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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
A CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

large number Of the Western members, met at the
House Of Delegates las, evening for the purpose of uniting
al tree republicans, and asking Eastern Virginia give
(he liberty pole, which is stained with he blood Of
foreatbsTs and written on in Liberty. Justice equal rights
and tho right OF suffrage in the majority
according the white basis. We demand right
we arc not willing To be gagged last Session;
when the present constitution which provides that reap.
psonmen be made every years, which re-apporon.
meni asked for last WATER denied us-and we
entered our solemn against any such nstocracy
Federalism The like has been manifested this scts
and is 1t rePubicanism TO acknowledge the power they
hold overus, and gag again. their inen
toni Bat thank God We only be gagged in the Hall
But they cannot long resist the principles of Freedomor
which contend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
W. LEiGHs OPENING ADDRESS TO THE CON
VEgTTgN OE TIE 92d.

We enabled lay ibis address, master piece Of Ne
lusuou. author, before readers this morning No
strainng after eect-no ambitious exhibition no tmgd
defamation, Incrctcous decoration, are there Al s
plain truth always IT, and simple, as true greatness must
ever d..
There was no oraoroal display, and yet did never
witness speech make snippression upon great audience
great in numbers and IN intelligence, more profound Of Hat
erng to the spcoscE snd We gay this, who have heard
Randolph. and r azowoi and Webster, end Clay
Mr.. Leigh. when be down. had accomplished oil
which public speaker ever desire tic had en-
listed the audience IN Judgment and imagination, tor a'
osusc and their enthusiastic admiration and respect
Tor himself
How changed BE- Mr.. Legis style, always good n'"sy'
classical and simIo But he has grown Older he has
dsnissoi from every thing eKtraneous-eYey nora loot
Necessary 10 convoy h meaning, and that IN e sim
pcst Manner that oil "who may read" we refnoin'
Der him dashing AVID inpetuous, and somewhat" hough
never yciousiy 90 On ambitious speaker However h'e
he dyorged al any period from the avso ho seyeest ilse'
he has come back sholly 20 SiHPhc'fy--he fAa"V
without which, true superiority can never exist
Would that Virginia. through oil her borders could have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

neroas resar- hosc every quarter Ct tho empe; and
whose sbites and wisdom equal any and every exi.
geney Of STATE sfsirs--Thst man Is htsRr CtAs.
The Wings Of Virginia have thought proper 70 convene
Us together On the birth day pre-
sn"s that the memory o that general ndmsgnsnimons
devotion TO the interests OF his whole country, and just
and equal regard for every part of il, which he sgna
manifested in all his actions, may inspire with emulation
Of his iilustrious EXAMPLE >
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
Small Note Bin.

The great Democracy yesterday refused call upon the
banks IN the only practicable mode, give relief
the people BY avoe Of SO to 81 they rejected Mr. To.
er proposition for issue of small notes. redeemabe only
where issued.
This, suppose must be taken indicating the fixed
determination Of this party do nothing mitigate the
suifernps of the poople
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

IThe Enquirer insists that grossly mistaken"
in idea that Mr.. seddon's and luck were indca
tive Of Cshouns and luck in the approaching strug
gle. "Agrscd-agreed." Be it So We have fancy
to have it this way that Such was the impression of
many. We know indeed that several Van Buren, men
voted FOR him. and that nominated him: but did not
they finch before the crssl Did his Van Buren, no.
mnat,r mir. Leake, Of A. Withdraw Mr. seddon before
the decisive contest, and that he chad
the determination 70 for Mr.. Wiey1"
We confess unehartable enough believe, that
the attempt elect Mr. Seldom preeonccrted Hum.
bug the object Of which attach him. young
Of PROMISE the stlndard which, from birth, early i'm
pressions and educaon he does properly belong or
thing confident that he had the slightest
chance from hs frat and lhai this well known 70
who seemed 70 think diTsrenty -sons who would
huvo been for him. II they had supposed there the
sghtest danger Of his election. We know Albany
But why the Enquirer anxious prove that Mr..
Ssddons vote Of Calhounisml Does exhibit
more strength than 10 willing conccdc to Mr. Calhoun
Oris not sufficiently indicative Of Mr.. Cs.bouns feeble.
ness and debility in the State Target Isl afraid that Mr.
eddons largest of - believe that the largest
in the House, wi oab Mr. Calhoun ia strength in
Virginia. to his friends Of IT, tian the Enquirer is vi
ling to have supposed
II so we have no objection. We believe with the En-
quiror H lai 10, belief that the - represent Mr
Cahoun's strength.
But, to how much or how ntie Cahounisn cnisrcc
into e struggle the enquirer may elk" IT, a. plcascs
70 us It i,a subject Of profound indifference.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

h.srd this simple powerful sddres-. The pres
vey inadequate idea 81 is quiet yet profound
preston. II ri ~ N t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01
MAR aslED,

MARHlED,
. on TUESDAY evening. the 2l-t BY IN, Rev I.,ox
Archer of Manchester. e' W nsAAnder
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-01

No. JOHNSON, Of Nd, from the select COMMITTEES on
~ sacci reported bill 10 establish National foundy
fof hs abdcauon Of 0t the Of The army and
nsvy q ne United ststss, which read twice and re-
leued % he Committee Of he Whole.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Volume sE.....NglEnibcr 20.

The question was taken on Mr. Bradley's amend.
ment and decided the Affirmative by the follow
ing vote
AyEs-Messrs. Bales. Bradley. Brown Of W..
Brown of r.. Butler of V. Bltter6sld. Carlsman.
Ca, pool Clements, Coffin. DAVIS of W., Edwards,
Flanagan. Fouke, Francis. Goodenow Hawkins.
Hiatt. Hills, Hodges. liuckaby. Johnson. Lee.
Leslie, Marvin, Mlthers, Meeker, Mitchell, Mon
tague, Myers. Parker. Patrick. Proctor. Reel.
Rich, Shelby. Siuss. Steele, STRAIN. Siraiton, sum
mers, Sumner, Thompson, Tlngley, Williams, aud
Wllson-s6.
NoEs-Messrs. Baker, Brown Of D.. Brown Of
W., Butter of r.. Campbell. Carter. Cooley. Cup
py. Davis of y. Denny. Dufour. Damn. Edmonson.
English. Fuller. German. II irdin. lItrgroye Jones
Lewis. Leyman. Lingie. Logan. Mai.r. Marsh. Ma
theny, MCormack. Moore OF a.. Nelson. % Neal,
Osborn. Peek. Pullman. Roberts. Robinson. Rose.
Simonson, Shook. Stewart, Swyhart, Teyis,
Wheeler. and Mr.. Speaker-ii
The House adjourned.
III OF REPs.. Jan. 3, lsi3.
.nesrs. Chapmans y our Reporter misapprc-
hended me IN the following quotation of my remarks
on yesterday. a resolution To instruct the COM
mittee of WAYS and means report bill fixing the
rate OF assessment at twenty five cents The hum
dred dollars worth of property, VIZ: =. IL was the
opinion at the committee that there should be IN
crease of five cents ~ our taxes" The committee
have not come 10 any such conclusion. ! did say
that the committee had agreed To report the resolu
ton under discussion for the purpose Of asSeraining
the sense OF the House. Very Respectfully. &c.
J\O. W. DAVIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
THE STATE SENTINEL

Is published ererV THesfqY-Ofce Washington Street,
Southeast II The State House
DIT The State sentinel viii coafain about twice much
reading matter all subjects Of general interest, any
other paper Tie Stttc.
TERNs.-Two dollars year, always in advance. In no
instance Will than number be tai the money
received. Subciiher- viii receive cue few weeks
before the at3n u each term, and the payment
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Yearly advertisers will be accommodated reasonable
terms which should always be made writing agreed
All advertisements from abroad must b. accompanied b. the
cash. attention willie PAID 10 them.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Es1nl< FkCDDgt,

We have had upon table for two or three days
part OF the Report of Mr.. Palmer. upon the con-
d,tlon # the State Bank and Branches. 1T is one
of the planest and most understandable documents
of the kind we have ever seen. Mr.. Palmer seems
TO have gone INTO the invest CATION with "A firm pur-
pose to do justice to the Bank and the People anu
he has accomplished that purpose with great abh
ty. The history OF the robbery of the Ierrc liaue
Branch is gwen at leng IA, and shows how adroit a
rascal a Cashier may be and still MAINTAIN con-
spicuous position as a Wing politician. AS soon as
the pressure of Legislative matter reaxcs, we shall
publish the Report, or large portion Of II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

"SroorrxG TO CoSoUER'-A correspondent at JEFF
ferson asks Us if we Iecolec where 1910 that
the " hics carried n banner which INSCRIBED :;
I'VE stoop Conquer II was at the city OF Baltimore
Our correspondent truly says That they did stoop to
conquer Is They sonped too low, aud appeared
by the Gentworh papers, ascaly 10 conquer
They stopped drink hard cider out OF sourd anc IN
log cabin. and associate with aud opossums,
that they nigh, conquer To what degradation dad they
not stoop And what has been the result OF their con-
quest Disgrace and infamy such conduct merted'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

MrssRs. CulPNANs.-l wish you would look up the
old files OF the Democrat and publish from Mr.. Vests
repor, the claim of DIR. Thompson against the Miami
Indians. | think he demanded about sl,sOO 90. and
was allowed about 5000. Amongst other goss and self
ism demands, was against poor Indian, who was
tapped Tor the dopy for which the Dr. charged sss and
allowed Sl0 agreeable 10 the rules of other doctors
The whole repor; places Dr. Thompson in o0RPicuoHs
POSITION IS being no souc at making np accounts: aud Its
dsaowanee Is the cause Of his bitter feelings asans the
man whom he could not influence aid his exorbsnt de-
mands. SuBscnInLn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

We observe that GrabJs publishes sundry false
hoods in relation To the Editorial Sparring.' as
he calls II, between ourselves aud the Rn>hvllle
Wing. Were not those talschoods written and PAID
or insertion by his dear defeated friend iackeman'
Whether so or not. is but of little moment,
The abuse Of such fellows we consider Of as httle
consequence as the Irishman did the kick OF the
Jackass.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
DcGaICifiO,lS.

Onc would suppose that the Chrisiidn managers
of he Journal felt rcry bad about what they call
deEiicaiioa of VIM. J. Brown; amounting, by
their otcp showing, to somewhere about ninety eSH
dollars. Did these conservators oi the public NOR
ais ever hear ola u, fiicliioa of Ten Thousand
DJiiars of the School Fund of Marion County I!
Have they not heard of Three Thousand Dollar
Defalclton on a Maglstrate's Docket The friends
of these lying christians ought to adrise with
I hem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

~ The ''young man eloquent from Knox.
johnny Ewing, received 4 severe rebuke from the
Pres Dent of the Senate on Saturday, who tod him
that he made trou bic than any other three mem
bers OF the whole body. Ii he don't behave himself
with some sort of decency hereafter, We should Mt
wonder If he walked up some cold morning and found
himself turned cut. Strangers here wonder what
sort OF people live IN Knox county that they should
send such representative
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

Look OF your blackguardl~h epIthets used on
your assault upon Us. - Rushriue Uhig.
Go back step further, aud remember your par
tal endorsement OF the infamous lies of the vaga5ond
Barnett aud ask yourself IT retaliation L. not
perfectly lustifaDle. so decided the Leg stature
who had an Opportunity To know all parties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

Barnett has stricken Us from the exchange list of
the Indiana Journal. AL right. The respeclabil- |
~ al OUR exchange list is no, 4, all dimin,s bed-
-Nt,rcasIe Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

e. We learn that Mrs. Lane, wife Of our Repre-
sentative IN Congress from the Ilh district, dle'
recently at the city Of Washington.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

AAp,4A.-Mf. B1yley his been elected l. :.
senator. by TIE A!isa.nl i-s sliiu's' ps'''' -
o: colfse.
:. ws,,. : H. ls.aan - Bon 'g''i .'7''.
AZ ne LIZ s.Aie'e.
Mas e.. p TO- the Lar Inc hashsiae
Wig rat~s me 'uqlt'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

AVE are no judge. "-iiushr'ie Dag.
Or Prosecuting Attorney. either Ell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
Tur DuIfrs or fiO.rRAMnNr-''I con der gov

The DuIfr> or COY ERHNENr.-''I con der gov
eminent IN TINS country. Designed 50 be amply
the agesi Of the popular vii Inn, Il was intended
10 be- always the servant Oi the people urfer Their
benefictor. their master that II - Instituted
for the protection Of al. bat has ~ privileges 10
confer on any that the protection II affords mould
be general spec il-un4vcrsal, nj Ifitl-uni-
form rot dscrlniuatisedirccf. npt remote or con
tiupent-to all iudNiiuai-, not . aay classes or
distinctive Interests; og,t sgrfes- 5n not against
compete; ion;-and that whateser special privileges
ar sneclal protect cn has conferred, on any lndtl
dual or class of .nd .fsdIal-, Il has usarpcd aud
wrcs,cd 10 the injury OF every other lnsnidnai;-
Thus producing INJUSTICE and positive wrong 10
SOC ETY. From these PRINCIPLES result the leading
doctrines ~ the great Republican party, my a. IA
all past tine. Il - tacrei1re not necessary that
these shesid be especially d-'a!ei. u may
however DC remarked tA4t among The Conclusions
- wh ch these prime pic- must lead are-' a.'ersal
Suffrage, Iniycrsal EducafleB. oPp's "a 90 tif
further extension Il tie .,cni 81 leya I'd inf-
lege which has ere u lnto oar L. .afion, >tatf
and National, and TIE restoration a. ri'",di'y ~
aoss!bic, ii those rgits. t4s common infef ithn-i
II all men, WHICH nave from time - time been
wrcs,ed from man a. ntn, aud sven u man n 4
property holJer or corp3rtt3r. Tor Eint Ia sht-'
!. IN E1ualDlt,es anl Equal ciln-e- II AdFince-
mea, IN itei gence. inf renee aud independence. =
t,sa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

lion John Law appointed 10 deliver the an
nual address, on the Saturday after the first Monday
IN December, 1913. Subject - The Colonial His
tory of the North Western Territory.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

Past year. farewell Beneath he solemn pail
That hides forgotten ages thou art s'eqing-
| see Time lengthcning shadows darh1 iiii
Around thy gfavc-and lake mOafnel, keeping
III, Nisi 10 some solitary hal,
Ihr,' which ge-l,se ~inl Of night Is sweeping
Lonely and dc>ollte; stand aud gre
On the dlnmei glory Il departed lays.
60 10 thy rest upon the Eicinsi lam
For coun' loss mulfifute, Wlll IA frty pass,
Subject, like thee %. Destl's continual icIgn;
There % commlu.ie With the mighty mass
OF Ccntuliss. HAT fi-fimes $50 tam,
Like ~oe,trcd Kings DER memory, magic glass,
Before my VISION gies ancc nlU.c fa4eaell - thee
For 10 the Future lightly d4wns or nae.
nan = H. r. Dec 81, l,i2. LOBBY MEMBER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
ssDAY. JANUARY 3.isi2.
Historical Society.

The " Indiana State Historical Soc ETY. held It's
annual ng at the Supreme Court Room on
Friday Evening, Dec. Both, l-i2. The following
gentlemen were elected officers of the Society for
the ensuing year
SAMUEL MERRILL, President.
Isaac BLR,kroRD,
CHARLES Dewey Vice Presidents.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN,
John Law, Corresponding Secretary.
William Sheets, Recording Secretary.
Charles W. Cady. Treasurer
George IL. Dunn,
James VI. Ray,
Douglass McGuiTe, Ex. Committee.
II. l.. Coburn,
III. ". Beecher,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Petitions were this morning presented by Messrs.
Foulke, Jones, Marsh, Major, sluss, Thompson and
Gilbert, which were severally referred to appropr-
ate committees.
The bill to provide for recording State road IN
Sullivan and Nigo counties;
The bill to locate State road in the county OF
Dubois were severally read third time aud
passed.
The bill to locate State road in the counties OF
Fayette and Franklin, read a second time, and.
on motion of Ciaypooi, vas LAID upon the taole.
Mr. Carter reported a b..l Tor the rehei OF Zera
Sutherland read and passed to SECOND reading.
The bnl abollshing the Office OF county auditor 10
counties that have not popullt!On exceeding 60vu
inhabitants, reported back from the coinnlttee
ri rey.sion, for the further acton q the House.
Mr. Norve moved 10 auTerd tnc bill 20 TINT the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

r Washington City, September 4th, 1888.
1 he Secretary of the Treasury,t
limited Stotas Z

IT,, washington City, September 4th, 1888.
United States.
TO William W. Corcoran. n,
Ao 'oo'ooo collars SIX per cent. Bonds of tho
o'ale OF Arkansas, at ninety.nine and nine.
.eh.is per cent S499,5OO
purchcseu oy the Secretary Of tho Treasury in
trust for the uses specified in the last will and Tea.
lament OF James mthson OF London. ,groo,bI,
10 the sixth section of an act of CONGRESS- on,;.I.J
= an act Tor the support of the Military Academy
oi the United States. for the year eigb,een brn-
dred and thirty-eight, and for other purnoses -
approved 7th July. 1888. '
J. ne above account is correct, and the Auditor
'iequeStco 10 state IN account in favor of the
said Wiliiam w. Corcoran, for the above sum of
iour hundred and nine.y.nino thousand fyo bp,.
dred dollars in order that warrant NAV ;ss,,.
for the nayment of the same.
L. WOODBURY..
treasury Warrant, No. a5l2 Approximation.
treasury Department, to John CamnboIi r.,
surer oi the United States, greeting: Paw WI.
"ahi Corcoran, or order, out of the nnnronri.
''ou n"tneo IN tho margin, four hundred and nine.
lynne thousand five hundred dollars, boipo Gor
hve hundred thousand dollars of six per cent. Bonds
OF the State Arkansas, at the rate of pipetv.p;no
-, PS' S"''''' purchased Dy tho Secre-
tary OF the Treasury in trust for the uses speci.
ned In the last will and testament of James Smith
son. OF London, pursuant to the 9th section of nm
act for the support Of the Military Academy n.
o., 80 ana Tor other purposes, approved 7th July.
1905, agreeable TO n certificate of the Comn,rolIer
OF the Treasury, No. 1896. dated 4th Sen,em.
oer' 1888, recorded by the Register. For so Go-
ing this shall be your Warrant.
L. Smithsonian Institution, founded at W,sh;,u
ton tor the increase and diffusion OF k,o,,,au.
among men.''1
.HiVen under my hand and Seal of tho Tro,-
~" sury, this fourth of September. in the
u, s. year one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-eght, and of Independence tho
~ slXty-third.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury.
S499,5OO. Countersgned, j. N. BARKER.
Comptroller
Received payment of the above warrant BY draft
No. 3l7O, on Penn. Blk. U. S., at Bk. of Ken.
lucky, LOUISVILLE S29,5OO
I" 3l7i, on Bank of America. N. y. 10000
S!12' on Manhattan Company, N. Y, 5OO 600
3l73, on collector N. Y, 24Ooo
3l74, on Penn. Bk. U. S. Philad'a., 70 GOO
Sl75. On collector, Baltimore. 5OOOO
3l76, on Mint U. S. Philadelphia. 50oOO
:, mo. S349,5OO
'" eo''0''o'' ~ lork, 100000
U.s. s489 SEQ
w. CORCORAN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
t. l.. SMITH, Register.

Be it remembered, that Thomas L. Smith. ESQ.,,
who certified the annexed transcript, is now. and
was at the time of doing so, Register of the Trea-
sury Of the United States, and that full faith and
credit are due TO his official attestations.
In testimony whereof, |, Walter Forward. Sec.
~ retary Of the Treasury of the United
u, s. States, have hereunto subscribed my
} name, and caused to be affixed the seal
Wv Of this Department. at the City of Wash
ington, this sixth day of February. in the wear of
Jul h''u' 1910. w. FORWARD,
Secretary Of tile Treasurv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
TREASURY DE-AgTME,

Register's Office, FEB. 6, 1913
hereby certify the annexed statement war.
rants and drafts to be true copies of tho originals
on file in this Office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26
VOL. 2-NO. %.

vestn1ent of the " Smithsonian legacy" was satis
factory to the Central Board of Directors il gives
mo pleasure to say, that the settlement of tie ac-
counts of Messrs. Williamson and Seyicr was NOT
only satisfactory to that Board, but their entire
agency in the negotiation and sale of the Bonds
disposed Of by them the disposition and arrange
mont of the funds coming into their hands from
such sale, their long and unweared attention to
all the matters connected with their mission. tho
prompt and faithful manner with which thew dis
charged every duty connected with il, was such
as not only give entire satisfaction but to entitIe
them to the thanks and obligations Of the Board.
Though your request refers only to Col. Sewer.
1t Is but justice to both gentlemen that this public
avowa should be made.
Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't.
A. II. DAVIES.
Hon. A. Rust, &c.
One more request, and that is, as YOU have pub.
lIshed the majority report, l hope, at your earliest
leisure, you will publish the report of Rust and
Myers. All ! want is all the facts before the cour-
try. Very respectful y,
Your ob't servant.
A. Ii. SEWER.
lho following is the statement of tho Treasury
Department, referred to by Col. Sewer IN the first
part OF his communlcation.-L. X. Times and
Adrocate.
Treasury Department, 9th Feb, ls43.
SIR have the honor to transmit to YOU the
transcript requested by your lot,er of the Sd INST
Respectfully. your ob't. serv't.
w. FORWARD, Sec'y Treasury.
Hon. A. II. SEWER, Senate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-26

~ Vfe hocK, Voc. I7fh, IS42.
DIV oENrLEMEN-lfply to your note of yester.
ny, requestlng meb inform you if the settlement
iHaoe Fs,a 'y Col. A. tSever, as agent of the Reol
n,s bank, in th} }ae of S5OO,OOG State Bonds
l''rchased by the On. Levi Woodbury., for an in.