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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

its parts, qualities and beauties. II has
discovered 10 US thni one Of It's principal
parss will supper, life & combustion, while
the other will destroy the same, aud that
these exist in combination tie most cou-
venien, for rcspira,irn. There am other
passes in the atmosphere. with very inter-
es,in. nalure- and of great imPor'ance,a al
though in small quantities. Bui To- return
to nv subiect.--i may be said thar some
of the arts have very little to do with The
scieuce Of chemistry. There is some truth
in this, hui no, so much as is generally sup
posed. There is 10 arr'or calling or basi
mes, that has moi been directly or indirect
ly benefited by it. 4 knowledge Of The
chemical composition Of thingsh has led, &
will lead to new fields OF labor and enter
prise. Chemical analysis lays before US
new substances. some useful. and some, Q
is true. useless. for the present arleasi.--
Take for instancc the uesing Of lime, 'ha
IL nothing more nor less than chcmcn
nperaiion. BY il The hard marble IS chang
ed 10 lime, thereby giving employment IL
thousands. and furnishing US With an cx
celIenr cement inrrte mason'sus Were
It not for this he mish,.sfnr aughi know
have 10 lay his bricks with the same kline
OF mortar that was used by the builders o
the Tower of Babel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Siik.-Thc N. Y Tribune says. that tie repors
on the manufacture Of Silk in the State Prison
o, Auburn. N. Y. gas submitted by Gov. Sc
ward a, the opening Of the Legislature. The
whole numbc, Of skeins manufactured from
Nav lsr to the lns, Of November. daring l ,022
days Of convict labor, was 81 .023; and iis Va.
lue. including the cos, Of coc"ons. of convictla.
Dor and Of cololius and dressing, is SITS Sc.
The total amount Of convict earnings was Ssl0
% cents. or an average Of 3OO.363 cents per
day. The Clerk OF the prison feels confident
that very low grade Of me" may he made to
earn from IS to so cents per day at tia. busi.
ness. The agent will soon put the State Prison
| Silk in market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
For The Adrertiscr.

Mr. Edlor.-Sir-Pcrni, me To furnish yeu
with solution of an I:nigmu, or New Years
Puzzle" which found in your paper Of tho
5,h inst. and aso of Mr. John Bai,'s problem:
a, NAME OF l3 LETTERS
10, I2, Is, tSi3, is eggs, ior "t,b!e use"
l,6&3, is Wal, 1.-The name OF 4 street, )"
Q s. g., ma, "A friend
s, Ga & 10, issamc. "LcloSed."
IL. 6, 7 & 10, is game. e ruin"us TO mankind"
l3 6 s. 7. i$ySam. " the hall Of Samson"
Is, 2, q & ), Is slii" p1fT OF Tnousr;-
9.5 "a, is mil, run BY the aid Of water"
II, 6, !. X I3. rs sals, "a nicname,"
j, 10 81 II, is al error, and not" hard labor"
8. =, 4& 10. is mile, "a short distance"
II. 5. 4 x 3. is g,ll "a measure.
ls& Q, is w. 5. VI. initials o'lhe uame,"
and the whole is WiLLiAn ). MEios.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

The following preamble aud resolutions
were offered ~ the ilnusc OF Representa-
lives. by Mr. marshall, OF kentucky, on
the 25th um.
Whereas, the Federal Constitution is
pcru,ancnl form Of government and Of per
,,,ual obligation. until altered or modihed
in Ihc mode pointed ou' by that instrument
an. the members Of this House deriving
,h.,r noIi,ical character and powers from
,re same. are sworn To support IT. ana ihe
dissolution of,rc Unr"n neccssaril, implies
tho distraction ofthul instrument. the over
,hr,w Of the American Republic. ana tue
cx,;,ct;on of nur national, Nlsicncc. pro-
,osi,jon. therefore, to the Representatives
nt .hc p.op!r, TO dissolve the organic law
Famed by their constituents and to sup
norr which they are commanded by hose
c,,s,;,ueuts To- he sworn, before shey eafs
.p,.r anon The constitution OF he ;'oill;fhi
oowers created by it, aud entrusted % laeiil'.
!, hich breach of privilege, acsissEs.agatj
offered 10 this House, direct pioFosssse9 J.
10 the Legislature aud each member q
!, 10 csmmi, perjury and iusolye sses-;
sorily, in lis execution and ~ sorseaaea-
ccs, the destruction ofuus country a''a sse
crime Of high treason. IL.
Resoised, .bugcrst That slse ssl.i. 1. sl.sia saa
q, Adams, member isofn Mssss cilnaes'ssl
-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

7caressre.-Thc House OF Delegates of Ten
nessec have passed resolution requiring sew.
era Banks in the State 10 resume specie pay.
meuls on the first day Of July next II ls no.
known whether the Scna.c will agree With the
House in this matter. bu, The gcncral impres.
sion H. thut however they mav wis., 10 'avo'
the Banks. their know.e dge o: the public wlsl
will induce ,hcm 10 follow the House ii. 'ts &c
,ion upon this al. important qnc,Ir"n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Extract of Commercial Letter rcceiv-
cd at Savannah by The Wcs' Iudia steam
er Forth, at Havana:
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ID. 1871.
Since my last, we have had regular
upset in the Sea island Cotton market. so
much SO, that nothing can be done with
them at any price.
"Uplands are offered in abundance at
81 81, for fair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Yueo.an.--The Havana papers contain
Campeuehy dates TO the 3U,h December.
One Of the periodicals OF that port says,
"Thc reports Of The result, OF the neeocia
lions between our government and The Mex
ican Commissioner, arc now contirmcd.--
Our reunion with Mexico is fixed on u
solid basis: The terms of The compae,
,,re suct, says au intelligcn, person Of this
,s;ty. iha, they are approved both here and
II Mexico, aud givs, Us The advantages oi
l,osb independence aud the Federal Cen
s,t,;tn,:otI. A correspondent Of the satre
Saner says the people generally expressed
svcasssya inyon tie occasion"
No mention is made of the Tcxian feel
which had been of their coaat.-N, o.
Fiesgans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Eriraragant Erpcndi'arts.-In the pre-
siden,ial cnuvass Of lolO. tne Wings ac-
cused Mr.. Van Buren, Of extravaganza. al
iesiug hat the expenditures were only ihir-
teen millions per aun. during MIR. Adams
Administration aud that rhey had been
doubled since his lime. Aud the people
were Induced TO believe Ihnt retrenchmrn'
would take place il Gen. Harrison snouid
b. elected. and that The expenses oi 'he
Government would he again brought down
10 thirteen millions.
Thcs. were Wing promises. And what
haze bceu their performances! President
Tyler. 10 his annual message, informs
Congress that the expenditures oi the Go
verumcnt for the fiscal year will he over
thirty Two millions OF dollars! This is nine
teen millions of dollnrs more than il cost 10
support the Government of Mr.. Adams
according TO the slntement o The Wing or
a,ors and presses. This is not The enter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
Correspondence Of The Mereu,y.

"
The newspapers Of lasi Saturdays pro-
ceedine, will give you but Saint idea Of
the esciremcn, in the loose, accustomed
by MIR Adams speech III defence of him
self. as he said. against tho cnarSc Of mon
omania conlancr! in the boar he present
ed,-bul which il reality la made. for the
SAX. ur aggression upon The South.
He was most ahusive,-iii> common rpI.
lhcrs applied 10 Southern members We're
Slave. breeders" aud "Slavc traders"
To day the House refused To let him go
OH al all Alter presenting some other
Abolition petitions, he presented one signed
nv some iorrv or fiiiv citizens OF Massachu-
sets. praying that the Union shouif be dis
S0ircd.
lie accompanied 'hc presentation with Il
motion Tor Select Committee. with in
struciions 10 as>isn rcasous'w wkS the Uniun
should no, he dissolved.
On this Mr. Gimcr moved resolution
Of ccusure upon him for presenting such
peliion-and The House adjourned.
Tomorrow Mr. Marsh II Of Kentucky
will move Mr.. Adams expulsion from The
House.
Thus Abolilionisn is rpcnins and fore
ing the South to discussion. i, is suppos-
ed that moving Instructions in favor of The
Union at all aioucs for the offence Of pre-
seuIing such "A pcliiion--as giving such in
struclious admits that the Luion is ques.
,ionable, and requires the assigning rea-
sons for il, continuance. The motion TO
expcl will fail. as il takes vote Of lwo-
thirds, TO carry ii. The utility OF moving
il, is To arouse The people TO the inevitable
tendency Of AbUi'ionisnn. and the al'erna-
tive il involves. The dissolution OF the
Union is the true aim Of the political aspi
rants among these inccndiarles, though The
mere fools aud fanatics may look lower.
Southern members are much excited.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Iusinia.-Thc Le eslslaiurc Of Virginia elect
cd Judge ". II CaDeIl. President jndg' a''he
Cone, al Appeal, oil that s'a,". in ti's placc Of
Judge Tucker resigned. and Ueni ]. II. bay
Icy. ~ Judge of the icnctal Count, IN place OF
Jnd.c ups';u., resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Fire.-The Courthouse n, Decatur. DeKalb
county, Geo, with all The records, papers, &c.
OF the county, has been destroyed by Ere. l,
IS supposed to have been the work Of an inceu-
diary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

F'.aud.-Thc Journal # Commerce of 'le
18th INST states that three drafts for 81 ,OGO
cncr. drawn in Havana, on different persons
in New York without, authority or thor know
ledge ofihc d,awer 1t al, came m from TO-
bile Bank for acrep,ancs. There were some
good names on tue drafts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

The Erehtqu1r Toe Select Committee IN
the Senate Of the l.. States 10 whom hls been
referred the Secrcllry OF the Trca,nry's Pan OF
a Board of Exchcqncr, consists Of N"ssrs Tai
madsc, Preston, Bates. Walker, Evans, Mer.
rick, Young. White and Rivcs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
Do rur MECHANICS NEED CnrMrsrnx

Do TIE MECHANICS NEED CHEMIsrRx !!
Uhat har, The Mechanics 10 Io riih
Chemistry 81 answer, much. very much.
There i, bat very ille mechanical husI-
ness carried on wilhou, ii> aid. Is II Of
no consequence then TO rs! !! should ", re-
main isuuranI OF science OF 50 much i'm
porlauce Ought We not rather 10 strive
to mcguire knowledge OF i, so far al least
az relates 10 our particular trades or occu.
pali"ns, or m"rc iuan that if possible II
would Il" Us no harm hui much good. In
il we should be les! IL see ana appr, riate
the beauties of nature: To hnun and adore
her God. i"uk II YOU please NJ the at
mosphcrc; whal wisdom do We see there ,
how well adapted 10 the use Of man. und
not Tor man alone, but for the support Of
every creature. from tie most useful ani
nal To the most useless! Chcmis,r, has,
rs i, were, taken il TO pieces and shown us
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Ohio Banks.-Thc senate oil Ohio has pas.
SEQ Bill by .orc ofaA yeas to 10 nays, &c
qai,ing tdc B.I!s Of Tia, state to resume spc'
c;e uaymen,s on the fourth OF March next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

The Individual arrested a, Annapolis. Mary.
land, az az AboIlionis.. few days since. (says
the Baltimore Amcrican.) has been discharged
under security. Ita, he would no, again visi, the
limits of tia, State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
Observation-Disclosures
AGGREGATE voTl
Democratic.

Mr. Ciay-Thc y. Y. Commercial Advci.
User states on The authority of Ii4 Washington
Correspondent, that Tie distinguished Seaa
.or from Kentucky, has determined TO resign
his seal. IN time for 4 new choicc 10 be made
by the Legislature Of that State at lis present
session."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

To our Pa,rons.-This number commences
the seventh volume Of the Advertiser. and we
arr happy that we sill are able 10 Keep above
water. The pms, volume has been gone through
with. by the assistance Of inose friends who
have paid promptly. and thereby enabled us to
steer our bark throus. the quick sands of "hard
tines" ,hough not without, i'.,ving track Of
some magnitude behind, which we hope our
deiiagucnt friends will em4blc ns to fiil up. ere
the " Hes Of March comes on US.
To our paying patrons we return our thanks
for their support; aud nope our eEcr'ions to
please have not been male in VAIN, and that
those who have pairon:sed US, have been salts
fled with wha, they have received at our hands
To our oteing patrons, we will return our
thanks when they have paId their seores; as
they no do ND; have been very we'll satisfied with
our quielness as regards the necdfui, and would
still remain SO. were we enabled to send them,
weekly, sheet. in which we would say MOTH
ing cbou their subscription being due.
To our Advertising friends we return our
thanks for their pas, favors, and solicit con-
,inuance Of them, US on, circulation ia daily in
crca.iug. they will. 10 doubt, find it to their ad-
tango TO patroniza us.
To all those who are indebted TO the establish
ment, for Subscription, ADVERTISING. all Job
Work. we would merely say. "lcc acani money
and must harc it," and hope This smallhrn will
on tho next sale day, induce q number to cal!
and pay their accounts.
- .n7------------t -
Tic IrhaMsr.-For the last two weeks we
have had the mildeS, weather. for tn. seas3i'
Of the year. we even recollect 10 have witnessed.
The iruil trees i'll the ncishborho"d are begin
ming to have somewhat Of the appearance oi
spring. and wc are fearful 'irn' The trn, Will be
much injured, on acroun, Of IL ior"afdne-s'
should We have wha, we onshi TO expect, Sc
we're weather this month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

ceHsas.--In the appropriation bill for 1870,
the amoan, of S5l ,a59 is applied for tho pay
ment of the expenses incurred in takiRg the
sixth Census Of the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
Gbe aOOertIaer. t.
EDGEFIELD C. II.
WEDNESDAY,. FEsnuAAY 2. 1912.

u We thankfully acknowledge III" receipt
ofa number OF Public Documents from the
Hon. f. w. Pickens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

q. S. Loan.-Thc costs in raising the lean Of
Si2 .AGn0OO. au''o'acd by The extra session,
are officially stated nt $3.50.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

,ainmcnt to which wo were invited. as Mr..
Webster to sneeringy said during the war,
when our armies were unsuccessful on the
Canadian iron,ier.-Aibuny Argus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
For The Hdcrrtisfr.


Mr.. Edi,o,-Doar SIR Enclosed you viii
fnd Il few more verses which You vii p'-ase
give place in your columns, and oblse yours.
Respectfully,
To MissE PHI.
Oh in ti,s mornings cheerful glow,
And in the evenings solemn light.
When all is hushed aud Ill Il below
And many star above Is bright,
Should then ycur thoughts moment stray
To friends perhaps that's FAR away,
This humble boon nsk Of thee,
When musinS thus remember me.
When nigh, birds tune their mourn'n!iay
Aud echoes soft those noics prvlong.
Till faint At las, they die away
And silence swallows mp lhe song:
Li.,'ning to such sirrins though full otwoc.
which from an ansuisrcd b.. NJ seem TO aow,
And move the heart ,n tender sympathy.
Fair being then ask, remember ne.
When ~ vour distant home away.
Where pleasures ever on the wing,
And round you move the young and gay.
To ia nj beau'ys .hrlne their offering;
y mid such scenes Let memory stray.
One moment to your minstrel and his lay,
'Tis ali | ask, tbs al, claim OF lhec,
4 fond and las; request. remember me-
AbbcyiiIc C.. H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Important judicial Decision'-A juror
in Cumberlapd county was fined five dol
lars for not attending court. and sought TO
excuse himself on the ground that he took
no newspaper, apd was therefore iguorant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

OF The day ofholdins the court. Butjudge
Parsons very properly decided. thai this.
so far from being an excuse, was an aggrn-
va,ion of the olfcnce. and that i, was every
mans imperative duty 10 take a, Ieas, one
ofihc cnuniy papers. llmusl be meian-
choly reflection for The juror in default,
that the iiae he was compelled to pay for
worse than nnthius would have more ,hau
paid. in advance, his subscription 10 q
couniry newspaper for two wears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Gloryin Prospect.-A writer in the N.
Orleans Bulletin proposes to taks Mexico,
in revenge for the capture of the Santa
Fe expedition. He says:
"There are twenty thousand mon in the
valley of the Mississippi. who would start
al the sound of The drum. and neither give
sleep TO their eyes nor sunber TO their eye
lids, ill they knelt 10 the God of Battles
in the Temples Of The MonIezumas. lfor
one would willingly lead where any dare
fullow; an6 call upon General Combs
Of Kentucky. whose son was in the expe.
diiica. and the friends of Kendall Of the
Picayune, To rally around the standard o
freedom, and come to their rescue. Be.
fore an August sou shall gild the tower,
Eof the ancien, city Of Annahuac, we will
give +" civil and religious liberty" 70 q suf.
fcring and oppressed people. aud expeI ev.
cry Iyrant from The soil.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

Oi, lay no stone above my grave.
Let flowers above mo wildly spring:
Let green grass gaily round me wave
And birds alone my requiem sing;
Lei tears-of dew the lone spot lave
Where | in dust lie witIlering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02

"pPS'S' H N'"s"'u"S " uiB- hHo 'So
'erickshure Arena, referring TO it, asks:
"Who is meant! He mentioned your
nnmc" "Whose uame!" The Arena
then euesses that The strange young gcu-
lleman is .Semmes." and we ask-ihe
Z" Semmes" that killed Professor Davis
This bu, increases the interest nf the mys-
terry. lf il be Semmes, wha, pathetic
as well as fearful moral docs i, convey p
Richmond Compiler.
Mr.. Editor-i received. to-day, from
the hand Of n stranger, from Texas, The fol.
lowing letter:
"a strange young gentleman died here,
irienhlcss and almost alone. lie seemed
TO hc wealthy. or certainly to want moth.
ing. He stated tina, he come from Vir-
siu,a--hut he told his name 10 none. |
cnci sc you the only paper found in rs
possession-(tor just before death he men,
toned your nancy The manuscript seems
to he sort of death knell rune by himself y
hand you copy Of the manuscript,
mentioned, think il touchingly beautiful.
can form no guess as to the name of the
deceased. Respectfully.
Fredericksburg, Dec 90, 1911.
on! *heh IN DEAN canIy he'
To tell the careless passer by
Why there in deaths cold sleep doth rot
Tob bcs the tribute Of sigh.
No-le, mn, be by MI forpo,,
Oh! lay me no, in a buria! ground,
" here thousands daily como to moln,
And weep their bitter tears aronnd
=, iheiri ipv ana GEAR ones 'os' ana gone
W I.hor. Io, % ~. i;o pn,ven, @ ,lo,o,
For there are uo,e that will pricve for me-
There's mona 10 whom my life is dear.
Around my dying bed sec
10 cheek Tet with sofl PHYS tear,
x - We Us % LIsf death viii be- -.-.
oh "oS s''ssis "one '''a' '''e' INC ae'e'
M, I,v m s,o,e ,bovs mo rr,v.
Lciflowers above mo Wildly spring:
Let green grass gaily round me wave
And birds alone my requiem sing;
Lei iearsIo' DIV the lone spot lave
"e'e III auS' TIC "'''er'ns
c,., Gil W., ..:.o
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p","''yos"' c,o't ,,';'. INV ,h. "' = ';,s" 49, o',
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
,Eloa.9igaa 9.aeeEltgessee.

&. .-e,s-.------ ..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
For there arc none that will gricvc for me-
There's nona to whom my life is dear.

80 cheek Tst with sofi pity tear!
Z Ess ljle is % lIsy death will %
Oh Coo .-~sticre's none that loves me here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13
FIR the state Sentinel.
THE STAR SPiNGLED BANNER

Proud emblem Of Glory thou hoat'st in the sky,
AS the Star studded Banner of God waves on high
Unrivaed in beauty, unstaned by crime,
Unscaihed by the tempest unwearied by time
Our fathers upreared thee in danger and gloom;
Their sons shall sustain thee through ages TO COM
Unconquered unsulliei, unfetiered AMI free
Thou proudest Of banners upbone by the sea
Thine Eagle uplif,ed still soals on the gale,
In his lie, and his PRIDE and his armour Of mail:
And his eve ike the sunbeam undauntcd looks down
On the foes Of the free il its terrible frown
o fold not thy pinion, thou tireoss of wing,
And wc'll follow thy wagcry wAere'er II shall ring
Thou hast watched DER armies proud bd OF the sky
With the stars that surround thy pavilion on high
On .he field, on the ocean; at home, or afar,
Unscarred by the havoc and thunders of war
Thou COPIED with the mightiest nations of Earth,
Thou waT-craded flag, from the hour Of thy birth
And tie Lion of England, that crouched not before,
Shall meet the dark eye Of thine Eagle no more
Then float on proud emblem, thou never shall fold,
While the star Spanged Banner of God is unroled
G.. W. l..
Wiililmsrort, la. 1872
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

John G. IIogin having received mljofiy Of thr
whole number of votes given, was sworn into Office
and entered upon the discharge OF his duties.
On motion Of Mr.. Leslie, 1t was resolved, that the
Senate be informed of the organization OF the House,
the election of officers and its readiness To proceed
To legislative business similar resolution having
been received from the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, it was resolved.
that committee be appointed to wait upon the
Rev. Mr.. Berry and request him to open the pre-
sent session of the General Assembly by solemn
prayer-that the Senate be informed thereof, and a
similar committee be appointed OH their part.
Messrs. Thompson and Davis of Sullivan. were
appointed SAID committee on the part of the House.
On motion Of Mr. Brown of Dearborn, it re
solved that a committee of the two houses be APP
pointed to wait upon his EXcellency the Governor
and inform him OF the organization thereof, and
their readiness 10 receive any communication he
may be pleased to make to them-to learn al what
time he may be pleased to make said communica-
ton and that the Senate be Informed Of the adop
ton OF this resolution, with request that they re
cprocate the
Messrs. Brown of Dearborn and Leslie were
appointed said committee the part of the House
The House adjourned.