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The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-10

lsi2, 10 relation TO this fund and
they are therefore impelled 10 the con-
olusion, that tho Governor vas not
correct in the information which be
communicated 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury ; and that the State Treasu-
rer was not authorized, by law, to
draw al moneys due the State from
"all sources" But as your commit
tee are uf opinion that the Secretary Of
the Treasury acted with reasonable
caution, and used due diligence in
this matter and that the money was
paid in good faith to our Treasurer,
the committee believe that It would be
unjust and improper, after the money
had been received into our Treasury,
to call upon The United Slatesto make
good the loss which our Slate was like
y to sustain by the smbezzlement
Of those funds BY our own officer.
But there is a further reason why it is
now too late to Sc. up this claim
The books Of the Auditor OF Public
Accounts, as we'll as those Of the
Treasury show that this money has
been received into the Treasury. BY
the advice Of the Governor aud atlOF-
ney General, the Auditor, on tho 2lst
DAY Of February, A. D. 1s43, issued
bis receipt warrant to the Treasurer,
which authorized him to receive this
money into the Treasury, and pass
the same TO the credit Of the State ;
which was accordingly done upon the
books Of the Treasury department
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-10
wHICt MAss CoNYENTION.

At the celebration BY the Wings OfPhlladel.
phia, Of the last national Anniversary, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
aResolyad, That The Wings Of Philadelphia
tender an invitation ts the Whigs Of lhe Whole
Union to meet in Grand Mass Convention, on
the Alb of July, 1874, al Independence Square
in the city Of Philadelphia, 10 respond 10 tho
nomination Of the National Whig Convention
Such Conventions during The canvass Of 20
had powerful effect upon the last Presidential
election. At them. associations wore entered
into, friendships formed, correspondence es.ab-
lished, and a spirit Of enthusiasm and delermi'
nation 70 crush looofocOiSm we're infused mtc
the whole body Of the Whig party throughout
the Union, which resulted in their triumphant
success.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-10

With bis usual regard for fairness and truth
The Edilsr oft The columbus Democrat" char,
Fes Us with having abused Gov. Tucker "wilh-
oui STINT" in an article Of more than three eOl-
umns. The pioes alluded 70, Is a review Of that
portion Of ihs Gogern0r's message in which he
attempts 10 vindicaie himselffrom any eensure
in relation 70 the means, By which Graves Ob-
tanned The two per cent fund from the United
States Treasury, and concludes BY recOmmsnd>
ing 10 the Legislature that the money Be sguih
demanded from The General Government. The
article embraces pain statement Of facts, and
The necessary inicrsnces ifom ihem.and Feiraius
thr0ughout, fiom personality and abuse. Our
sage noighboF concludes his romarka apon this
piece b hind oiindsiniie promise 10 give It q
particular notice hereafter. Without claiming
to ourselves The slighlssl credit log he author
dip ofahai be Il incapable Of answering. We
veniafs the sssartioa that our vsnerabis Old
mousing nsigbbof uiI nsilhsr reply e Il. hof
azsn msko lha attempt, unless possibly be msg
ssadod 10 4 b ihis direct denial Of his ability
ls DO 90 saselually.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15
whitcOmb BIS soft SOAP!

James Whitcomb is a profound DEMAGoGUE,
and we caution the People against him such.
He has as much political cant and honey Juggling
he lacks of lofty and disinterested Patriotism.
Witness sample: The Locofoco editor Of the
Eagle, describing latc speech Of Whitcomb in
that place says, He (Whitcomb) impressed upon
",he audience the great importance EVERY MANS
'THINKrNs AND ACTING for HIMSELF; and not
"sufering any DEMAGOGUICAL torchligh,
to lead him astray!' The dear, kind Guardian,
of the People of Indiana!
On, out upon these snoaking smooth-,ongued
preachers upon the stump their distressing dem
agoguism "appea!s to Heaven" Are the People
of Indiana fools, that James Whitcomb shall ira
vel the State, with his pious crook and staff, to
keep them in the Fold? Precious Shepherd
Dear People, Gays this Demagogue--"I wi.h
"-vorE for ME-and suffer no "Dema gogue' to
"lead you ASTRAY!''
There is no public character so worthy of e,er
nal odium as a character like this. 1t deserves
no respect at the hands of the Press. |. is to
such influences that owe all that we have
los, of public virtue and magnity, and it is to
such Wolves, in Sleeps covering that the loss of
our Freedom will be attributable, if los, it shall
such O man. Let him be unstripped!-Ib.
News for Office Seekers-A Netc Reading of
the Constituton.--We learn that the Secretary OF
the Treasury (Mr. Spencer,) with the concurrence
Of the Attorney General of the United States
has decided that the appointment Of Inspectors,
Weighers, Gaugers, sc. Of the Customs is vested
in the Secretary Of the Treasury, the Head of
the Department: That, by the Constitution of
the United States, any act of Congress vesting
such appointments in the Collector i. void The
Attorney General has held, in a written opinion
that these appointments must be by the Secreta-
~. else they null and void by the Const
/ As TO those persons holding these Offices
/ they must be presumed TO have been appointed
by the Secretary Of tho Treasury Tribune
| Stare Trade. "A very decided decrease has
been manifested since 1888 in the Slave Trade
of the Island of Cuba. II appears from state
ments recently made to the British Parliament,
that in the year 1888 there were seventy one
vessels belonging to Havana engaged in the
trade, and that in 1912 there were only three
vessels engaged There were imported in to
the Island from Africa. during the year 1899.
twenty Eve thousand slaves. The number i'm
ported IN ls42 was only three shousand 0Ee huns
dred.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

number we shall show that ii Is to the wing far-
ty, and to them alone Notwithstanding me Loco
foco Party had repeated power to do ~ 'hat the
People Of Indiana are indebted Tor the winding up
of tho System Of Internal improvements; for
tho investigations which have been had into the
conduct Of their public officers; and for the legal
measures which are now in progress for the pun
ishment OF the guilty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

HARD TIMES IN OLD VIRGINIA.-By the follow
ing article from the Richmond Inquirer IT seems
that the pressure is felt sensibiy in The old Do
minion.
.Whv should the Assembly be disputing about
a unto when ruin nd devastation are prevadin g
our whole country? A negro man sold In the
county of Amelia the day before yesterday, aged
abou, forty, at the price Of $50. good cart
and woke Of oxen at the sum Of 81. And on yes
,erday a young man at the sum OF SlS6, and the
same man. tobacco crops. as II hung, at the pi',
full sum OF thirty five cents per hundred. The
Sheriff of that county has upwards of hundred
negroes encamped under bush hats, tDditing the
day of sacrifice The last barrel Of corn, bed and
plou Oh horse gone for almos, nothing making the
rich richer and the poor poorer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15
ELECTIONS.

observation-disclosures Hudson, Wing, has
been elected to Congress from The 9th district;
and it i. supposed Mr. Rockwell, Wing, 10 the 1th.
No choice in ,he 2nd and Bird districts.
I2Aoao Island has, doubt, from tho returns
received, been carried by the Wings MI Fen.
ner, the Wing casdidate for Governor, being con-
sideraby ahead.
Connecticu. hasgone for the locos. Gov Ciese
land, loco, has plurality Of about 1900 votes
but may be defeaed by the scattering votes; II
so, he will be chosen by the legislature, which Is
iocofOco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15
ABINGDON TOWNSHIP MEETING.

A, meeting Of the Wings OF Abingdon Towns
ship, Wayne County. Indiana. held in Arlington
the 80 day of April, lS43, for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates ~ represent the Wings Of
said Township in the District Convention TO DO
held in Cambridge City the 18Th instant, for
the purpose of nominating some suitable person
candidate to represent US in Congress
Col. PAUL LARSH was called 20 the Chair, and
JONATHAN KipwELL appointed Secretary The
NEE ing being organized, the following rcsolu.
tons were adopted
Resolved, That we are fully satisfied that the sa-
| cred interest Of the People is suspended on tho
sound policy of the Wings being united on men
and measuscs:-We, therefore, pledge ourselves
TO unite the man nominated at tho District
Convention candidate to represen, US in Con
gress; and further pledge ourselves TO dis
coun tenance all, aud any, who may offer them.
selves in opposition to the man nominated by
said Conv ention, by Withholding supper. and
suffrage from all such d.sorganizers, as men ua-
worthy of confidence.
Resolved, That three Delegates be nppoin ted
to reprosen, the Wings of this township in said
Convention. And be il further Resolved, That
Michael Helms, Jonathan kidwel. and Moses
Robbins, Jr.. be the said Delegates. And be j,
further Resolved, That said delegates be, and
they hereby instructed 10 say that Samuel w.
Parker is our first choice, James Rariden
cond choice, and Lot Bloomfield third choice
-subjec, however, to the sound discretion Of
said Convention, when met 10 council.
And be i, further Resolved, That our Delegates
be, and they are hereby instructed TO cuncur
with the Delegates in said Convention, If thought
advisable, IN nom,na ting proper persons as can.
dda,es at the State Legislature.
Resolved That the Secretary prepare the min :
uies of this meeting for publication IN the Way ne
, County Record, with a request that they be
:, pied in the Richmond Palladium.
e Resolved, That this meeting now adjourn.
d PAUL LARSH, Che.
= j. kIpwELL Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

Commander Mdckenzie.-The n. Y. Express
says: 81, is said letter has been received from
Washington stating that Commander Mackenzie
is acquitted, and tina, the President has appro-
we'd it.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

Mesrerism "Going II Blind."-Mesme.sm IS
doing wondrous things In our land. People are
sent, 10 a mesmeric state, TO the moon 10 less
than no time. and the "man in the moon" desert
bed with an accuracy truly astonishing. Almost
any thing, nearly ready TO conclude, can
be discovered and effected by it! Perpetual mo-
tion may be discovered by lis aid! Darkness may
be broush, TO light, and evil deeds be made man
ifest by it, And who knows but that evil
doors will, through fear Of its great and mighty
power refrain from their evil waysl As proof
that a remarkable thing has been done by the
aid of Mesmersm, one of chr exchanges relates
the following circumstance: store was iaieiv
robbea at Massion, o. of about sixty dollars
man v as taken up suspicion, but was released
for want of evidence. Next day. boy was
Mesmerized and while in the magnetic sleep.
revealed all the circumstances OF the robbery, and
upon his revelation one of the parties turned
States evidence, and the other Che same one
released the day before for the want of evidence)
| was again arrested and committed 10 prison.
We advise our ocos to look out for exPosi-
ton of all their Vaccinations and secret wire
pullings in relation to the coming copgressiona
canvass for sure as any extra-devilment goe:
on 10 their camp. just sure will some one be
sent, cha ged with magnetism, into 1t and bring
their dark doirgs to light.
!, Printers Parody.-The Editor OF the Nermon
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land to refer TO the Committee on State
Bank" This the Wings in body, opposed, be-
ing DESTROYS that the very Quinieesence OF Loco
Iocoisin should have charge Of the matter. Their
efforts failed. Every Locofoco voted for ITS rel
erence to the Bank committeeman It went
there. Upon that committee there was but
single Wing and in the embraces Of that Locofo-
co Bank Committee the Wing resolution for IN
yesiigs ton slept the sleep of DEATH Ii was new
er heard Of more!
People Of Indiana! you whose ears have been
deafened with the Locofoco bawl Of Bank CorruP-
tion-Bank secreoy-the hidden things OF Bank
Corporations. ia what light, let US ask you, docs
the foregoing incontesable facts, place the 90
worthy demagogues who insult you daily win
such appeasl When they shall approach you
hereafter not alone can you point them 10 the
passage of the Bank Charter with The aid OF their
own leaders but you can do more. You will point
them TO he Jours. Of the Ind. Leg. for the years
lS39-4O. when they had full majority OF t~en'
ty-six votes You will chow them upon those
pa ges, the undying evidence which proves them
TO have skulked from an investigation OF charges
preferred by themselves! You W i'll show Amos
ana vo,;pr ao,irs.. ~ofa-aa~a = Cnr,,rni'to o,
| OF which HE was proposed member, Wing re-
solution demanding investigation into the affairs
/ of Bank, which he had pronounced corrupt O.
nough 10 damn the State! You will there chow
to those Demagogues whg resolution proposing
10 investigate the affairs Of the Bank, referred TO
the Bank committee upon which there was but
a solitary Wing and there sleeping the sleep OF
dea til! never heard from! never reported on!
yer carried into effectn
Let the Honest man ask himself in view o!
such facts, what confidence be placed 10 a
party whose WORDS are thus fagrant,y lied down
by their ACrs
We have another article to spread before the
People this subject, demonstrating similar
conduct, upon the part Of the Loc ofocos at a la
ter period.
James Nhiteomb.
Opposed to all descriptions of paper currency
and in faror of hard money, Let this be re-
membered! Opposed to the TARIFF!
The Locofoco Indiana Eagle, speaking of a re
cent speech made by James Whitcomb in tina
town, says:
"He (Mr. Whitcomb) fully exposed the injustice nsetec
out to the Laborng part Of the community, through IN
operation Of BANKS ETHER STATE OR M 1ToN
.4Ln'
So James wh:,comb is OPPOSED to ALI
Banks-both State aud National. Remembe
this. He is the advocate, then, Of an erctusir
hard money currency--a Sub. Treasuryite! Mari
this well, for he vii back out Of his position 10
week. Again:
WHIrcoMB Is oProsED TO THE TARIFF.-Th
, same paper from which we have already quoted
thus gives Mr.. WH1TcoMB's views Of the Tarl
viz:
SHE gave a exposition of the unequal az,
, unjust operations OF THE TARIFF OF l942 Che pr
sent Tariff and urged the necessity q H.7' 40 - f&f
DUCED," &c. --,--~.... Acct
, der, in James Whitcomb's creed, viz:
A HARD MONEY SUB-TREASURYlTE! !
FREE TRADE MAN.
: AN OPPONENT OF THE DISTRIBUIIO1
OF THE PUBLIC LANDS!
Indiana Journa
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Printers Parody.-The Editor of the Vermoot
Republican thus POLITICALLY appeals TO his dehn'
auent subscribers. He seems to want GOOD, and
so do ire:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15
WOOD

man chop down that tree,
Spare not 4 single Dough
Thy axe lay 10 is roois,
The Printer needs il nov &.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

0TSiDce Mr. Van Baren dropped the name of
"kinderhook" and has got to dating his letters
"Lindenwold," the Dutch are all deserving him
They say ,ha, he is growing risrocra,ic.-They
can't STAND fellow tina, has straps to his pan,a-
looms, tips his beaver one side, and calls his cab
bageyard "Lindenwold-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

Western Armory The Commissioners ha'
reported 10 favor of For, Massac, Illinois, as Il
location of the Western Armory; so writes Il
Hon. Mr.. Casey, Of that STAG. He SAYS Il
President IS in favor of that location, thinking
the best point in the West.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

The New Orleans Bee of March 9Th, saws tn
the Hon. George A. Waggaman, who was wour
ded recently in duel with Mr.. Prieur. expire
yesterday at quarter past one O'Clock
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

der, in James Whitcomb's creed, viz:
A HARD MONEY SUB-TREASURYITE A
FREE TRADE MAN.
AN OPPONENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION
OF THE PUBLIC LANDS!!
Indiana Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-15

1oisrabie Deep Snorz.-The Auburn IN J
Journal. in speaking of snow storm that occ,
red few weeks since, says tina. between Aubu
and Syracuse. for loog distance on the tra'
the snow was p feet deep-and that cas-, OF [
ca, there was long piece where il was near
forty feet. "Deep diggins" that
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PUBLlc-No. ALL

AN ACT to fix the value of certain foreign moneys
Of account, in computation at the custom houses.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate aud House of Representa-
fires Of the United Sales Of america in Congress
bed That in all computations Of the value of foreign
moneys Of account at the custom houses of the Uni
ted States the thaler of Prussia shall be deemed and
taken to be of the value Of sxty-eight and onehaf
cents the mi-res Of Portugal shall be deemed and
taken 10 be Of the value of hundred and twelve
cents the rix dollar Of Bremen shall be deemed and
taken TO be Of the value Of seveDyeght and three
quarter cent. the thsler of Bremen, Of scventytwo
grotes shall be deemed and taken TO be of the value
OF ssventy-one cents; that the mi-ries Of Madeira
shall be deemed and taken 10 be Of the value Of
hundred cents; the m-reis Of the Azores shall be
deemed and taken TO be Of the value of eighythree
and one-.hird cents the marc-bapco Of Hamburg
shall be deemed and taken 10 DO Of the value Of thr
ty-6ve cents the roube Of Russia shall be deemed
and taken to be Of the value Of sevepy-fve cents
the rupee Of British India shall be deemed and taken
to be Of the value Of foryfour and one-balf cents
and all former laws inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
Approved, March Sd, ls43,
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k)kOtOsALS for carrying the mail Vi the Usilsd
oeAees IRON The lst Of Jviy. l6la " The aoet
= J"ass l94& inclusive, on ths. lpiiownx rogts b
nnols WI % received 81 the Coatrsct O6ee Of III
unt,i Soc'ock, p. Of tho 10th Of May, lS4J, ~
oc decided BY The 18th Of May next) IN the name.
and time herein specified. To wit:
ILLINOIS.
No 42O5. From Chicago by Cazenosis, Addison
Bioomingdsie, EIgin, Udins, beer6sId, Hampshire
Corral' mareago, AmesvIs, BeIvidsro, Cleveland
rockford, Vanceburgh, Silver Greek, Freeport
mh'es'lle, Scales Mound West Plumb river AM
elizabeth TO Gaiena, ISIS mies and back, three
umos week ~ io"r-horse coaches, with tri-woek
y branch n two-horse coaches from GaIcna Illinois
oy Far Play 10 Dubuque, 10 miles and back, to run
III due connection
Schedule from Isl .lpri to LIST Of December.
Leave Chicago every Tuesday. Thursday and Sa
p.
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday at a. m; arrive at Chicago next days BY
Sp. m.
Schedule from la December TO LIST Of .1prii
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.
turday at a. m. arrive at Gaiena next Thursday
Saturday and Monday by p M.
Leave Galena every Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Iurday al a: m arrive at Chicago next Thursday
~~S~'~~J ~"~ 'A"huay W y. w.
NOTES.
NO proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied BY guarantee, signed BY one or more respon-
SiDle persons, In the following manner, viz
The undersigned --- guara tee that, --, II
his bid for carrying the mail from --- to -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
an obligation prior TO the LIST day OF July next, with
good and sufficient surcties, TO perform the service
pro- Osed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of q
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that the
guaraLtors are men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be- sent TO the Department
sealed, endorsed proposals for route No. -" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combi-
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract to be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 9th, i64J.
c. A. WICKLlFFE.
mar lO-lawtl0may
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Good. A truly Democratic sentiment.
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
TaURsDAr, March 8, l643.

Present as yesterday
No 81 Bernard Mckenna %. Charles B. Fisk,
In error to the Circuit Court Of tho United States for
Washington, D. G.
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered tho opinion Of this
Court, reversing the judgment Of tho said Circuit
Cour, in this cause with costs, aud remanding the
same for venire tseias De nopo.
No. 81. Sarah J. Jewell ct al, vs. Benjamin Jew
ell e a 10 error the Circuit Court OF the United
States for South Carolina.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered tho opinion OF
this Court reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit
Court in this causawh costs, and rcmanding inc same
for penirs .tacias de novo.
Adjourned till tomorrow IL O'Clock, a. m.
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THE MAIDEN's HOME


~ <. L. AULwEx.
"A cottage in peaceful vale;
A jasmine round The door;
A hill 10 shelter from the gale;
A silver bro before.
Oh, sweet the jssmiOe's bus Of snow,
10 mornings soft with May,
And sweet in summers silent glow,
The brooklct's merry play;
But swseter in that lonely place
To God il must have been,
To wee the ms,dcn's happy face
That blessed the home within
Wi bout the porch you heard at noon
A voice that sang for glee;
Or marked the white neck g!ancing down
The book upon the knee"
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The Mad,soaian says we are mistaken in suppos-
ing Mr.. Van Buren had been nominated by a caucus
of the Massachusetts, Legislature" We copied tho
paragraph from New York paper, - part Of the
dongs Of tho day. We do not ourselves like 10 SOC
Legislatures making Presidents, 1--WE prefer the pop
ular voce--pure and unsdulterated The Democrats
of,he Maryland Legislature purposeIy avoided any
expression in favor Of men.--BaAimore Republican,
and .4gus.
Good. A truly mocraiic sentiment.
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printed edisiea It rsrk--vSIsk T 49, I31Bsas
and shan iaquixe q he Cnslnm Hodno Nv,
row Il nay b effected, aimee IL hA 6vitish coey-
right act.
remain, gsptlsNss,
Your faithfui servant,
(sixued) A. ALISON.
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'hahsFbee q NssleAl y Tsasssses..
+ e~se1s6 n ~ SssaAs 80 House cg Rxprrsxmt.
asss - Usiet9 osss y -asssvies u CsAxua ssssw,.
~, That he oecestsry Of The Navy b., uod be /,
hsssey, asthoritsd TO cause 70 be made an eAamins
Nm .sd survey u the harhos Of Memphis. N Ten
naval depot and yard for the building and rspa;rns
steam and other vessels Of war al that place.
ana tnas ~ report 10 Congress the result Of such sx
smansuon and survey and that the sum Of three
snouasnd dollars be- and the same is hereby, sppro
PA.se' out oi any money in the Treasury unsppro-
and survey
Approved, March ID, 1898
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TIATs-NEw FASHION The New Yook style,
n Is introduced BY Leary Co., received At
TODDC
Fashionable Establishment, s doors west Of Browns
hots.. mar 7-30
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[BY AUTHORITY.]

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE TWEEN
TY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.