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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-16
1,l Chancery-State of Alabama-bloble County
 At Rules, Oct. lSth, 1SIl. Dudley Hubbard, complainant,


 Prpssly C. Lane, John W. Lane, Car, W. Lane, Edwin S. Lane, Daniel Russell and Lucy his wife,
 James Burlington and Eleanor his wife, def'ts.
 The BiLs in this sets forth that the complaint aat purchased piece of property at sale made by she Register of the court of chancery at Mobile, un- der decree in certain cause in said court wherein Thompson 1ittell was compla nant and Joseph Bates, .Jr. defendant and that in consequence oi errors committed in previous deeds of conveyance of the property, the deed given by the Register the stale was erroneous in ths that did mol correctly de- scribe the property intended to be forecosed on and said; and the bill prays that the may be ed to make perfect the chain of title to premi- ,ses the north east of St. Joachim and St. Louis streets and for other relief. And now the complainant comes by his solicitors and shows to the satisfaction of the Register of the of chan cery for the first district of the southern chancery di visiuu of said State at Mobile, from affidavit on file in the cause, that the following named defendants in the above suit are all non-resdenis of the State rof Alabama, to wit:-Pressly C. Lane and John ". Lane, walo reside in Cabell county, Va.; Daniel Russell and Lucy his wife and Carr W. Lane, who Isside in Carroton the State of Missouri, James E,,ington and Eleanor his wife who reside in the sstate of Ono, and Edwin s Lane, who resides in ille city of New Orleans, State of Louisiana, and appes for an order of publication to them. Now, thertore, the said defendants ordered to appear mt next term of the said court of chancery to be held at Mobile on the second Monday of November next. and answer demur to the bill nf complaint; andi is further ordered that this order be published week for six weeks in some newspaper print ed and published in the city of Mobile, that copy of the be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county and that copy be forwarded by mail to each of the said defendants Daniel Russell and Lucy his wife, Carr w. Lane, and Edwin $. Lone their respective places of residence above stated, all within fifteen days from this date
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRac, Register of the said
 court of chancery, ut Rules, this the 18th day of
 October, A. D. 1S4l. Attest,
 oc:20 6ltc M. J. McRAE, Register
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TUST RECElVED--The Life, Adventures and J Opinions of David Tho. Hines, of South Cao- il,, master of arts, and sometimes doctor of ned, cines, alias, Dr. Iiamilton Col. Hamilton, Dr. Hay nes Col. Hayne, Sc. &c. &c. in series of letter. h his friends, written b, himself
 @"Ihe good old rule
 Suficeth me,-the simple plan,
 That they should take, who have the pourr,
 And they should keep who can" II ords~orth For sale by K RANDALL, febl6 Bookseller, A Water st.
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LNRESf Ditl GUODN.--Landmg hon, brig- Fl Uncas and liebrnc, the f,lhwiug desirable soOds which will he snlu low ii,r ea.h.
 l cases Oxford and Steel mX'd Sauineits, s pcs Printed Floor Cnth, Ga substitute Ioi car
 petng,)
 5cases heavy Canadian Jeans, 4O 7-S X 4-+heacha Sheetings S Shirt'gS 60 bales Brown 10 Red and White Flannels. 40 eases new styled Fancy Prints.
 ? bales Green Bockirg,
 10 " Brown Drlings,
 Snperfne Pickngs,
 3 Shirtng>, Stripes,
 Black Silk Caas, ? cases Plaid Sattin'Ia, Shettehcld, Cnngre and Bandana h,ndk 'is. .s-3. 9-4 aud lO-l .np. Whitney Blankets. c,se Tartan Shaals l case Window Shades I" Blue ami White Jeans 10 |" 2d Inourn'g and } eases blue Calicoes, |" Taylor's percan Thread. Y" Mansan Lawns, 6 " Britannia and plaid iland'f, Ladies White, Elk, and Slate cold Hose Sc. LATHAM HULL x SON, oclS 57K0 P Water st.
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LNRESH CRACKERS.- k' 50 bbls and half barrels fresh Crackers,
 5O boxes Soda and Milk de-
 30 boxes and kegs Milk and Sugar do, landing octlI TH0S. P. MILLER x co.
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100A PACKAGES DRY GOODS, ROOTS. lUOO SHOES, HATS. &cs--'rhe subscriber will expose for sale on the Isl November nex,, ,he extensive an best selected stock .,f pry Goods Sc. ever offered in this market. They have m,le their selections with much care prucipal! tra,a the New England uIanufactaries an,l intend selirg sl laoderate prices for cash or approved nane, The attention ot ely and country dealets k rrs,ects,
 insi,ed LATHAM HULL & SON.
 f' Auction Mart, 22 Wafet-st
 Aartian days aher lst Nosemhes-- -sloneC,y Ire.
 ~, Friday aud Saturday. ss isof.5
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K ENTUCKY ROPE-i17 cases of excellent IN quality for sale by
 oct26 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st. DALE ROPE. -l50 coils Corda, Bombay and ID Russia Hemp Bale Rope, for sale by
 oct2O OGDEN BROTHERS, l2 Water-st K ENTUCKY BAtiGlNG AND ROPE-lO0 lA pieces Bagsing, 100 coils Rope, for sale by
 oci20 OGDEN BROTHERS, IF Water-st. DRAGGING AND RoPE.-260 ps Ky Basging, ID 40 bales East India Tagging, l2 pieces each, .is h to 3s0 pieces Dundee Ganny Cloth and Heavy Hemp Bagging, tH.sa
 z 175 pieces Alabama Bagging, 400 coils Kentucky, Russia and Bombay hemp Rope. for sale by se n
 oat20 McGRAN NOONAN. UTHITE BEANS4lOO bbi sup. qnakty, fer w sale at low prices, by B. -a oets g5fY T : L. HULL X SON. TNRENCH BRANDY--20 half pipes A. Seignette ! IT. 15s 12 half pipes osard, Dupuy O. F ta .A t2 fsl4A 10 do Castillon, for sale by Dfr,g siasls alAl JNO. c. RYAN,
 uoys corner conti and Water-sts
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TNAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A very 1T subsantial light Carriage having seats, for sale ow. Apply to octl l.. Ill II. & SON.
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CORPORATION ORDERS.-$5000 in Corpo. O ration Orders' in sums sut purchasers, for sale by septl7 47if J. K. COLLINS
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NEW BOOKS.-DOuBLEDAY 8. SEARS, 50 lN Dauphia street, have this day receise the iol- lowing
 Ainsworth's Historical Romance.
 The Tower of London. Illustrated by Cr,ihshank. complete in volume.
 Master Humphrey g Clock, by Boz, No IT.
 The Rural Life of Engand, by William Howitt, author of ''Vsits to remarkable places,'' &c from the 2d London edition, corrected and revised in one vol. syo.
 Visits to Remarkable Places, Old iis,lis, Battle fields, and scenes illustrative of striking lassges n English History and Poetry, by William ncwitt, in vols. l2mn iehli
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TOYS BAGGING.-l5O pieces will be sold to J close consignmeut for sale by
 octl D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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TWIN PLATE.--250 boxes ri pate--best brands l l50 boxs Leaded Plate, for roofing; .-.
 25 Pigs Banca Tin.--With full assortment oi Sheet Iron, Wire and Copper-landng and for sale by. 't -.. oc,l5 E.C. CENTER & co.
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(tARPETlNGS.-Afn fns assortment of lngrain V Carpeting, Venetian Stair Carpetng, Brussels, Wilton and Tufted, Rugs and Door Mats. Just re- ceiyed and for sale at law prices, for cash, by
 THOS. $. BATES,
 sent 24 50tf No. 60, Water st.
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1SA kE,iS NAILS, assorted si4es, just rec d lOO per bark Hebron and for sale by
 octlS ]. REA.
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1A BBLS SUPERIOR SPERM OIL, 1O l5 do 2d quality do do
 10 irk ins Fresh ioshen Butter,
 lj half bbis w ater Crackers,
 800 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes,
 20 bbs Dried Apples 70 bxs Soap, now hand ing and for sale by CIR0DE & WHITE, octl5 59tf cor DauDhin and Commerce. st.
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1 ENOR SALE,-Ihat valuable loI ol iahi, ba,, ing a A' front Rosal-sl. of Ito feet by depth of l25 feet, situated opposite the State Press.
 TERMs.--l-5 cash, the balance in three equal an aual payments, with interest from al per cent. per annun. Notes to be secured by moilgage the preElIses.
 Also,-Wl be sold on the same ,erms, all other Real Estate belonging to the Bank. Purchasers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Proposals i'll be received n writing addressed Ia tue Cashier ol the Branch Bank of the State of Alabama.
 apll 256u B. GAYLE, Cashier TRACES RALSAMIQ UES of Halsaln Copaiba AI and Cubebs hy Charles Weldenou--jast recei,. cal fresh supply of the above valuable medicine, for sale wholesale and retail, by
 RICHARD NORTH
 mar2T No 35 Governn'i aud 45 Comce sts. CTARCH, LEMON SYRUP, &c.-25 boxes O Poland Starch, 2o boxes Lemon and asserted Syraps, Is boxes Rock Candy, 10 kegs fresh Tama- rinds, groce Rswand's Tonlc Mixture, just landed and for sale by ..F}
 ap2e MOSELY CO, Druggists. QA HALF BBLS PlCKLED PIG PORK, put OO up in Boston market expressly for family uses just received and for sale by
 ma,lO LATHAM HULL SON. SApPINGTON PILLS.--A few dozen of the a. lC bose Pills for Fever and Ague, just received and for sale by RICHARD NORTH, may2s No B Government and 45 Con,nerce-.i. 00A Coils Russia Hemp Rope; l2O kegs SOO Swede Iron Nails. landing lfom hrig I.in- den, and for sale by McGRAN & NOONAN. june30 l3tf 6 St Michael st.
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EORN.--30O sacks prime white Corn. Sugar W 10 hsds prime N o Sugar. Bacon--l0 hhds Iiams, Sides and Shoulders, landing from steamer Echo from New Orleans, for sale by
 maylO LATHAM HULL & SON.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

For two days past the House have been dscussi np
Bill for the relief Of the widow of General Harri-
son. Wehad hardly anticipated serious opposition to
a Measure in which all parties seemed, two months
since to concur in approving. But it has afforded an
opportunity for three new MEMBERS one from Ohio,
the second from Alabama, and the third from Penn
sylvana, to exhibit the rudeness of Speech the
second perverseness Of sentiment and the third an
apparent brutality of feeling unworthy representatives
of intelligent and free constituencies. The first day
debate We have transferred to our columns, and we
could add nothing, if desired to the whitening re-
Dukes which these obdurate Locofcco slangwhangers
received at the hands of Messrs Lane and w hte of
Indiana, Mr. Briggs, of Massachusetts, and Messrs
Stokeley and Pendeton, of Ohio. We had hoped
that grant of the years salary would have passed
with but little debate but we are satisfied from this
experiment that the friends ofthe bill will lose nothing
by the discussion. II has revived the glorious enthu-
siasm of ls40 and brought freshly before the country
the heroic virtues Of the noble and lamented Harr-
son.
MI. Payne's constitutional scruples must be valu-
able At this moment he probably thinks National
Bank unconstitutional. Yet how long is it since he
placed his faith in Bank of 100 millions capital, on
the records of the Alabama Legslature2
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IN SENATE,
FRIDAY, June lS.

rhDAfp june To-
Mr.. PORTER presented a remonstrance, numer-
ousy signed by Citizens Of Genessee County, Mich.
gan, against the removal Of Land Office In view
OF the recent decision OF the Senate against the recep
ton ofmaters foreign to the immediate objects of the
Extra Session, he would not ask reference
MIR. EV ANS presented the petition of citizens of
Madison, WISCONSIN, for q General Bankrunt law
Mr.. KALAMAZOO presented a petition from
citizens of Dixon, illinois, for General Bankrupt
law. ...
Mr.. WILKINS presented Joint reso,utions If
the legislature OF Maine for an amendment of the Con
stitution of the U S. to limit eligibility to the Pres
dency to single term
Mr.. BATES presented joint resolutions of the le.
gisature of Massachusetts, to the same effect as the
preceding from Maine. Laid on the table and ordered
to be printed. -
Mr.. CLAY presented petition (seyeraI wards
Louis, for National Bank. Referred to the Select
Committee on the currency. ... sa. ..0
Mr.. WILLIAMS presented joint resolutions of
the State of Maine in favor of the claimans for ndem
nifty against French spoliations.
Mr.. MERRlCK presented an act Of the State of
Maryland la relation to the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal. He moved to refer to Committee on Roads and
Canals. Ii required examination and acceptance by
Congress- to enable the 60 and complete the
Canal.
Mr.. YOUNG objected. He said that he was well
known to be favorably disposed towards this great
work but The proposition totally foreign the
proper business OF the Extra Session. and the SEN
ate had already decided against similar cases he would
move TO lay on the table.
Mr.. CLAY, Of Alabama, objected to action on the
subject this session. In the Of resolutions Of the
legislature OF Alabama, recently presented by him,
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VIEWS IN WALL STREET.

The New York papers say but little yet about the
new project of Fiscal Bank ofthe U. S. The Cou-
does not feel inclined hastily to express an OPT
Mon plan, whose chief features are of character
entirely novel" and delays any expression till the
bill accompanying the plan is published
The COURIER" says 1t is not such Bank as the
Wing Party DESIRE it is not such Bank as the ext
gencies Of the country require; and it is not such
project for Bank the people of the United States
had a right to expect from Mr.. Ewing"
The JOURNAL OF COMMERCE says " We have con-
versed with several gentlemen who among the
most influential in desiring National Bank, and they
all say that the plan of the Honorable Secretary will
not answer, according to their views that it must of
necessity be too much political and too little
camille machine, and that in their judgment the mo-
neyed and business men of the country would stand
aloof from it,"
The AMERICAN condemns the plan in toto. 1t OBJ
ects to the proposed location of the principal bank to
the restrictions regards discounts and the purchase
of exchange and concludes that better to have
no bank at all than such as Mr.. Ewing proposes.
The STAR says, The plan seems to have been
drawn up with caution and deliberation, and from
hasty glance, should say that such institution
would meet with general appreciation, and greatly
tend to relieve the embarrassments of the country"
monster than the one General Jackson killed; and
goes into argument to prove that all Mr.. Ewing's
financial notions are false
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New Yoax, June II, 1s4t.

What do you mean at Washington We
protracted disorganzation and anarchy of the
House. What can it mean2 Thousands are
daily asking, will Congress never begin to do
any thing for the relief of the country2 Ifthree
weeks are required to organize the House, how
many will suffice to discuss and mature the Great
urgent haste to adopt2 o men men if there
be any patriotism, any moderation, any common
sense in the breasts of the majority, cease this
wretched alteration, and go on with what the
People have called you to accomplish
think Mr.. EwING's plan gains favor here the
more it is considered. True, we are disappoint-
ed that the Bank is not to be located in our city,
that it is not to deal in Foreign Exchanges, &c.
We would have preferred different institution
in these respects. Yet | think the opinion is
gaining ground that Mr.. Ewing's project, though
not the best that might be made, is probably the
best that can be carried, in view of the sectional
jealousies, constitutional scruples, and local en-
barassments that pervade the country. 1t is
still hoped that Mr.. CLAY and other Senators
will be able to suggest some valuable amend
ments, but even as it is think that Bank would
be popular in our city. At all events, l trust
there is profound conviction in Congress, as in
the Country. that any well guarded and well
managed National Bank would be better than
none.
Apart from the excitement communicated
from the Federal City, we are intensely dull
here. The Spring business is over; strawber-
ries is the only staple in regard to which the mar
ket is at all brisk at present. They swarm at all
prices from ten cents basket down to one. The
newspapers diversity their Congressional re-
ports and Fiscal Agency cogitations with de-
nunciations of mad dogs and the putridity Of the
streets. The genteel idlers are running off to
ing, or to the ponds of Long Island for fishing
In short, we are entering upon the Summer sol
stice.
There is no essential change in our Cotton,
Grain, or Money Markets. Stocks generally
improved shade to-day but U. s. fell off Ia
closing at 16 "a. Del. & Hudson rose to Ill,
but this is presumed to be 'cornering' opera
ton. Illinois Skies closed at So; and Indiana
Elves at So 1-2
The receipts of Flour down our Erie Cana
last week were 55,420 barrels Wheat 6,121
bushels.
The Custom House Investigation goes on glo
riously, but will not probably be concluded for g
fortnight yet. AT least two Penitentiaries full
of double-refned rascality will be disclosed, and
there is great hope that it can be brought home
to its REAL authors. If so, it will be rich indeed
Our importing merchants are in high glee abou
| it.
We had rain on Sunday and Monday, with
cool weather afterward; but now it is warn
again. Yours, HAROLD.
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TIC s.A.ls had dssJd 40. i lst On NV matter. iOt

Tho sshls had dssiJ hSs 10 Ast on ahy matters iof
sign 10 the special bp,ness Of the session.
Mr.. KING considered this case as peculiar One,
not falling under the general rule He wished that it
might be referred anil acted this session. Il was
simply the act of sovereign State requiring their rat
ifcatiOn.
Mr. WHITE as Chairman of the committee on
Roads and Canals objected TO It's reference. Il was
wide subject, and might open discussion. At any
rate il would induce other Senators to present mat
tiers equally foreign tohe special objects Of Extra
Session. "'.
Laid on the table, q to 49,
The unfinished business of yesterday was then ia
Mr.. WRIGHT took the floor, with an attack ON
the financial economy of the present administration,
He took up the financial statements ofthe Presidents
Message, and criticised them with some severity He
maintained that the six per cent Treasury Notes were
now worth SO much more than specie, that but small
amount would De presented for payment this year.
He went on reducing the various items of the esti-
mates OF the Secretary of the Treasury from OOO
600 TO $2,0O0,O00. He denounced the extra session
as needless. He denied the existence Of national
debt; and objected to the Secretarys statements as
including appropriations yet unexpended. He did
ira session. nor for the Diplomatic and Civil appropa-
tion He condemned strongly the enlarged estimates
for military and napaI expenditures.
He then reviewed the Secretary's estimates of the
revenue OF the year, and pronounced them much too
low. he attacked the proposed $4OOOOOO for the
new fiscal agency, and opposed the intended reorgani
cation Of our revenue system.
Mr. WRIGHT concluded at two o'clock
Mr.. WOODBURY. followed to the same effect
de said many things, designed to imply that the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury had taken extraordinary and
secret means to diminish the income and increase the
expenditures for the sake of making an apparent de-
hcit under the late financial management He replied
also, particularly to Mr. Evanss speech of yesterday
he complained that the large appropriation made un-
sltlon against the wishes of the administration party
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THE HOUSE.

The Baltimore American thus alludes to the late
disorganzed state Of the House of Representatives
We have head of travellers in a fog who having
lost their way found themselves after much dligent
locomoton at the point they started from. There is
also on record the adventurous journey Of Tony
LUMPKIN when he turned coachman, who drove forty
good miles in the manner of concentIic circles giving
his passengers at the same time taste Of every ditch
in the neighborhood. Nor can forget the notable
xpedition Of the King Of France and his thirty thou
sand men. But the best smile is to be found in the
voyage of Ulysses who having got the loan of breeze
from Eolus the same being compressed into bag, it
so happened that by precipitae careless hand
ling the stopper out too and the whole fleet
after being driven TO and fro for days, was forced
at last in a shattered condition back into port.
II is not every man that should be trusted with a
breeze, as certain honorable gentleman from Massa
chusetts ought to know. II is thing to let it loose
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

The Albany Epenins Journal says, the great error
of our Southern friends consist in conoundng allds
tinctions Of sentiment at the North They denounce
as Abolitionists all who opposed to slavery. This
is equally unjust and unwse The great body of the
people at the North abide faithfully by the Consttu
ton. This precludes their interference with the "do.
nestle Institutions" of the South.
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CAPTURE AND DEPARTURE OF WILD
CAT
ST. AUGUSTINE

ST. AUGUSTINE, June -, 1S4l.
Col Gates arrived yesterday from Fort Pierce, In
dian River, in the VIM Castor, and informs US that
fifteen minutes before he arrived at Fort Pierce, Ma
jor Chds took the notorious Indian Coacoochee alias
Wild Cat, with fifteen warriors and three negroes in
all nineteen-and after two days confinement, they
shipped to New Orleans, in the schr Walter NJ
Capt. Thompson. He was as bold and impudent rs
ever and boased of his having committed The horrd
murders near this city, some time since This news
received by the citizens with three cheers
Charleston Courier.
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MR.. WEBSTER

The Ne'0 Orleans Bee says, the mass of the add
ministraon here or elsewhere, in the extreme South
as well as in Massachusetts, and New York. repose the
most implicit confidence in Daniel Webster, and ho-
nesty believe that ADLER or purer man could have
been selected from among the nation to fulfil the i'm
portant functions entrusted to him"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

We observe among the great number of strangers in
town several well known gentlemen from New Or
leans. This is the season when many of the inhabi
tants of that city accustomed to migrate to the
North, and is unusual for Congress to be sitting
In the summer, may expect that our metropolis will
be honored by the company of many of our Southern
fellow -countrymen.
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MILITARY PAGEANT.

An invitation has been extended to all the Vo-
lunteer Companies West Of the Allegheny Noun
ains, to meet in Grand Encampment at the city
of Louisville, on the Anniversary celebration of our
National Independence, July T.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

"A seeding Shaker is ecturing at Boston, on sha-
kersm' and giving limitations of the songs dances and
singularities of the sect.
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and another thing 10 regulate aerw atdsths latter
requiring genius Of no ordinary power
.... Qui ftrders certo
Et premiere, ct la1As sciret dare jussus habenas
A single pebble in piece Of machinery may throw
the whole out of gear Well, the pebble is not much
yet does great deal in the way of producing disor
der II becomes Of more consequence than the mill
stone for until it is displaced there be grist
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-19

The Presbytery of Niagara, New York, have passed
formal resolution, declaring that Byrons works and
Bulwer's novels are books of an infde and lcen-
tious chara cter"