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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Tippah County,
PRobArE Couar, JuNE TEAM, ls45.

PnobArE CouRr, june TERM, ls45.
THyiilS day James Morgan, Lewis Morcsc,
h Lawson Morgan, and Felix Norris, Leg.
atees of the Estate of John Morgan,
deceased, late Of Dallas County, AIabama, made
application by petition for the sale of the Negro
Slaves belonging to said Estate, therein named
setting forth that there are several heirs emit.
tied 10 portion thereof and that an equal d..
vision cannot be had in kind among the heirs,
whereupon it was ordered by the Court, that
citation issue, requiring all persons interested
tot and appear at the next Term Of this Court.
to be held at The court house in sthe town of
Ripley on the first monday IN July next, TO show
cause, il any they have, Why said negro slaves
should not be sold and mat said citation be pub.
lished for three successive weeks in the Ripley
Advertiser, newspspei published in the town
of Ripley.
~ WITNESS. the Hon. r 4. Thorn.
lLsl as Judge Of said court, and the seal
thereof annexed, the 81 June 1915. Issued the
Sd June 1915.
DANIEL HUNT Clerk.
June 9TH lsl5-29-3t
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July 18th 1916 3i-Gw
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tippah County. {

IiiE > Ia IL VI MlootSSiFfi,
Tippah County.
Hiram Hines, J Auacf ment, Levied on Land
vs Sto wit: N e / Sec %, Town.
Benz. Sherrod. \ship l, Range 2 East.
NOTiCE is hereby given, that an Attach
~ rnent hath been duly issued, a the suit
Of The above named Hiram Hines agains,
the Estate Of the said Benjamin Sherrod, for
the sum OF Sixty Dollars, and has been reformed
levied, and is now pending before the Circuit
Cnurt ofsad County, and that unless the said
defendant shall appear at The next Term OF
said Court, on the last Monday in September
lS45, and give bond with sufficient security
and plead within the time limited for his appear.
ance; Judgmentwi be entered, and the estate
SO attached willbe sod
HARDY w. STRTCKL1N. Clerk
June 1lth lS45--30-4y--prs fee So.
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GmbAng in MN Yrrk IA New Yfrk paper
'hos describes one of tina, fashionable gambling
tes'abi hmen's in that 'y:-"I'he furnitue is
'tpendid--'be cooks ecieniifr--lhe seIvels sd.
mirab'e-the wines exquisite the company select
the raguery superb the chea'ery unriva!led the
rascality unquaed.'
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
IIPPAH CoUETY.
Rriant Williams aud !
Lewis Williams.
VS.. Bin. In Circuit, Court.
Wardworlh B. Reed
Obed.ah Richardson
HNPON opening the matters of Complianants
W Billin this case, and it appearing that the
Defendan's, q. w. d. w. B. Reed reside be-.
yond the limits OF the State of Mississippi, SO
,thef The ordinary process of law cannot be ser.
we'd upon them; 1t is ordered that unless The
ea'd defendants appear al the next term of the
Circuit Court, to be holden for said County of
Tippah, at the Court House in the Town of
Ripley, on the last Monday in September is.
40, on the first day thereof, give security for
performing the decree herein, and p'ead, an.
ever or demur TO compliments bill, that the
allegations therein contained, will be taken as
confessed, and this cause set for final hearing,
and decreed accordingly. 1t is further ordered,
that this order be published in the Ripley Nd
veriser. newspaper published in the town Of
Ripley. in said State, for Two Months success.
s've'y' notifying the defendants oftbe tendency
OF this suit.
HARDY W. sTRICKLIN, Cir.
July 24th, 1915.
BRIEF.
Bill states. that Defendants entered the N.
w ! Of Sec 33, + 2, X s, Feast; lying in Tip.
pah County Miss, in the Land Office at Ponto
toc-that he sold it to G. B. Reed, who sold il
TO Obediah Richardson, who sold it to Com
plainants.--that no deed OF writing Of any kind
was passed under any Of these sales; but that
the Receivers Certificate for land was transfer.
red by delivery at each sale. and is now in pos.
session of compliments, and made an exhibit
PRAYER,-That the legal title be Invested
out Of said George w. Reed, and invested in
and settled upon Complainants, by decree ofthe
Court, and for general relief.
o. DAVIS, SOL
July 26th lS45-36-2m
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Tgg STATE oF aIssIssippL

fTgg sTATg OF aIS5IgsiPpLl
Jfppih County,
cmcpr coUfF, slh dsy n april 1910
T'F'. ~ w'l'"" Divorce.
Wes'ty Williams.
yuyllls lay came ihe Complainant " kel
Au0f hey, snd II appearing ~ 'h0 salis
lseii6n n ibs Csufi, that iBu ~, 'eld,nl
Tsidea beyond ila lnui's " the state VI ne
H7'ipp,'tU ihii be- ofdinsfy ufp'rps el laW osb
pot bp .fved tpIn bia Il ~ isef?.efo ordered
~ lbt Ctun that uness Tho SAID 6siehdahi 90
prsf 81 ne nest term ~ tilist 0Ufi, 80 We nee
day tbrfe0h ~ BE- held ~ The County Of ltp
psh W The Couu liouto IN the Town " ltp
ey' ibelid Slate, IN the last Monday IN Sep
'ohbof 1910 ano plead, answer, ~ dcnm a.
runpiaiusn's BILL that tic saHo with oil the al.
legations ihofein contained wd be- taken ~ con.
iessod, md Ibis cause set for ipal lolfnr and
dfcfeed accordingly Il is mfthef ordered ty
ne Court, that THIS order bo published IN the
NP,ty Ady"ft'ser, news paper published N
the Town Of Rp'cg 10 the State Of Mississippi
Tor Tho epace Of Three Months Notifying The
DEFENDANT of tho pentensy ~ this suit.
HARDY w. SrRlCkLlN, Cerk.
ABSTRACT.
i. Compananis II s'aies, that in The year
1873 ompainant and cefcndant were married
bul that defendant has since, Jeff her, With TIE
dec aralion on his part, that he had determined
not to live with complainant, and that he nev
err would again, and COMPLAINANT further charges
the fact aud truth to be, the said Wesley Win
ams, so being her husband and The duties
OF such wholly neglectng has FOR upwards Of
three years since their said Marriage. wilfuily,
continually and obstioately deserted compai.
uant, and thereby cast her upon the world with
out comfort or support.
Prayer, that SAID Wesley Williams be made
defendant to compliments bill, II that the bonds
OF Matrimony be dissolved be ween them, and
for such other and further relief as the nature
OF the case may require.
HARDY w. STRiCKLIN, Clerk.
June lSij-30-3n
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Fine BraRdies.

A superior article of Brandy and Brand Che
ries, Wines of various kinds old Holland Gin,
with many kinds Of liquors too tedious 10 men.
tion. all of which will be sod low by
Feb 90, l845 j. B. WALKkR.
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TERRIFIC IMPLEMENT or wAn--A new in,
plemont Il war OF terrible efficacy. says the
New York Expresses. has is, been devised IN
England, by Professor nlunscd II consists
Of liquid similar 10 alcohol in which the oxy
zen Is replaced by arsenic. I, igntos he mo.
ment II IL exposed 10 the air. n any vessel
filled with II. Ike a gsss or iron globe, should
10 thrown upon The decks or into The ports Of o
ship Il would ignite the moment the vessel
struck any bard substance, and the rhamable
liquid instantly would BE- in bszo The mos.
phere at once becomes filed with clouds OF
while arsenic; by which deadly poison is evov-
ed and inhaled. Being heavier than, and in.
si'ub'e in water, II could not be eS'inguiehed,
and Of course. il becomes fatal 10 all within its
il hIen nee.
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Said boy lie Of dark complexion, spare made,
has large scar on hls left cheek, about % or
% years old, D feet or 9 inches high, will
weigh lao poundsi had on when committed
twlIled cotton pants, white GUNNER coat
The owner is requested to come forward,prove
property, pay charges and take him away, or
he will 10 dealt with 20 the law directs.
L ~ ROGERS, Jailor
Of T'Ppah County hi
Inlu Is lEi5- 2l--tf
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TUE sfATEo OF MISSISSIPPI
Tp2sh County.
cintufT covhr, slh day Of April lss5.
Margaret CLARKE, by)
her nest friend,
Smith belotte. Divorce.
VS.
Marion Clark
yUylllS day came The Complainant, BY AZ.
81 i0fney, AMI IL appearing 10 The saiislae.
ton OF the Courts that the Defendant
resides beyond ibe limiis Of The STATE Of Miss.
slppi, 50 that the ordinary process Of law can.
not be served upon him. II " therefore ordered
by The Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at the next term Of this Court, on the
first day thereof, TO be held for the County Of
Tippab, in said Stale, at the Court House in
the Town Of Ripley, on The last Monday in
September 1915; and plead, answer, or demus
TO companants bill that the same with all al
legations therein contained, will be taken as
confessed, and this cause set for final hearing 81
decreed accordingly. Il is therefore ordered
by the Court, that this order be published IN
he Ripley Advertiser, news paper published
ia the Town Of Ripley, in said State, for the
space of Three Months, notifying the Defen'
dant OF The tendency of this suit.
i3hDI W. . Ri1 hL DIN IlSIk-
ABSTRACT.
Compliments Bill states, that in the year
ls4l, she was married TO the said Marion Clark
and before her marriage, she was Margaret
Befo'te. that during their marriage they had
one child, that she conducted as q dafiful wife
towards her said husband, but that he has Who'll.
~ disregarded his marriage vow with her, and
that he has treated her in The most brutal man.
ner, am, thr atened her life; Compliments Bill
further charges that, defendant has been guilty
of Adultery, and charges him a'so Of drunken.
ness and cruelty.
Prayer, that'he bonasef Ma'rmory between
the said Margaret Clark and the said Marior
| Clark, be dissolved, that said Marion Clark b
70 ade defendant, aud fnsih prayer Of com
planan,s biz, is q decree for Alimony AMI
maiuts;nance f1r the child.
HARDY W. STRICKLiN, Clets
June lAth le95-30--3m
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BY The last accoun received, we are happy
10 learn that General McDufis is fas. recover.
ing. and that his situation was not SO critical as
j, was at first supposed 20 be.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26

Liberation Of Cor. Dorr Tho Legislature OF
Rhode Island has restored ex Governor Dorr to
ms freedom His citizenship il, however, made
conditional upon his taking The oath to support
Inc exls'ng Constitution of that State. He
was received by the people from hs prison with
every demonstration Of respect. NatcAes Cour
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tippah County.

f'Ppdh Couh'y.
CIRcuIr Court, 8lh day Of April 1915.
Wiley Pope, Executor of
the Estate OF William
H. Pope, deceased.
Milo Forsyth.
gIVHlS day came the complainant by Attor-
EY hey, and appearing to the satisfaction
OF The Court, that the Defendant res des
beyond the limits of the State of Mississippi, SO
That the ordinary process of tbs Court cannot
be served upon HIM II is therefore ordered by
the Court, that unless the said defendant ap.
pear al the next term Of thus Court, on the firsl
day thereof, TO be held at the Court House II
the Town Of Ripley, Tor the County of Tippah
IN the State OF Mississippi, on the last MONDAY
IN September lS4j, and plead, answer or demn
to comp alnants Bill, that the allegations there
IN contained, will be taken as confessed, ant
tins cause sci for final hearing and aecreed &C
cordIngly. II is further ordered by The Cour,
that this order be published in the Ripey Ad
vertiser, news paper publish he'd in the Tow
OF Ripley, IN the Stale of Mississippi. for tn
space OF Two Months successively, not ifyif
The defendant OF The tendency OF this suit.
HARDY w. STRlCKLlN, CLERK
ABSTRACT.
Cotnplainan,s Bin charges, that on The 9Th
OF April lSl2, William II. Pope, now deceased,
sold to MILO Forsyth, the following land, lying
in Tlppah County, State of Mssreppi, TO vii.
The Sjuth east Quarter, OF iSec,lon Ten, in
Township Five, Of Range Two, east; for which
SAID Forsyth executed his note 10 said Pope,
or One Hundred and Five Dollars, due the
18th December ls43, aud,the said Pope give
us Bond to Forsyth for tbs that said Forsyth
las since left the State Of Mississippi aud gone
0 parts unknown 10 complainant, carrying with
lin SAID title bond and leaving no effects in
he said State. Complainant charges said note
o be specific lien upon said land.
Prayer, that said Forsyth be made defendant
md required. to answer complainants bill, and
hat said land be sold for the payment Of the
purchase money, and prayer for such other and
urther relief, as the case require, &c.
HARDY w. SrMCKLlN, Clerk.
June 18th lSi5- 30--2n
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HARDY w. STRICKLIN, elk
July 24th, 1915.
npIRn
BRIEF.
ESTRAY--Tippah County, Miss.

ESTKAY--Ilppah County, MISS.
gNAKEN up by John C.. Goodner, living
- miles North Of Ripley, one Iron Grey
Mare, inclined to be hog backed, no marks or
brands, supposed TO be 8 years old; Appraised
to $50. July 22od. 1916.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
Ju'y Goth 1S45--36---9t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Tippah County.
CIRCUIT Court, sth day ofAprII ls45.
Elizabeth Barker,
VS. ) Divorce.
William o. Barker,

gwYHIS day came the Complainant by her
Attorney, and it appearing TO the salts
faction OF the Court, upon opening the
matters of this Bill, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of the State Ct Mississippi.
so that the ordinary process of this Court can.
not be served upon him. II is therefore ordered
by the Court, that unless the said defendan;
appear at the next term of this Court, on the
first day thereof to be held for the County OF
Tippsf, in the State OF Mississippi, at the Court
House in ,he Town Of Ripley. On the last Mon
day Of September lS45, and plead, answer, or
domur to the bill OF the said complainant, that
the allegations therein contained VIII be taken
as confessed and said cause set for final hearing
and decreed accordingly. II is further ordered
by the Court, that this order be published in
the Ripley Advertiser, a news paper published
in the Town OF Ripley, ia the State of MISS
sippi, for the space Of Three Months, p.otisylng
the Defendant OF the pendeney of,Inis suit,
HARDY W. STpICKLlN, Clerk.
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ABSTRACT.

Compliments Bili charges, that she was
married TO defendantin. Tbpah County, State
of Mississippi IN TIE year 1859, that they lived
together happ.. - and peaceably for eighteen
months. a'.ad from some cause not known TO
conn .dinant, her said husband the defendant
ie''t her and wen, 10 PLACES unknown, but again
returned to said County but did not return to
her; and after remaining some little time. he
again eft and went to Jefferson County Ala.
bama, where be has remained ever since, that
he has taken no care Of comp siasat siace b.
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JaiiOr's NOsicc.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of
Tlppah County Mississippi, on the
lin Instant, Negro Man, who
calls his pame WiIIiom or Scott,
8 and says be belongs to Doc'. Jo.
IS seph Craighesd, living in Somer.
~ viii, EavaIIo C,,,,, r,nnoeeoa
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4 sIiSa Of Letters

so EMAINiNG in the Poet Office on the LIST
80 Of lpy 1S45. al J4ciHto, rishemingo
Connly, Mgslesppi
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CIRcuIr CcUaT, 8lh day Of April 1915.
Wiley Pope, Executor of ]
the Estate of William
II. Pope, deceased.
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u We are authorised to announce N. N.
ARMOUR as candidate for reelection for Ran.
ger of 7ippah county.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
GEN. JAcKsoN,s OPINION OF THE
TREATYOF 1919 WITH SPAIN.

The Globe of Monday last contains the
subjoined letter from Gen. Jackson. of which
a copy was obtained by its editors from Saml
L. Gouveneur, Esq, son-in-law of the late
President Monroe, in consequence OF the
illusions which have lately been publicly
made to the existence of such a paper. This
letter establishes beyond all cavil the fac,
hat Gen. Jackson approved OF the Treaty of
Boundary, &c, with Spain, in all its parts.
and even considered it absurd to suppose
that the acquisition of Texas were desirable
TO the United States in a military point of
view, ifin any other. What is very clear
from The letter, besides, is that Gen. Jack
son at least had no regrets for the surrender
of alleged rights OF the United States to
Texas, which it is now pretended was so
great a fault on the part of Mr.. Monroe's adj
ministration.-Nat. I~nteuigencer.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
THOMAS w. DORR.

The Legislature of the State of Rhode Is.
land, on Friday week, passed an act for the
liberation from confinement of Thomas w
Dorr, on condition that he should take the
oath of allegiance to the State before its
Supreme Court. The vote on the passage
of this law was, in the House of Represents
tives, yeas 40, nays l3-in the Senate yeas
%, nays 8. WHAT is most remarkable, con.
sidering all that has been said on the subject
of the Imprisonment of this individual, is
that every Dorrite but two in the House and
three in the Senate voted against his release
on the conditions stipulated, although, as
members of the Legislature, each of those
professed friends of Dorr has taken the very
same oath which he is now required to take,
and had previously voted for extending par
den to other indicted persons on precisely
the same condition!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
CAUGHT NAPPING.-Jas. K. Poi

CAUGHT NAPPING.-Jas. K. Polk,
from Duck River, passed this place on Sun
day night last on board the Steamer China,
on his way to Washington. The great man
was asleep vile the boatlay at our wharf, and
the captain refusing to have him walked, our
locofoco friends were unable 10 get a glimpse
Of bin. This was a sore disappointment to
many of them, who dressed in their
best, had been watching the river
all day, and had hired our Wing cannon to
fire a salute on his arrival.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
MR.. ADAMS AND OREGON.

Mr.. ADAMS said in his speech on Friday,
that if we have a good title to Oregon, ii is
by the Florida Treaty, ceeding the claims OF
Spain, and this article he claims, as his own,
Mr.. Adams said:
Sir. said Mr.. A., / claim the article in the
Florida Treaty, in reference to Oregon, as
my own. II was made at my suggestion.-
might have gone TO my grave without this
fact having been'made known unless this de-
bate had arisen. Nor should I have men,
toned it now but for the in9idious and un-
kind charges against Massachusetts,. Il
claim the honor not for myself but tor my
State, and | say now TO all those who insist
upon our u%ndisputed title TO Oregon, that if
we obtain this territory, it will be because
of the agreement under this article of the
Spanish title.
The other prominent agreement by which
our right is maintained, is the discovery of
the Columbia river by a citizen of Massa-
chusetts.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
LoCoFocoIsM IN MISSOURI.

Missouri set herselfup in opposition 10 the
act of Congress for %electing members of thai
body, in each State, in single districts Of
contiguous territory. She elected by gener-
al ticket, and the force of party in the House
of Representatives was found stronger than
the law; and the members elected in viola
ton of law, in Missouri and other States,
were admitted to their seats! Now the Lo-
cofocos in Missouri have resolved 10 distric,
the State, and their organ, the Jefferson In.
quirer, thus speaks of their plan:
"We hope this question may be soon set
tied, and the State so districted as to gipe
US -four out Of the fUe members to Congress
certain, and we are much mistaken if we
cannot secure to the democratic party the
whole number"
This infamous declaration is proclaimed
in open day, without a blush. The parties
in Missouri stand about thus-Locofocos
Al 900, Wings 81 900, yet The State is to be
so districted as TO secure to the L~ocofoco:
four out OF the fre members, if not all!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

The ILLINOIS CANAL LOAN NEGOTIATED.
The New York Journal of Commerce,
says
We take great pleasure in announcing the
success OF Col. Oakley and David Leavitt,
Esq, in procuring subscriptions to the ILL
nois canal loan TO be filled up. This in our
opinion, secures not only the completion OF
the canal, but the redemption of The State
from an overwhelming debt and its restora.
ton TO credit and prosperity. There cannot
exist a doubt that the legislature will appro-
pirate some portion of the resources of the
State, 10 be applied in July, ls43, towards
the liquidation in part of the interest then
accrued on her debt, and thus render abso-
lutte, the subscriptions made by the terms of
the contract of loan conditional on such lep-
~islative action. A letter from Springfield.
Illinois, dated Jan. e, says that a revenue
bill is agreed upon, which proposes "to add
a tax of one mill, and take another mill from
the county tax and add 1t to the State,n II
is thought this bill will pass. 1t will give
the State $l50,000 per annum towards the
payment Of interests on the public debt,-a
sum which, we venture to predict, will for
the present fully satisfy both foreign and do
nestle creditors.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

OF We are happy TO learn that the artic-
les on sour Town, its Prospects. etc.," by
our contemporary of the Courier, have sex
cited considerable interest abroad''-sbeeD
perused with surprise and pleasure,"-and
impressed every one with the certainty of
our ultimate Importance. On a late trip to
Louisville, the editor assures us, he found
several of the most intelligent merchants
of the west' who 'had no idea"-previous to
reading the articles alluded to-.of the a.
mount of business done in our Town. and
every one of whom expressed the opinion
that Evansville is bound to become a point
of great Importance" We are rejoiced TO
find that we are of 50 much consequence,
and we agree with the Courier s'that few
things could have a more certain tendency
TO raise US" still higher and to "what we hope
to be-" than an "accurate and extended
knowledge of what we are.D In exertions
for the improvement of our place and hopes
for the future, we are behind none OF our
citizens-not even the editor of the Courier
and that we may not be thought laggard.
we rejoice TO be able 10 state an improve
ment-overlooked by the Courier--whicl
cannot fail TO add importance to US abroad
and incite emulation at home. We NEAR
the erection of the Stable on the lot Of Dan
Miller, Esq, Immediately in the rear Of the
large warehouse Of w. H. Stockwell. The
Esquire is entitled TO the lasting gratitude
of our citizens for this Improvement.
Courier will please copy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

OUR CANAL.-We had strong hopes in
the early part of the session ofCongress that
the Bill granting lands for the completion
of the Wabash and Erie Canal would pass
this year; in fact, the promptness with which
it passed the Senate, the favorable report OF
the House committee, and the action in
that body on it, led US all to believe that its
success was certain, and it is much to be
regretted that the consumption Of time by
the House Of Representatives in the discus
sion of the Texes question, has pre- vented
attention from being given to this and other
important matters. All the business of real
importance, has been, by this question, crow
ded into a few remaining weeks of the ses-
sion, and ii is difficult to say what measures
will be perfected. Without doubt a great
many bills will die upon the table-they can
not all be reached-and we have fears now
that the Canal Bill will be among the num-
Der that are thus disposed of.