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NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will
be made to the Commissioners OF Carroll
county at their session TO be held on the
first Monday 10 December next, for an
order 10 lay out a public road in Loudon
township, to begin at a stake standing on
the east side Of Section seventeen, a bout
fifty perches south OF The north east cor
ner Of SAID Section seventeen, thence a
north east course toa white oak stump
standing on the public road leading from
KiIgore 10 Rumley, and there TO end.
CONRAD ABEL.
June 10, 1842.
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MIDNIGHT THOUGHT.-ltis night.
Silently beneath the gentle moon beats
the heart of the vast city. Day, "IIke
an DER weary child loo late at play"
has hushed the pulses of its many thou
sand arteries into the stiffness Of pro-
found repose. How in an hour like
this, steal out into the dreamy light the
buried aspirations Of The heart alter the
calm and beautiful, from the dreary rub
bish which the tolls and cares of day
heap upon the spirit! Friends of my
silent hours, welcome-wlth your gol'
den wings and smiling faces. Again ye
throng around me, and my heart, as in
oIden umo-when life was all one dream
of glory, and earth a paradise OF untas'ed
hopes-beats in sympathy with the sub
lime magnifcence of nature. From
what a scene ofstrire, and low turmoil,
and corruption, and despair, does not the
night deliver US! What high resolves
and what lofty aspirations spring again
10 lieht beneath the sofIenlng moonY-
How much that is Christening to the spirit
and refreshing to the heart, may we not
imhibe from one single hour oil midnight
thought!
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We may have published this; but we
like the sentiment, and TO impress 1t we
will Try Again
IT'S a lessen you should heed,
Try again;
fiat first you don't succeed,
Try again;
Then your courage should appear,
For il yCu will p~ersevere,
You will conquer, never fear;
Try again.
Once. or twice, though you should fail
Try again;
If you would al last prevail,
Try again;
If we strive, It's no disgrace
Though we may not win the race;
What should you do in the case?
Try again.
If YOU find your task is hard,
Try again;
Time will bring you your reward
Try again;
All that other folks can do,
WHY, with patience, should not your
Only keep this rule in view,
Try AGAIN.
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CAUTION!

z HEREBY caution all persons not 10
trade for a PromissOry Note, given
by me to Wm. Buck, of Carroll county,
calling for twenty-five dollars and Gdue
sometime in September, ls42. SAID
Note was lrauduIentIy obtained, and |
am determined not 10 pay 1t unless COM
PEELED by law.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
June 10, 1912.
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ATTACHMENT

NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sous interested, that at my instance a
writ of attachment was, on The l7Ih day
of June, 1912, issued by Robert Barnhlll,
a Justice OF The Peace in and for Union
township, Carroll county, Ohio, against
The Goods, ChalteIs, Rights, Moneys,
aud Effects Of Edward Mccoy, an absent
debtor.
JOSEPH goldman.
June "a, 1912.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
June 8. 1912.

On the application Of John M'Guire
(nrmer) and Joshua Kemp, (armer) of
Carroll county. The above case having
been referred TO me as commissioner of
Bankrupts for Carroll CO., by the Honora-
BILE District court of the U. States, for
the District Of Ohio, | will take and re.
ceive proofs of claims Of creditors, at my
office in the town of Carrollton, Ohio,
during the business hours of each day,
until the first day Of July next.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Commissioner.
June 8, 1912.
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SHERIF US SALE

DY virtue Of a writ Of Venditioai En-.
I'D pOnaS issued out Of The Court Of
Common Pleas Of Harrison county, and
to me directed, | will offer Tor sale at The
door Of the Courthouse in CarrolIton, on
Monday the LIST day Of August next, be.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate,
to wit: Part Of the North East Quarter
of Section twelve, Township fifteen, and
Range five, with the improvements there.
on, containing thirty four acres, more
or less appraised at SIX hundred dol.
lars. Taken in execution and will be
sold by NE.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Of Carroll county.
July /, lS42.
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EXccuIor,s Sale.

Y virtue ol-an order 81 the Court Of
81 Common Pleas Of Stark county ,
made at he last April Term OF said Courl,
viii rHer Tor sale 90 the premises, on
SaDar1 ay The 23d Of July next, the fol,
lowing real estate, belonging 10 the IL .
tate % George BcIz. lare og said county
OF Stark. deceased. 10 wit: LU, No tour
~ 10 the town Of Werlemburg. 10 Car
roll COUNTY. ONO. Sale 10 commence al
| O'Clock P. NJ on said Jay. A reason
able credit will be given tor part Of the
purchase money. Terms will be more
particularly made known on the day o.
sale.
JOHN AUGUSTINE. Executor
Of George BeI, decd
June II, 1912.
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COMMON PLEAS. CARROLL
COUNTY.

Jun OI FLEAN. CAhhOLL
COUNTY.
Vacation after October Term, 1871.
Matthew Dunlap,
IS.
William Alexander
All persons interested will take
notice that, Matthew Dunlap on the Sd
day Of February, A. D. 1912, sued out a
writ of attachment from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Carroll county, in The
State OF Ohio, against William AIexan.
der, for the sum of one hundred and
three dollars, which said writ has been
served and returned.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
+. R. ECKLEY, Plf's. Atty,
Clerks Office, Carrollton,(
June 20, l642.
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Estate of atharine WiIkin

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all those
indebted to the estate Of CatharIne Will
kin, late of Harrison township, Carroll
county, Ohio, deceased, to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned Ad'
mInislrator; and those having claims
against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent them, legally proven, for settlement
within one year from This date.
ELLIS WILKlN, Administrator.
June "a, l842.
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NOTICE.
July s, l842.

The public will take notice, that Ruth
Snyder. nv wife, has left my house AID
children and has gone away without any
just cause will therefore not pay any
debts she may contract after this date.
JACOB SNYDER.
June l6. lS42,
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SHERIFF'S LILLE.
July /, lS42.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Vendi
Erponds issued out of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas OF Carroll county. and to me
directed, | will offer for sale at the door
Of lie Court house in CarroIlton, on Mon.
day The first day of August next, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. M. The following real estate,
TO wit: Part Of The North East Quarter Of
Sector II, Township ID. and Range 6.
containing % g. so 100 acres, appraised
at $200-aIsO, Lot No. 80, N The town
Of New Hagerslown, with the improve
ments thereon, appraised at $50. Ia
ken in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
ALSO.
BY virtue of a writ of Vendi ErpOndS
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, and 10 me directed, |
will offer for sale on the farm formerly
owned by Samuel Mccullough, now
owned by Alexander, in Rose township,
on Monday The l1rh day Of July iost.,
the following properly, 10 wit: FIVE acres
of Rye, three acres Of Wheat, and the
one third Of thirteen acres Of Wheat
Sale 10 commence at1o clock p. NJ. Ia
ken IN execution end viii he sold ty me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July !, 1s42.
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CARROLL County, %
COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
Vacation after March Term, 1912.
Joseph FIgIey,
Us.
Priscilla Clinton, widow "''''''"
Of John Clinton, deceased, J
Daniel Van TIIberg and Margaret his
wife, John Clinton, Magaret Clinton,
Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, heirs at law OF Thomas
Clinton, deceased, and Dewitt Clinton,
heir at law Of Charles Clinton, deceased,
William Norris and Nancy his wife.
John Clinton, Edward Clinton and VII
liam Clinton, and Peter Clinton heir at
law oil Abel Clinton, deceased, and The
hairs (uuknowD) Of Abraham Grabs and
Priscilla his wlIe-heIrs at law Of the
said John Clinton, deceased THE said
defendants will take notice that a petI-
ton was flied against Them on the 2SEh
day of April. A. D. 1842, in the Courl
of Common Pleas, 10 and for said county
of Carroll, by Joseph Frgley, and is now
pending, wherein the said Joseph FIgley
demands partition Of The North East
Quarter OF Section twenty three IN Town.
ship fourteen of Range five, situated in
said county and containing one hundred
and fity-nlne acres, more or less; and
also, that the dover Of said Priscilla
Clinton, WIDOW of John Clinton deceas-
ed, be assigned her in said premises;
that at the next term OF said court. appII-
cation viii be made by said petitioner
for an order that partition Of said pre-
discs may be made and hat one equal
undivided tenth part thereof may be set
off 10 him in severalIy
JOSEPH FlGLEY.
BY his Attorneys,
Pearce Starkweather, & Jarvis.
June "a, 1912.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
TRICT OF ONO.
In Bankruptcy.

NOTICE is hereby given, that John
M'Guire (larmer) and Joshua Kemp,
(farmer) of Carroll county, have filed in
this court their petitions, 10 be declared
Bankrupt; and that The same will be
heard, on The 2Olh day Of July next, at
8 o'clock A. NJ. at the court house in the
city Of Cincinnati, IN said District.
Attest WIN. MINER, clerk.
June 8, 1912.
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ESTATE or JAMES PARKER.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 al lho.e
indebted 10 the estate Of James Parker,
late Of CARROT couuly. ONO, decea sed. to
make Immediate payment to the under.
signed Executor ; and those having
claims against saId estate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for set.
Element within n year from his date.
WILLIAM PARKER,
ISABELLA PARKER,
Executors
July !, l842.
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July J., 1912.

ESTATE or DANIEL EAENST.
NOTICE Is hereby gIven to all those
indebted to The Isl lie OF Daniel Earnsr
late Of Carrot! county. Ohio, deceased. 10
make Immediate pay meat to the under
signed Administrators; and those having
claims against SAID estate are requested
to present trem. legally proven, Tor sell
Element within one vear from tins date.
JACOB CHAMPER,
LAZARUS EARNST,
Administrators
July !, 1912.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

'GFIlE Partnership heretofore existing
a between The undersigned was, on
the 22d day of June, 1912, dissolved by
mutual consent. Those Indebted to the
firm are requested to make Immediate
payment TO Philip F. Price, who can at
all times be found at the old stands oppo,
size McEIderry 4. MhIers Store. where
he intends carrying on The business, and
is prepared 10 make Wagons, Carriages
PiOughS, and do all other kinds of work
in his line in the most substantial and
fashionable manner and upon the shortest
notice.
PHILIP F PRICE,
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
July s, 1912.
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SPECIAL MASTER COMMIS-
SlONER'S SALE.
Robert Craven, !

Us.
VIM Graham & Prudence Graham
BY virtue OF an order Of the COurl Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, to me
directed, | will offer for sale at The door
of the Court house in CarroIIlon, on
Monday the first day of August next, be.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A N and
4 o'clock P, NJ. the following described
real estate, 10 wit: The East half of The
North West Quarter Of Seclion 4, Town.
ship 10, and Range 5, containing so g.
% 100 acres, appraised at $500. Also,
len acres, being part of the South West
Quarter of Section 5. Township 10, and
Range 8, appraised at 500 Also,
three acres in the east corner Of the
South West Quarter of Section 5, Town
ship 10, and Range 5, appraised al $50,
Also, Lot No. ! in The town of Harlem ,
Carroll county, Ohio, appraised at $500,
with the improvements thereon. Also,
Lois No. 10 and IL in the town of Har-
lem, Carroll county, Ohio, appraised at
SIS and So. Taken 10 execution and
will lie sold by me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of a writ of Tendi Erponas
issued out ofthe Court of Common PIaas
of Carroll county, and TO me directed, !
will offer for sale at the same time and
place, the following real estate. to wit:
Lots No. 90 and 80, in the town of Pekin
Carroll county Ohio, with the improve
ments thereon, appraised at $500 Ia.
ken in execution and will he sod by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July |, l842.
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Estate Of Philip DayhuE:

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 al those
indebted 10 the estate OF Philip Dayhuf,
late Of Harrison township, Carol coun-
ty, OHIO, deceased, to make immediate
payment 10 the Undersigned Executor;
and those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them,
legally proven, for settlement within one
YEAR from this date.
HENRY DAYHUFF, Executor .
June "a, 1912.
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Three Splendid Farms 40
sale.

subscriber offers for sale his
a well known property, situate i0
Township, Carroll county, Ohio,
in the immediate vicinity Of the village
Malvern, Qale Troy consisting of
Three Quarier Sections of Land, all of
them ina high state Of cultivation.
They contain about Three Hundred
acres Of cleared land, and are we'll sup
pied with first rate Timber. On two of
the Farms there are excellent Springs Of
never failing Water; and on the other a
we'll Of Water equal to eng in the coun-
Try.
To those acquainted with the premi-
seq, il would be useless to say any thIHg
10 their communication; but for informa.
ton oilhose wishing to purchase, ! would
just say. that for fertility Of soil, natural
advantages, and proximity to Mills, &c.
they are unsurpassed by any in the coun-
ty in which they are situated. There
is also On one Of The Farms, a well open.
ed and excellent
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Merchants and Mechanics bank 81
North Western bank 81
Post Notes Ga
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank Of Salisbury 6
Mineral bank a
Washington county banks q
All other sol went banks. 3aG
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PEACE N PLENTY.
June 8, 1912.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and The pub
lie in general, that he has taken and fit
ted up that we'll known
TAVERN STAND,
In he town OF Minerva, Carroll county,
sign Of The "GoLDEN BELL,"-Where
he hopes by strict attention 10 business
to merit a liberal share oil the public pat
ronage. His accommodations will be The
best the market can afford.
ELI CLARK.
Minerva, May 81, lO42.
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TONE-CUTTING


"HE Subscriber respectfully informs
a the public that he has commenced
The above business at the residence Of
William Kelley, in Perry township,
Carroll county, Ohio, about half a mile
west of Capper's Mill, where he is pre-.
pared 10 Cut, Letter, and paint
GRAVE STONES
of every description in the nealest man
ner and on the most accommodating
terms.-AIso, Caps, Stills, &c,
for buiIdiug-and, III fact, he will do all
kinds of work in his line. He will use
none but the best stone that can be pro-
cured. All orders from a distance will
be promptly attended 10.
JACOB HlLLIGAS.
July |, lS42.
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JOY 1892.

William Wilson.
All persons interested will take notice
that Elias Gulchai on the 23d day Of
March, A. ID. 1912, sued out a writ Of
attachment from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, in The Sale oil
Ohio, against William Wilson, for the
sum of one hundred and seventeen Dol,
lars, which said writ has been served and
returned.
DANIEL McCOOK Clerk
E. R EcKLEY, Pif'-. ATTY,
Clerks Office, June %. 1912
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COAL BANK.

Any person wishing to purchase, all
or any, Of the above Farms, can ascer.
tain the terms, (which will be easy and
all the Necessary lnlormsiIon respect
iog them, by calling on H. GrisvOld,
Eq Canton; Gen S. StOkely, Steuben-
vile, or Geo. HardeSty, Malvern, Car
roI 20. or addressing a letter, post paid,
- the latter named gentleman.
WILLIAM HAWK
Nav 18th, 1926 #.
G-Possssion Of any part, or all may
be had Immediately.
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A TlPPECANOE BEAUTY.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says:-
We Yesterday saw a letter from Dayton
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-07

| throw this stray shot in favor OF the Presideh
from the same cause In the words OF distin
guished author, "when | refer TO signal IN
stances of unpopular opinions, delivered ana
maintained by men, who may well be supposed
to have no view but the public good, 90 not
mean to renew the discussion Of such opinions.
| mean only 10 illustrate one useful proposition,
which ii has been my intention to lnculcale.
That We should not generally reject the friend
ship or services of any man, because he dlffe. S
from US in particular opinion" You may ap-
ply this in Two ways, if you like.
My object has been, in measure, gained.
The CALLED jade has WINGED, however indepen-
dent he may appear. To be sure, he ha, kick
ed harmlessly, but what of that2 have
awakened spirit of investigation In regard to
men and measures which will furnish ample
material to work upon for others more qualified
than myself The result will show that every
thing have asserted of yourself and your ally
of the G ODE, is TRUE. and beyond the shadolo
IF a doubt. Neitner of you have yet attempted
to deny them. Perhaps from my statements,
you think that know you both. Ido
HARVEY BIRCH.
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When this scheme fails, (as 1t VIII they
have one more chance, and but one. In this
movement, too, majority of the American
People will be arrayed against them. 1t will
be an effort, conpulsire, erpiring effort TO
unite the whole of the late Harrison party
against the Administration, and thus push MIR.
Clay into the Presidency by the same vote and
the same majority that defeated the Demoera-
tic party And, to make assurance doubly sure,
they have resolved to procure another We 70
on their own terms. All their ingenuity will be
taxed to frame bill embracing as many IN
dascemenls as possible TO secure the appreciation
Of the Harrison party, while, at the same time,
the utmost care will be taken to construct ii an
such pay that the President aoiH be COM
pelled to Veto it! This will be their " last
card" Let them play it! Let them test again
the popularity Of the Veto. Let them place the
issue again before John Tyler, of violated
conscience or Veto. They have the majority
now The President will preserve his consis
tency FOREVER, or change from conviction, and
voluntarily.
We conclude with another extract from the
Enquirer: f
cit is said at Washington, that Mr.. Tyler will not
sign any new Tariff BILL hich proposes to strike out
the 20 per cent Imitation and to retain the Dstrb-
ton feature The Feds will go the whole-stck to
Distribution, and then extend the Tariff to twenty
five or thirty forty per cent. The consequence of
his vetoing their new Tariff bill would be, that the
Government would be thrown upon the act of '33-
that is to say, the 20 per cent duty with the pro
ceeds Of the public lands thrown back into the Ex-
chequer, and the loans already authorized by law
In taking this course, Mr.. Tyler would only be adj
herring to the course which he marked out in his re-
solutions of &c., preserving the Compromise Act ssa
cred and involate-and in his late Message to Con-
gress, recommending the Distribution to be suspend
ed He would give himself Jew claim to the graf
itude Of the States Rights Republican Party
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To the Hon. Willie =. Mdngun1

| accused you of political dishonesty, and have
proved it upon you, but perhaps it would be as
well now to review your conduct in the Rhode
Island matter. differed with the President IN
his view of it, where you went beyond him.
This is neither here or there, however. am
satisfied that the State 1oiU haze Republican
form of government. Suppose we go back some
twenty years, and look at what Willie p. Man
gum was doing, and some ten years after to see
what William A. Graham was at. In 1923, the
Western portion of the State of North Carolina
was in state OF g insurrection"-it met in So
lemn conclave or convention, and among the re-
volutonsts was yourself The object, you are
aware, a0as precisely the same as that OF me
suffrage party IN Rhode Lslend-that ma
lority of the people should, in all cases govern
The State Your senatorial colleague, in 1888,
signed an address, advocating the same prlncl-
pie These are facts--facts sir; and the record
will sustain me in asserting them.
fear that circumstances will prevent me Civ
ing the people little more of your history.
Were | disposed to delve deeper than | have
done, it would only serve to extend a catalogue,
which every one must see Is long enough al
ready Besides, the task should be assigned TO
others, who are more qualified. A plain, I'M
lettered man, who has no knowledge of grammar,
cannot be expected to cope with the acting Vice
President of the United States; and he has only
assumed the position from believing that the
aim of the private's rifle drives home deeper, in
some instances, than the sword of the Malo
| General
Having acted heretofore with you as null
fer--having been all my life a firm opponent o
all assumed power by the General Government
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The Colonel of the Regular Army is pecu
liarly facetous of late. He has dropped the
sword and assumed the birch. The colonel has
sunk into the pedagogue. He is specially
critical on what he deems our faults of Ian
guage. He is particularly anxious that our
vernacular should be correct. He thinks him.
self, no doubt, perfect in the knowledge of Eng
lish syntax-Iet him now commence his study
Of the Latin. His attempts at that language
would shame a tyro The in hoe uerba will
not pass muster These words, as employed
by him, are really very ''atrocious."
But we do not presume to rival the Colonel
either in welding the sword of wood or the
sword of steel We yield to him the supreme use
sword of the Colonel. We respect the CosnePs
learning, as much as we applaud his courage
Let him continue his studies, and ere long he
will become as famed for his scholarship as he
has been hitherto reno vned Tor his deeds of
fight. Aul Caesar aut nullu> is the Colonies
motto. Nullus, we are told, is good latinty for
Colone-good, at least, compared with cur
Colonel's attempt, and specially applicable TO
ui.n And Colonel Webb Is endeavorlng to be-
come Ce ,ar--faned equally for learning and
fghting-in wisdom and IN war.
go Great Dalhousie, thou great God of War,
Lieutenant Colonel to the Earl Of .Mar!''
Our Colonel is worthy of poetry equally
sublime.
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CONGRESS-.

In the House, on Saturday, bill from the Sc
nate IN relation to certain lands in Louisiana
was made, on the motion of Mr.. Dawson, the
order of the day for Saturday next.
Mr. CLARKE, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported bill providing for the erection
of certain light houses, &C., which was read
twice and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Mr.. COOPER, of Pennsylvania, had moved to
refer the following communication from the Sc
fairs: