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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09

From the Christian Watchman.
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE
OF Baptist M5nisterS in Massachusetts,.

W Baptist Ma1asterS IN Massachusetts,.
The annual meeting of this association
occurred in the large and commodious
Vestry of the Bowdoin Square Meeling-
house, at 10, A, NJ. On Tuesday, May rs,
Rev. De. SHARP in the chair. After de-
votIonal exercises, consisting of PRAYER
and singing, the chairman stated that the
ANIMAL Essay would not be presented in
consequence of domestic affliction in the
family of the brother who was appointed
no write it, and also Of his substitute. The
Secretary, Rev. Mr.. Stow. being absent,
Rev. Mr.. Shaller, of BrookIine, was ap,
pointed to act as Secretary. pro tenn.
The Chairman then arose and said, that
as he time ofthe body would not be &C.
cupied in listening to, and cri.icising the
Essay, it might Re weilto spend the time
in considering what should be the nature
of our intercourse as ministers of The Cos
pei and as pastors of the churches. The
increase Of pastors, and especially of pas
tors in the same neighborhood or city,
renders this subject increasingly impor-
tant. He then referred to the pleasant rec
objection connected with his experience
} as pastor in this city. Should his life
be spared till September next, it would
complete. thirty years of his pastoral life
here. When he commenced his labors
the venerated Baldwin was pastor of the
Second Church, and TO the close of thai
good mans life the most kind and delight
full harmony of feeling existed. The
chairman closed bis remarks by remind
ing tue brethren Of the words of the be-
loved disciple John, in his charge exhort-
ing his brethren to love one another.
The Chairman then called on Fathel
/ PEAK, as one Of the Oldest ministers pres
ent, to make some remarks. Althoue
not expecting to address the brethren, h
arose and said, that he felt truly encour
| aged in view of the increase of numbers
and talent, and learning, in the ministry
lie also rejolced in view of the fact tina
although our numbers have so rapidly in
creased, there is no extensive departur
from our original principles. The order
fellowship, and ordinances of the gospe
are still maintained in their original puri
ty and simplicity. Knowledge is increas
ed, aposacies, public scandals, and churtI
difficulties, are much less frequent thai
formerly. He concluded by earnestl
exhoFting the brethren 10 preach NOR
spiritually, TO live in love, and to endeav
or TO be more faithful in every good work
. He was followed by Rev. DR.. WAY
LAND, who offered the result Of some {
his reflections while absent in Europe
iOther brethren then took part in the dis
$ cussion which was carried on in a yer
free and kind manner
The annual Sermon was preached /;
half past seven, P. NJ, by Rev. r. E
NEALE. pastor ofthe First Baptist Churc
in this city, founded on Psalm 1873: 1
: /" Behold how good and how pleasant it
: for brethren to dwell together in unity"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09
NEW ENGLAND s. s. UNION.

The meeting for the choice of officers
was held in the Bowdoin Square Church
at 9 A. NJ. on Tuesday, May IS. Meet
ing was called to order by the Secretary,
Mr.. Washburn. John A. Bodies, Esq.
was called to the chair. II was then stat
ed that during the year an act OF incorpor-
alton for the Society had been obtained
from the Massachusetts Legislature. The
Act is as follows -
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,: In
the year one thousand eight hundred and
iortv-one. An Act TO incorporate tbs
New-England Sabbath School Union.
Be il enacted by the Senate and Hous
of Representatives, and by the authorlt
lofthe same as follows. Sect. /, Richar
| Fletcher, John B. Jones. and John
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09
V Oh. XIII. NO. So.

their increased sympathyaLd cooperation,
whichappeal is based on a review of Gods
merciful dealings with the Union, as Seen
especially in the conversion of nearly
$500 scholars connected with it during
the past year. .. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-09
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
THE DANGER OF SUBSTITUTING MENTAL
FOR MORAL EXCELLENCE.

Owing to the. diseased state of mans
moral nature, he is strongly disposed to
substitute mental for moral excellence
His taste has become vitiated. He ad-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

Thsssme DhssTssiiOns = III sPPly, uilh
same little variations. q EIhss. eufss. ia.
lissn sd worsisd ga0ds. and N faea %
N arr rlss shirh he scrply % sQasl 20.
~ sFeaifI ihan he deaA.nd.
Dor grain gEawfrs pndsrsiand lhss the
Increase o. d,ninulion Il duties oa our
bread siufs BY lhoss rnDniries 20 whieh
lhOse ARTICLES are expaHee. uheueser
there % . Surplus IN this eosnIGy, ope
rates 10 raise o. depEsss he prize 10 ibis
eosnuy. In osher aards. lhst lhsy IN
lset pay The duty an bread slulTs in me
form Il the diminished prizes whirh
Iisy receive. How. thea. can her b.
dapsd BY drmseaguss iplo he heIiei lLsl
thsy fay all the duliss Imposed nnfasfign
arlirles imparled in,o this eeuniry in he
foim 81 increased prieesi II they slil
de0hl. short time and l,lle obsersaliof
siIl claar ssay their donbls.
HAMILTON.
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vide Coz L. ssPpoEt Of he Military AS
DENY Of DE Unilrd Slales Cor he yssE
1885. and fnr Other purposes. = passed D.
~ I, 1888.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
4 resolution relating 70 The lighi-b0als
nov stationed u Sandy Hook and Bart
let's Reef.
4 resolution for the distribution Of 81
ven hundred copies of he Digest of Pa
tents.
A resolution % provide Tor the dislTi-
button OF The printed returns OF the sixth
census.
A resolution in relation 10 the purchase
OF domestic waier-rotied hemp for the use
Of the United Siales Navy.
Joint resolution making il The duty 81
he Attorney General 20 examine inlo he
titles Of the lands or sites Con The purpose
Of erecting thereon armories and other
public works and buildings. and for other
purposes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23
Obituary.

Died, at his residence in Lafayette
county. Mississippi, on the 9th ultimo,
JONATHAN P. sNEED. esq. aged At years.
Mr.. Sneed was for many years a mer-
chant in this place. and enjoyed the es.
TEEN and respect Of all who knew him.
He afterwards removed 10 the state Of
Mississippi, where his benevolence Of dis
position, and his sincerity and urbanily Of
msnners. acquired for him the condolences
and friendship Of his neighbors and fellow
citizens. We.
Died, a, the same place. on the 9th ult.
WILLIAM Lucas, youngest son Of Jona-
than P. and Sarah A. Sneed, aged IL
years.
Died, at his residence, Bluff Creek,
Fayet,e county, Tenn, on the OH ult.,
Mr.. ROBERT s. HARRIS, formerly Of Per
son county, in this state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

Az The Superior Court Of Law held II
Ibis place las. week. Judge Mash pfesid-
ing. Anderson siwho. q free negro,
charged with the murder Of his wife, was
convicted. and sentenced 70 be hung on
Saturday tha 9th Of October next.
The trial Of Tudor. charged with he
murder Of James ROney. i postponed IN
Ill March term.
John Day. free negro, indicted Tor /
forcible trespass in entering The bedroom
ola whiis female with criminal intentions
was found guilty, and sentenced 10 on,
months imprisonment and fine Of ift,
dollars; and being unable 70 pay The fine
was sold for one year and ten months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
FLORIDA

Adrices Of a highly Interesting charae-
Ter were received al the Department Of
War, on Saturday last, from CoL Worth,
commanding the Florida Army, to the 3lst
uliimo, inclusive. The Colonel announ-
ces the surrender Of the remnant OF Goa
coochie's people, the seizure Of the Chief
Hospitals, with fifteen Of his chiefs and
warriors, and the promised surrender Of
all his people. amounting 10 $40 more, on
the llih OF this month, the day Of the ar
rival Of the despatch al general head-quar.
ters. Reports are also transmitted Of The
recent expedition in the everglades, con-
Quoted by Captain Burke. Sd Artillery,
and Lieut.. Rogers Of the Navy. and Of q
successful operation, under Lieut.. Ander.
son, ID Infantry. in which he captured
several Indians. .+ ~.
The Colonel gives assurances that there
are not more than Ten Indians on the cas-
side Of the st. Johns riyer that the ever
glades are abandoned by them as no lon
ger safe retreat; that the Greeks am
Tallahassees in the northern part Of III
Territory were TO meet him on the "a
instant; and that The scattered families OF
the Wacassa had been so much disturbei
II BY Captains Hoffman and Alexander as d
induce earnest promises Of speedy sub
mission; and, generally, he reports tina
the Indians, on all hands, exhibit unequi
vocal evidences Of desire 10 end the strug
gle. 1t is most gratifying to learn that
with all their privations, exposure, AM
unusual activity, the troops are general,
healthy. It would. appear that our gal
liant little army, having in the gallan
Worth leader Of the right spirit, hav'
been enabled 10 show their entire efficien
cy.
The Colonel adds, that the 3D. Regi
ment Artillery may soon be Withdrawn
and that the i,h and 5th Regiments Of In
fantry, nov under orders for Florida. ma.
probably be countermarched to their for
mer stations, or their destination change,
to where their services are more needed
Nat. hieiigsncer.
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From the National Int gencer.
DiaribuiiOn Of ths Proceeds afihe Pub
rs - D....... Tl.V o..

L{fNrfOuftOn OF fHf fTOfeeHS ~ lHe FuO
Tic Lands. Repmue Bin. &c.
Ia i. urged by The opponents Of the
" Land Distribution B.ll," that tie abb
.,rsri"n Of the proceeds Of The Public
Lands liom the re'rbues applicable 10
pa ing The ordinary expenses Of the TO.
verumtni. will induce The necessity of le-
wing duty OF articles now imported free
Of ,lu,y, and, as a necessary consequence,
increase the price paid BY The consumers
III those asiicles 10 The extent of the duty
le wed and the expsn.c Of collecting il: that
The states will in tesluy gain nothing by
the money distributed, for that the ci,i-
zeus of each state will pay more than an
equal amount by indirect taxation in the
form oil increased prices on articles Of con.
sumption.
However plausible these propositions
may be, they are nevertheless. in the main,
entirely erroneous. That the tiistTlbu-
unn Of the proceeds Of the public lands
will create a nreessily Of imposing la
" On The importation of most ARTICLES
now admitted Tree of duty. such as silks.
wines. teas, coffee, worsIcd and linen
goods, TO mre, The ordinary expenses vi
Government, is undoubtedly true; but
tina, the price of these articles 10 the con.
sumer will be raised TO an amount equal
~ the duty Imposed is as undoubtedly
fal.e. The operation Of the duty will be
TO lessen The price paid to the produced
Of these fureign ar,iclts TO much great
er extent than j, will raise tie price paid
by the consumer. THIS principle is well
undtrslood BY the importing merchants,
and we accordingly now find them. IN
the almost certain anticipation Of the pas
sage If the revenue bill now pending be
Care Cong, ess. selling these articles at lit
tie or no advance upon Turner prices.
/ 1, is proposed. for example. tn levy :
duty Of lw enty per cent. an foreign silks
Tuis. it is supposed by the most lUtelli
gent dealers in those articles. will ra,s'
The price 10 the jnsber, The retailer, an,
The consumer about five rer cent. Th.
remaining fifteen per cent. Of The du'v vii
be paid by The foreign manufacturer. Ii
uther words. he must submit TO q rednc
lion on the selling price TO thai amount
| The whole duly will, it is true. in on
sense, be paid by the consumer; but I'll
teen per cent. gu, of the twenty. that 10
three fourihs Of the whole duty. will b
|, paid TO the Government instead Of bein
pad to The foreign manufacturer. An
to this extent the money will be saved ]
the country instead Of being SEM !
France. Italy, Swiizerland. Germany. Q
, England, as The case NAV be. Gond
,ha, now cost the importer Sl00, will the
cost. AFTER me duties are paid. sl05
Tweny dollars Of this sI05 will be pal
by the im pnrier 10 The Governmen, as
duty; aud Ss5 will be paid 10 The fOreis
i manufacturer. Instead Of Sle0, The pre-
p now paid,
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W4MNAaAEA - a@NA. D
Hoo. DaSIxI WEssrER.
ssersfars sf slab Wsstineisa.
SIR: Ny aslensiob having rrry reeendy
heea brought IN several nauicss. in lie
Newspapers Of tie Uaihd S,slrs. Of .
sisirmenl contained in he Woedsork
lNev Bfun.wirk.l Telegraph. of he
i4lh nllimo. in Tefrlsnce 10 the eur
ssvs and explorations bow progressing
BY order ol the GuvrEnmthi af lie
Uuiied States. undsr nv inmsdia,e d.
rfciiea. Tor the purpose II acquiring in
lurmaiinn eahnrrlsd wiih that portion af
the boundary IN disputes between The
Uniird States and Gnsi Britain. Which
10 included between he mnrnmrni al he
snuIes Of tls 81 crmx and the highlands
irsefihtd % the tlfsly az 1853. ] deem il
proper Ia inform Tie Depsslmeni II State
that. - ca - hare any knoulrslee. he
article To- question 10 snonsous 10 Iis masI
Important slslrmen,s.
Member myself mar any ~ my officers
had received any inlimsIion Of The sxIs.-
enre Of an sxeiiemen, 10 he vicinity e
our opsraiIoR'. srising from aur proceed
ings, until se sau The maiisr alluded 10
in the newspapers Of our uwn country.
nor has sny violence ever been offered in
opposition 10 THIN On he con,ray. Ne
have generally nri with civil treatment
from her Britannic Msjesly's suhjeris
residing near The line Of exploratlnn. and
the ssns disposition has slwass been
manifested towards them in rsiain.
II 10 not true that we are marking the
line. " United State. boundary Inc" ~
has BEEN stated. The surrey. heIng or.
dend solely for the purpose u acquiring
information. is limited o. that nhjsct. ans
the principal st'tens, where il has beer
necessary &, mark them in order that thsy
may hereafter be identified. have beer
dss,gn.ted by the words . u. S. ex part
,ur,ey." with the date added.
Neither the question Of jurisdiction
, nor thst Of sllegisure on the part Of Oh
, inhabitants heretofore supposed % b
residents Of the province Of New Bruins
wirk. has ever been inierfered with b,
myself or snv Of nv party. 80 FAR as
have any knowledge. Our operationi
have been confn d o. the AFFECTS pointt'
out in nv insirurhons rum the Depart
msnt. and l have no reason whatever I,
apprehtnd that Obstacles will be throwl
Ia the way Of iheii lulflmeht
lhs,e the honor tobe. rir, very respect
fully. your obedient servant,
]. ID. GRAHAM.
United STATES Gcmmissi0ner
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23

The VINO ADDREss.-We copy from
the National Intelligencer to-day, the able
address Of the Wing members Of Congress
TO the People Of the United States, adop-
ted al a meeting held on the l3h inst.
This paper sels forth in clear manner
what the Wing party has done towards
carrying out The great measures which
they had either expressly or implicitly
promised Cor the melioraiion Of the affairs
Of the country; and .he causes Of the fall
ure in the establishment Of Fiscal Agent,
so imperatively required for the fiscal OPP
era.ions of the goyernmen, and the equal
izaiion Of The exchanges.
Throughout, the address exhibits a spi-
rit Of moderation and firmness worthy Of
ihe cause, and a determination, by union
and perseverance, TO accomplish all the
great purposes for which the Wing party
have been 50 long struggling.
Where is the Whig-where the loveE
Of his countrywide will no. assist in
bearing aloft The flag, displaying upon il:
ample folds the patriotic motto" The
Will Of the Nation uncontrolled by the
win Of One Man-0ne Presidential term
Ia frugal goyernment--and no Sub
Treasury. open or covert, in substance oil
in fact--no Government. Bank, but an In
stituiion capable Of guarding the Peoples
treasure, and administering to the PEG
Piles wants."
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Arrival of the Great West
crn,

THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Great Western arrived at
New York on the 10th inst. having lef,
Bristol on the LIST. bringing London dates
tn the 3lst ult.
No intimatiou is given, in the intelli'
gence by this arrival, that Mr.. Fox had
been instructed to demand his passports
in case M.Leod should not be discharged
withou, trial. On the contrary, it was
stated by Lord Palmsrston. in reply to
question put to him in the House of Com
mons, that the communication which had
been received from the American govern
ment, containing formal instruction to
the Attorney General Of the United States
with reference to that question, contained
doctrines Just and consistent with the law
of nations, and was perfectly IN accord
ance with the principles upon which her
majes,y's government had demanded the
release and liberation of Mcleod; in fact
that nothing could be more honorable than
the conduct Of the American government
| in this matter. Mr.. Webster's letter to
Mr.. Fox, therefore, appears to have had
an excellent effect. -. =
The principal news by this arrival !:
the meeting Of Parliament--the Queens
speech-the amendment to the address o
the Tories--the defeat Of the Wings, il
1.-The House Of Lords by majority of 70
and the Commons 81.
The Wing ministry resigned, and tn
Queen sent for Sir Robert Peel TO form
new ministry. 1885,.
The weather had been remarkably fine
the crops had materially improved; tn
harvest in the southern counties had mad
great progress; free wheat was Sd. bush
cl cheaper, and flour Is. per sack cheaps
than the week before.
J The harvest in France was also yer
, promising.
Teas had fallen in price,.
No late news from China. -
d Our Consul al Moianrds.--l, Is " G
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COMPLETE LIST OF ACTS.
PASSED AT THE lsr SESSION OF TUE 27TH


CONGRESS.
An act making appropriations Tor The
present session Of Congress.
An act authorizing loan not exceed
ing the sum Of twelve millions Of dollars.
An act for the relief Of Mrs. Harrison,
widow Of thc laie President Of the United
States.
An act making appropriation for The
pay. Subsistence, &c. OF home squad
ron. ~.~
An acl making further provision for the
maintenance OF paper lunaiics in the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
An &C. 10 revive and continue in force
for ten years an act entitled +" An act to
incorporate the Mechanic Relief Society
OF Alexandra"
An act to repeal an ACT entitled An
act 10 provide for the collection. safe-keep-
ing. transfer. and disbursement Of the pub
lie revenue" anil to provide for the pu-
nishnent Of em5ezzlcrs Of public money,
and for other purposes.
An act to provide for the payment oil
Navy pensions.
An act 10 establish uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United Stases.
An act further to extend the time Tor
locating Virginia military land warrants
and returning surveys thereon to the Ge'
neral Land Office. -t~5
Anact to authorize the recovery oil lines
al 4 forfei,uses incurred under the charter,
laws, AMI ordinances Of Georgetown, be-
fore Justices Of the peace.
An act to revive and extend the char
tiers Of several banks in the District OF Co
lumbia.
An act in addition to an act entitled
IAN act ID carry into effect convention
between the United States and the Mext
can Republic"
An ac, to amead the act entitled "Ar
At to provide for taking the sixth census
or enumeration of the inhabitants oil IN,
United S;ates," approved March third
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, and the acts amending the same.
An ACT making an appropriation for IN
funeral expenses of William Henry Har
rison, deceased. late President oil tn
United States.
An act to appropriate the proceeds @
the sales Of public lands, and TO grant pre-
emption rights.
An act making appropriations for var
Gus for,ifications. for ordnance, and to
preventing and suppressing Indian host
lities.
An ac, to provide for placing Greer
oagh's statue of Washington in the nc
tuud, of the Capitol, and for expense
therein mentioned.
An act authorizing the transmission
letters and packets to and from Mrs. la
rison free Of postage. =,
An act to make appropriations for Il
Post Office Department. =,
An act making an appropriation Tor u
purchase Of naval ordnance and ordnan'
stores, and for other purposes.
An act making appropriations lot on
fits aud salaries Of diplomatic agents. ai
for other purposes. -
IAN act 10 provide for repairing the =
tomac bridge. :,
An act relating to duties aud drawback
Anact to repeal part Of the sixth SC
tiaq Of ii, AZ ca,ihsl IAN act to Pr
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CORsll a MsssHEss. has ben snmslia,s
imFFisunrd By he snih"ti.irs oI Celia,
Tie q. 5 brig DssiPhin. shirh s.il, 4
Tran N y fusk ~ Tuesday. Il 4 siai
"a. is b.1nd b Msisrzrs. ailh ssa'ed a..
fsFs from the Government u Washing
i0n. There ssn Be no dosbi llal her Dc,
spalehes Felais 10 lie affair slluasd IN.
.4itraadn's Meas.
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.7Hpe BW-we ri"ice 70 learn from
The Keniurky psrers. thai 81 cour, ir.
Gently held in Grant rpnniy. in HAT
stale. Judge Pryor charged n, G,lnd Ju'
~ 10 investigate The circumstances cen
necisd With The unlawful execution II
Maybe and cnnrh. by Lynch Court.
Under The instructions II The Judge. that
I'll such proceedings amounted 70 mutt
der. he Jury presented nine bills Of IN.
dlcineni Tor msidtr IN 'he fiIsi deeIrs
sgsinsi ss many Of The individuals Win
par ieipalsi IN that disgr cclIl u ial'--
u all nUT courts and jure. would mani.
fest like spirit. Judge Lyn.h and lis
helllsh crew wunld se.n be made 20 ex-
riaie their vile deeds on The aallaws, and
our country annld be redeemed from ore
II The greatest blals upon her character.
II there be esuse on earth IN defence Of
which . palria, should be willing TO risk
his life. il is IN supporting The constilu'-
ed auihprIues Of The land. IN sindica,ing
aud uphuldiug the saneiiy and supreme.
ey of The Laws. Danuiiie Rep.
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EIaiOuLth slightest suggestion from any
one - 10 he modes spsranai. hssing
merely seen il siaaed n paper thsi some
lady had before knit = pair in ihs sams
manner. Yankee ingenuity fu6gel W
hare IS much ingenuity . our northern
brethren. i " necessity" would only bring
il into action.
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MAMmINmo

In this place, on the 18th instant, BY
the Rev. M. A. Curtis. DR.. JonS SWAN.
Of Pitisborough, to Miss FaaScEs WAp-
DELL, daughter OF the late John Wsddell,
ESQ.,, of Chatham.
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rive have been kindly furnished By am
obser,snI and prselic.l g, n'ltman 81 this
tnwn. he following remarks an lhs sub.
jeci 81 TARIFF. which will be found 10
eorraborsie The above views Of Ilamil-
tout Edit. Hesf. Car.
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WORTHY OF NorIcE.-We were shown
the other dy. pair of Socks in progress,
knit on four needles both at the same time!
TIE skillful handiwork Of MIR. Samuel HA-
ma - 9. better half.'' What makes this
mo g creditable to tie ingenuity ofthe COED
i, ~. il the fact that she worked them Gu
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EInnSDGB@UGTo
Thursday, September 90

The extra session Of the Congress Of
The United States was brought TO close
on Monday the 18th instant. A list Of
The acts passed viii be found in another
column.