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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

NlRGiNli:-M Court held for Ncsoa county, at the
toprthoase, on Monday, The 2!hday Of October 1872
Reuben b. Pattcsoa, administrator with the will annexed
oi Jesse JopiinS, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
BenaminJoplng, ard William p. Shepherd, adminisra-
tor with the MIL anneAed of james Joplns, deceased,
IL. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

VIRGINIA. to witt rules holden in tue erik office
the County Count Of Charlotte, the Sd day Of October
$50:
Thomas Lee and William fowler, plaintiffs,
against
Robert Steel and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Keeling
Defendants,
IL CHAaCERY.
The defendants not having entered their appearance accord
n1 to the act OF assembly and The Rules of this Court and
appearing by ati-ia tory evidence that they ab
ant, o this Commaan cath, ii ordered that the said dc
PENDANTS do appear before the justices Of the said Court
he Cour, house of the said county, the first MonIay
January next, and enter their appearance, and the
plaintiffs bill and that copy of tins order be inserted in
newspaper published in the town of iyachblig for two
months sncccssyely and posted at the front door of tae
Courthouse OF tie said Comfy.
Copy-fes'e,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON. c.
Oct. II w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

Of The bfeHt, Caesnc cafas, G.bepRg 4 Jreatb,,s
Spt.ig 81 tIooa, ad oil a5t.t y E.sPt'aoalY7j
gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
II Farm for Rcns.

fEfliE. FARM belonging 10 the Estate Of Rs-le:t "
\ Warwick. deaet4ased. This Farm Is situated lnihe
county u Amherst, about mile from lynclburg. IL
contains
300 .iEEEs Or L.s.sD.
$50 of which are cleared. and Of II gu0d bottom
land There Is on lie lam excellent orchard.
The buildings cous.s, OF good
DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary out honss II the above farm is not
rcnlcd before the 18th November ntNl. II viii on thai
day DC offered for rut. the premises. the highest
builder. Possession viii be gwen the list November.
If rented previous that TINE. For apply
ID. l. WARWICK.
Oct % ti5k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

. VI " on Executors and Administrator
-A4 just received and for sacby
PAYNE & GREGORY.
June 8 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
Nov. 7

A T Corr held Tor Halifax county at the Courthou.s
"A thereof Monlay, tar pa dav OF August, 1872:
Aros;eai Owen, Jesse HALEY and Tempe his wife, john
Bales and Frances his wife, Haley shaw and Caroline
his vile, John II, Wyatt and Pamela his wife, Thomas
Compton and Mar! Jane his nile, and sally Owen,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Elzahst,. o ven, John Owen and Staples Owen, and
Luther H. Tucker, Defendants.
IL CHAScERv.
The Defendants, Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, an'
JOHN owea nr having entered their appearance, and II az
pea ing ~ satisfactory evidence, that they not nhao1n
Of his CONFERENCE.-The Il is ordered hat the said deen
dant, josiah Owen. Staples Oven and John Owen, do ap
pear here the fourth Monday in 10, cmheg next, and a
the Dill OF the PLAINTIFFS ard that copy OF tins o.
der b. forthwith inserted in # the newspapers printed "
the town Of Lypclbdrg, for two months successfully, anu
pos ed the front door q the Courthouse Of SAID cou!'
on eoirde".
Nr HOLT, cl-,
IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
For AsE.gsT.

FOEs EsE.gT'.
4r.Aa The upper part Of Tie House opposite Liberty
Es3nil Warehouse. 1t is good fJInliy resilence.
-az.A has attached to it SMOKE House and kiich-
Ell. Possession given Immediately.
ARCHER BROWN.
Sct. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

- The summers task is dune:
O'er4ipened irui, droops from the bending ba'nsh,
In red and golden hues, the forests now
8 Are glit;erins in the sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

sept. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

THE wv asrg NEgfess,
The Doctor receives rs liom birth at bed nie,
Aud forwards as on towards Destl, Ai, pale brother
Thus lie is . railway Ca which "e> all glide,
With the Doctor al tbs cad, aud Death at the other.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

A VCrcR FROM THE WoRKsHoP.-The
present Federal humbug Of high tariff
says the Bay State Democrat, is pretty
well understood by. the elabOring classes,
whom the federalists attempted to de-
ceive into belief that ii is for their bene.
fit. Talking with mechanic ON this sub
iect the other day, he expressed himself
to us as follows: SHOW we are to be ben.
efted by taxing US more upon what we
eat, drink ana wear, cannot see; but
how 1t will put money into the pockets Of
the rich manufacturers, by giving them a
ChanceiO charge high prices for their
goods, is plain enough. l.. for one, am
tired Of such Aummery, and think it high
time that the rich be left to take care Of
themselves, without the special ravOrs Of
Government"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
HOGAN AGAIN ARRESTED.

The Caroline afdir-An extra from
the ROcheste Evening Post and another
from the New York Herald, contain the
following information respecting second
arrest of Hogan:
Rochester, April 1, 5 o'clock, A. M.
Last evening warrant was granted by
Justice Buchan of this city, for the ap.
prehensiOn of John Sheridan Hogan, Esq,
charged with having been one of the de-
stroyers of the Caroline, and of the party
who killed Amos Durfee and others.
Mr.. Hogan whose motions are said to
have been caefully watched, both here
and in Canada, vas speedily arrested Just
as he was starting for the country in car
riagS-he having arrived in the Gore a
few hours before from Toronto.
He was Carried before Police Justice
Warner, and committed to Jail for further
examination till 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Some persons expressed doubts as TO
whether he is really the person, as he
was in some degree disguised; but if he
actually is Hogan, his participation in the
Caroline outrage is a matter Of notorie-
ty.
He behaved with spirit at the Police Of
fce-asked no. iavors-required no friend
but placed his trust and confidence sin
the power Of his country-the wooden
walls ofold England "nfy gov
eminent can protect me.
The complainant was General Theller
and not W. L. Mackenzie, as has wrongly
been stated.
We understand from several persons
that love affair has involved him in this
difficulty, which is probable. At any rate
there does seem to be lady in the case.
The arrest of Hogan is confirmed by
latter papers from Rochester.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

siIk mantle richly embroidered, more
closely around hsr-'for without It's AID,
don't know thatL.z Looney's story would
have been credited
As she finished speaking, a woman
emerged from ruin near by, and aP
preached the spot where they stood. Her
natural dark complexion was rendered
stll darker by exposure to the weather,
but her features were handsome, and the
expression Of her countenance was pecu-
liarly pleasing.
"Elien Hathaway said she, seventeen
years ago, / left you sleeping in the shade
Of tLis gOodly tree. find you are love-
lier even than you were then and the dark
shallow will no more come fitting over
nv heart, wbea behold my own daugh-
ter. for shall know that the heart of the
lady who was once 50 kind to me, is no
longer made dssolate by the loss of
hers.'
sAh. this must be Florlla,' said Ellen.
iMy mother has told me your story. II
she was kind to you why did yOd leave
heri'
Look at him. replied Florilla. point
ing TO Arthur, and you will fad an an
swer in youE own heart.'
Among Ellen's friends, one Of the
dearest and most valued was Amelia
She had for more than year been unitet
10 him who had won her heart the winter
she spent in London. and they often, al
each others freside, sing togeahel
those songs which they warbIeC
beneath tSe greenwood tree, o
in the cool shadow of the rock, the frs
summer they met, Little imagising tha
they we're bound by the ties of con.
sanguinity,as well aslthose of sympathy
For did she forget Peter, whom she left
in the dell with the violin, or Nat, the
landlord Of the inn, but made a point oI
making each handsome Christmas pre-
sent, as we'll as of giving them what they
prize more than silver or gold-kinC
looks.--wheneve they turned aside in
their wandsrings to spend an hour at the
Hall.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, APRIL 10, 1912.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
WILSON SHANNON.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

We'haVe received the gratifyin g intel
ligence Ofthe complete triumph of de-
mocracy over federalism ia Connecticut.
The election for Governor, members of
the Legislature, Sherifis, &c. took place
on the 4th inst. and never before was fed.
eralism SO smphatically "repudiated" ia
old Connecticut, as Oh that day. About
two thirds Of each brance of the Legisla-
ture elect are democrats. Cleveland the
Democratic candidate for Governor, is a.
head of Ellsworth the federalst, some
1900 or 1900 votes. Ellsworth was elect.
ed Hast year by over FIVE thousand maj ority
In consequence of there being an abOli.
tiOn candidate, it is supposed that there
is no election of Governor by the people
and as the election devolves upon the
Legislature in such case, Cleveland will be
chosen.
The following is from the HartfordTimes
of the 9th inst:
I'VE give to-day, returns from l22 towns.
In these, Cleveland, the Democratic can
didate, leads Ellsworth one thonsand fce
hundred and four Uotss, and falls behind
the Wing Conservative, and Abolition on
ly 1877 votes. The towns to be heard
from will undoubtedly secure his election
by the people, by two or three hundred
majority. Last year Elsworth's majority
was 5, 1876!
sin III Towns, the Democrats have
elected ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
Representatives, and the Wings only 40!
There are % vacancies. The Democrats
will have l3 or IA of the 81 Senator'S
OF course, the Governor and State Ticket
are safe even if there should be no choice
by the people, Of which wa have nc
fears, Notwithstanding four tickets were
run.
"We have undoubtedly elected al o.
the eight sherifs, with the exception o
the one in this county, where there is ne
choice. Never was there victory more
complete.
"There are 1873 Towns in the State"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.

Revolutions to Congress in relation Ia
he AaaeriOH Of Teras TO tke United
States.
Resolved, by the Legislature of the
State Of Mississippi, That our Senators
in Congress be instructed, and our rel pre-.
senlatives requested, % US, their best ex.
ertions to procure the annexation of Texas
to the Uuited States, and that the same
constitute one or more sovereign states
Of this Union
Be IL further resolved That his Excel
lency, the Governor, be requested 70 for.
ward to each ofour Senators and Repre-.
sentntives in Congrers. 4 copy Of these
resolutions, and to the Governors Of The
several States, with arequeat tihatthe same
be laid before the legislatures Oftha sew
eral States.
Approved Feb. o5Ih, 1912
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION, FOR THE
TIMES The following decision Of Judge
Parsons, (now Secretary of the State Of
POnnsy ylvania, has been confirmed by the
Supreme Court Of this State ;-"A. paid
B, at Harrisburg, debt Of $1,000 on the
I4th. of October, 1910, in bank notes Of
the Commercial Bank of Mi lliugton. Md,
The notes were then current at the
place of payment, and remained so until
the 10Th Of the same month, when it be-
came known, at Harrisburgh, that the bank
had failed on the 18th of October, being
the day preceding the payment as afore-
sald, BY A. TO B. That payment having
been made in good faith, and both, parties
ignoTent, at the time thereofthat the bank
had failed, 1.-The Court held that the pay
.msnt was valid one, and the debt satis-
lfed.-Saturdsy Courier
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

FlRE,-On Saturday evening last q
stable belonging to Mr.. It'd. Salisbury.
in this place, was consumed BY fire. Al
though the bailding burned stood in, 9
dense part Of the town and was connected
by shed to a large frame stable, the
FIRE was prevented, by the active and
praiseworthy exertiOns of our citizens
from destroying any other building. A
horse belonging to Mr. Salisbury wal
burnt TO death in the stable. The ire il
supposed to have originated from sparks
from stove pipe near the stable.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas sundry persons, citizens Of
this State or residents within the same,
are consplfine aud Confederating to usurp
the government thereof-are deceiving
and seducing honest and welImeaning
citizens, under various pretences, to en-.
gage in said criminal enterprises contrary
to the laws in such cases made and pro
Wdsd: '"
And whereas the General Assembly OF
our said State, at the session holden on
the fourth Monday of March last, passed
and enac!ed the following Resolution,
viz:
ReSclUed, That his Excsllency the
Governor be requested to issue his proc
lamation TO the good people of this state
exhorting them to give no aid or counton-
tOnSnse 10 those who, in violation Of the
Law, may GttempttO set up government
in opposition to the existing government
Of ths State, and calling npon them 10 sup.
portlthe constituted authorities for the
preservation Of the public peace, and in
thelexecuhon ofthose laws on which the
security Ofall dapsnds.
do, therefore, issue this my PROCLAIM.
ation, warning and admonishing all faith.
ful citizens who have been led, without
dae Knowledge or consideration to par
tlcipate is the said unlawful enterprise, to
withdraw from the same without DELAY,
5nd eqIiring alsO oil persons whomsoev.
tr, engaged or concerned in the same, 10
cease all further proceedings therein, as
they will answer the contrary at their pc /.
n. And hereby eRjoin and enquire all
Judges, Justices Of the Peace, SherifTs,
and Constables, aud all the military Off. !.
GERS, within their respective deparlmants,
and according to their several functions,
to be vigilant and firm ia detecting and
bringing to cORdign punishuisnt all per-
sons Sngsged.Or coheernsd in such enter
prise. 2
And furthermore, I do hsFsby exnor'
eli the good people Of this slHss, that they
give no counteaaRes TO said unlaw tul en-
ierprisa. butshat lhsy "a. BY their advice
and example aid ana support lhe civil au'
thority in its sxertiOns to suppress all tin'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

WHEAT. The Buffalo Commercial Ad-
vertiser says: A gentleman Of close OBJ
servation, who has just returned from an
extensive tour through theStates Of Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois, informs us that the
wheat crop never looked more promising
for an abundant harvest than it now does
throughout the whole districts at the
west.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
ORDERS
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Providence, April 1, lS42

SIR: You are hereby ordered, forth
with, to assemble the men under your
command, and direct them to be in readi-
ness at thirty minutes warning, armed
and equipped 10 obey such orders as you
may receive from ;hs COmmander-in-
chief.
You are also ordered to report to this
Department, Immediately after the above
meeting, the number of rank and file
under your command, with statement of
their arms and equipments.
By order of his ExcelleLcy Samuel w.
King, Governor and Commander in chief.
Elisha Dyer, Jr.,
Adjutant General ofRhode Island,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

HogGn.-The Rochester Evening Post
Extra of April 3nd.. ..bringsithe intelligence
that the efforts ofHogan's counsel TO get
him clear by questioning the validity Of
the warrant, were unsuccessful; and the
examination is progressing. Dr.. Macken-
zie ofLockport has been examined to
prove the identity ofHogan, who, acoor-
ding TO this personal declaration, as well
as the report, was one Of those who were
in the attack on the Caroline.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

RHODE ISLAND lit will be seen by the
news we give in an other ColUmn that the
difficulties in Rhode Island, about The
State Constitution, have increased to such
degree as TO cause much apprehension
of civil war. The New York Herald
says that special messengers had passed
through that city with dispatches $
for the general government. If the
general government interfere. (and II
certainly should,) it must interpose
in behalf Of the liberal party, The Con.
stitutiOn Of the United States, which guar.
antees 10 each State republican form Of
government, requires this; and now is the
time, when an aristocracy created by a
charter from the King Of England, are
striveing to perpetuate their power, by
entailihg, upon the State Constitu-
ton which is a mere mOckery Of republi.
canism. This is clearly case in which
it is necessary to exercise the power ol
the general government in the defence
Of the freedom of the citizens ofa state
for the protection Of which the Union was
formed. Il
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

TEXAS AND Mexico We have moi re-
ceived much more news from Texas since
last week. 1t appears the Texans are
determined to carry the war home into
Mexico. President Houston issued 4
proclamation on the 26th plI declO.
ring all the ports Of the Republic Of
Mexico, on its eastern coast from
Tolasco to Matsmoras, to be
''in state Of actual and absolute block
ade ,"by the armed vessels Of Texas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

AREA1 CABBAeR HrAD.--The Cres.
cent City SAYS fellow passed through
New Orisans shOlt'tirne since, $50 all
frad green,' Y that COW jumped from her
enclosure aud followed him several miles
thinking him to bsa vegetable produc.
finn t
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

lawful combinations, and maintain Il
peace and dignity Ofth state. \
In testimony whereof, have caused
the sssl Of said Slate 10 be affixed to
these presents, aud have signed the
same with my hand. Given at the
city Of Providence, on the fourth day
(Lss) )of April, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and for
ty-twO, and Of the Independ ence of
the United States Of America. the
Sixty-sixth.
SAMUL WARD KING.
BY his Exeellencys command
HENRY Bowen,
Secretary Of State.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
Amsetine has been held n Frederick.

A meeting has been held in Frederick,
Md, at whichTesOlutiOns were adopted
recommending the Gov. Of Maryland to
call an extra session Of the legislature as
early as practicable for the purpose Of
providing the means 10 complete the Che
sapa1ke and Ohio Canal TO Cumberland
and To liduidats the existing liabilities Of
the Company.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

coNeREss.- The House Of Reptssep,
tatiVss have pas ssed ths bill for ihe k-
tension ofthe $i2yOOO,OOO lOan.o The ~.
ira session, and ioran addition theral q
1--WE millions ofdOllars.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

SINGULAR.-We mentioned last week
the somewhat singular fact, as shown by
the late census Of there beingSan equal
number Of males and females in Washing.
ton county, Vt.-ll,75S of each sex. We
have another circumstance, showing Yer.
mont 10 be quite as strong an advocate
for an equal division Of labor as she has
always been for its protection. In the
town Of fWhiuingham, in Windham county
there reside six brothers by the name Of
Blanchard, Ave ofwhom are married and
have families, Tbey compose one Or
ganized school district. The school is
kept by The unmarried brother, and is CON-
posed Of the children of the married ones
nineteen in number, eighteen ofwhichsre
between the ages Of four and eighteen,
and all Of course cousins. And far
iher, the district is equally divided
between mAleand, female. = ClGremOns EG'
Gle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

The following Orders were issued yes
terday, by the direction of his Excellen-
cy, the Governor, TO the commanders Of
the different chartered companies in this
State:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

\ FRANCE. ~ The population Of France is
estimated at thirty lOuis millions. The
number Of electors Is I've hundred
and twenty four Thousand sevea hum
dred. isaa 45s' Si8
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
DE WITT CLINTON
Albany, April 9Th, 1919.

Again time passed on; De Witt Gin.
ton was elected Governor of the State Of
New York, and on being sworn into office
of cou rse took an oath against duelling-
as prescribed by the Laws Ofthat State
and as soon as this was done, General
Scot forgot his religion, as we'll as his pa
triotic scruples. and CHALLENGED
GOVERNOR CLINTON TO FIGHT
A DUEL OF course the challenge
as Gen. Scott we'll knew, could
not be accepted, and there the matter
ended.
Such, gentle reader, is the Gen. Scott,
who is so anxious to force himself upon
the people as the whig candidate for Pre-
sidnt'ofthe United States. In laying before
the public portion Of his early history,
we have but performed our duty. With
these facts before them, the people will be
better able to Judge Of his fitness for the
station, than otherwise, and here, for the
pre- sent, the alfair.wlIl rest.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

RESUMPTION IN KENTUCKT.-Repre-
sentatiVes of the Kentucky Banks met at
Louisville on the 4th inst. and resolved to
resume specie payments on the 18th Of
June
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

BANnRUpTcY.--A Court in Bankruptcy
will be held in Columbus on the Path
June. 4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19
RHODE ISEAND.

There is trouble in this little State
Where it will end, or how, is more than
We can say. But we fear from the indi
cations, that the contest between the par
ties WILDE harsh and severe in the ex
treme. The Tribune speaks as follows
on the subject
TROUBLE IN RHoDEIsLAND The diff
ference between the two parties in Rhode
Island upon the question Of a Constitution
is becoming serious and may lead to most
deplorable results. Feating that the sup
porters of the peoples Constitution as
it is termed, would proceed to organize
the governments Of the State in accordance
with its provision, the Legislature on the
I'd inst, passed an act pronouncing severe
penalties against any person who shall
hold any county or town Office, or accep,
nomination for any such office, under
any pretended new Constitution; and de.
cIaring that any one who shall act in any
legislative, judicial or ministerial Office
under such constitution, shall be deemed
guilty OF treason and be imprisoned for
life. This has created grsat excite
ment among the people. and letters from
that State say there are two thousand
men pledged to defend at all hazards the
candidates under the new Constitution.
The Governor of the State has issued or.
ders 10 have reported the men'fit for duty
and the arms and ammunition on hand
lie has also issued an order through the
Adjutant General that the military
throughout the State hold themselves in
readiness to appear armed and equipped
Gtthirty minutes 'cGrning. The othSr
party is rapidly organizing.
(OFFTCIAL)
BE EIS EAcELLHNcY,
SAMUEL WARD KING,
Governor, CGPisia General, and Com.
mSndw,iH Chist cfhs State of
Rhode Island and Pro.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-19

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania 81
ieurned on the 9Th inst.
The New York Legislature adjourned
on the 18th. S3