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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

Gs sFOR hEYPORT# AND MIDDLE
g. TOWN POINT, daily tSuudayz szeep,edi
iogehags S-s.iar's Dock Staten Izfand.
steamer RoCkLAND, Capt. Craw ford viii lears Nidd!--
town Posn on Mcudays Tuesdays Wednesday, ThurStays
a1G tsldIy al !. O'Clock {lde vrt,agl and keyporf al
O'CLOCK NJ Returning leave New York tooy OF Robpsnn
street T1ssdays Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fays az
O'Clock a NJ and Saturdays At P NJ Stages Will be r
adrss ca the arrival Of the boat convey passengers 20
FREEHOLD OF any psr, OF the county Uniform companies OF
paitie, Of pessrre sc viii be taken 20 and
fEen seft saraatoI or hsyo reasonable rates iy IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

IA ara11 OF POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
sa--lSsSs--I NEWBURGH, Landng At Caldwell's, West
.sr:xzI-s,.a Pom, aud Cold SrrinS-The seambo HGH
eu:s,eet, every Monday, Thursday and saturday,
o'clock, I. NJ Ratumins, will leave NewIuush every
Monday at 6! A. Nj, Tuesday, at P, M and Friday al
r. NJ Far freight passage arply the Captain board
Baggage aud freight OF all descriptions bills sIcIe
board b. te risk of the thereof unless
a hill Of s,,up ar RECENT h., S,rrsl
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LELLY's DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARsA-

a III. = u III4I- ~ ll-lC Ut 'ctllS
A PARtLLA CANDY.-Four packages OF this Candv
contains th active principle Of pounds Sasapa.ll,
Root and warranted 10 be the best remedy in Of
rheumatism sud I'll diseases arising iiom nervous e1ci,abity
or from morbid humor In the blood Il of costyenes
and IN 'hoSe peculiar affections OF rbe ahnentaTy camel ans
Il
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cad ths following and Judge for yourselves =
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY

Call and De referred individuals who have been cured by
yoiS tandy when all other aatcns of Sarsa,a had
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

TNHE ONLY UNINJURED EXTRACT OF
L SARSAFARlLL la III waici, the valuable unipi
medicinal TroT-rtis OF the Sarspaa ar concentrated
5at tfs use OF a-at and uIade pleasing form is
JONEs'S TRIPLE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARfIT I /.
4
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BrsHwIcK. October lith. 1871.
oars of ne eth inst. YESTERDAY .d!4E-
oar request, hasten 20 gave You III I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

TO PAVERS.-Sealed Proposals VIII De re-.
esiyed ;e Street Comm otcs until the Sd
between C,n. and rar-stris Toregulats and aTe 22d
street between tbs 90 and,th Ayerres and t9tas ce iopr
5th Avenue 18th psi For further particulars
apply at the Sest Comms Once here sleclfia
ton. of zach particular work may b. obtained.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street ComInissouer's Office August D. 1913. au22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

CORPORATION NOTlCE-Pubc notice is
" hereby thar petition has ben presented IL ;he
Board OF ssistent Aldermen regulate Thirty fifth street
between Eighth avenne and ths BioomiuGdae road
Persons interested the above petition, and having Or
jections the same requested present them in writing
To the Street ofce on Or belor the 3s
August, lSi3 JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned.
Street Commissioner,s Office. August y. 1913. au2l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
Iltt ar IN t!lls CITY, - ..,I
DRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMS

inr Pcs Machine and Saw Mandatory conssqueuc.
OF the addition and improved machinery TO their works,
hd 10 reduce the prices OF their Presses, and OF rrr
trrs and Binders materials seGs[ay as Will ~ seen By 3
S Establishment still under the personal upentep
l.nce oi Richard " Hoe and Robert Hoe, and they as.u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

En~1s sNEW YORK AND KINGSTON
-s.sls.S.s--+S TEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
NE-For hiusscn and Del.waT. aud Hud-
sou Cana,S ,Stsemhea;s NORWICH and EMERALD
The NORWICH, Captain JOHN S,MusLs will lsavr New
t O'Clock, T. VI. N'
VIII leave kingston yRSndouu Landing every TUESDAY
and Friday, st O'clock, T. Vi.
The EMERALD, Captain JOHN krrcHuA will leave
foot ot Murray ;rset, every MONDAY AnG Thurs.
day 3, o'clock ?. NJ
VIII lsase Kingston tRon1gnn Landing ersry weane,-
day and Saturday a, o'clock. 7. VI.
For freight passSse spply on board .nAas II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic notice IS
~ hereby given, that Petition has hesp presented he
oaTd Of Aldermen regulate ard SCI h- curb and gutter
Thretheet between The Third 70 Ninth avenue.
ALSO, pa"r Twenty tirst-street between the Blooming
dale road and Seventh avenue.
tons the same, requested MAKE them III writing "a
the Street Commissioners Office before III. 3lst tu
gust 1913. Street Commissioners Office. !o,
an2l JOHN E.W t.\. StTrrt Cn.nmIS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

Distribution an COHaectien. THE Re.
gislaiure Of Connecticut, strongly Loco
Foco though il be, has shown lis good
sense by voting TO accept the proceeds Of
the land sales, which, under the Wing dis.
tributlon law Of lsll, falls 10 the share Of
that State. This course was recommended
by the Locoioco Governor ia his message
at the opening Of the session. But the
party press have so much to say about the
lnlquliy Of The distribution policy, its
squirting al " CONSOLIDATION" lis tendency
TO corrupt the State, aud other such bug
bears, that the Locofoco leaders in Con.
nectIcui felt bound to resist The Executive
Recommendation, aud have stryen most
ndasiriously TO persuade the Legislature
to reject this money. Their efforts met
with notifying defeat. The majority
Of the committee in the lower House. 10
whom the subject had been referred, un.
der Instructions from she party leaders,
reported in favor Of rejecting the " brlbe. .
The minority of the committee disscntcd
and introduced resolutions accepting the
money. A short discussion cnsucd, al the
close Of which the majority report was
disagreed 10 by tie emphatic vote Of NAYS
one hundred and itren to YEAS Sirty.twO !;
and the report of the minority was adopted
without division lbuny Eeeaiag Jotr,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
THE DEATH OF Mr.. LEGARE.

The Boston Mercantile Journal OF Tues,
day evening THE 10Th instant contains the
following impressive annunciation Of anoih.
or most uu!ooked.ior and affecting dispell.
salion Of Providence
"In the midst Of festivities, while the bells
were ringing the guns were iring, the flags were
waving, aud The people were ex pressing their 10
and gratitude m the celebration OF act TO con-.
menaraie one Of the noblest deeds recorded in
the historic annals-while The President Of the
United States aud distinguished men from all
parts OF the country were our gaests-and every
countenance seemed radiant with Smiles denoi.
ing iorgetfulness Of care. and indulgence il Joy.
iul ahtlcipaIions, the ANGEL or Darn came
emoRg US. HUGH $. LEGARE, Of South
Carolina, the eminent scholar, tire orator, the
accomplished s,atesman, is no more
Mr.. Legare died this morning, at half past
five o'clock, 1t the mansion of George Tickuor
IN Park street. He had complained Of indispos
ton soon after his arrival in tho ciY, and wa,
in consequence unable to Participate in the ccle
bgaton of the Seventeenth ofJuae. The imme
date cause Of his death is said TO have been in
Elimination of tue bowels. lie was attended by
Dr. Bigrlow, and, it is unnecessary 10 udd, ever,
thing Which care, attention, kindness, and mcdi
cal skill could accomplish was done 10 aIeyiat,
his sufferlngs and preserve his life"
1t was ascertained at post norton ex
animation that Mr.. Legare's death wa
occasloned by an internal silangalation
arising from the twisting IF the intestine
upon itself at the sigmoid fieNure and hi
disease was therefore one which precIud
ed all hope of the successful application Q
remedies.
Thus has fallen at an early age, bein!
in his i7th year, one who, had he becl
spared, bud fair 10 take stand among tn
noblest IN the country. Although not a
admirer Of any Of President rs Icr's Cab
met we regret the occurrence that has dc
prived the country Of the services of S
talented an individual. By this death tn
offices Of Secretary CT State and Attome
General become vacant. Rumor is bus
as TO who shall fill the vacant places,
fhs unfortunate circumstance has ha
the effect to bring the President back t
the sea: of Government quite unexpected
,ly, lie having relinquished his propose
extensive tour through tie interior to A
bany, SC.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
VIOLENT HAIL STORM.

One of the most destructive Hail Storms,
ever occurring in this region, "n, eApcri-
enccd in this County, aud perhaps the
ncIghboriEg ones, on Saturday last. For
tunalely, It's effects did moi extend over IA
belt of country, more than two or three
miles wide, but within the range Of its in
iiuence, i produced total desolation. The
Corn, Wheat, Oats, &c. were beaten fiat
TO the earth, and so crushed 10 fragments,
as totally to destroy them, while many OF
the Forest trees, we learn, were left as
bare Of leaves rs at mid,wintcr, Raleigh
Register, 20th ut,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT.

That the democratic members of Con.
gress from North Carolina voted for the
Tariff of lS32-a tariff higher than that
of 1912, which Mr.. Stanly is denounced
for voting for p!
1t is even so, and no mistake for we
have the proof now before us--House doc.
244, I'd. scs., 27th Congress-here are
the yeas and nays on the passage of that
Tariff bill and among the yeas, are the
names of Laughlin Bethune, Henry W
Conner, NJ. 4. Hawkins, Jesse Spoight
and "that same old coon," TIlOS. II,
HALL-all locofocos, good and true.
And yet Edward Stanly, because he yo,
ted for the Tariff of Is42, is denounced by
Locoiocos as betrayer Of Southern rights
and interests, and unworthy tho counte.
nance Of Southern man
Oh, Locofucoism. Locolocoism How
captivating are the charms with which thy
leaders invest thee l-North State Whig
Court Etiquettc.-The New York Com.
mercial gives fall account of the recep-
ton of the President in New York, and
after describing the scene at the introduc,
ton of the Mayor, says:
After this ceremony was concluded the Pre-
sident was introduced TO several persons neal
him, while Mr.. Robert shook hands with several
of his acquantances. and in reply TO the inqui
lies after his fathers health, invariably answered
-"MytatHer THE PRESIDENT, is eery yell
The New York Commercial learns that
the Tyler party closed the grand process
sion in New York, and filled one entire
cab-and there were four persons IN an
omnibus "who are said 10 be also oil Inc
Tyler party
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
Credit sales.

Id Y virtue of decree from the Court of Equity,
II D | will sell, at the Court House in Charlotte,
on Monday of our July County Court the follow
ing tracts of land, viz Ono tract OH the waters
of Stoney Greek, containing lI7 Acres, joining
the lands of Rob't Hunter. Reuben Irwin and
others. Also one tract on the waters of Mallard
Crock, containing about rs Acres, joining the
lands of earns ii. Henderson, Winheld Shelby
and others. To be sold for the benefit Of Hannah
j. Henderson, and Robt C. Russell, Infants, on t.
Credit of ~ months.
By order of Court.
d. r. DUNLAP. c. NJ e.
JQly 3, 1913. t43
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
MuIGs. ARE YOU PREPARED

The Wings are exhortcd to be vigIant,
never forgetting that eternal vigilance
is the price of liberty" Let them take
warning from Virginia. The people stay
ed at home, and the spoilers Succeeded
So it will be in this State, if the Wings
rest in idleness. The Loco Foco runners
are in the fe!d-th mouths are full OF
Uah, dab-their principal argument is
/" Wing times" Wing times" when ev-
cry man of common sense knows that the
present state Of things in the country, is
ne frui, of a long maI-administration OF
the Government, under the guidance of
Loco Focoism.--Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
RA,I CERRYMANpER.

The last North State Wing came to US
containing the gerrymander of the eighth
district, "raal critter,' aud one tha'
would make u horse laugh TO look upon
This non,dcscript is called in honor OF the
last Legislature, the "Terrapin Gerry
nonaer.'4 VIII our friend of the Wing
send US d few copies to let the people sec
the " strange varmint.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
AN HONEST REPRESENTATIVE.

Another charge brought against Judge
Saunders by Mr.. Miller was that he had
received pay from old Soldiers, Widows
and Orphans for aiding them IN obtaining
their penson certificates, The Judge had
to acknowledge the corn and admitted that
he had charged ten per cent for his sevvl'
ces. This shows what real blood sucker
lie is. The amount paid to the soldiers is
Il scanty allowance at best, but to have one
tenth taken from il by u man paid Tor his
time by the government is too bad
Shame on the man and if they vote ior
such a man again they are unworthy sons
of noble sires.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
IRISH REPEAL
baliy, &c

Late intelligence from Ireland show
that great excitement prevails there rela.
tive to the agitation Of the question Of the
Repeal Of the legislative union between
England and Ireland. Large meetings of
the people have been almost daily held al
which about 100000 persons are moved
to a pitch Of the greatest excitement
There is very little doubt that this infiam-
matory proceeding on the part of Mr.. o..
Council (who is at the head Of the project
and his adhercnts will lead 10 a civil war
as il is the determination of the Govern
ment to oppose the measure, and prepara-
ton is being made to oppose it by force if
necessary.
We are sorry to see that in this ooun-
try considerable excitement is cngender-
ed on the subject and in New York they
appear 10 be as greatly excited as they are
in ireland itself, If we should Judge from
the accounts of the proceedings OF the
meetings lately held there, and even in
Philadelphia meetings are held for the
same purpose-the principal object al
these meetings being TO collect con.rIbu-
ton to aid O'Connel TO carry the repeal.
While at Philadelphia the President Of
the United States was invited to attend one
of the meetings-hc was unable to attend,
but he is reported by the Philadelphia
Ledger as using the following language 10
the Committee
! 81 am the decided friend Of the repeal Of the
Legislative Union between Great Britain and
! Ireland that ardenty and anx iousy hope that
it may take place. and that have the utmost
confidence that Ireland Will have her own Par.
1 liamen, in her own capitol in 4 very short time.
On this great question am no halfway man"
While the sympathy in this country for
the wrongs of Ireland cannot be blamed,
the Improperly Of the President in express
sing himself as reported must be apparent
to all aud what makes the matter still
worse the Rcpcalers have sent special
envoy to France with some thousand OF
copies of President Tylers letter with a
speech of Maj. Dayczac 10 try aud excite
Frenchmen into joining an Irish war upon
England. Is it TO be supposed that En-
gland will tacity submit to such mterier.
ence on the part of the President, and the
fact of the Presidents son going abou; the
country delivering Repeal Speeches will
be looked upon by the English govern
ment as cause sufficient to doubt the faith
of the government and while we have our
| former difficulties amicobly settled, we
are likely to be led into others by the
misconduct Of the President and his son.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
GEORGIA.

The Wing Convention has nominated
the Hon, George W. Crawford for Gov
ornor and Hon. A. II. Stephens for Con
gress. The Convention appointed Dele
oates TO the National Convention instruct
ed Ia vote for Mr., Clay
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

The Philadelphia Forum SAYS that the
levying of black mail upon the office hold
ers Of that city is on the increase. Last
month TIE taxation upon the inspectors in
the Custom-house amounted to twenty five
dollars each, and upon the night watch to
eight dollars each, A pretty Stale Of
| things, truly
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.

A a,g died in this City on Saturday last
who had been lingering for some time
and who had such peculiar symptoms, that
his owner determined to ascertain, if pos.
sible. the cause of his death. On cutting
him open, a Snake was discovered in the
stomach, about "a inches in length, alive
aud active, whose appearance denoted that
he was q real "blood sucker RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

GIVE are authorized 10 state that ow.
70, n The renewed Ill health of the Prin.
W.,
,,oaI Of the Female Seminary at this place,
=. present session will close on the sih
,,., instead Of the cath, us heretofore
,e1ouncoJ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
CANDFN-JTNE 0o
COLCMBIA-JUNE %.
NOTICE.

A $ administrator on the estate the late Will
IA ham Phillips, the undersigned calls on all
those indebted TO said estate BY Note or Book Ac-
count to come forward and make payment before
or during the ensuing July Court, or they may
certainly count on paying cost. Also, all persons
holding claims against the above estate must pre-
sent them as the law directs, or their payment
v i'll be barred by the statute.
WIN. HUNTER, Admir-
July |, ls43. IA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
~president Tyler while in Massachu-

70 President Tyler while IN Massachu'
sets. paid a visit 10 the great manufacture
inr town of Lowell. He returned TO Bos-
ION quite unwel, and was in bed whel the
dangerous situation Of Mr., Legare was
announced to him with the dispatches late
" received by him. Much alarm was ex-
pressed for his situation,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
Your f,iend aud servant,
DAVID SEARS.
Robert G.. Shaw, Esq, Bclhnap ST.,

GEN. SAUNDERS AND MR. MILLER,
In The discussion which took place be-
tween these two rival candidates of Raj
eigh short time ago, Mr., Miller charged
Judge Saunders with receiving pay as a
member of Congress for the time he was
absent attending to other duties. The
Judge to get round this charge stated that
the Wing members did tue Same aud he
was told il he acted differently he would
be considered a demagoguc. What an
honest representative. because others
ilched from the "public crib he must
iilch too.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
The Markets.
EAYETTEVILLE-JUNE2 %.


FLOUR, on the approach Of the new crop, is
dali and declining, BACON is not plenty, and
wanted. Business is, as usual at this season, We
~ dull, and scarcely Produce enough coming to
market to establish prices. No sale ofCOTIAsS
70 notice since our last.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
~ Repipal Of Religion. =

HT Repipal Of Religion.--A correspon.
dent OF the Fayetteville Observer, living
in Arson county, states that great revi-
val of Religion had taken place in that
county. He states that at the Methodist
Church at Oivet 1913 had joined and 22e
at the Church in marlborough.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

- Late foreign intelligence state 'ha'
the condition Of Euronein mar, piaoes are
very far from being c-'et' BESIDES the
movements in Iv>iand, disturbances are
said to have aiken place in Wales, Rus
STA, spe.. and Hungary
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04
APT ILLUSTRATION.

South Caro.ma, although Tariff State
once, ii we take she vote of her rcpresen,
taiiyes as evidence, is now hostile TO the
measure and goes for +" Free Trade, and is
opposed to protecting Northern Manuiac.
lures. The following apt illustration Of
the subject will show how people will acr
when their own interests are involved
they take care OF themselves aud leave
their neighbors TO suffer:
"A Yankee went down 10 Charleston
5. c. 10 sell ice, and being disposed TO gel
as much FOR It as possible, he asked one
and half cents per pound. 4 company
Of Charleslonians immediately set up up.
position 10 the New Highlander, and by
way Of driving him out Of the market, put
the price down to one cent per pound.
Brother Jonathan, however, not TO be
outwtted thus, pat his ice down 10 half a
cent per pound. The COMPANY then made
appeal 10 the Inhabitants Of the CITY iul
protection against tbs monopoly Of The
stranger, in card, an extract from which
reads as follows;
The question for your consideration i:
,ehefker yon ,eiH consent 10 pay The moder
ate prize Of one cent now, and thereby Sc
cure yourselves against erer hdpine 10 POI
more, or pay half cent for u ffIo week
or single season, and BY so doing TASTE,
rpm yourselves d monopoly by rhicL go,
riH Arrays afterwards be compelled 10 p0J
much higAer price"
This illustrates tie question before The
people now, the Yankee representing I'm
gland and the Charlestonians the citizen,
I Of our own country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

ESee the remainder Of the Wing
Address.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

Va The last Standard las a column or
mole devoted TO Mileage and pay Of Mem
6crs Of Congress, IN which he serves Up TO
It's readers the amount received by Wing
members Of Congress over and above what
they were entitled 10, to try and soften the
charge against Judge Saunders for rcceiy-
ing pay for absent time. Now, we con-
denim as heartily as the Standard can the
pecuation that has been committed on the
Government By members of Congress
but while he is censurlng Wings not one
word OF censure is gwen TO Judge Saun-
ders. Because others did SO and so It is
all right that the Judge should DO SO too.
If Judge Saunders was that honest and
straight. forward man the Standard would
have US believe, when he was threatened
to be denounced as a Demagoguc. his re-
ply would have been, denounce me a;
much as you please, gentlemen, call mi
Demagoguc or any thing else, but yot
shall not compel me TO take money that
am not entitled to. His ten per ceat. bus
ness will satisfy any one that he was a
great a lover Of " The ready as others.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-04

90 The first instalment Of interes! due
from Mexico to the citizens of the L. S.
has been received and deposited in the
Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

NJ The Postmaster Generals RAILROAD Ok
,prss. bringing the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, lett
Washington 90 minutes before O'Clock r. W.
yesterday. and reached this city 10 minutes be-
fore - by Washington time-12 o'clock by that
of this CITY. This is not so quick as the NiessSse
WAS RIM through last year, but, considering that
tho distance is nearly go miles and there are two
vide rivers TO cross by ferries, Is certainly not BAD
~ All The Members elected to the House
from the States of NEw-HAMPsHrRE, MAssAcEU-
SETS, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, VERMONT
Nsw.YoRK, NEw-J Jersey, DELAWARE, oHIo' IN
DIANA. ILLINOIS, Missouri, and ARKANSAS
With the Delegate from each Of the three Ter
ritores were present at the first roll-cail, VIII
al! from PENNSYLVANIA but Andrew Stewart; al
from VIRGINIA but Geo. w. Summers; all from
MAINE but Freeman H. Morse, who we trus
Is elected; all from KENTUCKY but henr.
Gr;der: all from NORTH CAROLINA but JON
r. J. Daniel, who appeared IN the course
Che day all from LOUISIANA but John b. Dawson
nil from SOUTH CAROLINA bat ARENAS BUT
TENNESSEE lacked David w Dickinson and job
H. Peyton, both Wings MICHIGAN, Luclu
Lyon; GEORGIA, Joseph II. Lu1npkin Wilha1
H. Stiles, and Alex. H. Stevens, all but the latte
(who is sick in Washington appearing dur!n
the day; from ALABAMA all but Reuben Char
man. From MISSISSIPPI only Jacob Thompso
appeared MARYLASD has not chosen yet. Th
gives you the whole House.