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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
The M,.sIon 10 Enxland-once More.

The Mission TO EnSland-Ohce hore.
However facetlous il may BE-, Mr.. Polk organ
at Washington is not quite explicit as TO MI I'll
more's reason for declining ths mission 10 Ehgland
Again he advises the New-York Editors TO beware
of guessing lest they should mistake and get hold
of the ,cooden leg. Peradventure this caution may
come of his knowing that the Northern trends ol
the Tariff who supported his patron on the faith OF
the Kane letter. got by it something like what the
Troians got when they admitted the wooden horse
And truly, on this subject, if it be not moral trea-
son. the public nigh, be curious 10 know whether
the out-givngs OF the organ express the sentiments
of the entire Administration. Is the Cabinet,
here, an unit? Does ii speak una roce, through,
and TO the Union, when 1t insists on the reductios
of duties TO the mere Revenue standard, without
looking to the Protection of any OF the great
branches Of American Industry Does the Wash
ington organ speak and lis Richmond attach
ment' echo, on this subject, the voice OF Fennsyi
vania's Favori:e Son 1' If it does then does II
appear that his people, who were persuaded 10 oe-
pend on the Kane letter, leaned on cane that hao
no strength or honesty in it,-on broken reed IL
these ere not his sentimeats, then is the Cabinet
not an unit. and the first officer OF State Is but
cypner. II ldct ne HIS DciIcu iiii''SN'' ~ ~
proved in his endeavors save the heads OF some
of his friends in his office 10 be nought and so
nothing, or very near II.
But 10 return TO M-. Elmore. We stated that
he had fallen in with The Tariff policy so far as TO
become so much involved in Manufactures in his
own State as to make il dangerous or detrimental
to his interests TO leave il on Mission that would
involve a long absence The Union would imply,
without venturlng 10 say, that this Is not the
fact When one reason is sufficient, one ought
GOT to be called on to give others by compulsion (:
but if put to the screws, we might not be far wrong
in guessing again, that feow-feeling for ana
with Mr. Calhoun may have had It's weight IN
causing the second rejection II may have weighed
not only with Mr.. Elmore, but with one (as often
happens) as much more notorious, as he Is less
worthy of note-aye, with Mr.. Pickens Of Balu-
more. Convention memory Is II that Mr Polk ha.
fallen short of the expectations excited and the
promises made for him both there and al the Her
mitage? Was it the ",cooden leg" that ne held
out 10 them, while they hattered themselves that
he was bone of their bone and flesh of their flesh :?
When the organ shall have proved our statements
uufounded and our surmses unreasonable, not
by uncandid and vague suggestions about wooden
legs but by denial on fact and authority, then we
may remind it Of some other expectations author
lzed and literal promises made, which were in like
manner-falsifed and broken! Will il speak 10
the point
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
From the Far West.

The Annual Council of the Creeks conmrhceu
on rhsrsday last, and ffom what W. can tsfh WIN
b, we'll ATTENDED The runners which were se"'
cut 10 the pr,rlrs did succeed IN bFnglns IN 'hs
wild tribes. bat the contrary. narrowly esce!ru
being murdered \ ictlrr from gentleman in me
Creek Nation to friend in tals place, states that
the runners which were sent TO the Can2nches
w.r. robbed and chased SIX DAYS and nights, and
escaped ys.y narrowly The Pawuee>. ii Is
ihought, viii war upon the Greeks d4rns the en-
suing summer. The Greeks VIII decide dnrins me
nreseni Council the course 10 be pursued towards
ihem There IS much important business 10 be
transacted, and upon the wsole. VIII or well "or
,hv of attendance The Wacors, kictees, and
Cadaoes are the oIy Pralre tribes that VIZ DC
The repor, of the murder Of a party OF Creeks,
vino went out on the prarrles 70 irace, Is confirm
ed Among them were jess. Chisholm, Jno. spa
nlard. d. O. Watson, Nick Miller. Mr.. Colser,
John Couno-, Bill Connor, John ktcnum, anc
several others The Crrrks will handle the Ca
manches rather roughly II they s't hold OF them
Another press is pc started IN the Choctaw Nation
in the course OF the year, 10 De conducted oy g
Na.lve>Editor
On Saturday night last, at Fort Smith. some
rowdv soldiers getting drunk, asSalled Creek IN
dian and beat HIM nearly III death, Is Salu "ilou'
anv provocatlon whatever IRON the Creek ineV
also assaulted and badly beat with tleaVy sergeant
swords some white men, With the same Wah'Vh-
ness Such conduit deserves The Severes Fe0uke
The persons who were on trial before the District
Court OF the Uuited States Tor tile District OF Ar
Kansas. upon The charge o. burning some houses Ia
The vicinity OF Fort Gibson, and asSaultins some
Cherokee women, occupants thereof have been
discharged for want OF evidence
The United States Commissioner, Gen MASON.
with his Two daughters aud Col 5 I. SrAJTBAAGs,
lett this city on Monday for Washington.
An atiray occurred al Evansville, Washington
Co on Saturday night, between Thomas BrIdsr
wood aud some person whose ndme we did nos
learn. in winch Bridg-wood shot the latter IN the
mortal
Alr. Clark Landers, long a resident OF this
county, was drowned, about two weeks slncs
while crossing Red River. He had removed his
family 10 Texas, and was on hts return 10 tins
county when the accldea, happened
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
.ADE OF THE CANALS.
Tons Of property arriving at and going from lid

Total Tonnage oil all thr property
transported on the canals III 1874 -. /, ,sl6,5s6.
The proportion of WHEAT and FLOUR coming
from the Western States and Canada, compared
with the total quantity OF the same which arrived
at tide water is thus shown, the difference Of course
being made up by the produce OF this State.
Toys of Wheat and -Four shipped on the Canals at
Buffalo, Black Rock and OsUego from 1896 to
lSIl rih the total tons of Fheat and FoV
rcaich dr1ired at albany and West Troy on the
Hudson rIuer:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

the machinery production he than repsFs his cost
But found that the defects Of the Law partnership
applicable associations presented dfcutes
rendering imprsctcxbe TO give this experiment aiar
triL. Here, 'h-n, Is thing which Parliament might 90
for the labor!ng classes The framing OF go.d IL" o
Partnership giving esery attsinabe facility TO the for'A
ton OF large industrial capitals by the aggregation OF
small saving would real boon. Il would be the re-
moral Of ideal grievance but OF one which we Know 70
be felt and te, deeply by the most intelligent and right
thinking Of the classthce who most fitted to acquire
and best qualified 20 exercise benecent influence over
the rest"
: We may take occasion 10 refer to this article
apain
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

The CROPS We sorry 10 hear dismal ac-
OF the coming tobacco crop in :hs State In many
II of the Counties on the Missouri there has
very general failure OF the plants in consequence IL
cold aid able weather and those who persist in
attempting raise them must rely the most favorable
aspect of the weather -ring them maturity. In
Franklin County noted for the production Of an
oacco the planters substituting and elsewhere
others putting hemp. We learn from the county
bordering the Mississippi that the timely rains have
greatly improved the prospect or the wh and other
crops. [St. Louis Repub 18th
0J- fire occurred yesterday, between two and
three O'Clock, in the Allegheny lumber yard situated
Main street above the foundry which consumed 'hree
f"urhs of all the unltcr In ,he yard We es;i-
the lumber destroyed from SIS, 90 TO SG0oG.
lSt. Louis Republican, May H.
EQusrE MIsTAKE.-A few evenings since, a
sood husewIie in Dorchester greatly surprised ard
w'rred because The who carried the Dlk cae
OF he neshDors back aad said that Mrs. had lst
Ibid him she didn't li.e take milk Of her, for she
seyaIed tie Having AWAY been very partl,u
Lar put into tie milk kettle considerably than The
measure she loss 10 understand the csnse
OF cruel remark once, she made visit Mrs
c. in order get explanation The relief OF her mind
may be imagined when Mrs. {. who utterly coAfcuic-
I'd that such idea shst have been suggested by her.
replied WAY! told your liked very much 20
take milk OF Jon, for Jcu always gave scripture easCre"
Boston Journal
9 4 correspondent ofthe Mining Journal Eng
says ;ha sel-boer explosions may % prevented by The
very simple plan Of having small hole drilled 10 the p.ate
Immediately over The fire piece and filed with lsIen
rive, which will melt only when the gets Below tic
proper level.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
tai $40. .254. .6s2
Sl0.0S7.1S9

Difference in the calculations for five years,
Sl66 S93, equal TO a tr.fl- over one and a half per
cent On receipts exceeding len millions of dollars
What Loco Foco calculation can be found show
ing an equal knowledge of the capacity and trade
OF the country =?
We now proceed to notice few of the state
ments OF the Commissioners of the Canal Fund in
the present Report.
TRADE OF THE CANALS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

o. One hundred and t~eHty citizens of West
Springfield, Mass have published Their det NINA
IN do their business through the Sprusii ID Post
Office instead Of that at West Springfield on the
gr' und hat the Postmaster Cereal, regard ess Of
rnredtles and solemn remonsrrances has sh c,vd
on them, as Postmaster, ii man, IN their opinion,
morally dlsquel.h for that nporiont must.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

The secretary George NJ whar,on Esq called TO Conven
ton order when the usual ceremonies were performed
Rev Mr. Morton and kev. Or. Bull were nominated 8
candidates preside over the Convention The vote was
taken By orders, the result Of which as follows;
Clergy. Churches.
For Rev. DIR. Bull ll.-.-.---..---.3i IA
Rev. Mr.. Morton. -.-.--.--.--33 81
DR.. BuIl i,vng majority eight declared
duly eeced President the bod After h!ief address,
rcyete with SQUAD olesomc advice the Chair taken
by by DR.. 3. when Rev. Mr.. Morton nominated George
NJ Wharton secretary aud Rev. Mr.. Ogtlby Assistant
Secretary. Mr T. Bu! nominated Rev. Mr. SpeT is
secretary. and Rev j. c. Maxwell as Assistant Secretary
Two baOtng. were had. the ieerS reporting no CHOICE
The election was postponed.
After fixing the sessions OF the Convention from NJ
O'Clock, T. NJ. and from TO O'Clock. T.. on motion.
adjourned attend Divine service At 10 O'Clock this NOR
nius.
At appointed hour this morning, the Convention
seme and proceeded TO religious service Lessons were
read b, Rev. ~ Spear and Rev " Leighnsr and after
the dntl-communon service the Epse and Gospel were
read by Rev Dr.. Bull The preached by Rev.
r. Clark took for his the 5th verse, III chap
III Eps OF Timothy" Study 10 show thyself ap roved
wiz God workman that needeth not 10 be ashamed
rightly dividing the words OF truth
Sacrament administered by Rev. DR.. Ball.
service secretary called the roll OF lie Clergy
ana Laity present.
Rev. Mr. Sp ar declined being considered candidate FOR
Assistant Secretary.
NJ Robbins moved tha, George NJ Wharton, Esq be ap-
pointed Secretary and Rev j. Il. Maxwell Assistant Sec
retary VI the Convention.
motion of fhu,nas Smith. Esq. the election Of Sec
retary po ,poned Tor tie present.
Col LEY moved 10 proceed 10 the election Of Bishop a.
O'CLOCK. afternoon, which. however. Withdrawn
committee elections appointed, and cl aims o
delegates 10 seats referred
On notion 500 copies of the of Rev. Mr.. Clark
be printed tor tho OF The inemhrrs ri
the Convention. The thanks OF the Convention then
voted Rev Mr.. Clark his able and eloquent
delivered this mOrnng after which the body adjourned 10
meet again at ) o'clock. I. VI.
The attendance present 70 day WAS large particularly
ladies'. do think the Bisnop will be elected before
Thursday or Friday.
The list Anniversary OF the American Sunday School
Uon took place last evening" In the large SaooH OF the
Musical Fund Hail. aud numerousy attended. Alex
ahder leny Esq occupied the Chair. Rev. Mr. Lord Of
ferci up appropriate prayer; after which, Rev. Mr..
Packard read the Annual Report OF the Board Managers
which proved most valuable document lled with matter
of deep interest 10 the community at large.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Ar. Reese Of New
York. Rev Mr.. ChedleOw Onio, Dr Johns OF Baltimore
Prof Maxwell of hampdcn College. and sGvcra Others.
which listened 10 by the large audience present with
lreiuc, OF pleasure ard admiration.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

h5- The Board Of Excise OF WnLlAMsEURGH
have lhus far found only Ninay.tonr taverns neces-
ssry in thu, village for the accommodation Of the
travelling public. One of the Board, in view Of
his oath, stopped al three, thinking that number
sufficient the other two have halted iorlhe present
at Ninety.four. and will meet again next Tuesday,
when those who think two or three hundred more
drunkeries essential 10 the public welfare are noli-
fed to be present. The Board (two) have charged,
as we are informed, dollar andaquarter for grant.
ing and making out each of these Licenses, lin ad-
dtion TO the Sc charged for Excise putting some
fifty dollars piece into their pockets, in defiance
of the act Of lS43 which says that the members of
the Board of Excise shall receive but ten shlngs
each in the whole for oil the Licenses granted by
them in the coarse Of year. But what's the use
Of being an an officer and living in free country if
you have got to obey the laws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

Il To cur frents and strangers We say, go and battle
at The KnckeroOcker Baths O Bowery. You have only
to shilling and perhaps save dollars from the Doc
lots. The establishment has no Superior in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
court Cnlenuar-THI, Day

and 81.
CIRCUIT couKr-SOs S, rs. TO- 30, 81 3i3. 50. 6a.
3ln AL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

rs HENRY H. SYLVESTER. Esq. of New Hamp-
shire, has been appointed Chlet Clerk IN the Patent
Office, Department OF Statr)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
-.azfo FOR SATURDAY, MAY "a.
I PorrRY-Old BY Rev. Ralph Hoyt
H. EpIrssIAL The Law Of Libel and the Liberty OF the
az Press; Oregon. Grea, Braiu sc; The Mission to Eng
r land; Doinss Of the Lerislaure The Wings and State
Coaven,ion; New-York and Erie Railroad; The Con-
stitu,ional Conrenlion; The Conyen,on-Who our
-, Friends aud who Foes7
III. NEw,-Lstrr from Europe by the Britannia; From
Texas and Mexico; A SLAYER Captured; Appointments
by the Governor. sc.
V. MncILLASeous-T The Youthful Emigr4ni, true story
Of the early settlement of New-Jersey By Mrs. VI
Child; Speech OF Gov. Seward in the supreme Court
In6dels and Infdeli,y: The Convention Question
Speech or Hon John Young; Acts passed at the late
Session Of the Legislature; New nsae fer the United
States: Last Sunday Morning; Reviews Of New Works
.sa2a &c. &c.
vi. COMMERCIAL IsrELLieEScE.-Stocks, Money. Fro
duce. &c.
Single copies put wrappers for the has can be oo
1, tanned ar the desk. Price Ct cents.
TERIS-s2p pei year--A All subscriptions payable IN
terribly 10 advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATH. 30 Ann. street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

(l;- Hon. A. H. Everett, with his lady, bssa
rived In town in rcadn take his departure for ha
we haze heard that the squadron quite ss ,Oa
@s expected on accout Of repairs beng neshe' W
tie Vincenaes During her passage from Norfolk NINE,
few days since she sprung leak, which II VIII lass M
some five or six days 10 repair. Mr. ES stops ~ s
AstOr Uousa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

srHIoFE.. SEREsAp P,Lmos CPyR, HousE-The
n.nt o. thee a!,ged sentm rardly eoniGg
cio'- We theriofr advise ell visit ,h.n this aHd their
- remaining ,eainri at Pamo h- best ventilated aud b~st
irsh4sd scene OF eEas ents that tbs city esn PEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

Il TINS DAY bu, one Of the Fat Boy a. the
Ameflca Museum II iOu have him. dont rt tins
op"riGniLy 10. he is great woad- \ splendid com
pny OF fsiofmrrs embracing Infant liinstr.s gei v 70
tern Pete Morris and Others give suleEb and aushahe PEI
iormanc-s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

SlNGULAR AND APPALLING AFFAGR. Justice 'Iay-
or the Upper Police Office has for several days aeen
engaged III Investigating afir the supposed c,um-
of which involve degree OF juvenile iurp Lte
jnm equaled In country, and hitherto unheard
this Thus far. II is true. those suspicious have lot
ccivri continuation. Other than circum,tanti !. which
.ives them any considerable degree of authenticity; but
-till Appearances strongly favor hem that II Is t
cult avoid forming most revolving conclusion on he
subject The # the these On Sunday last
the he cidless al handless body Of Young fuia
float n the East River. or BackwtlI's Island. Which,
being brought the city, vas recognized by Mr. Jtn
u irer, carpenter. vi No Norfolk street, the bty
hi, step-sOn jesse Lee Bur'is. Young Burt. wastr
merly In the emp Of Mr. Barker but early in February.
left his employment IN consequence OF some suspicious be-
Ing tanned OF his beng connected with The ihen u
$3.50 Mr. Barker. On the 23 OF February last
Burtis together with TWO lads aged about seventeen YEAR,
atmed Leonard Hodgkns ana ID ID, L Livingston. wCntl
company from the city klpps Fay. where they lr,di
gp short excursion. They did IL" return viii
the boat: and when 1t picked up ad the anchor aid
uchor-r rope found 10 have be dctAth he'd fum Il.
founS BuriiS afterwards heard from, unll
mUrlated corpse found on sunday as before stated
n the tmc weeks since. his tYO ianors,
Livingston and fodGkins had been arrested md sill re-
malmed in prison. under charges of church,
aud house rObbcries attended with burgaies hc had
traced to them beyond peradveniure Tile circnm-
s.ances under which the csrpse OF Buits WAS iondl
connection with the desperate ch Uac of The yonhg vega
bonds lei To the dreadful suspicion that they had wilhelm
the boat with the former. killed him 10 ron him OF the
money he had taken from Mr. Brkcr and with the az chOr
ecued hy the rope his head and hands, su his bOdy
III the river where had remained ill decomposition causd
piratiOn Of the head and hands, and al owed The b
r-e. What for ellcng further light on tie
subject Jusca TAYLOR has been possessed o; Uat
vsed but If these horrible suspicious indeed M &c.
tion, harbor doubt that AllWise trovt,fe
viii, in His good time bring to Hight the hidden m!:.
terry which nov surrounds this singular affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
To-DAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST Precautionary NOTES.-THE French in
Algiers-PhOnograph Diclionary-The Brazilian
Empire The African Slave Trade.
FOURTH PAGE-The Abbey-a Poem by Mrs C..
NJ. Sawyer; Commercial and Money Matters /;
Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

G Splendid entertainments given this ersrins a,
Peileis museum for chilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
Pennsylvania Episcopal Convention, etc

A6 o'clock last evening, the 6st annual convention OF
the Protestant, Episcopal Church OF ;hs diocese convened
iu ST. Andrews Church. ilrge attendance being present
The Secretary George NJ Wharton ESQ called 10 Conveii-
ton order when the usual ceremonies were performed
Rev Mr., Morton and Kew. Or. Bull were nomifaidd .
candidates preside the Convention. The vote was
BY orders, the result of which WAS as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

THE PRocEss oy CtE Il !. now generally coecsId
b the p,nirs we b-yy- st diseases the ska ss
nate ~ the blood that there tir rus ex . Which $50
pleasantly ard Often fatally developed he surface Nov
SANDS S'RssrAsILLA actns think il dss. WIN my
cefn ld ctneis ulOn that !lud than eny oi ~
'Iic u u TINS theory b~ ysluah~ lrpJ
9f suoh dis'ases Thus far ih.osy have prVej o
IN. 'n-dciEe has Performed larger numbr Of Gu IS o.
u0ns AID OF scfCrti. than b- shown have hten y
crd By Other form fsalauA in The nuHlh =.
cAsss We those ho suffering under h"1e 80
8eS u rxamInr the tesiIJnoaIsls OF those hon hiss
10 te tie Truth b. inGuiies written personal nna- ssr
Who have given far tlia aud htii cecIde "ne
deaee.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of rs
yaiur aud efficacy. Pamphlets, which may be ooS
oi the pro prietcTs and il-ir sgrnisgrais. :. n
Prepared aud sold, wholesale .lI fstail by A. * y
SANDS Whaesa!e Druggists - Fulton Str--t. New ,
sold also at z13 Broadway n las. Broaws and bY D
generally throushou, the United States. Pnee d
bottle. SIX bottles for So.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

&C. The Reformed Gambler, Mr.. Green, lec-
tured to aa Immense audience on Sunday evening
last, at Rochester, in the Methodist Chapel, one Of
the largest Churches in the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASsEaBLY.-The second
days proceedings Of this body were not of general
interest, being chiefly OF preliminary character.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

TIE RIVER OF Platte We give below ez.
fractsfrom two letters received IN this city from
Buebos Ayres, which give an accom-, Of yictory
over Rivera. and the acknowledgement by the
French Admiral of the blockade OF MonevIdeo =
Ihe Ia ter fact Was mentioned rumor al Oui
las, daus
"BUESos AYREs March 81 .--RIvero, on the 9TH ns
was completely outrd by CrquZa's forces About lwOd
RiScras killed. and 5u0 taken prisoners Rivera
nnl-elf escaped with ONLY eight Admiral Lam" y
vice OF the Fic eh haIgs d'Anrcs ihs place. WI
recognize The strict nlO kade OF NontevoeO bJ 'Hs
Buenos Ayrean SOU u,cron."
An' ther tier Of the date, says It is nos ccr
tain that the French ard English wnl Acknowledge le
NOW Montcvldeo can hold much Onter."
We have copy OF government bulletin. published ~
Baenos Ayres containing the despatch oi U-qu "a dea
Ing the victory mentioned above. Bost. Daily AdS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22

M.ntsE CouRr-Ss'smon Hriue rs Wiham H. HGr.
n-d-Action Libel Snnder, &c-rhe plaintiff claims TO
he phys cinn uad surgeon and have been injured hy de-
i,.nrnnt who Councillor at law. by writing letter.
yhirh letter sent. as follows IN con
cnsion shall pleased to rengush all business TINT ever
hnd with consummaie scoundre ms yon are A:% IN
le, to Mr. N1ckay. the Aturney IN the cnse have
bef,rc stated writing thp whod n- .
whneyer with the Internal 'COundfe tmeanls platf) le
ISLANDERS shown collateral to the issue. were decaon' To
persons hat prntih had his his oice, and
ha, got skeleton there &c. the sonin question: appears
wns evl Ilene. who hah heen sent To the State Prs"n
charge of peury and died there On This point OF the
rir Ann Justice rlnced upon the stnrd She
testified 10 have gone The office OF Mr. Harmed TO inquire
10 whether MI H. would be able not 10 obtain pnrtnn Tor
Lew Mr. H. replied to her that Lew was dead and TINT his
father had brough, his down from Sing Sing and cut
hun up make anatsmy Of him. The witness remnrked
bmsnely his father could not be 50 bad rs TO cut up ia
ava child, his flesh and blood Mr. H. replied 10 her.
with Lew ns mnr and wife before he went to prscn.
Edwa NAV nsn caed-fis sad that preparatory
election the 9th Ward he heard defendant III Centre
in presence n number OF people, lIene passed, There s
Hene the Internal scoundelthe rascal that his in
his Office md has got his skeleton IN hi. Office Witness
deceased buried in the jewish huryng ground
Court-Scomon Hene MaIse VI Sm b. adms, IN which
ieendan employed as council. nni prnlft wrote 10 him
saying that he had concluded TO employ some one else &c
and the aegei libel written back. Many OF the positions
were desied and to the libel IuNlfcaon plead.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
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