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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

IN CHANCERY.-yIKolsIA:-A Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Count OF Law
and Chnncery for buckingham county, on Monday, the
4lh day Of May, ls46:
Clement Il Fontaine Trustee for William A.. Light
foot his wife and children, Virginia A. Ligfco', John
F. Lishtfuot George A. Liehlioot Mary f. LishtIoo,
and PhiIip w Lighooi, the last FIVE al whom are The
children Of William A. and Caroline NJ Liehtfoo and
are under The age of twenty one years, and who sue By
Clement n. Fontaine, Plalntifs
against
John r. Jetrr and Nancy his wife, in their lights
and as Executor and Eyecutrix of John Gueuani de-
ceased, George II. Matthews, Administrator Of Daniel
Guerrant deceased Robert X. Hooker James L. ScrurCs
and Robt &. Nicholas, Administrators of Finch Scrnges
deceased Willis chambers, William A. Lighifoo and
Caroline VI. his wife, Nehemiah McAshan and George
Booker, the same Nehemiah McAshan Jarrat A. letter,
and James NJ, Jrter, Defendants.
The defendants, Nehemiah McAshan. John i. letter,
and Nancy J-ier having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the acL of Assembly
and The rules of this Court and u appearing BY sltisac-
tory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this coun-
try i, ordered thar The said absent defendants do APP
pear before the Judge OF the said Court on the rst day
OF September term next and answer the bill ofhr plain
ttf and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted al The front
door OF the Courthous Of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
June 30-cw2m X. ELDkIuGE, y. Y. ,. Y.
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On our first page, (says The Augusta Ga. Con-
slilulionalst,) will be found The able and argu'
men,alive speech of Mr.. Bayly, OF Virginia, de-
livered in the House of Representatives on me
Goth ult. II is worthy OF careful perusal. 1.-The
Tariff Panic, and Repeal is the word, are ably
d;sorcsod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

THE TARIFF IN RUSSIA.-The reduc-
lion OF the Tariff in Russia, is looked upon in a
different light from what il is in America. A lei
Ter from ST. Petersburg under date OF the 25th OF
June, says: "The reduction in the tariff has been
made, and is 10 take effect from The 18Th instant
The proclamation of the Emperor says The re-
ducion has been made in order TO give activity
"a r. co.,,,re,-, orJ noJiou0I iDEustru
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l.. NJ Z w,
Clerk of the District.

IN HANcERY-V,RGfsra:-- AT Rules held In the
j Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Courts al Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County, on ihe ifst
Monday in June, 1886
Daniel Martin and Elizabeth his wife, Qcnnerly
Hudglns,) Thomas II. IIudgns and Frances liud-
gins iia"hs'
against >,
Martha ]. Smith, adm'tliy Of Poindrster r. Smith,
dec, who was administrator Of Thomas Hudgins, dec,
Albert Hudgins, George W. Do"dy and Jane his wife,
Robert fud. Henry Bagby and susan his wife, Ben
iamin Hudcins and James F. liudgins, defendants.
The defendants, George w. Dowdy and Jane his
wife, not having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
OF this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth, u
10 ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day Of the next August lerm and answer The
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published IN tie
CITY of Richmond, for two months successfully, anu
posted at The font door Of the Court House OF this
county. Copy. Tese, - =
June 30-cw2ms b. Is. WOODsON, u. Y.
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THOMAS Fl. ELLIS, President pro len
RICHARD B. GoocH Secretary pro TEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

THE NEW MINISTER TO RUSSIA
Our new Minister 10 Russia, the Hon. Ralph
Isaacs Ingersoll Of Connecticut, is destined, We
believe TO give great satisfaction, in his new Of
6ce For many years he has refused all public
Office. He was member Of The Baltimore Con-
vention OF 1914; was often President Of the De-
mocrac Conventions OF his own State, and was
a member of Congress from 1925 until twelve
years since He was in the House with Presi-
den, Polk and associated with him in the Com
mitlee OF Ways and Means. With thirty years
of experience oil The most useful kind il cannot be
otherwise than certain that he will perform the
duties OF his new office with true stalesmanlike
knowledge and strict fidelity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

The Nashville Wing is sincerely reIoiced"
that the new Tariff has passed While il be-
lieyes i, 10 be "iraught with mischief 10 the pub
lie interests generally" yet 'lhose interests will
suffer less, in our opinion, by subjec,ing the mea-
sure 10 The test OF experience at once, Than by
postponing for short time The evil day, or light
enins the blow by notifications and amendments
The cup could by no possibility pass. The great
question between the protective and iree-trade
principles, as adapted 10 our country and ins,i.
lutions, was obliged TO be settled by actual TRIAL
The Wing is right. The spirit OF free-Irade
could no, have been resisted. The people Of this
Republic demanded fair trial. The Wing
predicts disastrous failure 10 The experiment.
and speedy return TO "prolection." Our oPn-
ion is directly The reverse. Give the new law 4
lair trial, unaffected by the ranics gotten up for
polilical efIecl-and the salient spring OF pros
perity" given TO all interests in the country will
Danish every idea OF "proleclion" Of one class
We canno, believe that the Wing theory will be
verified, viz: 10 tax the people in order 10 enrich
the capitalists, who will in turn take care oil the
poorer classes. Such an odous theory is false in
principle, and experience will prove il 10 be as
mschievous as i, is false in practice. But we
leave il 10 time TO show The wisdom or iallacy oil
the new bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

IN CHANCERY-ViRGISiA:-A Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Gloucester county at the Courthouse
on Monday. the 9th day Of July, ls4b:
Stephen Adams, fialn''h'
Robert shurlds, NJ. w. Kemp, individually. and al
Sheriff and Committee Administrator Of the Estate Of
Sarah Shurlds Driennan,s.
his and given security, according 10 the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of This Court and II appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that ne Is moi an imam
,ant az this country ordered that the said defend
AMI do appear the Judge of the said Circuit supe
rior Court of Law and Chancery the first day OF the
next term and answer the bill OF the palnt ana mat
COW of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City Of Richmond for two months
suceesvey and posted at the front door OF the Court
oo JuIy y H .1.' tan" JOHN R. CARY, C. G.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore American ]

WAsHINGTON, August 10, I54b.
The Secretary OF the Treasury advertises that
the Government Scrip, for payment oil the Mexi-
can indemnify will be ready for issue on The
tenth OF September. 1t is at this time in course
OF preparation. In the mean time, those holding
the indemnify Stock are 10 present it 10 the Trea-
sury Department at The Office of the Register Of
The Treasury, Mr.. Gillet where provision will
be made for payment.
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Directors y. w. L

Ulrectors r. W. Bk. OF Va Wheeling, Va.
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, Ohio County:
Personally appeared before me, Thomas Johnston,
Justice Of the Peace for Ohio County Virginia, Hiram
D. Brown, General Book keeper IN the Northwestern
n,uk If Virginia, who beng dulS sworn, made oath,
that The foregoing Is Just and true, to tie Dest
OF his knowledge and belief. o..
~ THCS JOHNSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

The Post Master General has left Washington
on a visit 10 Tennessee.
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nr,11TIES on TIE PRESS.

From the Philadelphia Sun, The organ oil .he
dslec,able Native faction, we Gull The following
flowers of speech. The President, VICE ffesi-
dent and Democratic party, must DC s'rons' IL
deed 10 survive such whitening anathenas'
"Yet such bill Qhe French spolia',non o o,,,1
h,s Mr. Polk retocd in order 10 cram ms own W.
rockets with millions of money to orioe 'nc "a,
,hnl;c Priests Of Mexico and purchase peaee
" Mer;can brbed traitors Well may patriots
in their apprehension OF freedom shuaaeI % nn,u
, - think Of the rotten basis upon which now
renoses our national Independence 10 wna1 .
nrfpf,nnd depth of degradation has not MIR; IoIH
snnk The country! And yet is he more 70 plane
han The patent Locofocos who supporter nun
nomn down with all such destrucsioMasts''
Again: r.
aTbe chief desructionist OF the county,.
M. Dallas-hides his face from Inc rum nc nds
caused and turns his back on The Stale mat maue
his fortune, lest his own party should cIumole 70
atoms in his presence. No man should COMMIT
a crime who cannot look the consequences IN me
face Like Cain, Mr.. Dallas is now doomed 70
wander. with remorse and shame ranking IN MS
BOSOM"
The writer is false prophet. Mr. Dallas has
rs,nrned home from his wandering, and we have
mol yc, heard of his party 'crumbling TO atoms
in his presence"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Monsieur de Mofras French writer. cited in
Great Britain as high authority when be pro-
nounced judgement in favor of the British claims
10 Oregon, suggests in the Paris Prose- says the
Paris correspondent oflhe N. Inleigencer, hiatt the
Oregon treaty lis not more advantageous for G..
Britain than what she had repeatedly and peremp-
torily rejected. He examines the duration Of the
charter of 1921 of the Hudson Bay Company,
and decides tina, i, terminates in 1863, and that
new charter would not create Alright 10 prolong-
ed navigation of the river Columbia" This is
the same writer who was supposed to have been
despatched TO Mexico by the French Govern
ment TO report upon the probable contingency Of
placing French Prince upon the throne OF The
Montezumas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

The Norfolk Herald seems TO have more con.
ddence in the sincerity and honest desire of the
President, for an honorable peace than some of its
Wing associates. Speaking Of the two million
bill, says:
awe candidly confess our regret that the bill
did not pass ltis important to the future destiny
OF this continent and 10 the cause Of liberty and
civilization every where, that the United States
should possess California, Upper and Lower; and
i, will be the steady aim Of the American people
to accomplish that object sooner or later, peace
ably or by force, il must be effected. Now if, as
we have RICH, TO believe, Mr.. Polk saw pros
pee, OF attaining this end by a Treaty with
Mexico, in the recess Of Congress, it is 10 be re-
GREETED that his intentions should have been de-
ieated BY accident, after he had received the as.
sent of both Houses TO his proposition"
For accident" read "the iaclous and UNJUST.
Gable prolixiiy of Honest John Davis" and The
above will be all true.
L.. IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

I'm tfo'"cIf
L in The Clerks Once Of the County Court OF Acco-
mack on the 10Th day Of July, 1876:
Edward Taylor, Pianth;
against
James Tacker or Tucker, Samuel Colonna,
Defendants:
The defendant James Taeker, or Tucker, rot having
entered his appearance and given security according 10
the act of Assembly and the rules of tins Court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne is not an IN
habitan of this Commonwealth It ~ ordered, 'ia, e
aid defendant james Tackcr, or Tucker, do appear
here on the s day Of September term next OF the sad
Court and the plaintiffs bill; and thai copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted In some pun
Iished in the CITY Of Richmond for months success
sivey and ported at the front door of the Cou-houss
of the said county. A True Copy-Te-te,
IuIv 2I-cw2m ]. J. AILhONlH; Y. y. Y.
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lIy l. 1876. July /, 1873

STATE OF the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF vIR
GINA, intending BRANCHES at Wellsburg and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
81 500. egg 81 81 ,6Us, a6i %

81 ,ozS,JS5 II SI,UUS,1U1 ="
A. p. WOODS,
DANIEL STEENROD,
w. w. SHRIVER.
e.. w. THOMPSON,
THOS. JOHNSTON,
THOMAS PAUL.,
V. Bk. Of Va Wheeling, Va.
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGuEAyp

nR PRICES AGTE AND FEVER FILLS a,e a..
~ ranicd 10 cure A.nr sud Fever from .y-gi, "
thirty hours. If directions are followed Tea M,
have Frequently permanently care. ne W.F.t -. a
no instance have thirty been known T. ,ii Tie, A.
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Ran ~
contains twenty Pills Price 81 per hat n :. ~,
Dozen Painters and Farmers would iind i T. fl.,r
lerest 10 keep supply an hand, they NV ihl, >
large Doctors Bills Tie Pills can b. ~, Ii II rt
letter packages, and sent 10y mail n lees postage NJ
propretors in order to prevent counerciiS an nas.
tion are determined not To establish agencies ~
ders must br attended with the cash :; p1.i sgc Il
rected TO Dr. {. J. KESWoRfHi & en-
Bank Street, Prtersnufs. Nifs'r,a
". p. The money will BIZ returned In ever 81 i
failure. JAY Jl--df
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

The Junior Editor OF The Lynchburs Republi-
can, writing from AppomattoI county, says:
"A more eventfu Congress never sat, nor did
one ever terminate so gloriousIy for the Demo
cratic party and the country. The more re-
heet, The more persuaded am that Mr.. Polk was
the wsesi selection that could possibly have been
made for President He has proven himself 10
be one OF the wises, and besl Executive officers
the nation ever had
u learn that the oat and corn crops in all parts
OF this county are very promising"
On The 3Oih July The Arkansas PenilentiaTy,
at Little Rock was destroyed by fire. 1t was the
act ofsome Of The prisoners, who designed to es-
cape, but we're foiled. One of the convicIs
named Morgan, rushed out knife in hand, but
was shot down and instantly killed by "a prisoner
who had Tor some time past been employed as
guard.
THE PEACE PRoJECT.-The Washing
ton Correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger,
writing since the close Of the session Of Con-
gress, says:
"There appears to be no doubt entertained
here, in The minds of those who, from their po-
sition, are bes! qualified TO Judge, that treaty
of peace will be concluded with Mexico without
unnecessary delay, Notwithstanding The neglect
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frtf.
JOHN l.. PENDLEToS, OK

IN CHhNCERY.-viKcINlA: AT a Superior Gong 4
Chanctry for the Richmond Circuit. held Il ne -
pliol in - City nf Richmond, The , m day 81 jan,
1896:
William Brand, David iinckstep and Fanny hs w'.
William "A. Imberlakr aud Matilda hs wife, Ben
min Brand, Robert Brand. Junior, Amelia Brand, thN
Brand. Joseph T.. Brand, George e. Brand. ana lunl
Il Brand the last i've Of whom are int'nis und-f ~
age oftweny years and rur BY Amelia Brand ihrt
mother aud next friend lanes VI. Williams ani Am
Eliza his wife Ecnjamn f. Brand, ani Henry y I'm
berake and Mary his wife, Pialn'iH,s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

We learn through the St. Louis Reporter, that the
State Convention now engaged in the work of ma
king a new Constitution for the State of Missouri,
have decided that there shall be corporate banking
in future-nO emission of paper for circulation, by
corporations individuals and that the Legislature
may sell out its stock in the Bank of Missouri at
such time and In such manner may be designated
by law. 1t has also been decided that hereafter the
State shall neither invest nor deposite money in the
stock or vaults of any corporation The Convention
has moreover decided that stockholders shall be in
dividualy liable Ito the full amount of their for
tunes in all corporations, except municipal, pol-
cal, charitable and educational And, in addition to
this, all charters to be repeaable by majority of
the Legsatureast not least the State is to be pro-
hbited from borrowing money for internal improve
ments. All these highly desirable reforms, and
shall greatly rejoice to them sanctioned and adop-
ted by the people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

The bill to provide for the payment Of the public
debt, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie
canal was passed to be engrossed in the Senate on
the 10th instant. The day occupied in discuss
ing various proposed amendments; and one Of much
importance, providing that the law shall not take ef
feet until half of outstanding bonds shall be
cancelled, by being exchanged for the new bonds pro-
posed to be issued by the BILL The effect of this
amendment is to make the canal pay for one half of
the principal of the present debt, excepting Bank
bonds.) 1t is much more favorable arrangement
than could have been secured by the bill it passed
the House. Without this amendment, could not
fully approve of the bill We have no doubt the
House will concur in the Senate's amendment, and
thus will be effected an arrangement of this immense
ly important subject, which, hope, will be salts
factory to our bondholders, and within the ability Of
the people to meet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
Total

The moment the democracy cease their opposition
to the principles of monopoly, and do not
getically against the measures through which those
principles seek their development that moment
there ceases to be any essential difference between
the two great parties which divide the country, and
the politics of the nation must degenerate contest
between a few eminent men and their adberents, in
which the mass Of the people are sure of being OPP
pressed and pundered, let which of the two fac
tons remain triumphant.-Ohio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

A HANDSOME PREsENT.-A few friends of the New
York Morning News, sterling Democratic paper,
have presented the establishment with an entirely
new set of types, testimonial of their approba-
ton Of the course of its talented editor j. L. 0Sul-
Ivan, Esq The committee who made this gift, con-
ssts of Chas. O'COnner, James Mccullough, VIM.
Chamberlain, Moses Taylor, d. c. Pentz-all, says
the Evening Post, eminent merchants of that CITY
The editor acknowledges the compliment in long
letter of thanks and good resolutions for the future
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

GrThe London Morning Chronicle says that a
committee is forming of members of the Bar and emf
nent Solicitors, for the purpose of setting on foot
public subscription, in honor of Mr. Justice Story
il is intended to offer to the benchers of Lincolns Inn
marble statue of this eminent Judge, " tribute
of respect due to accomplished lawyer, whose inn
mortal works are equally estimated in the mother
country and in the American United States.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

IMPORTANT News FROM GEoRGlA.-The Chatanoo-
ga Gazette States upon the authority of gentleman
direct from Milledgeve, that bill has passed the
Legislature of Georgia appropriating S65, 900 per
annum in connexon with the profits of the road, for
the completion of the Western and Atlantic Railroad
So we may confidently expect Georgia to meet us at
Chattanooga. Let there be no delay on the part of
those who intend to take stock in the Chattanooga
Railroad.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

In this city, the LIST inst, Mrs ELvIEA. consort of
Mr. JOIN F. RAMSEY, in the 3lst year of her age.
leaving husband and three small children TO
their irreparable loss. In the death of Mrs Ramsey,
the community generally has lost most excellent cit
tizen NJ E. Church in particular, of which she
had been faithful, consistent COMMUNICATE and
worthy member fer about twelve years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
STATE of Indiana---Johnson Comfy.

Isaac Jones' clerk Of the Johnson circuit court do certify that
September the johnson circuit court A. d..
1885 affidavit through the
thereby the that key
mold Sfiee lawful husband resident and lived
Of ndsna and further ht said stee had o
years. he had written his vile
thai he never intended the wish
'''' ""' " '''"" ISAAC JONES, Clesk.
Oct IA 1915 7o-wis r. - iiicKs. Dep
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Wm- w. Nofsinger a lad of FIVE or six summers
and of Dr. Nofsinger, Representative from
Parke county, was killed by the kick of horse at
his grandfathers, in Putnam county, on Monday the
29th nj
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE This body met on
Tuesday week. ID. L. Sherwood, Esq, of Tioga,
elected Speaker of the Senate, and Finley Patter-
son, Esq, of Armstrong, Speaker of the House. On
the following day the Message of Gov. Skunk was
presented.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Or The Revenue bill passed the House of Repre-
senatives the 10th inst, providing for
ment of D cents the hundred dollars and rs cents
poll tax in anticipation of the passage of the bill in
relation to the State debt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Judge Leigh, the executor of John Randolph, has
purchased large tract of land in Mercer Co., Ohio
on which to locate the slaves, some 300 manumited
BY that remarkable man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

OF Mr.. Hannegan of the U. S. Senate, and Messrs
]. w. Davis, Owen, Henley, and Wick, will re-
ceive our thanks for valuable public documents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Bishop Soule, of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
left New Orleans the 18th ut., in the steamship
New York for Galveston, to attend the Texas Con-
ference.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

DEATH OF Ex-Governor THoMAs.-James Thorn.
as, formerly Governor of Maryland, died at his res
idence in St Marys county, Christmas day, aged
81 years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

We put il record, says the Springfield Republic,
that in the year 1915, in the town of Springfield and
State Of Ohio, common cider sold for 81 80 barrel,
apples 81 80, and 81 80 busheI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

TExAs.-An election held in Texas the
18th inst for Governor and members of the Legsla-
ture- The returns Indicate that J. p Henderson Is
elected Governor. 1t is regarded as certain that
Gen. S. Houston will be elected one of the United
States Senators.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

The Washington Correspondent of New York
paper, complains that an honorable member from In
diana smokes cigars in the House, directly under the
gallery occupied by the ladies'.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

Late on Tuesday afternoon, both Houses of the
Indiana Legislature adjourned sine die-the session
having been extended day longer than was agreed
upon by the two Houses in consequence Of the sick
ness of the Governor, who unable, until yester-
day, finish signing the bills passed at the late ses-
sion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22

The Lancaster Inteligencer thinks the present of
cows and sheep to Hon. Daniel Webster, by Prince
Albert, most appropriate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
Missouri Constitution.

William Lee was declared duly elected for thre'
years from the 14th June next.