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The New York herald., 1845-09-03

NiBLOS GAItDEn.
wednesday hvenins, September 3D..
The peromances will commence at ~ o'clock with the
qIss''H GEs 'HuGGENoTs Il sf's SU'i'st'
Ma5seI NJ Tem: d. Ns;s;,............. Deay[y e;,ny
Beis sfss R"ss 's :. D.'' psssoaSiiIs iie
s!ssss's' Missssi'si Sa:sssI
Trhore. ...'...'.. ...0haiiay
pe Retz. ....... ,oc,ave
Mcrcu. ................ -. Matthew
Margaret dc valois,. Nine g. ,.iii
P Perioiiaaaes g eomiasues iaocoeS bcos or.r !,
The Books Of the French ogera with lyera English trans
laton for sale at the ticket office - -
(y-Ifetets Fifty cents.-40
u ealecnt roice ri always b. attssdasee
'''s %ed "Ee be
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
'" 4 .WsdSestiay WdS Evening, september % @ 3D. sd,
The Comedy, LAbS 4" ) Se,j Or 9i lyons t9eN
1aD;. G9,DGel Dumas sbs,s" sbsW
TO % Conclude with, he - ~ ~
Sir Charlie, Coldstream .......;; Mr Crisp
WARY Wnedtley. .-1Is w ~ omlIn
ARCH STREET. THEATRE.
STAGE We.inesday % Evening, scptem b ber r Sd, 3,'fS'
w. wa' 0s nARG&fEr RfiS54sf1r cArcHpoLE;
Ben Luf f.................. Steyens
Mnnn egs ......... ~, burke
Dsneias Sy Mss carlina and Master Wood
= sPffi"Sf TiiE MTRDERED ORDERED WATERMAN
Dick Dareali re-, .................. Mr Mood Mood
rSMTmy M.1gy Blossom: s,, Nl, fS1hs burke
GRE1T MTSJf,HL ATTRdCTION
THE /" ORIGINAL
ana sWIss sssafa BEr i%rARp:iGSSGa1E RiSGERs, shas Of
the United States the Island of Cuba AID the Cansdas
's''" inform RHSD fSssS: S StS eik they vi"
THE rABERN NACLE,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. 4,
which they will be assisted by the charming ant
popular Vocalists, the,ssrs the cYr,,,,Nc
who Wi ss rffEE nEGS sE Y r.; srTHEWs tTa !" VS. years
By the generous f PfT%li''2pP T. TPTM IF w. "" . Esq
will preside at the Piano Forte
Full particulars will be duly announced Tickets 30 cents
Doors open Concert 20. STR
THE HYDRARGOs, OR GREAT SEA SERPENT.
nk. kOCK will commence, Friday evening next at 8
o'clock of six lectures Geology showing that
Book Of Revelations He viii also give history Of the great
Nsmmoths that existed before the Hood
whose skeleton weighs 1900 pounds exhibited day aud
evening at the Apollo Rooms. splenddly 1t up Admtance
IS cents; children half price s3G4rh
NJ AMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE Ben
M FsHk s VII be open to the p6S on MoNpA Sep
Hail. ja5 and 597 Broadway nearly opposite Niblo This
ryalled instrument has been fitted up to obvate all the
Ce Gan The maeSae efeed IN the yard
IN view Of the audi-ncet steam is carried OF INTO the open
Two entirely opcal instruments, the Proeascope and
M II be whose 5 nnye only TO g
ell tied the evening of Monday the eth So 4src
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Wigs and ScalpS.

u DATCIiELOR'S New lnvened Wigs and Scaps, are ex-
ID citing the shment curiosity aud admiration Of cou
oseur Al the old difficulties and vexa,'ous annoyances
now with These beautiful OF the
4 Wig making can only be procured VIM Batch ors No.
wall street near Broadway Removed from 63 Broadway.
fine
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INFORMANT TO SOUTHERN TRAY ELLERS.
wv understand from GEO W DENT the General gent
w of the Great SO them Mail Route from New York TO
New Orleans via Washington City, Charleston. ). Co. and
Augusta Geo, that fast schedule prepaation to be
commencing Charleson about the 18Th instant which
will expedite mail fifteen hours avace
Of its present time, Montgomery and Mobile Ala Ih,
all aud passenger will leave Charleston until
o'clock NJ arrive Augusta at T. M, depart az IA NJ,
aud Marthersve the present TERMINUS S tis ueor
gia Rail odd miles from Augusta, at O'Clock A. NJ next
orung depart by fast ne of mail and passenger coaches
al A. " and Chehaw, Ala the morning At 9,
distance miles, leave for Montgomery at A NJ by
cial o'clock and thus to Mobile and
NV Orleans So t.nc
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BEACON COURSE.

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rVsHE FOLLOWING PURSES will be given, to come off
this Course, Tuesday the 9th September first
fair day:
3a o'clock, purse of $40 free for all Iottng hor
that $50, best 20 they please
catch weights.
2dAt a. purse of S3O for all pacing horses that never
$50 best they please catch weights
3dlmmedately after the above purse of $50 free for
ting horses that mile heats above go they
please, catch weights.
Entries to he made at Green Losee Thursday Eve
ning next at o'clock three each make
Should there be but full the will take place
- e. 3. BROWNING, Proprietor,
The result and consequences of the late by the
Grand Jurors of Hudson County of the Beacon CourseDu
ring few weeks absence, find my that there has
been hugh aud raised by parties which have other
than honest relation this for the
purpose OF mJurng this Course believe has been
reported that all horses Engaged this
Course subject being sezed by the Sheriff and sold
ing about this pesentment. The result of this Indictment
of Hudson county who composed the Grand Jurors and
who usually selected by the Sheriff being the hon
sober aud nd viduas the county have, by
vote OF the majority, decided in their humble opinion that
The Beacon Course TO society happens how
that Of the Legislature of the State
stop racing trotug lawful business New Jer
This brought about by the afhdavits of
who have formerly been employed this Course and
who have been discharged suspicion of being dishonest
will hear state, however, that will fully indemnify and
bear harmless individual for taking his their horses
the Beacon Course for ottng racing Of
this mesentment So itFnc C. S. BROWNING. Prop'r.
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JUNT PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
yINHE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE-Being compi
ation from the works Of popular English authors from
Walton those of the day. together with the opinions
ety of mode adopted IN river lake and pond fishing
the tackle and ba1s required of making ar
Augl.r For sale by JOHN j. BROWN 4 CO,
s2y ytissr at he Anglers DEPOT,
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NOTICE TO KAILROAD CONTI

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at the Office OF the
- New York and Harlem Railroad Company, in the village
White Plains Westminster county ultl the goth day OF
September for the grading masonry and bridging OF about 2
of said Railroad extending from the
White Plains, point the north line of Westminster
county
Plans proes aud specifications will he ready for the nspec
of the 18th of September, when the Engl
neers viii he attendance render all requisite informal
Contractors known TO the Company Engineer will be
expected to produce testimonials of their capacity ability and
experience; and the best security VIII be required.
The work commenced Immediately alter contracts
closed vigorously prosecuted aud completed by the first day
of Alay By order OF the Extension Committed.
g tS20rrc ALLAN CAMPBELL, ChIeI Eng'r
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CASTLE GARDEN.
SS3-Admission as Cents 20
gr l.rjs.ogr Mexsrs French sEs Ac,,sy.
Great Musical 44Hyaction
Wednesday Evening, September Sd,
The performance will commence with
The Overture TO La File du Regiment
The beautiful air OF Good Night"
La Polka des Salons
Grand Overture Gustaye.
ID Dvermente, Pot Pourri.
lncfmson of Half Hour for Promenade aad Refresh.
The range o splendid Cosmona will be open Tor inspection
Aiter which,
Overture To Tampa by the Orchestra.
lie Siaop qui fat plasr
Grand March and Quickstep
Introduction to la Rene de Chypn.
Waltz and Mazourka.
National and Patriotic Air, by full Orchestra.
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection Of Sacred Muslc.-Ad
mtance I21s cents.
Doors opea ~ half pas, o'eioek rrrnin-s,s .oG
enclock.
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2sh of July This dec reass in the revenue has b.su or
course caus Cd by the falling of in value of the i'm
ports We annex statement, showing the value Of
merchandis imported into this district for the first eight
months oft he years lsl3. "a and as
VALUE or J DEEruASpIzr IupaRrro ,Sro -. D. ~
YoRK.
1913. 1874 ga5
yanna'y ~ ,Aug iS22,2 2,269,37 Si89593 $50 a8i ,90l
A"s"''-'. o6206i2 l0,658500 8,3000OG+
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tUIINiHN y
LIT L IL A RY ; A l. y U N ,

CDLMAN'S
LIT ER A Il Y SA l. y N,
AND EXHIBITION OF
BE a TIFUL PIN TING 8,
No. 2O3 Brondyvay, New York.
N1AXlMILIAN's Grea aud Splendid work, being his tour
VI through United States illustrated with Eighty En-.
cravings after the of drawings IN large foliowith
quaro volume Of letter both volumes elegantly up
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Collect tion Of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs
which are offered at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room hed with books OF kind
various languages, to which, and the Print Room
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
TWo HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES
by acen and modern Maserso view which, asmall charge
of lan cents is required.
- HERALDRY.
The Arms OF Individuals whose families originated
country ~ Europe traced and spendidy embaxoned vel
u equal IN execution aud u third the charge Of the Lon
don ieaids Colleges Gsnesoges pedgrees and
illuminated
- - JUST PUBLISHED, -
Ihe GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest worn upon his carnage. -
Tree only o. 30--n eolors. A Curiosity je23 eodtt IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIRD NIGHT OF
MR AND MRS. CHARLES KEdN.
Wednesday Evening, September 3D.,
The performance will commence with the Play Of
THE STRANGER:
4 he Stranger .hr ,ihnies Mean
baron Steniort D)ote
Mrs Haller ................. Sirs Iiaries Mean
Countess Wintersen .......Dyou
After which,
FL Jaleo de Xeres by the two Misses Vallee.
10 conclude with
TIE BOARDING SCHOOL,.
Mrs. GrOdenhp. -nHs.
MISS biggs.. '.....;;. p5ot
James. MI. fisher
Price of Admssion-Boxes, sl Pit so cents Gallery,
25
Doors at o'clock and the Curtain will rise preciely
halfpast O'Clock
EA limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
at the Box Office.
BOWERY THEATHh.
"wednesday Evening, September I'D,
VIII he presented
PlZARRO.
Rolla, j Scott .ttaba, Milner
Orozembo, Davenport High Priest McKeon
Pizsro, Henkms Amargo, SutieI land
Aonzo, :, clark Las Casas pache
Sentinel Hadaway Gomez, johnson
Cora Mrs Phillips Eyils, Mrs Madison
To conclude with
THE JEWEsS,
Or the Council of Constance.
Eleazer Mendizabel ........... Alr IL Scott
Prince Leopold ............. Clarke
iSes, r Ros :o cn,x second and Third Tiers 2s c
Fit aud Gallery, i2h cents.
Doors will before the curtain will rise
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FOR SALE,

FUK SALE.
HA The stock fixtures and good will of the wholesale and
E: retail Grocery and Liquor Store No III South street.
Opposite the Hartford and New Haven steamboat land
ng-now dong good cash business the ship and cabin
aud city aud country trade. The com
prisng the stock all Of the best quality purchased
heowest cash prices oa who understands bus
ness such opportunity of making profitable
seiu1n omei or nIthe pafucaiars apply on the premises
anna A ahONa aIQ Qlun.Il
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tAsS u WARD having been burnt out, have removedto
Store NO ~ BROAD street. on the corner Of Stone
Jy20ec
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE.
INE Prop Temperance Meeting at the Broadway Ia
bernacle be addressed by the eloquent Mr. Cary from
~ will be assisted hy the Hon. Samuel Galloway secrety
Of State Ohio alike distinguished for his advocacy OF the
cause. T,,s w be only opportunity which Il citizens
Of New York Ml have to he, these distinguished gentlemen
Come all who love eoquenceal who the OF
lumantyall who would and country delivered
from The curse of ntsmpersuce-come and hear lts
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I AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having any superfluous
II off Clothing or Furniture dispose of, obtain for
Through Post oherwe) at his resdcnce No. So Duane
street basement. Nj. 8. COHEN.
n g.. Mrs. Cohen will also attend Ladies their resi-
dence, ifrequested. al2 lm%rc
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POCKET PICKED.
IF THE PERSON why took my Pocket Book on the nigl
of the I'd instant the Soath Ferry, will return it, wit
all the papers contained he shall have the bank notes. and
trouble - :,
As it principally of the Banks Of Savannah
may find his advantage do rather than hazard dete
Address c. b. L. of Mr. Cozzens at the America
uo,al So lt~rh
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WAN led
A II CLARKE'S STEVANS Temperance Intelligence
"A Office s31a Duane street. subscribers or good Pro-
Servants and Others both white and colored OF good
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help for the public at the shortest notice. Mr. Clarkes Office
paronsed by of the first famies in the country
Remember95a Duane street doors of Broadway,
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office.
iy2 lm*r
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AeA THE Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of a respectable
E;H Tavern condceted on the Eng 81 style dong good
. business and of old standing Will be sold cheap for
only Satisfactory for dsposng of will be given
ON application to 81 Dey street. from l2 to T. NJ.
n2A fstr
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Pamphlets containing the Annual Report the Society
rates blank forms and the fullest information be OBJ
tained upon apple alton 20 the subsc ber
So rrc j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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49, ROSE HILL STABLES. a,h street. between
~ artvs from the country. r and for sale at the
above 20 Horsss among which are four fast t1ons
ale" good road na ',S1 RsTii ips f,e re
SOMETHING NEW!!
MR.. CHARLES EUGUNE informs the public that
o nl Isy n with ro Of r. These a. sis
Of the last ste Which 'osSnr e,ey new adegsl
BY al the BE Of Paris 1d L1SSsa Sassu Tnsy VIII Be
thsy may be for few days from 10 A. NJ toa PM
INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY
& &C. Fs sss l ihs n
Also Also, new style Of Boys Caps. au2s lm.m
IA FOR sALE--A desirable Residence for a genteel
an family, comprising convenient two story frame dwe
house filed H. and sixteen acres Of good land iasa
K on s ss sGis os d from or b. paias Sad s mile
York Price moderate. For further particulars apply to e.
B:sss a N Sairaa street . to William Ass
ArA FOR SALE-The stock and fixtures Of a retail Ii
I:i qao5 and sssa s. now doing good business; stu
Head 0s None 0af as essh asIas nsed spP Enquire
HOTEL DE P1RTS
III ANTONE vlGNE.s one of the late proprietors of
s rssI Md Gsss BSs'sa s f. a.r m his
Bosdwsy on Re- de M see ei esed s M
Hotel De Paris where he viii be happy those
the day week or month on the most reasonable Terms
TAVERN LIQUOR STAND.
AA Vented to Purchase, bya person who wishes to go
H into the above business the good Will and fixtures Of
smal establishment, where business has been done
the city Of New York. Communications addressed
to F. IL H. box 1910, Post Office, New York. will be immed
ately attended 10 2t*nc
FOR SALE.
nA THE Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of respectable
H Tavern, CONDUCTED on the Eng sh stye DONG good
E business and of old standing. Will be sold cheap for
only Satisfactory for sposng il will be given
application to 81 Dey street, from l2 to L. Nj.
a28 6tistrc
FOR SALE.
The stock fixtures and good viii of the wholesale aud
: retail Grocery and Liquor Store, No III South
4opposlte the Hartford and New Haven steamboat land
ng-now doing good cash business in the ship and cabin
stores aud city and trade The different articles
the stock all quality
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SOIREES MUSICALES,
AT PlNTEux; GAZE DES MILE COLONIES sA.


LOON 307 BROADWAY.
EW engagement of superb Comic Singers NJ. and
IN Mrs. Collins Ice Creams and Refreshments Of the best
kind always be had the bar with the attendance of
full waters well ventilaed Billiard Room, containing
eight tables communicates the Saloon the same floor
Entrance Free-Concert will commence o'clock
f,xtas
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
ARTICLE TENTH.
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION
Sec. l. general diffusion OF knowledge BE-
ing essential to the preservation Of the rights and
liberties OF the people, shall be the duty of the
Legislature Of this State, to make suit able pro-
vision for the support and maintenance of public
schools.
Sec .. The Legislature shall, early as
practicable, establish free schools throughout the
State, and shall furnish means for their support,
by taxation property; and il shall be the duty
of the Legislature to set apart not less than one
tenth of the annual of the STATE derivabie
from taxation, perpetual fund, which fund
shall be appropriated to the support OF free public
schools; and no law shall ever be made diverting
said fund to any other use; and until such time
the Legislature shall provide for the establishment
of such schools in the several districts of the state,
the fund thus created shall remain d charge
against the state, passed to the credit Of the free
common school fund.
Sec 3. All public lands which have been
heretofore, or which may hereafter be granted for
public schools, to the various counties, or other
political divisions this state, shall not be aenated
in fee nor disposed of otherwise than by lease, for
term not exceeding twenty years, in such man
ner as the legislature may direct.
Sec. 4. The several counties in this state,
which baSe not received their quantum Of lands,
for the purposes of education, shall be entitled to
the same quantity heretofore appropriated by the
Congress Of the Republic Of Texas. to other
counties
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
, = 1NDsSED1
o B 1 + u A X Y.

II is with unfeigned regret that record the
death OF Mrs. SARAH CHE.rH.N, who died in the
town of Columbus the 2-th ult. after short but
severe illness Of four days. ! need not mention
the disease Of which she died. that could impart
no interest to this melancholy narrative She has
left this earth to join those who have died in the
full hope Of happy immortality in the world to
come. Those who stood by her couch, were even
made to wonder at the ca.mness with which she
me, the dread messenger Of her God. She sunk
down into her grave quietly as the infant 10 It's
cradle. and was impatient, i werr- 10 hasten 10
the bosom Of her Redeemer. How bright a soIacc
is religion TO both young and old. when time with
them is drawing to clos- The trappings Of
wealth may adorn the proud palaces Of the worldly
minded but when the hour Of our departure from
this world draws nigh. there Is nothing that can
avail us but pure, pious and holy life- The de-
ceased was true ard cevoni Christian-she was
pi .iy itself How consoiing D. -nch a r-derton 10
those whom she has left behind. They mourn as
we have mourned-thcy feel their bereavement
sorrow has entered many hearts, bu, che was
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Sec. 1. All certificates for head-right claims
to lands issued to fictitious persons, or which were
forged; and all locations and surveys thereon, are,
and the same null and void from the be-
ginning.
Sec. 2. The District Courts shall he opened
until the first day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-scven, for the establishment of
certificates for head-rights not recommended by
the Commissioners appointed under the act to
detect fraudulent land certificates, and to provide
for issuing patents to legal claimants; and the
parties suing shall produce the ike proof. and be
subjected to the requisitons which were necessary
and were prescribed by law, to sustain the original
application for the said certificates: and all certifi
Gates above referred to, not established or sued
upon before the period limited shall be barred;
and the said certificates and all locations and sur
yeys thereon. shall be forever null and void; and
all re re-ocations made on such surveys. shall not be
disturbed until the certificates are established as
above directed.
Washington telegraph., 1845-10-08
AN ORDINANCE.

Whereas, various contracts have been entered
into by the President Of the Republic Of Texas
with divers individuals. with the expressed inten-
ton Of coonizing an enormous amount Of the
public domain Of Texas: and
Whereas, ii is believed that said contracts are
unconstitutional, and therefore, void from the be-
ginning. and if carried out would operate as a
monopoly Of upwards Of seven millions Of acres of
the public domain Of Texas. in the hands Of a
few ndividuals-when, in truth, the citizens SOL
diers and creditors Of the Republic of Texas had,
by the laws and constitution Of said Republic, a
clear and indsputable previously subsistng right
to locate upon public domain thus attempted 10 be
assigned to said contractors.
Sec. j. Therefore, IL 10 hereby ordained and
declared, Tf;at il shall be the duty Of the Attor-
ney General Of this State, the District Attorney
Of the District in which any portion Of the colo
nies may be situate, soon as the organization of
the State shall be completed, to institute legal
proceedings against all colony contractors who
have entered into contracts with the President Of
Texas; and If, upon such investigation, II shall
be found that any such contract was unconstitn-
tonal, illegal, fraudulent, that the conditions
of the same have not been complied with accord
ing to its TERMS such contracts shall be adJudged
and decreed null and void prorided, however,
that all actual settlers under such contract shall be
entitled to their quantity Of land as coonists-not
to exceed six hundred and forty to the he ad
of family, and three hundred and twenty acres
TO single man. And in all suits brought by. or
against any contractors, any person claiming
under, by or through them, either Of them, IL
shall be lawful for the adverse claimant to set
forth any plea that il would have been competent
for the State TO plead; and the party may intro
duce testimony to prove the claim title to have
been forfeited, well for frauds, illegality, or
unconsttutionaliiy, account Of a failure to
comply with the conditions OF the original grant or
contract; and any such pleas shall be deemed
good and valid in law. in all such suit suits in
this State.
Sec. ,. Be- IL further ordained. That the Legis-
lature is hereby restrained from extending any
contract for settling colony; and from reliev-
ing contractor from the failure Of the condi-
tions or the forfeiture ACQUIRING from non-com-
pliance with the contract
Sec. 3. And be IL further ordained, That this
Ordinance shall he presented to the people for their
adoption or rejection, at the same time that this
Constitution shall be presented to them. and the
returns of the taken this Ordinance, shall
be made 10 the Office Of Secretary OF State Of
the Republic of Texas, nj the same time the votes
for the Constitution may be returned
Adopted in convention. this twenty seventh day
o. August, one Thousand eight hundred and forty
FIVE. THOS. J. RUSK, Presid.RG
]. IL R.YNoSD,
Secretary Of Contention