Aceount.-NIessrs.
Hunon, Thornton Lyons, Scott, Bland Wood
house aud Campbell,
To examiae Peaiteutiary. -Messr' Motif Cur
It's, Meilhaney, Bonduranl, Dyer, Wiley and Car
son.
To czamipe Armory .-Messrs Carson, Wiley,
Carter Woodhouse Campbell, Molitt and Bland.
TO examine The Library.-Messrs. Foutaine,
Cooke. Faulkner, Baptist, McIllaney, Tod and
Pcytou.