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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appoin-
ted blythe las. will and testament of William
Sammington. decd. executors of his estate.
ALI persons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased. are therefore hereby re-
qnested to exhibit the same within the Time
limited by law. or the same will barred
Those indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payments,
J. Y CUMMINGS,
JOHN WOOD. E@eeo'oI :
April goth, lS44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
DAxsy9 1IMEMa WT
FOR THE PILES.

TINE price, 81, Is refunded 10 sny person who
i will use a bollle Of Havs' LinIment for tue
Piles. and return the empty bottle without being
cured. The above have been The terms ON which
his LinineEt has been sold Tor nearly ten years
past and not one b0t.e out 81 one hundEed has eF-
er been returned. The prong5ejoTS dI>conunue
that custom wholly unnecessary and giving
bad men a chance TO impose upon our agents.
We might insert certificates 10 anY length, bai
prefer that those who sell the sTticle should eN-
hibir the original 70 purchasers.
For sale in Holly Springs by Il L. Lev
is and E A Talbot
March 23, lSI3-f2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
! CIV TniIorins establishment.
u III WHITEMORE.

Respectfully informs the citizens Of this
rlce and vicinity. that be has commenced
.rq above business in alt its branches. lie
its lust received the latest New York fash
i-as. aud hopes by djIigenI attention 10 bu-
s.n,ss 10 merit a share Of public patronage.
ALSO,
On hand a small assortment Of Dry Goods,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
Holly Springs, May 4, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
BLACK SMlTHIIIG.

~aa-t
az a's $50 bought the shop formerly
- 50 y.s41 occupied by VIM. r. Ad-
Ky ams. on Hernando street
few yards west of the public square. has,
commenced the above business in all of its
various branches, and takes this method of
informing his friends and generous public.
that he is supplied with splendid assou.
ment Of iron and steel of the very best quail
ity. He is now ready 70 execute, in the
most work man like manner, and at reduced
prices, all kinds of farm work, Horse shoe
ing, &c. &c. Having engaged the services
of superior Coach Smith and Cast Steel
workman, he will also make and repair
carriage Springs Cas-: steel edge tools, Mill
Irons, also Carriage work of every descrip-
ton, all of which he warrants not TO be sur.
passed by any work done in the South-west,
The subscriber pledges himself to do all
work entrusted to him, with punctuaIity and
dispatch, hoping that his attention tc business
will insure him a share of The patronage oi
a liberal public.
]. VI. HARRINGTON.
April 9th, l844.--tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
BOOKS, BOOKS,
AT r.. ?. LEWIS DRUG STORE,
South Side Of Square, Holly Springs.

WE have on hand the following Books.
w which we will sell ertreae5y ioly FOR Cash
or on time 10 punctual men. Come and see, we
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

600 BUSHELS PeuiGulf Cotton seed
OOO % bbls. Irish Potatoes,
p Sacks Oats, for sale at
ID. ID. JONES & Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
% g Ip A5 gU q GEO afs
And prices to SUIT the times.


nR. bentley, from New-York res
II pecltully informs the pablic that he has per-
manenly located in Holly Springs, and has ta-
ken a room at the residence of Mrs. Bass,
where he is prepared to perform all operation in
his profession. During the past winter he has
secured, in NewYork and Philadelphia, some
improvements that are indispensable 10 the ac-
curacy and durability OF Dental operations }
He inserts the Premium incorruPtible teeth from
a single tooth 10 complete sets, with or wlthou
artificial gums, so that they cannot be detected
from the natural teeth Teeth filled with the
finest Gold or Silver foil. Decayed teeth or.roots
extracted with his improved Forceps with but
little pain. Tooth-ache cured by certain and
easy process. Ladies and others who wish, can
be waited on at their residences.
n b. All operations warranted and IN any
case OF failure, it will be repaired without
charge.
~ ROOM at Mrs Bass near the Union
house on the Southeast corner of The public
qSuare.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

n COMMITTED TO the jail of
~ Marshall countv on the 9th of
r5f/ April, negro boy by the name
aEzzAk-Lr. of Albert as a runaway. who
says he belongs 10 Henry Robertson OF De
Soto county, Mississippi. Said bov is a.
bout is years old. about feet or 6 inch
es high, light mulattO, full face, and well
buit
The owner Of the above described boy is
requested to come forward, prove the boy
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
w. w WALLACE,
Tailor.
May the 4. lS44.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been aPpoin-
ted by the last will and testament of Thon-
as Redus. decd executors and executriX OF
said Is ale, and having qualified as such, no.
Hce Is hereby given, that all persons having
claims against the estate Of said Thomas
Redus deed, are required to bring them for
ward Prope ly authenticated within the
time limited by law, or the same will pc
barred. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payments.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
ENTER T4IN.MENT.

TIME subscriber would respectfully anu0nnee
Il 10 the public that be has leased the We'll
know Tavern House II Germantown formerly
occupied by J. w. Stout. Punctual attendance
will be given 10 every department pertaining 10.
the Travellers convenience; and he hopes 10
share portion of public patronage.
Charges as follow:
Man and horse per night, supper, lodging
and breakfast 81 900
Do without horse 81
Man and horse per day, 50
- witbo II horse, go
single meal -
lodging. .
Board per month and year in proportion.
NJ CARSON.
Germantown, Ten. Feb. d, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

ALLAN ASHE - E o.,
Commissions & ForlcardiRg Merchants
New ORLEANS.
"AVING on the 4th of March last, pureha-
I Il sed the interest OF WM. RIDDLE y SERENE
Mason in the house of Riddle Mason 81 Co., the
undersigned will continue the Commission
Business in New Orleans, under the firm OF All
Ian ASHER & CO., and solicits The patron
age of his friends and acquaintanceS-
ALLAN ASHER
New Orleans, October 1S43.
ss5The North Alabamian, Holly Springs Ga
zette, Sommerville Reporter, and Florence En-
quirer, will publish monIhS.-1lent- Eng
Dec.-17-6m-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

JAMES F. TRCTTER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
HORRlBDLE REVENGE.

We find in the Rockingham Register al
account of tragedy, which has just occur
red IN Randolph county, Va. almos, lot
1resdi for belief For The honour of hu
nan nature we should be glad to find tn,
s'ory Du'n oui hoax, though, if so, the
wretch who could put such thing in cir
u alton deserves the penileniuary. The
Register says:
Some three years ago, on Cheat River ,ir
Randolph county, Va. man by the name
f Carr, married man. formed an attach
nent for a genueman's wife of the name o
Woollord. The two cgreed to run away
together, and, without delay, executed theil
design Alter an absence Of about eighleer
months they returned 10 the same neigh
buu hood in which they formerly lived
where they resided together aboIl ls
months during which time they had on,
child. They received many threats iron
he neighbours, and llom what followed, /
is more lhaU probable the threats were car
ried Into execution. One morning il wa,
made known that the house occupied b,
his guilty pair and their child had beer
consumed by Ere. On examination the
child was found 10 one corner of the house
The bones of the mother were resting upon
the chat tick, which was no. al,ogel lher cor
sumcd by the fire, and the remains Of The
man were found in the middle of ,he room
mis- heart being whole, and his head seem
ed to have been severed from his body!
His axe and gun were lying by his side,
which indicated thai had made some resis
ance.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

pleasure TO say this. and he repeated Upon
his personal responsibility that he was
authorized 10 say II.
Sums memb asked Tor the authority bu
Mr.. Ingersoll declined to give II. 1t was
enough he said that he hal given his per
sonal responsibility To the tact. Cd
In regard to Great Britain, he was also
authorized to state that there would be NJ
rupture in conseqnence'ot the annexauo'
OF Tex4s Spme might imagine that tlli'
afforded him no pleasure, bit surh was MOI
the fact, and 5e said it with pleasure 'ihs'
we should not have any rupture with
Great BrIlian ~ ronseqnen,e 0f snnexa'iol
However much Gres, Britain would desire
to see slavery removed ONT Of 'Texas, os
better comnetcialielations, she would no
oppose annexation.
Tue measure, we were also well as
sured, was not obi clionsble TO France
where W. were at one time assured u
would be. Aunex iiou then was
pac fic measure, and peace would be Ih'
cons queuce oi y.
H. had said already that this was s
Southern question. aud az John and
Samuel Adams thought II best TO have
"a Sou ben G,n,r.l and hit upou
George Wishiogton, 80 we shoul'
regarJ IT best to@m.ke ihIs' Sun'her
question.
Mr.. Ingersoll wss,n n midst Of al'
speech when the hour allotted II 'hih'
xpired.
After the introduction Of several oee
proposition, for the admission OF Texas'by
way Of amendmen, to The original hiil, IN"
lhnuee adjourned On ,Ne nexf day, Sh,ur
iay, The propos lion Of Mr. Douglass. inm"
Juced Yesterday, was so amended by 'h'
mover, as TO bring the Honse 10 test vol'
1t once, aRd would determine whether I
majority were in favor Of annexation it
he abstract The house adjonrned wl'Sou
ny vote being taken.
A, the latest date no vote had beef
token on The question.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
, CONSPIRACY TO CREATE AN
INSURRECTlON AMONG THE
VIRGINIAN SLAVES.

\ CONSPIRACY 10 CREA p AN
INsURRECTlON AMONG THE
VlRGINlAN SLAVES.
Atan examination uahe Police OHee'jt
New York. some very singulal disclosures
Nere made respecting an insurrecuon wh'rh
vas contemplated in Princess Anne County
Virginia, among the slaves The partcu
ars, as giveu in the New York Sun, are as
oiows;
"A coored man, ma ned George ID. MOrst
# No24I Houston street vino lives by
Working in stores in the lower part of lhe
NV having received information as he
ta,es that an insnItectiOn of the colnred
o .ula,lon W TO 10 carried into effect AbTu
|C lr,s,mas and New Year TO murder men n
children of Princess Anne county Virglnlc
ncludlug Norfolk and also all :he colOret
gho would not juin them-and having rea'
eisliDns there wrote on 10 a JusIice nig,h'
Ormlug him that colOred man manner
" Ills Hodge, who bad been the cOrrespnn
lent ia ihls ci y of tive roored couspt ator.
If Princess Anne and had encouraged III,
proceeding had gone on 10 Virginia, TO al,
| maluring the plot snd TO carry it iul,
execution who was thcIenpon arrested and
| D igF6 IN prison where he Wi! renaln, ant
Inu the matter can can be luly invest
.a,ed wlil continue in custody. Othor,
ad been arrested but had been discharged
rne colroh people here, who were neIgh
Iurs and arqualnianres Of Morse, haviu.
| wen information 10 HE apihurtNes of lh,
| south, that had led To lhs arrest ot Will
lodges swpre 10 be revengcd upon hin
nd .hrr atened TO pu,'hin to death, The,
sps swore IIIal he should not come DO Wi
,wn 10 his work, and if he did, ibal IA
hould not be suffered 10 work there an,
more Under these threats, Morse, who
an intelligent colored man, wen, 10 IN,
Upper Police office and preferred his CON
lIalnt against jeremiah Slmuuons. Samuc
Flnney, JeIifIy Oyerlun and W William
" ales, all colorea, who were arrested b,
tIicers Bush, Lawrence and Shong, aud Ia
| lay held 10 ephonabe bail in $500
'ach by Justice Taylor, 10 Keep The pear,
wards G d Morse, and be Of good be
lavIor hereafter
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

C,l. J. Wallace, his eogased TO Lee
ure al the fOllowing llnes ahd places
q the Cuunry OF the subject of tempe'
,nce, in The evening Of each ia
On tn" 8 | OF January at Light street.
4 h, Of J3nuary, Orangevlle.
9th Of Jan. NJ Pleasant
7,h, Of Jan. Greenwood.
Sh OF Jso. WArnersviie.
oh, .of ,,n Rober,burg.
l0h of jar. Fishing creek.
I'm & 1871, of Jan. Berwick.
IAN, Of Jao. Lime R'fge.
l5h, OF Jho, Espytown.
l6h, OF Jan. BucklIorn.
l7,h, OF jar. New Columbia.
18Th, Of Jan. Jersrytown.
Goth, uf J,n. While Hal.
2lsI& s. 22l, ofJ,n. Washington.
23d & lh,oi Jan. Mou,sbug g. Lib
erty.
25,h & 81 h, of Jan DanviIle.
2Sh of jan Mahoning.
29'h of Jan. Valley aud Hemlock,
.Collec,ions viii be taken Up to ali
the Lecturer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
1=1sszAEAs.szs.1..4za

The MIsERiEs OF BEING CAYpI
DATE OFFICE An Onlp paper re
aI 'he follow ng ,necdo'e of an mex.
perienced candidate for Office -
tNe once had a fellow Student. yvhe
stler he had graduated, entered upou
the practice Of medicine, with very tlil
prospects, Lu, 10 alevil hour he cor,
senied 10 become c'ndida cor election
10 The Safe Leg sltsuee. He was {
nan Of good natural endowment aud
competent literary education. He had
prepared himself for his profession by
clos" application TO study, and had, o
cour se, entered but Ii,Ie into society, S,
hat he was little acquainted with ,hr
world, and had no conception of wha,
he was TO endure IN lhe elcc,ioneerinp 4
,csnvass He was elected, but, afler i
vas all over, he said 10 as, III ha;'
known what would have been said o.
me by my oppenents, would haze run
. wfy; rather Than, have suffered rnyseIl
10 be nominated. laknew that spbpdy
rouli say much good Of me but thougtsl
also, that 'hey could 20 say much ha, n
yelihe howspapers opened upnn me
hey made me out so bad a oft1iow
dldn' btlPve il was me at all; and c.
could not be satisfied of my own linden
| t'y until ] called my dog and T5unt
| ha, he knew me.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
until new Bishop is chosen. !, win

until e new Bishop is chosen. !, will
he also their duty 10 communica'e 'he
sentence t. the clergy of The d'ocesc,
who vll be required to read /, from
their pulpi,s TO their respective congre
gs'ions The Convention sdpurned
yesterday sliernoon.
We under-t4ud that lhe Rrv. Lewis
.riabnr. oi $ nth Carolina, vii shortly
publish pamphlet provlng that 'hls
iri4l did nut ~ any way take i,' rise-i u
,uy d lIicully ab " doctrine or 'rac'ari
,nsm. The proceedings Of the Con
ve,iilun ate 10 be lmme'ila'ely publish
ID, and will form large volume.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
THE LEGISLATURE

Met al Harrisburg on Tuesday hs'.--
Ia anolh,r column will be found tho
proceedings OF NJ, Fl st day. In the
House on Wednesday, an unsuccessful
lite mp, 10 elect cIerk was made, ihre,
ballolliugs being had wthou, choice
In The Senate, ,he election Of cl, rk wa
o have taken place on Wednesday.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
BLooMsBuRG, JAN. u, 1913.
TIE ONDERDONK lNVES rlGA
TION

The Bishop found guiHy-The hives
,iealion in New York. before ;be -Houst
Of Bishops, in relation to csrtaid charges
sg,in.l Bishop Ondetdonk. has Terminated
aud though 'he verdict of the Com. hs'
no, been officially published, it is said 'ha
the Bishop was found guilty on all ur
specifications in the pieseniment' excep
one, on which the ies,innny was OF sn''
= character ,bat II couid not he entertained
The vote was eleven tur 6nding nfguIllN
snd six of mot guilty. The Court was Il
meet Yesterday, for the purpose Of pronoun
cine sentence, and then the Bishop woul'
have the privilege of stating reasons i
erest Of judgment, Il is desired by 'h'
Bishops who voted against him thai BlShol
Onderdorsk would oGer ais resigua,ion. Bo
this, it is said, be will no. do.
.'rhe fret ds Of the Bishops are delihers
ting on their course 1t is almost Geride'
by them to call a convention OF the Doces'
of New York. for the pOrpose of making :
residue aud united movement IN d-lenr'
of The Bishop. Indeed, we are pretty We
assured ths, a solemn protest agaIns, 'h
decision of ihe House of Bishops will b
made by this diocese, aud that lorna
and 6naksep parations will follow.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
Remember the Printer.

:, WHEAT. CORN. RYE, BUCK.
VHEAE,OATS or WOOD, will be re,
'eived for debts due Us for snhscripron
Also a,tew busttels Of POTATOES II
Ihliveied soon
From those who have promised Lumber
ach and inch End quarter pine boards
will be received If delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
MESSAGE

or the Gov. was sen, TO both Houses,
n Wednesday The Ialeness Of The hour
II which it was received, and its length,
prccludes its publication this week. -
We will publish il entire in our next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
THE BIBLE

The attention of our fathers was eaIly
irected to the spread Of the Bible, as ;
means oi national happiness. Ga the IN
Sept. l777, committee OF Congress re
commended the importation Of 20,000 Bbl'
lromI olland Scotland and elesw here,as tbt
proper type for prinljog could MOI be pro-
cured III this coun'ry
s-=-sesEsynnzssI-s.I
The weekly expense for the literary ma,
ler Of The London Tines is 1880
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

+ On Friday man from New HamshirC
named VIM. Austin, was arrested for a fol
|geIy in Boston. He said that she did n,
know il was any harm
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

The members Of the tract society o
Rochester, have during the past year, dis.
lrbutsd 6 500 tracts visited LOGS boat.
and persuaded 665 persons TO attend public
HoIship
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

By the melancholy accident on the Mis-
'ssiPpt on the night Of the l4,b tcauset
by the collision OF the steamboats, Belle ant
and Louisiana thirty one lives are stated IL
|hdve been lost ~ .~,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

A Buffalo paper says that woman Of
Iha, city was sentenced last week, by the
Recorders Court to Sing Sing, for two
ears for stealing cloth for an Ascension
Robe
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
sENA rE.
TUESDAY, January 7; ls45

TUESDAY, January 7; ls45
The Senate was called 10 order at precise
ly 8 o'clork r.. NJ by William A WILCOX
ESQ; Speaker Of the las, session, who an
lounced that he had, during the recess,
received the resignation Of Francis w.
Hughes, Esq, Senator from IN" dlN'rr'
composed Of the counties ol Shnyikll;Cdr
,on; Monroe anJ Pike, a0d that he ha' ,ssu
I'd w1,i directing the holding Of a special
election Il supply the vacancy
The Secretary Of the Cninmonweal'h be
lng introduced. presented the "tHrial re'nrn'
# elections rnr Senators, held N The !
rucsdlv of October last:whirh; un motion
# Mr. CHAMPNEY, were seteraily .reac
On motion uf Mr.. HILL. Ihe roll ot The
Senators being called overwhen the follow
ING gentlemen answered to their names
Mcssts Andvrsnn Baily Blaler Black Casor
.Champnevs Chapman Cornman Crart
.C,aig Darragh Dsrsis Dmmick Ebaugt
Enue Eyer Fcgely Forkrod. Gibbons
Hickman Hill Hoover Horton Rahn Rns'
Sherwood Slerrge,e Sullivan Wilcnx.-2!
Absent - Messrs Ba5blu Kline Morrison
aud Quay-4
Ga motion. the Senate proceeded to ,h'
election Of Speaker, which resulted al
'ill0ws. VIZ:
Messrs Anderson Baily Biger Blscl
Champnevs Cha ,man Cornnan Crab
Dimmick Ebaugh Ennc Ever Frgely Foul
cod Heck man Hill Hoover Horton Rah
Ross Sherwood aud Serigere voted 70
William p Wilcox
Messrs Carson Craig Dairagh Gibbons
md Snllivan voted for George Darsie
Mr. Darsie voted for Charles g Sul'iva
Mr. Wilcox voted for Henry G Eyer
William p Wilcox Esq: having receive
majority Of all the votes given was decla
ID duly elected the Speaker Of the Sena'
# Pennsylvania and was conducted to tn
'hair by Messrs Champneys and Sullivan
After the passage Of the usual resolution
he Senate adjourned 10 ten o'clock
morrow
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
A TALE IN REAL LiFE.

The Baltimore Sun states that woman
named Mrs, Barry, and her daughter, wer,
rrosled IN Washington on Mondty charge,
Win having stolen from Dorchester Md
two orphan girls, one aged IL and The o,he
ID, with the most Infamous objects. A
he lime OF her arrest, Mrs. B KEEP, disrc
'ulahIo house at ashinglon under the name
oI Mrs. Gayle She was committed 10 prisor
md both the orphan girls were dlscoveret
aGd taken charge Of by an aunt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11
PRINTERS DEVIL.

at very much astonished me "a poor
lille printers deviD that Prof Loomis'
'uhjec' the other night gave as an ex-
use for not answering correctly, that
'She could mol see" What was the
Young lady thrown into the sleep for if
I was moi to see3 Yet every body
seemed 10 think this quite a sufficient
|eXcuse.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

A gentleman of Bangor Me. has iami.
y bible belonging 10 his father, and which
vas printed in London in the sixteenth
century. The paper is very fine and The
printing clear and nes,
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The Election of u 5. Senator takes
place on next Tuesday, January II.

olare Oh Monday week January 90.
The Inauguration Of the Governor eIeci
'rarcIs z. Skunk. comes or on I'uesda,
week, January 81.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

. They are manufacturing beautiful sill
Shaws, worth $50 and $25, besides silk
'esrilgs and handkerchiels, al Richmond,
Wayne county lndIana-Thal's your sorr
.iris.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

The Whole number oi slaves in lhe Stat,
# Delaware ID less lban 5000
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<s1sss.11sszsa.

Three large spots zone exirsordnar,
'arge) are now visltle on the Suns disc
they will probably continue visible weel
ouger,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-11

A new German Lulhern church in Shaw
mui street, Boston, was de dlca.ed ON Chris
mas Lay
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House was called 10 order al l2
o'clock, noon.
The Secretary Of The Commonwealth
being in,l oduced, presented The officia'
|re,urnr Of :he election Of the m embers
on the 2d Tuesday of October last which
were severally read.
The Clerk then called over the roll, when
il appeared that the members were all pres
mt except Mr. Hunter, os Berks, deceased
i'nomas O'Brain, who was confined a
home by severe indisposiliou; aud f. Muse
,f Allegheny.
| On motion the House then proceeded to
| he election Of Speaker the clerks acting as
reIers and The vote being taken resulle,
rs follows:
] FiadIey Patterson received 40 votes
| Joseph S. Brewster 7
| Maxwell M'Caslu |
Thomas Nicholson
| William IloIingshead
| Mr. Pa lerson, having received maiorIi,
# all 'he votes was declared duly elecleC
|Sreaker
AtE The passage Of The usual resolu
ions, the house adjourned to len O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.