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, 1844-02-17

than in writing commentaries on the
Scriptures. A. W. w.
Marthasyille, Feb. 1914.
We give place 10 the following letter
by request.
Hon. .indreu Kennedy, ". C., from Ia.
SIR: Iou will recollect that on the
Goth ultimo, | Was in attendance On a
meeting Of the Post-ofscc Committee Of
the House, Of which you are a member,
and that you therein remarked that The
present Tariff was a greater injury to
The rest han even to the south, as it re-
duced Tie price Of ersry Thing The Test had
10 SELL, aud increased that Of crcry thing
that section hai TO buy" As this Asscr-
lion appeared 10 me monstrOusly incon-
.istcnt with the truth, ! ventured to ask
YOU u.hat articles bought by the west had
been 50 Enhanced in price by the tariff.
You promptly answered "erery Thing,
| still temuIrcd that my own previous
information had been strongly adverse TO
this statement, and l therefore begged
YOU 10 name some one article which has
thus been made dc-rer. You hesitatcd
d nomeE., and Ecpiied-"SqH has been
increased in cost 10 the west one haR-
aTeL per cat. since this tariff passed"
As You were in your own official
room, and | only there on suiicrencc, |
felt that ! could not courieousIy persist
in di,pulinS the correctness o! your IN
form:;ior; SO llctthe matter drop. As
soon, however, as | had returned next
day 10 New York, | addressed 4 letter
to a most reliable and intelligent Indian
ian. 4 cillzcn ofSouth Bend, st. JoSeph's
County, but spending the Legislative
Session al Indianapolis, stating TO him
thc s.b-t.ncc of this conversation, and
asking Lin 10 furnish me, as soon and AZ
fully IS possible, a statement Of tie phi
ccs, in Tie m.racts OF Indiana Of ali the
staple ar ices imported by that State, on
which a Protective Duty had been imVos-
Cd Ly the Tariff Of 1872; aScertaining
the price Of each on tie !si Of January,
49,, and he SINE date Of lS4l, re-
sPcc;,,ely. His reply, just received, is
Is follow:
.o1 TO-.
l'hiAHo!oiiS' jail -o.i' .oit'
Dear ST: herewith you viii find the
items you wish at three different points,
which I hope viii prove satisfactory. |
arn willing 10 pledge my honor for their
truth; and II ,uu wish Tie nrircs At \ III
" -. ~
r,.t ~ - ';.,;1. ;r ,Is ,'L
"o"iI' >. ,I'". r'.' "'|' -, ~.
ris, IN oo''''' '''"' '0' So" WANG
'''
'H''h>. '%'iI ne ,1l-I:. q ne H'a'e,
81 -. ~, = =.
!f,1 HARRISON lie leading merchant IN
'H'S my
81, 81 4" ~, ,n-t.l 5no
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.F.NcU IGGhjcn.-A Boston CORES
pontent Of the National I~nteliigencer
states that Ecw fashion, consisting Of
highly polished long boots, extending IS
high as tlc knee, and worn outside Of
the Indispensable, has been introduced
BY The tashionables for q full street dress.
, 1844-02-17

Lloyd Garrison, editor of The Lioca-
,or, ian Abolition paper thus speaks
oflhe political aJoIitiou:ste, or Liberty
Party: Morally speaking, l am more
and more convinced, BY inquiry and csa-
veEsation, that the Liberty Party, as
such, in New nCianc, is utterly IN
principled, and the most insidious. there
fore the most dangerous foe with which
genuine anti-slavery has TO contend"
, 1844-02-17

The undersigned certify that at Lalay-
cite, in The county of Tippecanoo and
State of Indiana, the following articles
were sold at the different times specified
at the prices affixed, and that the prices
designated were the current prices at the
time stated.
, 1844-02-17

ell studying certain other commentaries
than in writing commentaries on the
Scriptures. A. W. w.
M~arthasyille, Feb. 1874.
, 1844-02-17
RlCKETSON BURROUGHS.
Jan. 18th, 1914.

The above | think is conclusive, for
there are no new from New
York 10 South Bend opened, but every
thing comes the same old route by the
lakes. salt, Mr.. Burroughs, omitted ac-
c)idcntly, hut Michigan City is the entire
pot for that article, and will get you
the comparative statement for hat when
I return - South BEND, for which place
| start on Monday: Suffice ii TO say, that
Onondaga salt is selling in northern In
diana at a price (fl 70 per bbl.) less
than Turks Island salt could be brought
from Nt,c York for eren If 1t rers stolen
there Yours,
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Jurr 2o- Decisions - G,o,gs Chariuood rs Francis n.
Bergen admr Of 'sfafs Of John Bnibi Motion to
set aside report OF referees. Plaintiff resided in Eng
land and defendant is administrator of Balb the de-
ceased who was the plaintiffs agent in this county
Under the order Of the Surrogate the plaintiffs claim
referred TO three referees pursuant TO the statute q
LIST edit - end 50 $50 and Ss7 BY rule enter ed in
ibis Court under this statute the referees possess the
same power; and the like proceedings shall be bad If
The reference had been made in action in which such
Court might, by law direct reference There no
pleas before the referees by either party The chief
question raised by the plaintiff it, that the defendant does
not represent Babi in legal II ruled that If
The defendant remit, without prejudice the balance
ported In his favor is confirmed with costs and oibsr
wise set esde and new referees TO be appointed with
costs 10 abide the event
Elisha Mott ads. Thomas Ryan.--No'ion for q new
trial denied Verdict confirmed with costs
Frederick Sicoe ads. Bepjomin n Smith Motion for Q
new trial denied. Verdict confirmed with costs
Michael Coffee ads George p Berhand.-Ths matter
was disposed OF substantially by the Court
made, argued and decided heretofore The Court
nrmed the verdict it'll enable the defend
ant 10 carry Mp suit on bill of exceptions
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ID ESTABLISHED GMtGkANr PAS5AG
OFFICE.
81 SOUTH STREET., NEW YORK.
r. M & M

be Liverpool
cEs ships comprising the Old Black Ball Lue OF Packets
From Liverpool
ne ship COLUMBUS, Captain ole, the 10th February
he ship YVRKsHIRE, tnrw) BAILEY on s the Isl March.
be ship E%GLAND, Captain Bartlett. g, , April l;,
ne ship MONTEZu MA, Captain Lowbs. LIST MAY
be ship suRoPs Caps!n tnr bl ,osh M u, Inn.
addtop the ships the ,ub:er6sr, agents
slonary from Liverpool four five days through
the year the different psrs 10 the United stntes, by
sef ends re'idgg in Great Britain and Ireland. may re-
they reasonably expsc and should The gassengers
3ome out the passage money will be promptly refunded
yncs Banh. q Ireland and branches; Eastern B:nk Of
lkers, London; Me.sr. J. Barned Co.. Bankers. LIVER
which are payable throuKhoot England and Wales. For
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street, near Wall street.
Passage TO Liverpool and London all times be
a by tbs regular packet ships .aling for Liverpool every
and London tbs lst 10th and 2oth Of each month
'icatiOu ab0ve 1t2 &C
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I'm TIM Ruhllc.

To tho Public.
II NEW YORK HERALD--jaiIy. newspaper-pup,
every day Of the year except New Year's day and
a OF July. Price cents per copy-or 81 70 per an
postage paid-cash in advance.
Z WEEKLY HERALD-published every eaturohy
a,ng-rTics 81 cents per copy, or % II par annuu-
s;,es paid, cash vance.
DVERTISERS are informed that tho Circulation oi
n has he largest circulation Of any pepper this city,
World and is, therefore the best channel for t.se.'
in the city Or country Prices moderate-cash In ad'
&c.
sINTlNG of all kinds executed Of the most moderate
z, and in the most elegant syA.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR OF rng HERALD EsTkBLrHMKrT,
Northwest corner oil Fulton ind Nassau streets
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k&k OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKrTs-Pwh..
M1& t ,u'yTte 50 ea.id f.s. "a ling pcset ship OK
sEatOkD, Carain John Rsthbnu wi .nii positively
her regular day Thos- DESTROYS OF sreurias bsrths
second cabin should fail Is spp
cation board.
NJ j. T. TArsCoTr. 7s sou,b street
JefB Jy1 Maiden iarc.
PRESENTS
Visiting The civ viii End az our .stsb -.
most eegan aud extensive whoe ale nad ets asortrent oil
FAN AKTtCLEs FOR PRESENTS
this aide the Atlartc which he pleasure sh wmet
md sell prices low (s,y,ng the e) " those OF
Any otheY house. ~, -,
Our stock Of Fancy st.orery Umbr,llrs rsrsolf
sun ed. oyss Riding W. Faps, CSd sses snd
r b,e,. DssEs nr.,,n9 Css ard Fsrsy Rores PuAce Per-
nrner, Fancy Porcrsin cud Gias.. OFT ssS ssd Noun
mpoy, 1, "a complete and p-rfct csn he desired.
mi Il aos ue has pnb.hed srA be bad on
application. IlFrANh' 'SS1'" A'HS'"
ieIi N cod is~s
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u. =. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts
Jury 20 -Hoy vs. Curfis-In this which hal
been argued on motion for trial. the Court decided
adversely. and the motion denied
Wilder va. Crdnd,H Ria. C. Goyisv, and Others
This case reported yesterday concluded srgu-
ment by Mr.. Staples
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,,tRoM MATANzAs.-The Lygonia, Hamilton, from
sssnzas 18th ss arrived at Philsde phia Friday eve
tnng, beng a few days later than former advces. In
nss,son there was no Improvement Two three vcs
@ we're loading for European ports. at former rates
ms'Aet web stocked with American produce.
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Court OF Errora
Common Rleaa.

JuSr % John ". Dykos and nj 10. Richard .1i,n
Mr. Logan concluded Tor plaintiff IL errsr-Mr A. Crest
xes heard for the defendant in error.
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SuperiOr Court.

Before Judge Vsndsrpoel
JUrr 2o-pan Wiuke vs. Csnsfarfins - His Honor the
Judge read the charge OF the Chief Justice delivered on
the last trial when after sbsence Of quarter Of an
hour, the Jury rendered verdict for the defendant
Before Judge Oakley.
Wilson vs. BedchThe jury In this IN not agress
| and were discharged.
or The Term concluded this day.
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FLAX AND Loss OF L.rrE-The dwelling house
o. " nham p rhorn,on, Fleming Cayugs county, was
aassuoyed oy nrs Ga tho 10th instant, and his soa
s'spnsn' aged ~ years, psrished In the flames.
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.lLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS


hips are not surpassed in point Of elegance con Fort
bn accommodations. or in their fast sailing qua ties
ssels in the trade.
and the stricest attention will always be paid to
he comfort and convenience Of passengers.
ity, a. reaEds the day Of sailing win be observed a
~.
ceof passage outward is now fred at One Hundred
sr which ample stores Of every description will be
wits the exception Of wines and liquors, which will
ed BY the stewards, If repaired.
IN captain owners of these ships will Be respon-
ny letter. parcsls or packages sent By them unless
Of iading are signed therefor. For freight pas
to
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,tsSs. 49,, r
Asti.ss. ,EdGa AZ

Fnea INV YoAK.
gCsCiu5, Captain Joiin collins ssth March.
81 EkiDAN, Csptain 3. A.. Deperser. asth May.
/" ARRiCk, Capt 3 I "A. rruh, 10th Lun-
snERIDAN, Captain A: DepcysteI Ilth March.
sAkhlCk, CaIhain B; /. Il, frask, 18th April.
t.lSClU5, Captain John Collins, 18th May.
" UDONS, captain q. o. Cobb. 18th June.
ship. are az Of the rst class upwards Of 1904 tons,
great speed with unusual somfot for passenger.
care has been taken in the arrangement OF their scco
loi The price Of passage hence % SEQ for whcl.
ores will be provided These ships m,nded ~
ened mastess, who will maks every e1erion give re-
sfnctioI
she captains owners OF the shps will Sc respons,-
" iettsrs parcels packages sent by them uncss re-
~ ladinE signed therefor
lght or passage apply to
Il. COLLINS GO; 81 south st., Nsw York. or to
e BY the paci will be charged AZ csnta per single
~ oeuts anee and newspapers cent zach mo rre
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ST LOUIS RACES, June l5.-Proprietor's Pure,
SlUO-Aile heats.-W. McMullen's b. I. VIctTess,
by Grey Esge, dam b, Roy Charlie, yeaIs, e3 ibs
y iiliom Duchl / !. col Johp Whites CHI FIohiy,
by Ecnp.e, out oi Martha holloway, yGoIs lu7 ibs.
mp barefoot, ears. ~ lbs = D. Fowi.r's br Dia
mond, by imp Glencoe, Uut oi amp LIZA, by kubens
ears, lO7 lbs dIstanc.d. inc So 20 Course heavy.
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MORE or THE VICTIMS AT ST LOUIS The last
,ccounts we had from Mr.. Low, represented him
be such a condition that his lille pared OF IL
not supposed that he could live I'LL Toiping low
ard Ses'erday, was perfectly mod In Ait Vi heLIy
he his back the shirt he bad and rated
skull that The brain protr uded Tell h,s pillow.
lie expected 10 survive last LightSt Louis he
IDyf .Jt,uyl
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FIRE IN GoRHAM.-We learn that the dwelling
hou.e, carpet factory u Robert LowI.y tsq
GoIbam (Ns wes desIoy I'd ~ me on uesdoy night
iat, hat veIy shBniar tLat the hIe Lot
covered untA lie bGoIIgs were entirely Consumed The
buildings had hot been occupied ioT sometime We have
been informed that Mr. Lowry estimates his loss at
-
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AwrU. EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE STEAMBOAT
GIN. VANCE-LIvGs Losr.-On the 18th inst, the
steamboat Gen Vance, Capt Woodwork, burst
her boiler ut the wharf the Canada sde and Eve per
sons, including Gen Trusx known to have lost their
lives The Vance was owned by Capt. Woodwork -
Capt w. was killed while in conversation with tho en-
gneer who severely but not dangerously wounded
The Detroit Advertiser says that Mr. Motherwe the en-
gnee of the steam ferryboa United who had Just step
ped on board the Vance, among the killed as also
man named George Sweeny, Of Canada West. formerly
employed on board the British steamer Kent Gen Truax
was wounded in the head by fragment and died OF his
The engineer Of the boat who Is represented a. both
careful and able officer was a. the time Of the accident
In conversation with the Captain with him
for not having given warning Of his intention to stop at
Windsor requesting him to make but short stay as
the steam W well up Upon leaving the wharf at De-
tro the steam low, and at the time Of the accient
tho safety valve up Gsn Truax died Of his wound
short time after the explosion The Vance had been
fitted up with great tosts and and she and her
eommsnder were highly popuar.-Bu6aio Gazette Of
Jtps ~.
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but he did not come. ] went up TO The house and
locke INTO the window adjoining the road AS
looked IN some Of the family said "haIk." Mr..
Wanzeis gun stood up against the wan; he took 1t
in hIs narG and went TO The door. / stood ready 10
shoot him il he came To the corner OF The house.
trembled very much all The li'I.e l Was there
From thence | went 10y the cirt cellar INTO The
road ana put my gun lhr ugh the fence. STEPPED
into the nlIdd II The roso got stone and threw
il against the house. Within "a minute fer ! saw
Mr.. Wanz,r com ng down The path wiiii his gun IN
his arms He came wlILin Ioo ana nan I'll "heie
ay. My feelings wtIe such thai cid col inf
particular ann. hI.d, intending To- hii him III HE
breast, he sprung ny, threw bsch his h.ao, gave "a
loud groun, al d tell, sppart Ly without beLoiis,
wheeling around al The SAME unie.
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sL0 hLNL VB alvGktO0l PACKETS.
Irom view xork the 9Th sad ssvefp0ci tho l,Li
9TH
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NAuvoo LeoIoN, June 10, 1874
To Jonathan Durham, acting Major General of the Nau
Voc Legion.
You -re hereby commanded to hold the Nauvoo Legion
In ress forthwith TO the city ordinap ces and
especially 10 remove the printing establishment of the
Nauvoo krpssor and this you required do sight
under the penalty Of the laws provided the Marshal
require II, and need your services.
JOSEPH SMITH
Lieut. General Nauvoo Legion
On Sunday evening, meeting was held in Nau
VOC, at which were appointed Delegates to 20 to the
several precincts in the county-three delegates to
each OF the nine preclncts-ts lay before the people
true statement OF the facts of the destruction Of
the Press.
On the 18th, manifesto, signed by sixteen Of
the brethren was put forth, declaring, that Hiram
Smith did not make any threats, nor offer any re
ward against the Warsaw Signal or it's editor in
he City Council.
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the committee on the part 81 the House 10 canvass
the votes for Governor follows;
bennington C0.-Messrs. Baker, Judson, Hubbell.
Windham-NIessrs. Blake, Warren, Railway.
lFindsor-Messrs. Porter, Walcot, Dodge.
Rutland-Messrs. Kellogg Clark, Gilmore of Rut-
land.
Addison-Messrs. Grandy, Hawkins, Tilden.
Ordnge-Messrs. Foster, Sanborn, Atwood.
ChiHcnden-Messrs. Stacy, Fletcher, Andrews.
Washing ton-Messrs. Buck, Marson, Dewey.
Cdiedond-Messrs. Harvey, Howard Ross.
Franklin Messrs. Eaton, Bailey, Weed.
Oricans-Messrs. Smith of Barton, Hitchcock,
White.
LamoiHc- Messrs. Wilbur Waterman Whittemore.
ESser- Messrs. Hbbard Foansbee Howe
Grand Isie-Messrs. Martin. Hocomb, Reynolds.
RcsolutionS.-By Mr. Winsow, pioviiing for one
daily and one weekly newspaper TO each member; di-
recng the Speaker to invite the resident clergyman
of Montpelier to oflicate in rotation as chapalns OF
the House; and providing 500 copies of legislative
directory severally passed. From the Senate, for
Joint assembly at p. NJ. TO receive the report Of The
canvasslng committees concurred IN. BY Mr. Mat
thews, TO adjourn to p. NJ. this day; passed. BY
Mr.. Whittemore Of Milton providing for county
ventons tomorrow afternoon, and joint assembly
TO make county appointments on Saturday afternoon
laid on the table
The petition of Orcn Gambcll, TO be admitted to a
seat from the town of Barnard was referred 10 the
Committee of Elections. Adj.
3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
SENArE-The hour appointed for the Joint assem-.
bly, having arrived, the Senate repaired to the Ha of
the House of Representatives.
On the return of the Senate from joint assembly,
his Honor the Loutenan, Governor, after brief and
handsome address to the Senate was duly sworn in
to Office by the Secretary
Mr. Read Offered Joint resolution, that 9th How
SEES meet in county convention on FRIDAY next at
p. NJ. to nominate county officers, and that both
Houses meet in Joint assembly on Saturday next at
10 A. NJ. to make county appointments passed.
Adj.
HousE.-Thc Senate came in, when the joint as
scmby received the report Of the canvassng commit
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Scattering, Is
Resohttions.-Bv Mr.. Baldwin, for the appointment
of committees 10 canvass the votes for Mem ers OF
Congress laid on the table. From the Senate, for
county conventions at p. NJ to. morrow 10 noml-
nate county officers, and for JOINT assembly Sat
urday at 10 A. VI. TO complete county appointments;
laid on the table. ADJ
FarpAy, Oct. II, l8li
SESATE.-Prayer by Rev. Mr. Manser.
message was received from the House, that the
House had appointed resolution ordering the publ
cation of 500 copies of Legislative rectory for the
of the General Assembly, and that the House con-
Cured with the Senate in their resolution relative to
Joint assembly for the appointment OF county officers
The resolutions reported from the House was adopted
A message received from his Exccllency the
Governor that he proposed to take the oahs pre-
scrbed by the constitution at II O'Clock this day. and
to make his annual executive communication to the
Senate at o'clock this afternoon; and also that he
had appointed George II. Beemnn, Esq, of Rutland,
Secretary of Civil and Military Ailars for the ensu-
ing year.
Mr. J. Barrett introduced the following bill, viz.
that lection OF chapter 95 If the Revised Statutes be
altered to read as follows Every Justice within
the county where he resides and the county courts
within their respective counties, shall have concurrent
iursd con of all Offences mentioned IN the two pre-
ceedng sections, where the money or other property
stolen shall not exceed seven dollars, and may SEN
tence the person convicted to pay fine not exceed
ing twenty dollars, or TO Imprisonment IN the county
Jail nor more than three months. Read twice, and
referred to the Committee on the judiciary.
On motion of Nj. Hrag>. the Senate proceeded to
tho o,ec,io, f tbc fllovn, e., ding ram nit,peS.
'' n, Man," Ness 1s,n,, RnynoId. R;ch.
.I,J;c;orvwNessrs l,,inrs Coh9on ! Barrett.
rL,;msSVess-s Road Nnvcs Chi,tenden.
E,dycationNNJessr. Sobin Scott r, +, Moro,n
an.,,U,,r Ms ' R'',,nn ph;,l;n. u,rd s''
M,nuf,ct,,rcs-Nessrs Harris pirhardson Winn
Lyert;ons- Nessrs Woodhr;doc C,rswoI Mar.
am
IJJ;t,ry A F,;rs--Nossrs Thomson B,ss IT IT
Barrett
PiII;ngs
R,oks-,Iessrs S,onc Moves Woodbridre.
I,and J,Ires|Wessrs Green, Cnho n, liuri.
On motion of Mr., J. Barrett the Senate proceed
ed IN ,be electnn If Chnnain Mr.. Woo bridge
nnmnntrd REV. john any, ST.. murulr..r'r
Rev. Elisha J. Scott; Mr. Cnhoon nominated Rev
George B. Manser. On counting the votes 1t ap-
peared there no election Mr.. Grldey having re-
ceved II, Mr. Scott TO- and Manser D. Ine Sen1'e
| proceeded to ballot second tlme' ana VIZ u'G S
having received majority of one was declared cleo
| ted.
Mr. Chttenden introduced resolution, that the
| "Judicary Committee lie instructed to inquire INTO
the expeiencv of so modifying section ID OF chapter
% of the Revised Statutes, as to extend the same rights
to vendees private SALE of the several kinds OF prop
erty therein described as are possessed by attaching
creditors" and report by bill or otnerWl>e passed.
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+. +. Merrill, III
o. II. Smith, o0
Saattartn.

r. +. Merrill, III
o. II. Smith, bO
Scattering,
On motion of Mr. Fuller, the House proceeded to
the election of Engrossng Clerk for the year ensuing,
and Ambrose l.. Brown, Esq, of Rutland, was cleo
ted and sworn,
Al. Brown, lis
Charles Reed, 81
Joseph Poland, III
Scattering,
The remonsrance of Elias Blair, lr. and others
against the right Of Mr. Bailey OF Fletcher TO a seat
referred to the Committee of Elections. ~.
The report of the committee 10 examine the ohl'
versy of VI. read, laid on the table and SUI cop
les ordered TO be printed.
The petition of b. A. Cook and ;. A. Cook was 'e-
ferred to the General Committee AuI
2 O'clock, p. NJ
SENATE.-A message was received from the House
reporting certain Join, resolutions, in which they ask
ed the concurrence of the Senate. FIRST provdlI lot
Joint assembly on Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock a;
NJ. for the election of Judges of Supreme Court and
Secretary of State; motion of Mr. briggs, ordered
TO lie on the table Second providing for lonl as
sembly on Tuesday next at p. Nj. 10 elect an auul'
tor of Accounts, and an Auditor IN the treasury
passed. Third, that both House respectively prpeeeu
on Wednesday next at 10 o'clock A. Nj. to elect a
United States Senator for SIX years rom tne i'h Vi
March next, and that both Houses meet IN lom' as
| sembly Immediately hereinafter TO complete sau
election; on motion of Mr.. Woodbridge LAID on The
| table.
The annual message of his Excellency the Severn
or was transmitted to the Senate, and read by the
Secretary. On motion OF Mr. brges' SUI copies we'e
ordered 10 be printed for the use of the Senate
The hour for meeting in county convention having
arrived on molten of Mr. Briggs, the Senate Adj.
| House. The Governor, by his Secretary, commu
nica,ed the annual message which was read and OF
motion of MIR Warner OF Mddlebury, 500 copies wer
ordered TO be printed. 49,
The Speaker nominated, and the House appoln'e.
the committees to canvass votes for Members oil 20"
gross as follows: ,s.so,
First District. Messrs. Button, Rice oil somerSl'
| Neal Johnson of SALISBURY. - -,
Second Distriet-Messrs. W,nslow' wing nun
mond Jones, Thompson. r ,;Au,,,.
Third District-Messrs. Warner OF muu'e'u'y
Gaige, Piss of Essex Hall Of South Hero u.,
| Fourth District-MessIs. Bacon' wing, "nge'
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On motion Of Mr. kngman, the rules Of the House
for the las, session were adopted for the time being
On motion of Mr. Rice of Somerset, the Joint rules
of the lnsr session adopted for the time being
Tina Speaker nominated and the House appointed