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CONsTMEsTION

and BLEEDING Of the Lungs Of Fibe Years Standing.
Miss LEWts, Of Wet Phadehl entirely cured BY the usr
Of Df sWAHNEs Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry aui
uuy happy To return sincere thanks the pioloor
valuable 'dnc Having been afflicted years with at
dreadful drasc Con. during which toubcd
with the SPIT NJ Hood attended With hacking cough pain
tn side, bfrl' ani back Ny almost inccsaat fof
which tned various preparations To obtain relief,
irg ~ relieve me until obtained U Sw.ysEs syrup
Will Cherry, which immediately relief by usng ir
ncice five weeks i'rcabouts IL resulted performing
pset am happy say That ENJOY good hcirh
a. cOid wish for.
Your ever thankful and hnmbc ffisnd.
Miss r. fENfE
medicine 1-ctiorcd ~ such high authority Eryurs
COMPOUND SYRNf or WILD CHERRY, must have tui 10 100
w. IN dou.i hat there " truth In man.
VI CAUTION TO THE TUBLIC-Bs cautious N ssk f,r
i' orgna Dr. swaynes COMPOUND syrup NJ WhI Cherry
other preparations om this valuable
tsrieit Prepared only by Dr. SWANNE Of Egih aui
Roe sfrSsis. pAiirisipttr
Por sic, wholesale and retail, by PEYTnN JOHNSTON rs
Min street Hhr0Hd. King 4 Toy, Norok Brass 4 WILSON,
Fcsrsbrrg. nD&t--ly
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Ohio Legislature.

The Legislature Of Ohio met at Columbus ON tho 7h in
slant In the Senate, f. T.. OIis d. elected Speak
er BY Is votes TO l53 Wing Senators absen-anG in the
House. W. P. Cutter wv was elected Speaker by 4 yo;e
OF % 10 81
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u Naval Cou, OF Inquiry, consisting Of Capt. Dl-
via Gei'nGor President Captains Chas 5. MeCau.ey and
Andrew Fizhugh. Members and Lieut.. George P Up
shur Judge Advocate, is now IN Norfolk charged
with the duty Of enquring the loss Of the L. : brT
TtuAtol, some weeks ago, the cons. Of MEXICO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

IL How does happen that the National Iu'creneer
salways day behind the Baltimore papers, aud only as
late as those from New York
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. DAVIS, 1t Kg presented hs rcsoution this morning
in . ,di,d form.
The modification amounted almost 10 complete change Of
the phraseDosy OF CO." Intou. The inql Submitted
enlarged ard s Ii5aid.n by the siu.iun called
upon 10 communicate Co hc Hnusc bis uI.rntr designs 90
regard the prosecution of the var with Mexico Tho
question 3D. put to he Executive uhehsr Doc mean4 10 con
guor aud O. tIr Provinces OF hrw Mexico Coahua
Chihuahua, Iumaupas 1ud tho Cli iuiui1s r. cpmmu-
nica1n ombodyuy the OF the * .cuiyc was also
prop red, should bs ton united with closed doors.
Mr. DIr.agh. Of Pa. addressed the House opposition
90 doe ngHto0 tho mia'y and naval officers iDo.uJs
civil Government Whenever hey bod done tins they had
pnrrcndtd their authority. Rights hey haI Of ssfptt-
Pr'vanon and protection, but Io r2httJ form civil
Government 10y such persons was n complete violation Of
! tho laU of nations.
Nr Dluagh tn cred upon O very ciusuc review Of the
Messagc. aud made and serious charges
against the Admufsntion. His conviction was that the
Government bound 10 pay the claims OF American
citizens against Mexico. Tor % Ind in the Message
oi t1s Prcsdeutptos cncd them of These
elaine ought have boon paid long ago. and would have
been paid bad not iho Administration oi this Government
postponed t1cm, with Tho view oi coupling them with 9TH
sf issues, and thus mIking the President does now
double cause Of The government however had now
assumed thc claims and must pay them Mr. d. of s1 ami.
mldycrcd upon tho Presidents admission Of Santa Ann,
% Mexico, and in cUofs thst shade Of NV
the whole proceeding. Mr D. argued that tho President
asO bound 90 communicate his intentions in regard 10
The with Mexico. lie wished 10 know the country
which tho President designed Co make boundary and he
would not be willing 90 money until be knew the in.
tonuous # the Executive.
Mr. Stanton, o Tenn, entered into an argument deren-
of the conduct Of tho Executive and II those acting
under him, Tor taking possession ol the conquered Pf1vn
end insuutng civil governments them Hc argued
ta the with Mexico was not war Uf cduquef and he
insinuatod that those Who opposed ought Justly 10 have
charged upon them the impuation Of treason Mexico
known he poor thathc could not pay our claims
unlcfs severed her provinces.
Mr. Seldom, Of w. differed with oil who he'd participated
~ tho debate Tie DID not think the Executive he
dosood what hsd been DONE to have assumed sny power
not warranted; bot there place " was noeessa-
~ for the Executive 10 pause place whore the legislative
power begun, end where the legislature ought 10 be ea
| lyus 10 preserve ne rights
Mr Woodward, Of G, continued the debate In defence
Of The President and after the disposal Of sundry Executive
| Communications upon the Speakers tsble,
4 The House adjourned over until Monday next
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IL The New York Mirror states that Cou.ncdors Stew
art it is understood will take command o. the Ohio, now
fitting Boston, and will sail in few DAYS with sealed
nrirra
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From the N a. Commercial Tima, feet
Loss OF the u. y. T'ranSport s,c,n.r,;,
NEpTINyt


iHo NkrrusE lett TamPico Tor Matamoras on the 2lth
"o' ats O'Clock, n. About Is miles north of Tam.
pSo oar tue wind suddenly shifted to the North and COM
ne"s'u 10 DOW perfect hurricane and i'm sne of N tl,
power OF tue machinery tho could moi "a. ken, b
10 the sea Ii was slOn discovered that sb. was J ir
rapidly TO the iewaid; und at o'clock r. NJ rounJirys
were made ard found thai she had tr ted in eleven ,,b
ons wafer The best bower anchor was ,t ont and Ist
CO. and paid Out cbHin 10 the end fnding her sl i,
quite last hry let 60 second anchor when the shin
brought UP ad rede head To the aud wind for ono bour
ue "lni nnd sea increasing ali the time. SIC COM
meheeu nHihng again, and though the cnp nc. ,y.r,
constantly WORKING, che colld not be k-pt with her
neau To INC sea, 5u soon drilicd into fahons M
sea making breach over her. Tley sppcd the cai,.
ahi attempted 10 stand of shore. At day brcnk an b,
morning OF the 2oth they foand themselves off The bar OF
lsmleo; when they cut away the upper deck and mai,
mias ana got her before tho wind They the found t,
ne coal was nearly out and they stood IN for tho bat "a,
iamplco Al O'Clock a. N. She struck sgtounJ M, t,
mead OF inc bar where she remained four hour The s
making complete breach her. At u o'rl,ek 4,
sanp day. she blged and commenced brc king H. irrrs
Az TOUR O'CLOCK tho u. =. steamer Spire Capt Al
nell, sent boats To their assistance and rescued them from
hcr PerilOus situation, and on tho morning of , oct
nst enc was perfect wreck with nothing To bo see, Inn
tho gailows frame and engine.
Capt Rollins arrived THIS morning By the L. sl,,,cf
war ST. Mgfys from Tampico, hayirg Lett there ON Tn,
Soh ut, and up from the lass on In, low ho,,
cngr, nnd tho st. Mays proceeded on 10 Pcr.,cI,
Inc ST. Mays stopped Brazps snl ls.des Amman,
Austin, with dispatches Tor Cen Paterson TIL, sloane,
Virginia was taking IN troops Bsa1js for Tams,,, ,n
sail on the 30th nit.
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u Oar paper regularly to the Lexington Va.
Gazette. The rregua-ity rs reception We regret but
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WING Triumph in savannah.

On the 9TH inst election for Mayor and Common
Counc!!men IN Savannah, resulted in the complete tn
umph OF the Wing ticket The for Mayor stood as
follows:
For Henry X Burroughs Whgl 73I
For r. VI. Charlton [Locol ssh
The Wing Councilmcn we've elected by 4 majority equal
ly decisive.
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SAuAIRA PEPPEH.-1o BAG pune nelvy ts,g Pep
~ Pef " sstt - &c ~ WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

" Samuc! Shepherd, Esq. was yesterday reelected
Public Printer, receiving every but oneand that one
given by the member from Isle Of Wight who would doubt
less believe he had committed the mortal n had he voted for
Wing for any Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

~ We would call attention TO tho advertisement of the
proprietor d The csLobtaled "Iv.ry snine Of ChtL.in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

" Mr. Mcpherson made another effort yesterday 10
revive Inc discussion OF the Convention question. Il wos
again defeated, however, by vote Of ~ TO 55-a5ou 20
Eastern members voting to take up tho subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

u The Van Ness case is still in progress Washing
ton. We have for syao?0sis Of the testimony
The widow Connsrs begins look very desperate
D. The Norfolk papers are not at oil pleased ssh Gov
Smiis recommendation IN regard the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Railroad. The Beacon says: The scheme Of
authorizing the rival companies Of the inland route o,
either Of them, to hold iJursevonth Of the stock Of new
company, 10 build the eab ard road strikes rs as not only
unjust and ine1podeni but visionary in the extreme
correspondent OF the Herald chaacerzes the supges-
ton IF the Governor as ridiculous contradiction i,
icrmy."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

II After the receipt Of the President N,ssaqe in New
York, u. States SIX per stock fell from lOI ~ ggj
the lowest point to which this description Of stock has
reached foryearsl
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CAPTAIN THORNTON.

u has been stated IN some ut The papers that This cal
an hl'et VAS pul under charges made hy his
uIHtfs' hs has eNriied some surprise. correspon-
dent OF the NV York Evening Post. " h1 seems Ia
nave ample piormatlan upon the subject at Thornton :
ont'fnnalr ALTAR with the enemy aud who Is l,ud,.
NY deslr'us That the truth should be known and the
Captains prudence aud sacac ~ I've ms ,htal n, Li
c"uraee and daring. MITES as lulllws:
He received from General Iayl,r positivo orders
not Ia rttrn 10 camp without certain information Of the
strength aud position # the Mexican army lie there.
lore irIl himself constrained To push forward n,iNIh
standing the deserion oi his gues. An advance Guard
81 Twelve men were kept considerable distance ahead
"I the nan nn1E, II prevent surprise On arriving AT
The hsd IN which the nurse Were situated and which
is surrounded On three sides by uytr he saw at once the
danger 81 entering this place with hls whole frre and
Accordingly gave y sltlFe orders That he main body
Should frmain al The entrance Of the field pbils b,
taking comnsrd OF The advanced guard entered the on
closure. After proceeding lew hundred Yards he re-
turned and gesicniaed II To relterate his orlers.-
ms was unfortunately misunderstood by the ,,0 ser
IN command, and, without the know lpdue of E. an,in
Thornton The whole body followed hm.-The alarm
vas snnn given thai the enemy were upon them
IhTRion Immediately returned 10 the place where he
had en'ered bni tuand orcaped by an oyerw heung
lorce oil MeNcah cavalry aud inInty; he then nauped
across an The oherside, but finding that they Were en-
ifely surrounded, he swure he would be taken a.,
i've and, allowed by small part of lis command he
raped Ihe hedge and charged upon the enemy All his
loiowefs We're instantly rlh, KILLED OF made prisoners
lie alone succeeded IN rulng his way through; bat he
was immediately pursued by large nunher OF The Mex
'an cavalry his disaster tnpk place thirty miles from
me American camp-slX OF which vel remained To BE-
overcome wpen he found that his pur,nfrs were rapid
~ gaining NJ him, and his only hope OF safely MAS 10
i'rce 's horse oven fsgiee twenty feet in Width, Mis-
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FIRST Sf.S&lO%.


Gu. GAINES,
Mr. GASS ealiea up II. ..cou odsfe3 b. LIN 5'S'
rafday IN r. tti1n III. uqIl>i1as 1t d#tri 1il"es
lar y1ofr.f< aud nal 81 ne farfhir satenrns IN re-
gard 10 3s parsad,ns- tfpn Which y appears that ne
did not make reIa>tans upon the Governors "l States,
uut AUTHORIZED csftln prs ms In RISE ir2'mfHs ana
muster taru HE service pi tie /. :; ii lac tai'rd
an Army, Wifh1et any auihpHfYs ed u HE i1s5"'"'
had done the tln5, Mr. {. sind he would pc lm-
preached lo-uinftpw.
Mr. WEBSTER reverted Ia he pow. given by the
Constitution 10 cali the Atun to frps tnvasi5h aGd
f,r ~ oa,r purpose whatever, which VAS vested IN the
President and Gu De delrgird 10 hp nnmandlng Il
fctfs 81 the Army wien danger threatened. II r..
QUESTION was made np1n the Sizes, lie states were
b. nnd comply Ntth H. but tn Pre-, deal had M pIN>
er to rase au Amy Without The anlhuuYot Congress -
He would mol, however, prejudice the c1se, and would
wait until the facts should be Land before the Senaie.
Mr. WEBSTER also desired toraIl the attention of
those having charge ui he financial Affairs al the Govern
the expenditures involved in the prosecution OF
The War. lie had taken occasion to inquire oi those
who had knowledge d The facts or on9ht 10 have a
knowledge at the acs aud found that the expenses o
The Military Department Of The Government nj this
lime ,cas hmtiiy less Than half million q dollars per
ddV
MI SEWER warmly defended Gen. Gaines and
said he hundred hun iur whal he had done. lie had
done ell aud dci,d periodically caIng Ir tr3oIs 10
gallant army "hcn surrounded BY the enemy
without waiting 10 get authority nom tie Ppsdent.-
Had he DELAYED Instead oi taking The responsb l.
uy, he would have DESERVED crnsufe. He thought II
very unjust thus the gallant veteran cr-
sis like The present. Nj ;. off red Amendment calling
Tor the correspondence bsiwcea General Sltt aud the
President reference 10 HE c3mnaud oi The Army III
Texas.
Nh JOHNSON, Of La, defended Gen Gaines and
said thai lat, had approved hs The Depart.
men with exception oi 9ue call Tor mounted H. and
that the of the lroops raised by hn With thai
exception, had beru accepted by The government.
Mr.. " L. q / slld the red uV
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y Clr0illtall.
GEN. GAINES.


irom tie f,awng extract from the Wssb,,,,a,I-
nen' Il vi be seen hat Gen. Glines, commander d,
tae western division at the army Of HE lned s,,.s
fas been feR'ye1 by Nf. Polk aud directed to renal,
immediately to Washington 10 await trial Al, r..
mas offered resolution in the Senate relan, Ia ,,,s
sape matter in regard Ia wl'cA, 9ns and al,le dr..
sion took place. From several of lie speeches
lel 10 believe rha The Seefe tar, ii ar IN, r,esd.,
Polk deserves areat deal more cetsure than C..e,,
Gaines
It Is stat tial the off ia letters between Gen ~
lor and The Secretary OF War show that II Al ,,,,,',
had Promised Con. Taylor upwards o 900 men With
sufficient stores, oddance &c. Ta,y were tn be SON,
10 Gen Taylor Immediately after bis arrival u, p,,.,
Isabel. lie went 70 thai POINT aud opposite M,,,n.-
fas with this understanding. But he waited there f,,
so"e lime without receiving the.u--hsying with him
onY ABDUL nan tr orre pro Missed Alter BENZ lhere
some TIM, his situation became {erilous-lle with AN
army "oaiY about 2,OOo, aud that divided between two
points, and the enemy with 6 or ZOO His situation
ofin4 kao"o to Gen. Gaines and he know ng that the
government had not SEM the promised Regulars inme
aa'ry made call for Volunteers without aulil orlly
from Congress the President aud for this is SAID bs
IA To be ind by Court Martial.
l. Is iraa, the President aoIlarz,d Gen Taylor to
call on the adjoining States for volunteers but as Gen.
iaylor daily expected lie Regulars Promised him, he
did not deem II sary, uutIl he was sn confined NJ,
10 Ind II alncs npossi le to d, So and Gen Gains
1no"' his situation assumed the responsibility Or
oi the tauf q liSlons mad, by q n G. zines the Press.
deo' eeeP'd three OF Ihen and rejected NJ DOUBT
Gen, & aile~ blame Tor calling out volunteers with
on authority, nnl the President Is much to blame
of oeescio9 to attend 10 II himself There is an evl.
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FROM The Men Orleans Pleaym,e. Of .Hy 31h
ARRIVAL OF THE GALVESTON AND JAS DAY.
EiGliF EAfS LATER FROM RIO GRANDE
.Ndtdmoras iaken-. Murder Of one fthe lIrktIre,u


Guards.
The steamship Galveston arrived last evening" from
Dfasos santiago, whi,h place she left ON the 27th lni
She brings a confirmation of The new Is br,unit h, H.,
Telegraph. Gen. rayor has obtained pear,able mas
session OF hlalamoras. The Mexican army lef IA roe
amount OF ammunition In the city, which is OF course ,
valuable acquisition 10 oar army
WrigA' left the Barracks at 3 . o'clock same day
and G.neral Taylor. has YET peaceabr p5,sps,n If
Maiamoras. The Meyicans DESTROYED nm ,u,
quantity OF ammunition by filling up The WeDs IN ~.
Ohy, and throwing II int the river General T,,l,,
gave orders 10 MS Army, mol take the slightest AMI
ce without paying Tor it the fall price The cilizen NJ
Maiamoas are permitted Transact business as usu,l
with the exception OF selling Liquor which is prohibit,
ed. f''''''',
Commodore Conner with most of his s,n.a,,, IL
left for Pensacola to re and reinforce before maknp a
attack upon Vera Cruz He intends TAX mo vuh Inn,
shree or four line OF baitle ships
. ne steam schr. CINCINNATI, Capt Smith, was NJ
Matamoras-the Mary kngsland at anchor otf the bar
the Monmouth acting her lighter The steamer Au,
gus'a was aground 10 the Bay. The Sea and Florida
were lso engaged as lighters
On her passage 10 the Of war tho Galveston was
we scehe OF terrible murder a man named Il ,,ert
Mitchell. OF the Mckcvery Guards havinr stabbed mn
of his comrades named William Mdloy. The d.ce.s.
ed was buried at sea- Capt Waddel reading The fnner
81 service. Inc murderer immediately put in /.
rons and placed il close custody Immediately upon I
arrival at Point Isabel
General Taylor, immediately after havn taken ms
session of Maamoras, despai ched two .ompaniss Of
morse 10 follow the Mexican array. They acc1fdnJly
followed them about i,y miles but n.ye, aon,oacad
nearer than six hours travel.
The smonnr OF money found in the Mexican srnv
cnesi alter the battle of The 9Th conianed it is SAID Sl
600 in gold. s'0'
The James L. Day. which sailed on tho eyeoio, If
che 10Th, arrived about o'clock short time cr the
Galveston The only additional item news she brings
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BRITISH CORN LAWS.

THESE laws, So far as il depends on the House II
Lords as YET uncertain. The great question with us Is
ho" shall we BE- affected by this measured The answer
10 this question gwen by The .sew York Herald, free
Trade paper, which says: The Immense quantity of
oregn flour and graln locked up in bond IN the principal
parts Of the Uniled Kingdom, ready In be forced upon
the market the moment the existing restrictions
moved, will undoubtedly proiucc depression in prl>
ces, but whether that depr will be temporary
permanent II u impossible ote but our impression Is
hlt II viii be permanent, and Thar lower prices Tor
bfeadsiufs will rule the corn markets Great Britain
than has been realized Tor years If not lower that ever
expenenred.o Where, then, Is the markets ior Amer
lean bread stuff, Of hch much has been sad2 ii
We cannot afford To send wheat and 5ur II Great Br,
tam NOW huw IL be done when the prices shall be
still lower Than heretofore! Aud vel this Is Il great
boon held out 10 the American Mheat-gr0wtr 10 induce
him Ia consent 10 the destruction OF a system which
gives hun steady and remunerallng hume market for
his surplus Products
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11
.s's.g School Pyrsjq,c,ir, General ,,,,o,L,

M JtICFU .IYStNJFY.
lhe New School General Assembly OF the Pre-by'e.
ran Church. by vote 81 to q. adopted deaIara'
ton on the subject OF slavery. which holds it to be 4
great evil, aud enns upon all subject to the evil do
all they can 10 get rid Of II does directly charge the
holding OF slaves as Inconsistent with the character Of
The '1e Christian Presbyterian; asserts that the Gencr-
al Assembly as Conrl Of the Lord Jesus Christ not
legislative tody. nor possessing judicial authority and
'el'es II TO the Syoads. Pes5yrcres and Sessions ia
take such constitutional action upon the subject hcy
my deem mos IT. sp'je, to The gener4! revision end
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

Destination Of The Car1lrg- California 10 be taken.
We understand from reliable source saws the Nashville
Union, thai Is The intention OF the government send
ince to California sufficient take possession OF that
country and To hold H. Il Is supposed that The
mounted men lrnm Arkansas, Missouri, and probably
from tennessee will be directed California We SIM
cetey hope that this information may be True and from
the source through which derive satisfies MS that
Is reliable. " regard California no,r as ours, and
with that res at all will be well be satisfied
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TnE DEADLY FIRE OF AMERICANS In every

InE DEADLY FIRE OF AMERICANS In every bat
lie from The daysoi The Revolution 10 this tune, says
the Cln Enquirer, lhr Gle u he .imricahs has been
mafe terribly destructive Than that 81 any other nation Of
HE woIld.-jhe reason Is thai an Au,rlcan never fires
without bringing his eun 10 hls iace-rahom tahdg
aim. Iouh al the battle OF New Orleans, where
Thousand veteran Brush soldiers BIT the dust
hall dnzen Ameuransthe battle of san Jaclnn whtlt
sN hundred AcXrcans We're killed to five SIX Texans
aud now the iva icccut engagements If Gen. lay
Iofs troops, when tcelrc hundred Nericaps AT cut wn
aud thrce bundled taken prisoners, 10 81 Americans
Killed aud wounded
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Failure in .lItiae 10 elect a L. S. Senator.

The Legislature Of Maine has been unable to elect a
L. > senator, though it has been eudeayorug to do so
Tor sone time, Ia succeed Nr. Evans whose tern Of
service expires the ilh Of next March The Legislature
Is deeldrdy Loeoico-so there be no hope Of the
election oi Nc Evans. The difficulty seems to be, that
the members ii The Senate support Gov Anderson.
while the members Of the House support Mr. Hamn.
~" representative in Congress from tina, State. This
Two Houses vote separately in Maine and not jointly
in Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-11

The Cherokee Bill reported few days since in the
House I" Representatives Tor the settlement OF the long
pending and daily ncres sing quarres among the Chera
hee Indians provides tor the division OF the people and
eonnlry--fhe country by meteS an1 bounds and the
people between what shall be defined between the East
ERA and Western county, and into the country of The
"iFfajy party a6J Bu,- p5fiy."