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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

THE ARTIST DIED.
Ccs- And now selling Off the Remains very cheap.
10 CENTS A PIECE.
From No. ~ : inclusive.
ONLY 70 CENTS,
For the numbers, forming splendid volume. As there
oaly few thousand le those wishing to make
SCRAP BOOKS
Would DO well 10 apply soon
In Press and viii shortly aprear
SYLVESTER SOUND. The Sonnmbuis.. By the author
of Valentine Vox the FentoQuist Published from the Proof
Streets received in advance by
Now complete. bound 10 one volume. THE LITERARY
REMAINS OF THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK
Price $50 cents.
Selling by Thousands Wiiss Pencinss by the Price
81.
For sale wholesale and retail. by
rs 2tis s2l Rrondvny. cnrner nf Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

~ To Traveiers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and et the highly interesting book a companion
their Trnves. we recommend Appleton & Co.'s edition of D.
lsraes Crriosils ef Ltera:Hre Il perhaps taken alto
geher the mos, interesting boak written 2sssW&C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
MARINE Journal.
~ See Last Page
Below.

Ship Brooklyn Richardson, from Liverpool with passen-
gcs al.o. brig. Wind w. by u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Packet ship Independence Nye Tor Liverpool. sails to da
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

To RHEUMATIc SUFFERERs5fhe extraordinary effects of
them reputation before eQualed hns been found
be safe, certain and efecun remedy for all Rheumatic
plants. The following extraordinary
time since. which submit To the public and only ask
careful examination of it By all similarly afflicted.
have been subject 10 attacks OF the Diamina,ory rheuma
tsm o the most voen kind for several and have been
confined with nnck weeks this winter
bic my bed procured The Indian Vegetable Elixir
and Lnmen n q Courtland street, und five days free
from puin which hd been most excrucatng, and In short
found myself well and able 90 could find
thing help till took this Elixir. and coud rest
cep by Opiaes nm cu-cdand nothing but humanity nlnne
hut should make the public that other sntTer-
ing the this extraordinary remedy
ROBERT G. NELI4iS I37 Broadway.
Nrw-YoRR March 10, 1874
] his article warrRuted cure any OF Rheumatism.
Gout Contracted Cords. Muscles &c. Remember, sod
only by Comstock & Co. No q Courtlandt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

J.W. DODGE, M1,iatnre Painter,
Is HYSRT-sTaExT. mlt sns-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

CLERK WANTED IN a BOoKSToRE.-A young
nan well acquainted with the Boosselling business and
who caD give good recommendations fer character and chpa
blity Address Bookstore, Post Office PARK sivlGg re-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

VITANTED-A situation By Protestant young v;on9l as
w Cook Washer and I.oner in small private tany-
Good ,efeIerce Apply al No. lit Mulberry street up
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
THEODORE FREL1NGHUYSEN

THEODORE FREL1NGHUYsEN.
,E Subscribers hnye Jusi i5sqsd an sIlus.,e ezz2,n @
their eeebatsd Miniature i has issslysa ss
tIe,nan ard ponouncsd by al the only good Likeness Of
him in existence. y, r.t. ,:--
and the etree ee1pness OF the price commend 10 The h
tention pf every Wing. ,-i
The nn, viii be furnished al . cent? copy, and eia
Iiseou5t vii, 5s made wnoiesa!e purchaser7.
ANTHONY, EDWARDS L 20. =. "
Natiobal NinIsture (;uiery, 24I Broadway. ~ -
Agents wan;ed 20 circulate til. engraving. As1e
TyHE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY = Wetef,s. ;s
1 New York. CHARLES VI. CONNOLLY. t3r.t.a.y' THno
Merchant and Agea, for safe of Senufaeturen I ~
Has nl,rn7s hand ct the above Agency luz ect
o. -
from the Virginia Factories for sale oo hoerai p gu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

V3TTNDOW SHADE DEPOT. 70. s9RrcE H STREET.
wv lhe sbs.r,er would advise al th0s. VINO WEI " put
shades either wholesale retail. to raj Mt 70
street, rs they have greate nan d me b o
G nisr ,here they manufactured To any extent None Du
o colrr shades panied Signs. Bannel'' ara i.ei i,
Irsd mutation Will always find employment Also wanted,
nv four apprentices None need apply unless ney nave
taste for drawins p.pT0I ., r,F NaIrSY
iy.SJ2 2mig bnnt. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

n United Irish Repeal Assocfation.-A
meeting Of The United lrlsh Repeal ASSOCIATION Of the CITY
# Brooklyn will be hef tns esen1g e.h asggsi Al Joh
b. order Of the tumnIltse
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

hate them all with fnces t,rs
ear woman, ny, and mHn,
Whuse yellow cheeks covered DER
With pimpes und with tan
We canno love being well
With beauty thus deflced.
When, by using JOness Chemical Soap,
an, all might be erased
H-- JoNEss ITALIAN CHEMICAL SoAP-For curing disfg
uremens eruptOns and mrkng dark suubun yellow skins
look clea and white 1t pnpes, blo;ches ireckle
burn, tan, mophew-Deyer fails. Bewure OF poisonous
counterfeit Ask for Joness Soaps get 1t only this city the
American Eagle 81 Chatham street. 3a3 Broadway 9 Full
Brooklyn. or State street, Bostoa Ledger BuI d.
irgs, Philudephin. au6 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Do YoU BLACK AUBURN HAIR 7-If the har is
naturally grey, and wish beau.
u back auburn color. East India Hnlr Dye will effect
the purpose without dcoong the kn and the desired
color u most benutifu and glossy shade.
Red or grey hair must beauty mar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ENJANTEE-By respectable girls. stUetions-one as
w waie aud ehanberd, the o'her cook washer and
i.miy Good city reference given Apply 90 Spring street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ALSO TO I-T-Tho two story brick House on the Ninth
Avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth street,. near
Ghesea square 1t finished 10 modern ,tyIe with nahosanz
yenr. Apply To D. A. CUSHMAN, Iss Peah str.ct.
ALSO 70 LET-The modern built three brick Iouss
Twenteth-street Chasea qunn- This Hoe. in point OF
location and conveneHces, well adapted 70 The wants oil
;s5G ,,,f 1873 PcahLtreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Is Indl
Many young people Of both sexes Rave premature grey hnr
This unnntural and should he removed The Dye
easy ofappIcaon always colors the hair giving dark
glossy appearance There mistake 10 its effects and
refer numbers this city of Ia lies well
men, who have used for years ind person could sti-
guish but what their hair perfectly natural.
Prepared by Dr. J l. Cornstuck Hartford Conn. and Sold
wholesale and retail. by Comsock & Co. 81 Courtland
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

HTANTED-Atth the Mercantile Library, lad Of about l.
wv years who has received good Ensis educaon nnd
who resides with his parents within mile OF The CITY HAIL
Good references required Apply al the Library between
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

NalLeJ leDe ana JoHiI st-
MILLINERY AND SILK GOOhS--;HEaP ftslh fs
M TASH-he subscriber has received within the aN lew
days 81 TIRE door. ft9m PenI .,se
hsio,c Wall nn unusually assortment of NiILI ERf
and Fanny SILK GOODS for the Fail irnde. Having
bought ca tins he hns Ind the Pk 81 the aSe
tirnIrrIy of BONNET SILKS. VEl.VETS a. u
RiRRONS-he decdsdly The iar:et nIn mus
10 he found and will be constantly receiving BAR
from auction and private sne daily he season
a he buys and SELLS roR CASH, he wei knows nt eNun
;n5cements must n held induce purchaeT :" bny Sa
way and he believes the reputation he has o; selg 9a -
han cuD he bought elsewhere. sTe SrarhhIee "t
He invites hzRcaAnTs uDd MILLiSERs % cnl ana eSane
hafoe nnrrbs sng They may depend That IT "ll not ny
pay To do So but they will be most sure to ma ~ MI ' "
IN IL In he mad. r :, s,rEUpNs
a3 IrpsdsxlmW IL I,.- = ..-.a-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

no Change of Pl.ce of MeetlnG.-Mar-
shall Il. A. Soc cic.y-Th Society will lin consequence
OF the repairs Of Concert Hall hold its usual Reform Meeting
in the Hall corner of Broawny and spenaTd street. THIS
Tuesday Evening at O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Nessfs Beniamin Oen. VIM Edmonds. md Prof. John
Walsh Singing ny Mr. Connsham and the Choir All per
sons who use or are engaged vending acnhoc drinks
invited tO attend. y. ID. NlLSON, frSs!deit
" Gae-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13
CHESAPEAKE a ONO CANAL.


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proceeding. and AMI, 5..,,. ' ,'''a a,''D' o, .,s
aoaorl The banner. md ln.Is6, ofGe page,n, a,
possible fe''rel any ouher remark. oil genera
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number. announced ,em.eye. and ,'s.,,l, ,a's9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

Iowa. To population n lie Tcrrfptv ~ Iowa
hf, increased most a.ldY dur.oe nc .r-l veaf -
Iae eHHrranaa has heeu principally ftam Illinois.
luiaaa. Pena- ,aaia aud Ohio. nj hey have sell
fisd very th"eAv on The laNa and Desto=aucs r.se'
i % Isl mated ihaf wv haassud hmi.la- have sri
led aH the nv purchase from the Indians ga Tie
De-m.HHes tsst iaHd Which has moi come iuto mpr-
III Il nd 10 he fne country. The pfnirie. and
tuhet brtR we'll is'eip,-e1 sad ,ey fertile. So.
fine NO. CIV ~ roHntfr aaa sas nun hef- of
sheep Hatc lreu driven IA during the pal var.
prucHaIy ifam Ono aid lndIana. sometimes ns
maue os iWa Thousand ln a .IneIc dtoye Caraanc
narhiae- and fnIHr MIL. haVc been erected IN 80
s,raI places III lnc Territory. mud prcparati - arr
mhhar hr fbe erseIaan ri wooden factory IN The
h'suaInr. Mnog excellent l.arnc mills have
been erected 81 fnsny more 100 tie course 1T ercc-
han. aHd the wafer power af the country l. very
GHc Tie population of the Tertiary !. NOW sup
posed Ia he very considerably greater Than the Hni
necessary 10 lafm Safc -Acta Fra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

eoHEenllon eompnsed Of delegates from tho
az ny o'uh' 10 me Stale Of New York y,o.
-. .'s' On The oh instant agteoahly In
-, YIN iehdauon tom the New York Cep,,,i -
Club made some weeasago Ye,,,. a,.. I'm ny
'9 me 9'a'e "'' fepre,entsd John \ KIN, ~
'' queens COUNTY was chosen Ia pre.tJe No.,
,nee'."s' asAi''ed by eight Vice President. IL.
greeley Es4. Chairman ola Commute. a,..',.',
,'' 5'', purpose reported sn eloquent an 4 n,,,,a
,'''Ne a1iff''' when was unanimously ,l,s,ap
'''"t' reynolds Esq. Chairman at a c,n,,a..,--
appointed q" prepare plan Of orsans,I5n
s'''e, submitted Report, which wn, ak, M, we
'''9 a1'p'ed. Addresses were made h, co,..
- N' - Of Rochester the Hon Johu. saeors,
II ~ + '3u James Brooks En- ofN.u Y,fI and W.,
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MR roLk Ar nONE-rh. nlLnn.nr Il !,

NIX FOLK AT HOME-The following shows
e"hst Of HE consideration IN Which Mr. Palk
he'd by bIs neighbour, We extract II from an altI.
Gle IA the Nashville Banner
When Mt Van Buren, first tni.ed H.. cyc.. win
hope. iu ihe tHe Naelsuucy he WIS eA,fr,s "A.
gross P't'anp''aa but euat, he people Of IAc L..
ntsa S'aies "ti. asb. are The pfecnslaas Of James
il. fo.h ia coWpafeoL even With hI,Y Nan R.,.,
't .. rue. Ind feude,od no service 10 ll,. r..,l,
winch CLAIMED any, much less 50 high an bs,.,,
Bui ia his respect HE Lew cand J,ie d..c..5. -,
The negative senee, and snhs even bela,, ibe No.,
f'fbef' Hoh"s' Ia p5nl Of capacity for nt.b.r
service hi- lhletofly,d fesshle is srfl more n,,,L.
Ell }e' Uht l"o are OF The same snmn ~ d., ,,.f.,I
C'af"c''f-ahd 10 'oniemp aung lhcif po,,r.,,. ih,
reelection nnurally arises ihat The fo,,,',.
"ho have IN different nces and ctunf,i.. 49,. -.
nentiy Distinguished have been sIrna., - J..
penans OF moderate cahhre Of mind and g,e,, n =.
bIHy "l pfuuple Col Polk cannot e.,,,o l., an,
'",'o''' % sh'esman. lie Is merelya patly uou.
' o'''e ms "hoi' puouc course Inns been ulsl
''' ms CONSISTENT aud uuhesiiaiine ,uh.
srf'lency 10 Whatever, tor he time heipg ~ ,
most e1pedienl Tor The interest, NJ ,,.
"'fa"'u ol Nus We vii hereafter reitf. rif,l
y and IA delarl. 10 his course. m ,eoa,d II, h. -,
questions oi hnance, winch We're sglleled 4,l,,,s,
nus Cohgresdnn1l career-tn hIs chance. ,rl .,.,,.
els'ehees IA regard 10 the State Bank Sy.lenn sp3
The Sub Treasury Scheme-ro In. c,n5nci and No.,
LESSONS a. different tunes IN relation 10 Judge Whl,e
'' '"''e ~ PatIiaitP and sub.ervIrnry a.
Speaker OF The House nf Rerte,eni,ii,.. ,..o,,.I
IN oockhe mresngauans ordered ny the umso
a.'o screening The abuses and cafruptans Of The Ad
in'''s'fauon-and 10 other passage, If IN. nil,c
o 'o}' tie he-' at all pttod. owed the While Of
f'e'''e % neh jackson and approves nim
sell only more ohedIenl lollp,,rt r. ,,o l.,.,a.
'''n h'' immediate Predecessor. and at the sam.
'''e '''"s ms Iarihly IA changing 10 ~ The time.
"'u promote his o"s form e.; Tor vhile h, .,ae,,,.
81 .''e Administration of Nh Van Bnten 10 hls op.
40" 90 lie ndmI-si"n ul Tens he njopt. d'C.
'efeni p"aes goo" IN The hape Of advancement lie
y nov PftleHed 10 Van Buren, Tor having departed
''oh HE very course 10 which that gentleman ,,
sem. i"i IA Winch he had hearll, .ippore5 Inn,
No.. | Ps'''''tf' and Is ouertt,oun. The 5Iher
p''''i'"oh oil present advantage le.s .efppyI,,s q,
~ inconsistency turns of and Is Dronsiej,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

HORRIBLE SPECfACLE.-OnT Thursday week
al bamoor hmeklln. neat La, ok Northumberland.
''"es tombstone afed iotly.hye lahorcr. wa. stand
ing 'n large mass of Limestone. an! en5eavntinp
10 break % m pieces when II suddenly sunk down
ab'pl i've feel and be became inbedded IN III,
t'hfe 'l HE burning hin. HIS fellaw.lsAoter,
NM .'e'hI qhafNmcu underworld 10 t,lricae hun
1"m ms a"lul position. hui without success lie
Nas "'dgcd III 81 tnsi that HEY could moi draw HIM
"u' WIN a rone winch hey had rhrnwn 10 him. and
N'''h he bud fastened round has body; neither coalJ
they drag I'm aur by mean. Of horses htongbi from
Ah fhiiip''s iatn. The meerahle sndefe, ,h,sv
me nhhhinR siares iffm ahnut hun unrrl b, 6pse,.
"e'e htfhl iii sill he could not he hherafed H.
u'ushis seemed ever more intent upon hi. bild,en
iha" pp9n himsef lie VA. con,innolly l.,,.,.,.,.
HE loo evident prospect of heir becom,n, C,,L.,
Us '''i'f Was present 81 the awful scene but
"" MT hIp" The children Ia be brought DR.
l'f ~ L""lch also witnessed the sad sieht and
v'e "te''hed man that hls death was inevitable
a. ''s' Were nearly burnt from hls body and IN.
h""es piolfuded' vel strange 10 say he ,tai.d H.,
be suffered In pan lie stretched ~. ,. ,,'',
up ms eyes 10 Heaven. and offered ,al.mn ,nd
rafre'l prayer FOR himself and children. md No.,
''a"i"s hr hal aver hls eyes he died fNiIh, ,b,ae
t''"f' 81 al hour from the tune uf the scciden,
'''''lR Iht iuiI Possession of his mental ,o,,,o,
''' '''I lie body was Afterwards lifted ou, -
me Min 10y means Of rope and pulley Engb,b
q, he \. y, Express Of saturday morning In. tho
lo.'"lng p1npmpns 'a' '"e
BISHOP oNDERDoNK The asserted ,.,,yo.
hon OF Bishop onderdont Of Penn We na,o,', snI
NOT correct lie has not resigned. nor ha, he an,
"g foundations Of CLAY and fkILr,oup,s,x
39ll uh 'n''i''lPfi on lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-13

ne on,nailons Of CLAY and FKtt,>o.,,ss,
"e,c ia,ined with great enthusiasm by ,6a w.
5q, N''sh'1 and hdaas county M.,l.,,pn IN ~" ,is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Petitions. &c. were presented by Messrs Anthony
Endco;t. (ior the removal Of the seat OF justice OF
Posey,) sullivan. Nimmon. Barclay, Petit, Vandaveer
Q1r recf) Peek. (or change Of county >cat.) Ham
brick, Bell, Bvcrs, Ford. Robinson Of Carroll, (or
law coni.ning voters To their own township also
petition for a dv1rce.) Hucy. Walker. IIuckeby (pc
tl;ion and bill for amendment to the act for the IN
corporation of the American Camel Coal Company
in relation To sale of spurious liquors read and re-
fcrred y which were appropriately Dis ,osed CT
Mr. Leslie reported bill 10 amend the law relative
to Licenses TO vend clocks: passed second read me-
BY Mr. Petit. bill IN relation TO prosecuting ator-
news providing for election of Que for each coun-
~ passed to second reading. b. Mr. Byers. bill
Tor the relief of Robert Harrison passed to second
reading.
Mr. Lanius offered a resolution asking information
of auditor. in relation to Bank tax 4: adopted
By Mr Coins, "a TO the eXpedlency Of the State
Bank being authorised tn Issue million of dollars
in and dollar bills, during the continuance of
It's charter.
Mr Wright moved TO lay il on ne table; which
motion prevailed, ayes 81. noes -.
The bill to amend the &c; providing for the loan:ng
of the school funds Of Viso county was read third
time and passed
Mr. Leslie offered resolution as to tie expediency
OF furnishing prisoners discharged from priso. with
competency Of money and clothing until they can ob-
tain some homes. employment.
Mr. Leslie said. tina: many cases arise on the dis
charge of prisoners that supply their wants. they
commit thef.s, which would be avoided by course of
this kind.
Mr. Wills concadej that the resolution was too in
definite He therefore moved to amend. so tina, pro-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26


Du, lii,e action of intcres. - expect ted freq:
Congress until after the holidays. Upio tie 10Th inst
we notice no.i;ng more remarkable tan tle n,rodnc-
ten Of bill 5y ljr Duncan IN laioa 10 prosidn:ial
Elections and JOINT resolution By Mr. McDuaie Cor
tic oncxailonof Teas
TIE wl.ies mrn;s s'rong opposition 10 the bill #
Dr. Duncan. bui not openly. Thcy tried 10 kill II by
of other q atsc tricks. They were headed however.
and the ball ordered tic committee of Tie Whole,
and to &c printed
On The l0ih. Mr. McDuiiic introduced his joint rcso-
luton for the annexation of Texas tie United States
The resolution PROVIDES iat the frs; oieh, article, #
the treaty rejected by The Senate last shall be
the fundamental law Of union between the United
States and Texas. tie supreme authorities
of that replibc shall agrcc on tic same The rcso-
luton al-o provides that whatcver stipulated
be done Immediately, or a fixed period after the
ratification Of the treaty compact. shall he done immo-
da,ey. in like period after the authorities of Tex
shall have formally agreed these rcsolu ions.
The resolution was motion # Ar. Archer, referred
To the Committee Foreign Relations.
Mr. Bent N gave notice that on the | ih he would
ask leave TO bring in bill - To provide for the
ton of Texas TO tie United Sia,e>''
The resolution of Mr. Rivcs. calling for further in
formation in regard T. Mexico, was adopted. Tho
Scnac went into executive Session. and Il Is under
stood, that the treaty concluded with e Government
of China by Mr. Cushing was the su5ec; und r con-
sheraton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26
IoaimEef from hrst page.

t"HtHhef IRON hr1 Page
the Caitsd States al the resources Of the State Of ind
ans.
Resoed That his ercelIency the Governor he requested
10 transmit ey of these resolutions - each oi SEN
s'ors and R~prcse IN Congress
The 'in, resolution read frat time and passed TO
sscoud rcaIlfg
M Conduit offered jant resolution the subject Of
the Cumberland fo,j passed 10 a second reading.
By Mr. Jones # Fountain. b for the relief OF Milton
Sihpp referred 10 select committee.
By Sir Robinson OF ID, ball providing for suing
teeuon TO any county ia the State; passed second
res',ns
u, Mr suo,k extending The time Of holding the Pro-
hs;e ia Montgomery county passed 10 second
reading
By Mr. Biskemore lil TO amend revised laws. in rcla
ton - collecting claims against persons owning boats &C.
Wabash and Ere canal pissed 10 second reading.
by Mr. IIeivig. authorze the county Treasurer TO
eond rcading-
Dy II, Petit u su hnilc the county Boarl Of Miami
do settlement with estate; passed to a
second rc,ling
Bv Sir Hiilork bill f he relief q the securities OF
William II D.rneii; read three times and passed.
By Mr. Dlakem0fe, 10 enable certain persons TO hold
real estate passed 10 second reading.
On Of Mr Robinson IT Carroll. the Senate were
invited uio the llsl. 6r tie purpose Of going ,he
election Of & rcuii Juls
The Senate came IN. ani in lint Convention, pro-
eecded 10 Tie election of Pfeseni Judges in the first.
srcond. AMI third judicial Mcssrs Hodges and
Hosslier acting icefs, on tie part Of the ou'c, and
Messs Rtchcy and DAVIS 81 tie part Of the Senate.
The following j. Ia. resuI Of the several balOiugs for
President Judge Of the hfs circuit io-wil:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

CASES DETERMINED At THE sovrnprn rean issi
Reported fSr the f-s4rs ss-fs S>sfsref.
4. %. EIERsTtD. Eso.


1. u. KIrRsr,p. rse.
Trr.DGy Dec - 49,
Usher Stssrarf. Error 20 ,he Nigo 4. G Opinion q
SvLLvAS J. An action 'or money had and received
be maintained by the cndor-ee the maker
Promissory aud, such action, the note and
dorsemoui are evidence 10 support the suit The
rule of evdence applies when money had aud received,
by e plasih 10 he use OF The defendant, made the
iOnndaiion of a defence. Judgment Rerpsod
CuifY Ross Error IL The In,on L 4. Opinion by
Drwrs J. \ bankrupt who has received h- final dis
charge aud certificate and who has released TO the assign
all claim surplus oi the estate, but not 10 las al
Iowance, not competent witness ia an action OF fo-
YER TO prove properly IN The assignee Judgment re-
corSsd
Graham ct al r Tic State. Error to the Wabash {.
E. opiulen hg a Bl ,cxFoEp ] Betere execution
can he waded against a ccosnizor upon whom scire
;acias has MOI been served and who has appeared,
there must be of fond al
Iesas against him. directed the Sheriff OF the county
which The rocosnkanee WAS taken. Judgment Re
TrTspAr, Dec IL
Rsgsior = Tic Seis tr Fi Dunbar Error o the Van
ror 10 he Wayne { ind the ysi Heroa Rad
dics Error to TIE Bartholomew { {. Opinion by Sci
J. The fac; each 81 The above cases were sub
santiaiiN The
By the 18th Seciioq. 2nd Article lih Chapter or tho
Revised Statutes. pase -. enacted, That the
Treasurer for each county shall hold las ire for the
term Of three years, from aud after the Isl Monday Of
rlrch next Succeeding has sec'soa. and until is
or i elected and qualified By the sola Secon. iilf
Article. 9Th Chapter of The same Revision. Page lo2.
j. provided The county Treasurer sa bold bis
office for the term OF three years, from ne h~f - has
e,rii0a and until las successor chosen aid quafsd
I,d the last expressed Will e the Lssi,niue mus:
prevail Ilcd. also, that when The language 81 Sale
aub suous the words rcpu. giant. the ConH VIII seek
find fthe Legislature effect,
ma, further thar the law requiring the Treasurer 10
ter :no bond before tie l2 day of August, b,
appru, Cd bv the county Conn i~onerS. conf r. pow
the Commissioners io hold meeting for The j;g-
pose thcy shall think proper do and Il not at
acceptance the bond them FIRST meeting there
ts4ff IL Al
Jndgscm affirmed an Tie FIRST iro cases aud 'erpstd IN
ne ~.
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teres, but i, would be in vain to make the party drill
operate upon HIM in question like this. The bcs,
feelings of his nature prompted him 10 place the edu
cation of an infant daughter the hands Of its moth
err Should the bill pass and the child be improperly
treated hereafter the Probate Court possessed ample
powers 10 remedg The evil. on proper complain, be-
.ng mad By the guardian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

ILLINOIS SESAToR.-Thc lion. James Sempie has
been reelected to the United States Senate by tn,
Legislature Of Illinois, having received the whole vote
of the Democratic party, John ]. Hardin, the Wing
Representative in Congress, received the vote of his
party.