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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

slo"p.. Sarah. Lincoln. Taun.oH. New York;
Prince, Prisby, N York, Taunton.
Cleared-Bark Auioleon. Ward, Cuba.
WEDNESDAY, June ~.
Schf Jano. Long, Prov. for N. Bedord
Also arr. brig Confidence, Bailey, iio,n Car
denas, with molasses to Georgc Enga.
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II 1t is stated that the Wings of Virginia
have subscribed $4,000 for the relief and sup.
port Of the mother and family Of the late John
Iiampden Peasants. Numerous donations
have been received from other States.
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LISERALirY.-William Appleton, Esq, Of
Boston, has offered to give $4,000 towards
founding an Episcopal Theological Seminary
in this diocese, if an equal sum can be raised,
for the same purpose, from other sources.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Reported far the Boston Daily Advertiser g. Patric

AT Market 400 Beef Cattle ~ pairs Work.
ing Oxen, l5 Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep, and
1850 Swine. AZ Bocf Cattle unsold.
PRicEs-B Cattle-Last weeks prices for
like quality were hardly sustained hetter Cat.
tie we're at market We quote the same, ex
ira 6 % first quality So; second rs; third
4 Is a 80.
Working Oxrn-Sa!cs at $40. $S5, and s9s
Cows and Caves-Sales at $50, $22, So5
$50, and $33.
Sheep--Sales from 50 to rs.
Swine-Prices reduced--Shoais to peddl,
4 Id 4 3D. for Sows, aud ID a 531c fo
Barrows; small pigs &c; old Hogs 4 l2c. A
retail from 5 to &c.
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Isaac T, Hopper, the venerable Quaker,
says the " Y. Tribune, SO well known in this
city and Philadelphia, and, indeed, througho ~
the country, is confined to his own house by
severe illness. Many who have been ebeetr,,
by his sympathy and aid in time of trouhIe viii
pay foe his speedy recovery
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SUMNER GOODS.
Vim. G.. Cozzens, & Co..

Il been receiving from New lork,
u during the last week, a very beautiful 10
Of SumG,er Goods. consisting Ul--
BerageS for dresses,
Elegant Silk MuSlinS.
Embroidered ~ Spotted Swiss.
GIngham n Cambric Lawn.
French Cambria MuslinS,
Rich Dress Silks.
Ribbons ~ Gloves in every variety.
And in tact a large and general assortment Of
desirable summer articles, making then stocks
very complete, and well worthy the alltnucn ol
purchasers, who will find ON examination at
prices. that they are, at least as low, as can b.
bought under any circumstances
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New and Popular Works.
Received by
MRS, CALLAHAN & MISS SMITH,
l5o, Thames-street.

Napoleon aud bis Mnrshals, by J Y Had,y
Italy. by J II Hcadi'y
The a lps aud the Rhine, by 1T H'odt'y,
rypco, n four months residence ~ the
Marquesas,
Winter Studies and Summer Ramblcs,
by Mrs Jameison.
Downing's Fruit and Fruit trees of America
Downings Ladies Companion L. the Flower
Garden.
Also a variety Of Periodicals and cheap
Publications. New Music Tor the Piano
Forte.
! N. II. Mrs G.. md Miss = have taken The
\gency ior the spirit of Missions ard for The
Publications Of the American sunday School
Union. Ordc,s Tor Book Binding. promptly
attended To-. May ~. lHid
4 LOT of KID GLOVES, little impcr.
~ feet, for sale low. by
JOINS 1. JOHN u. JOUvET.
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II Letters have been recently received by the
Baptist Missionary Board reporting hat more
than six hundred Karens have been baptized in
Burmah proper within the last year,
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TERMS.
CI.l'B BEING.

Four copies Of any or all of tho above works
will be sent TO one address on payment of the
regular subscription !oI lhree'--lhe fourth cory
beng gratis.
~ RemIiiances and communications must DO
made IN all cases without expense to The pub.
iishers i ~ former NAY always be done through
Postmaster by handing him the amount TO he
remIitcd. taking his receipt aud forwarding The
receipt by mail Postpaid or the money may
be enclosed ia letter, Post-Paid directed to thj
publishers.
y. B.--The Postage on all these Periodicals. y,
reduced by the late Post Office law, To about Ops
third The former r0tcs, making very important
sa> ing ~ the expense to mail subscribers.
- jp aH The prncipai clios and Toras shrough-
0m tb tafcd Sfates 10 nhith Tier, IS a di,ed Roit
R0ad or V'Bcr COMMUNICATION from The cuy ~ Ma
lOrk these periodicaiS niH hs d,iire,od FREE OF
! POSTAGE.
! LEONARD SrpTr X co, Pub'lshc,S.
| June II. IL Fulton Il New York
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PORTSMOUTH TowS OrSicERs.-The follow.
ing officers were elected at the Annual Town
Meeting in Portsmouth, on The Sah instant -
Town Clerk--Richard Sherman.
Town CounciI-JosePh Childs, John Cory,
Asa Frosb0rn, John IL. CoggeshalI. Goo. l..
Potter.
Justices Of the pcacc--Juhn Cory, Samuel
Cory.
Town Treasurer--Gardner Thomas.
Town Scrgeant-Peleg Sherman.
Ovorsesr Of the Poor-Seth X. Anthony.
Auctioneers-John II. Coeseshall, Seth X.
Anthony.
Pound Keeper-Samuel Anthony.
Assessors Of Taxes-Georgo Chase, John
Manchester, Borden Chase. Seth X. Anthony,
Samuel Anthony, Richard Sherman. w. NJ.
Manchester.
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LATER FRoM HAvANA-Wc have dates from
Havana to the 29lh ult., but there is nothing new.
The yellow fever has made its appearance al Gu
ba. At Puerto Principe Il number of cases had
already occurred very destructive fire has
occurred at Santa Anna.
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The New York Courier g. Enquirer says:


"The l.. !. Sound limo Of Steamboats, was
never in SO fine a condition as il is this season
and never better prepared to please passengers.
The Massachusetts s,commandod by Capt. Potter;
and both he and his grniIemanly and ohlising
clerk Mr.. Walker, are precisely wha, tho public
require in men occupying their position. The
Rhode Island has in Capt. Manchester a com.
mander worthy that noble beat, and her clerk +,
Mr.. Dana, is popular with passengers, rs he DC.
serves To lie, for his unramiiting attentions and
accommodating disposition. Travsllers are sure,
therefore during the summer, To find on both
these boats, all the accommodations and all the
comforts that con be looked for in our first
class ofpassenger vessels, not only as it regards
quickness Of passage, hut pleasure and conve-
nience in making it. The commanders are
veterans in their BUSINESS. both nf them having
been a quarter of century navigating the
Sound.
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TUT wouSpEp.--Lt. Arthur, 20 Art; L.
Gates, 9Th Inf; McClay, 9Th Inf, Capt Kelly,
-'h Inf, 1t, Stevens, 5th Inf, ell wounded ~
ack, arrived At New Orleans on the 23d IN the
Alabama
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From Hayi--Brig Silenus arrived at BoS'on,
18th, from Cape llaytien, from whence she sail
ed June ls,. All was quiet in the northern part
Of the Island.
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Guardians Notice.

VU>HE subscriber having been appointed by
u the Hon. Conrt OF Probate fur the tow .
of Newport, GUARDIAN Of the person aud es
tate Of JOSEPH SCOTT, of said Newport.
adjndged non compos ments, and having
given bond according to law for lhetal,hiul
discharge of said trust, hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against said
Joseph Scott, to exhibit their CLAIMS within
six months from the date hereof.
JOSEPH lEW, Guardian.
Newport June i,h -6w.
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The Clarksburgh va Republican says that
the locustS are beginning to appear in that re-
gon. Their last previous appearance was in
lS29-seventeen years ago.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

Barker Burncll, the ca~hierof the Nantucket
Bank, has surrendered himself, and has been
i committed to jail, Ia await his trial
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HERALD AND RHODE ESLANDER, THURSDAY

A meeting of the friends of Gen. Taylor, has
been called in New York, to nominate him for
the Presidency Rather premature.
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Shcsr'ng Time THIS festival comes of Al
Nantucket, this week, aud visit will be yer,
plrasnni ~ all who choosc 10 attcnd
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

The Registry Law Of Connecticut has been
repealed by its democratic Legislature.
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~ Abbott Lawrence has sent 5000 to tho
American Bibls Society To constitute himsol lf
and his three sons life directors.
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ar Tho Supreme Court Of Massachusetts
has assigned Tuesday, June 10th, for the trim
Albert J. Tiueli, Tor arsen.
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Court Of ProJair, AtwpOri, jan, !. 1916.

tOWi 81 fFOOdie, NtUpof, June ], ISIO.
a PPLiCATlQN j. made for Administration
IA ON the estate of EDw Ep y. CuNr. lale ul
Newport, Parser in the u. :. n decd. mites.
taic the same j. received aud referred frr con.
>idcraljup to Couu of Probate, To be holden nj
the Town llall, IN Newport on the ir>l Monday
IN July next, at 9o'clurk n. m. and motto,
thereof ordered To be- gwen hy advertisement
for three successive weeks IN The Hrrah Of N,
1imeS, that all persons interested may appear Al
said time aud place and be- heard.
True copy witness.
June H. II. II. lIUwLhNp, Prob. Clk.
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Court ef Pyobaie, .Ni,ppon JsHe |, 1916,

CO"I y TFHUH'' ''t'VPoT, J'If !, IcIbN
A PPLltATt0N is made for Administra
"A ton, ON the estate of SARAH PoND late of
Newport, DECD, inteSlare; he same is re-.
cciycd and referred Reconsideration .os Court
Of Probate, to be holden al the Town Hall IN
Newport, on The first Monday IN Iuly next. At
Q o'clock, a. N. aod il is ordered that the no
tlce thereof be published Cor three successive
weeks IN the Head oithe lames, that a.! per.
sons interested may appear al SAID iipc aud
place end be head.
True c0py-w,ncss,
June II. B. B. liowLANp, Prob Clk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

New H,arsnIRE.--John p Hale (whig) has
been elected Senator in Congress for six years
from the 9TH of March next
The vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of Judge Woodbury., has been filled by the C.
lection of Joseph Cillcy, brother to the Repre-.
sentative from Maine, who was killed in du.
el some years since.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

The story OF horrible murders committed at
the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, is hoax.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-18

Captain John Roger, principal Chei Of The
Western Cherokee, died at Washington. on
Friday oigjsi. aged 20 years
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~ 4 report was in circulation last eve.
ning, ths, von Ambnrgb, tn" celebrated Lion
tanner, w,s killed by tiger belonging ~ h's
grand Caravan, exhibiting IN Sc'tua'e, yes.
,crdsy. It wants ccnhSmailcn.
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Strawberries Tho extra morning train
we'd ut New York on tho morning of tho !2,h
brought to that market II 900 baskets of Stiaw,
berries
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The Massachusetts Bible Society distributed
1927 Bibles and Tesiaments last year.
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate.

Collectors Office, Newport, June i5, lsl6.
"HEREAs, the following persons, resi-.
w dents Of Newport. aforesaid, having re-
fused and neglected to pay their respective
taxes. hercnaflcr affixed to their respective
names, the same having been assessed 10 the
Taxes ordered in June, lS4i and 1915 and as.
SeSSed in August OF the same years, have on the
9th, 10Th, 10Th and I7h instS, attached the
Real Estate Taxed To and occupied hy them and
others, as hereinafter described, and shall sell
the same, or so much thereof, AT public auction
to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the l0h
of July next, as will be sufficient To satisfy said
taxes, with interest and incidental expenses.
A lot Of Land with the buildings thereon, sit.
uated IN Broad'Street, taxed To and occupied by
Isabella Lake, wife of Holder, whose tax a
mounts to S3,W for the year lSli.
A lot of Land, with the buildings thereon, sit.
uated in Broad.Street, taxed to and occupied by
Isabella Lake, wife of Holder, whose tax a.
mounts To S3, 81 for the year lSI5
y lot of Land with the buildings thereon, sit
ualcd ON common or highway, near the head of
Broad-strcct, taxed to William Webb, deed 5
Estate, and occupied hy his widow, whose tax
amounts to 81 60 for the year ISi5
A lot of Land with the buildings thereon, sit
uated in Tanner-Street, taxed tO John brvel,
and occupied bv William Wimot, whose tax
amounts to 25G for the year 1915.
| A lot or lots of Land with the buildings there
on, situated on Broad and Tanner streets, taxed
to Thomas G. Pitman, and occupied by Thomas
q. Pitman and others, whose tax amounts To
! % for the year 1874.
| a lot or lots of Land with the buildings
thereon situated on Broad and Tanner streets,
taxed to Thomas q. Pitman, and occupied by
Thomas G. Pitman and others, whose tax ..
mounts to SIPS for the ycaI 1918
/ A lot of Land with the buildings thereon sit
ualcd, in ThamcS-Street, taxed TO and occupied
| by Martha ID. WaShburn, whose tax amounts to
~, - for the year 1871
A lot oi Land with the buildings thereon, sit
uaied in ThameS-strect, taxed 10 and occupied
by Martha ID. WaShburn, whose tax amounts tC
81 50 for the year 1915.
\ The above sales will commence at q o'clock
a. NJ, on the said 9lh day of July, on the above
described premises, and witt be continued in lh'
order above mentioned until the whole shall b,
sold.
II lhave also, this day, set up copies of the fore
going notification at the Brick Narkcl, aut
lower Market JEREMIAH GQODSPEED,
II June 18Th. Collector
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The Legislature of this State, will NEE, in this
town on Monday next, by adjournment,
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fA NO LET, and possession given the
Lii Il 10th of August, the chambers of
House No. J., Clark-street, consisting of seven
rooms, and II part of the garden. For further
particulars inquire of BENZ. MARSH, Jr
june 18th. l3S, Thames st.
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The Geneva Courier, formerly weekly jour
nal. Is now issued daily.
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7. NEumford Seabury,

\" OULD invite the attention of the pu0
w lie To beautiful lot of BOOTS d.
SHOES, which he has just received from
Boston. Among them is fnc lot of Gen
tlemen's Caters, superior article, and one
that will give great satisfaction to those
troubled with Corns. Also. Gentlemcn's
fine calf sew"d Boots, Ladies, Misses aud
ChIldren'S Kid and Morocco Shoes, and last
bat no, teasi--a splendid lot of LADIES'
FRENCH SHOES, OF the celebrated Paris
manufactures, ESTE.
June 4th.
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Assignccs' Sale.
&+:M Valuable Estates &A
L.iN. ~ a ucl a. -. liiM.

Pursuant 10 autLoriip. isgqiy granted BY nc
Hon. Court Of Probdie for The 1own OF
.Vewpod, there wM b. sG!aot Pabiie .7nc.
hoq on The premises. on kRfD3F, July
Sd. Gi O'Clock, n w.,
4 l.l. the right, title and IntereGt WHICH
"a William TuIner, late Of said Newport.
Physlc,an, dec d, had. ut The time oG his
death, 10 aud 10 the following estates, siiuo-
ted ~ Newport alnreshld. viz: "A lot of land
with the large, well built and commodous
dwelling house and other buildings thereon
Standing. bounded Eastegly on Thames street;
} Norhehy % y passage vey: Westerly on
the Cove and SouIhery on the Cove; also,
n yalGnble lot of luud fronting on Tanner
street. c"nlaIying between one and ,wo acres.
The sale OF he above property. a, the time
mrp'ionrd, ieiit se Bpsiiiye; aud those wish.
~ 10 purchase, must avaI themselves OF this
opportunity.
HErTA f. TURNER, Err.
By HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
NcwpotI, June 4, 1876. Her .4!tOrney.
Aud at IL ocnck, NJ o! the same day. I
vii! s"ll on the premises, at Public huctcn.
that valuable estate situated on Eas'nn's
Point, and next north ol The estate pp Wash
lIngton street, formerly owned aud occupied
by the late Thomas Dennis. Esq, consisiIng
OF large lot OF land extending from Wash
ingion street 10 the haibor, with q large.
well flushed dwelling house ibcreon. 'Fhis
E,rat" WIS conveyed to the uudrrslgned. by
Lieut. Peter Turner, ,o be- sold. end IN" pro.
ceeds thereof 10 be appropriated towards the
liquidation Of the claims agaIbs, the estate of.
hi father, lhe late DR.. William 'rurneL
The Estate is situated 10 the immediate
vIrinny Of The spot contemplated tor the De-
pot oi the Newpor, and Fail River Rail Road
and It's vaIne will be very much INCREASED
when hat Road is commenced.
The sale ,oW be posiiic', at the uboy" rDcn-
toned i'm". IiENRY Y. CRANSTON.
June 4th. 1916 TRUSTEE.
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Ncm advertisements.
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
.kd& The BAROUE DAMON, rs she re-
.IIE turned iroln her late voyage, with about
100 bblS of CaSSs., Chronometer, NC. Said
Barque has full Inventory, was entirely re.
built in the summer Of i5i2, from her light wa
ter line. including new ceiling and keelson.
She is well adapted TO elher the Whaling or
Ccasting business, and will be sold bargain 4
applied for soon. For further Information, apply
10 the subscriber. SILAS II. COTTRElL.
Newport, June 18Th, 1916,
The N. Bedford Daily Mercury will please
copy the above 2w. and send bill 70 this Office
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CiSSIMERES.
FARM FOR SALE.

&HGA THE FARM in Portsmouth. iy.
n!::W ing on The West side Of the Island OF
IsisiH Rhode Island. aud formerly owned
snaA by be ale Wm, Almy Of Pxoyi
droce, is offered for sale Said Farm conlains
about 100 acres. is well watered. and has an eX
,ensve privilege for sea manu,e. There ar" on
the farm one lTge dwelling house, Two large
barns. ice house aud oihel necessary out buIld.
Ings, together with about -0o cords of wood II
will be sold altogether will he d,yid.d into iw
or three convenient farms, III M. opiio,. of pnr.
chasers. For Terms, which viii br favDrahie, sp.
ply TO SAMUEL B, ToBEy, iG Providence or
GIDEON q DENNis, al rorlsmOWy.
9th no. lOlh. lSi6
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Farm for Sale.

MSVA THE subscriber ofl,rS for sale
nN.W that beautiful Farm lying east and
kSik@ Adopting the one where he now
~EAeesayA resides, and was formerly owned
by Jelhro B Bailey, containing about one hun
dred acres of most excellent land, and very
beautifully situated about , miles from New
port, Oh the east main road, with a dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, and most OF
them are nearly new aud in fine order there Is
also good orchard of about 100 trees, all IN a
hearing state II is very seldom thai place
like This is offered for sale on this Island ANY
one wishing To purchase will please call ON the
the subscriber. Terms ot payment, made easy
JOSEPH l. BAILEY.
Niddlclown May q, 1916.
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Court Of Probate, .Newpor, June /, 1916.
1T pom the report Of the Commissioners here
q tofure by Tins Court appointed, to receive
and examine the claims against the estate of
Alexander Murray, late of Newport, decd; or
ldered that the Executrix on said estate cause
public notice to he given, 10y publishing a copy
Ioi this order three successive weeks IN the Hr-
aH ot Tic Times. 10 all persons interested in said
Report To appear before this CouIt Oh the first
Monday in July next, at Q o'clock, a. NJ. at the
Town HALL, in Newport, If they see iil, to show
cause why said Report should not be received
and sad Commission closed.
True copy-wItness,
June II. B. l.. llowLANp, Prob. Cnk.
Court Of Probate, Newport, June l. 1876.
A PPLICATlON is made for Administration
"a on the estate of JonN EASToN. late of New
port. deed. inteStatc, son of the late Capt.
James EaNton, deed; the same is received
and referred for consideration To Court
Of Probate, TO be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday in
July next, at 9 o'clock, n. m, and notice
thereof ordered to be given by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the HcrcH Of
ihe Times, that all persons interested may
appear at said time and place and be heard.
True cnpy-wltness,
June IL. y. Is. lIowLANp, Prob Cl'k.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-04-30
In the Senate, April 16.
THE OREGON NOTICE.

We had intended to give in this paper the full
proceedings of the Senate, this day, the passage
the notice, but the Unon containing the report, in
some unlccountable manner disappeared from our Ia
ble We are therefore obliged to content ourselves
with summary of the proceedings which we find in
New York paper.
Mr.. R. JOHNSON moved two amendments to the
House resolution, which consisted of Mr. Crittendens
preamble of the 18th January, with the slight alera.
ton of inserting the word amicable before the
settlement; y and if that preamble adopted his
purpose to strike out the whole of the second reso
luton of the House and substitute for it Mr.. Critten
den's resolution, both of which readers will find
in the proceedings of the House of the 18th. which
follow.]
Mr.. ALLEN rose, and said he had amendment tc
offer to the amendment submitted by the gentleman