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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
FLOWING roR wnEAr.

Bat few farmers are willing TO Under.
iasr the purchase aai Use of The snbsniI
plough. but all may adopt the practice oi
dep pioHgiing by the ordinary method.
In many paris nf,he country. the soil nav
he much improved in its wheat-raisinr
qualities. by throwing up and mixing " ith
the surface. a small portlon ol the suhsnil.
IL some instances this has been attended
with sTlhIngsy successful effects. In 9th.
FRS. where the suhsoll has been thrown On
the surla"e. Ihe crease IN the growth OF
wheat his brea almost Incredible. A
neIghhor scattered tre earth taken fr. m
dnch oser tie surface lnr MANY feet
nn each side. Afier~ ards. when the crop
Of wheat averaged on the ret OF the field
scarcely five bushels per acre. tie per.
ton which had been thus covered with
suhsoll yielded twenty ,oiwen'y five hasl-
els per acre. In this case the soil was
light. and the suhsnIl samewha, clayev.
aud rnniain' d small portion uf carbonate
OF lime, eiftryesclng slightly in acid the
operation rendered the subsoll stronger,
hrmer, ard helier adapted TO growth Of
,sb+a, D.atsfrss-iFrssr f'ortissiIs- 81 suur-
country might be thus greatly AMI per-
haps permanently improved. by the use
Of such manure, lhus lying in immense
quantities just beneath the surface. But
there may be other suhsoil net only use.
less, bnt actually detrimental; hence the
Necessity Of discrimination and care.
Ill. Cut.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

ANEcDOTE OF DR. lie
Mni.ter la F,ance. the D .ct"r was sur
rruuIrd by \ circle OF the arist cratic par
II in that r"n"tty, who argued warmly,
dl.rIng the c"tnsr al conversaiion, that our
rountty Guilt never proper with the lie.
mocra-ic prr"''pIr tn'I the majority should
ruIe franklin c0ntendsd unutly for The
pr'nri t.. but his County opponents insis.
ted that the wisdom Of every country re.
sided 10 the min"riIy. The question was
Fl 'aIlv guI To vote. and The whole CON-
psny rose in the affirmative. !" Solitary
and alone" our sh'e"d Yankee, nothing
d'uo'ed. r,se f"m h,s .eaI, calmly re.
king. " rise, gentlemen. upon your
o"n pnnc'rlrs. AS the w,se minority, TO
decide ths sueshos."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04

Pardon is the mos, glorious kind of 70.
yenge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

Wing gain, in the popular thus far l662. Gov.
GralIam's majority Hoke in ls44 about $500.
n the counties above enumerated, there is no change
ir the political complexion OF the members elect the
Legislature except in Granville in which,
toned yesterday, the Wings gain a Senator.
letter from Raleigh to the National Intelgencer
dated the Sth. says Our Wing Governor will be
reelected by greatly increased majority, aud there
doubt that we shall have a Wing msjoriy in the LIE
gisatuc, Joint ballot varying from 20 to 30. We
have only heard from 10 counties it is true, of "a
but they counties which usually decide the complex
ion of the Legislature Orange county, for instance
which sends five members, exercises always import
ant influence the Legislature This year we have
elected four Wings and one LOeofoeo. So far we
have heard we have gained Senators, where we
needed strength, and lost Commoner, n which body
majority last session %. You may assured
that shall send you Wing Senators next winter
notwithstanding the Unions indignant appeal the peo-
pie Of the State. And now, you another State
in this Confederacy which always we'll North
Carolina, and makes little fuss parade about III"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
The Orerau rrenfx

The senate having removed the Of secresy from
inc proceedings OF that body relative the Oregon treaty
the Union publishes several documents which we had not be-
Tore seen, and which have room 10 publish We
regret this the less, the question: by its settlement has
ios' most OF the interest with which so recently in
vested From the proceedings Senate We learn that
transmitted by the President the SensteJ Mr.
offered resolution advising the acceptance the
OF the British Government. This proposition was debated
nnnl the 18th OF that month; when, several proposition. to
amend the treaty having been offered and rejected the vote
upon Mr. Haywocds motion carried in the aihma v.
yeas rs, nays ~.
Those who voted IN the affirmative are
Messrs Archer, Ashley. Basby, Benton Berren, Cal
noun chalmers Thomas Clayton. John NJ Clayton Col
qu Davis, Dayton. Dix, Evans. Greene Haywood Hous
ton Huntingdon Johnson, OF Maryland Johnson OF Louis
lsns, Lewis, McDufte Mangum, Miller Morehesd Nile.
fearce, Pcnuybacksr, Phelps, Rusk Sewer Simmons
SPeisht Turney. Uphsm, Webster, Woodbridge, Yulee
hose who voted in the negative
messrs Allen, Athsrton, Breese Cameron, Cass, Dick.
inson' fsheld flanagan, Jsrnsgn, JenRess, Semple,
Sturgeon.
On the 10th OF June, the Treaty wa, ratified on molten
OF Mr. McDufhe by the following vote:
Those who voted IN the affirmative. arc
Messrs Archer. Ashley, Basby Barrow Benton Berri-
on, Calhoun Chalmers. Thomas Clayton John NJ CLAYTON
Coqut Corwin, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton Dix Evans
Greene Haywood. Houston, Huntington Johnson OF Ma
ryland, Johnson, Of louisiana Lewis, McDuie Mansum
Miller, MOrehead, Miles, Pesrce, Pennybaeksr Phelps
Rusk, Sewer. Simmons, SPeighi, Turney, uphsm, Web
ster, Woodbridge, and Yulee.
Those who voted in the negative are
Msssrs Allen, Atchson, Atherton Breesc Bright Cam
eron. Cas- Dickinson, Fairfield, Hannesan Jenness Sem.
pie. Surgeon and wesieott
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

RAILRoAD AccIDENr-The Newark Daily Advertiser of
Friday furnishes the OF of tho other sufferers
by accident of Wednesday night on the New Jersey
railroad James Hastings of Newark, leg fractured
above the knee the other badly bruised Peter p McIn-
tyre Of Newark, had his hip hand and head severely inu
red in attempting Jump from the moment Of the
contact H. Lande, OF Newark, bruised and 1t is fear
cd ntcrnall injured. A T. Prison. organi. Of Newark
disjointed and slightly bruised. The Jaw however
was Immediately replaced. Two Messrs Symmes Of Rah-
way. badly bruised.
lars for the disclosure Of sufficient evidence TO secure the
conviction OF the person whose removal of the
bolt was the OF the accident By the laws of New
Jersey it is state prison offence NEEDLE with the train,
in such manner endanger the lives OF the passen-
gers Mr. Ward the gentleman previously noticed as the
most severely hurt by the accident died Friday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
F,om Ths Milsapkl, S.nnn,L


We informed yesterday, by gentleman living near
Ku'hkenong in this Territory, that Of his neighbour
German from tho Mohawk Valley In New York. who 81
years DID, recently presented by his wife with three
children birh-two boys and girl. The wife
10 yes DID, and has had children fortWsnty yesrs pre-
vous. Their residence, however in tho Territory being
shout Two yesrs, msy for this extraordinary birth
The father proposes calling Of the boys Oregon and the
other TcEss. We expect after this 10 sec more
dOu' rush Of emigration than svsrto productive Terri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
MCHRISTE1&

"THE GREAT AND AsTONIsHINC HrrrDrs
uay being produeted BY the Gavan.m when ,n
70 horses Geographic invention. should satisfy the most
us power when properly applied produc. action ham 80
me even IN the bones well system Of ho. %
oy rheumatism OF Of he desthbI. n.,vo. sa
plants ey which the lives OF wer. .mn,., r.
power TOT Eoodis admitted by the ofbe hos go
10 The human sfem OF the G.ly.ne
kings sens and hands and Baee by DR. CIIRgTIE
he most improved and scientific FORM being At one. m, moi .
anu certain mode Of obtaining is benefits
paueuars zee advertisement arolher part of hl,
paper explanatory pamphlets gratis BY "a
the agents for this city, Messrs DUvAL q PURcRif nns.
. "oae va. leat
SANDS sARSAPARILLA.-Itis un-tr 10 ,e too In
especially when IN ,mo.,
every branch OF science which 70 vou nav.
oen sSsnbed TO soreety We know comm n thin, % Nv
nen le and yet the eIoqueut mona OF persons
paoe OF asehood a. Truth itse disease
eufrd BY satds sarsspara Now, put TO The I'M
p1loee VINO are most worthy OF bell tested
he properties OF this remedy end evidence OF
OF those who haNirg predetermined min Thai ~ ~
tu cannot be Gu ed have ree Oh. mat N 4.
unneeesay To sy what will be the every candid M
vdua serofus however only arse Of
he cure OF which this pcpaai adap noa., II,
ways aces be TO the public. show.
FOR further particulars and conclusive ,up,,or
value and eeaey pamPhle which may obtained Of the
agents gratis " $50
W Prepared and sold Wholesale retail and for erp,on
A b. D. sANDs Druggists and Cbemists Granite Budin,
NO rs boadway corner Of Chambers York ,o
V DUNAL PURCELL Agents Main street Richmond Va
rnee' VI per bottle or sir botes for douars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
Mr.. Cough.

We regret learn, from the Lynehburg Vrginian of
Monday last, that Mr. J. B. Cough the popular Lectu.
Temperance, is lying dangerously Ill Bedford
county The Vrginian says THE last advces represent
the symptoms favorable, but his situation was
yet exceedingly critical For the information and relief Of
his distant friends would say that he could be IN
better hands. He is the house OF DR.. Moseley near
Liberty, and receives every attention which medical skill
kindness and hospitality suggest"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

" Among the business transacted in Executive Ses-
SION OF the Senate Saturday night learn from
National lnteligencer, the ratification OF the treaty
recently concluded in Washington between Comm
OF the T. States and the Agents of the several
parties OF the Cherokee nation OF Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
NEW LAW ROOKS,

NEW LAW BOOKS.
SAUNDER5 REPORTS. vols. New ediuon
~ Tamlyn Evidence n Equity
Billing Awards.
Ar hbOlds Min PTius, vols
Russell on FACTORS and Brokers'
Broome's Legal MaIims.
English Common Law Reports
JaIman Wills, vols.
u States Digest vol 9, by Geo. r. Curtis ESQ
Baeons Abridgemsn 10 vols edited by J. Bowler Esq
Humphreys Practical Forms vols
Greenleafon Evidence :.
general for lie NJ the os, o,,es
IN PRESS
Pennsylvania Stats Reports vol D. by X. N. Ban Esa
Digest TO the ERgsh Common Rsportu a. vol. by Hon
Geo sherwood and Geo w. Bicdle, ESQ.
Meeson 4 Wessy EIehsquer Reports
Crabs Law OF Real Properly, vo,s.
sugden on Powers 2 vols For sale the Bookstore or
uRINKRR 4, Mnputa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

" The Charleston Mercury mskos brief but pithy
commentary Mr. Folks Of the River snd Hsrbor
bill. They ere wotd' 0t ihnks) 6dy spoken, snd msy
proonR the life Of tho Democratic party But they
determined suicide, tssys the Merou) that there
saying Whist rope they may pick up" Quite compliment
tsry from the Southern organ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
The CbnrIotte Convcu,,on

Our friend Of tho Petersburg lntsligoneer who was
member Of this body, is less chagrned by i decision
than the editor Of the Milton Chronicle and oIpends
he action whole voleys Of w.t. with which he IL generally
sureharged Like our Milton contemporary the InoIl-
gsncer thinks rai road from Richmond Danvle ian
obsolete idea" and goes death Tor steamboats, on the
Roanoke. All this natural The tanner will always 20
FOR foruiyng town with leather!
The Intelligence gives following tho vote between
the competing propositions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
DIED.

OF Dysentery, Potuesyfle LOUISE County,Ya on the
9Th inst, lsabes daughter Of George and Edith J. Pots
aged years, II months, snd days FOR dsys she
bore her horrible suffering with that meek submission snd
pauenee that ever seemed be part Of her secuonas
and gentle natute. Some fifteen twenty hours sfer, Of
the same disease her little sister, Mary Pote sged yesr
4months and dsys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

" The Union complains that Il has been inside TO
bleed freely" by the reduction the prices Of public print
ing The Alexandra Gazette replies thst bleeding s an
admIrabIe remedy foT plsfhoral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
N q Il &c T. -

W The Rev. DIR. McGuffcy OF the University
OF virginia will deliver Lecture the subse, OF POM
ar hoaes"on on next FRIDAY EvksSo land not on Tues.
day. was sIpeetod) in tho i' Presbyterian Church. at
"a o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

INHE public is hereby notified not to trcspass
- IN land county Henrieo near the
city OF edmond which Of lots containing one acre
ROOFS and 10 perehss and known
Buehannans old hsh formerly belonging Gh,m deed
which plan was made by meah Bates surveyor city Of
Richmond on tbs 22d OF October is4O and
ereued BY Herbert A. Claiborne Edmund Walls bearing
the 2Sd October $780, and recorded the Clerk OF
Henrco County Court put law in force asaps
one who shall hereafter ucs?au the same.
RITCHIE w. REAZLEY.
City Of Richmond. August I2, 1916. d2t
nC Enquirer md Comnilnr nlrn.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
The Springs.

The Lewsburg Chronicle Of the 9th instant, informs
that $50 visers the White Sulphur ct the
Sweet so the Blue 100 the Salt and IS the Red
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

Or The nomination Of r. u. Cilsu a. Register Of the
Treasury which has been "hung up" nearly tho whole
sion, confirmed by the Senate last Saturday by soso
vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

The following from the charter Of the HuJsons
Bay Company conclusive to the perpetual right of the
Company the free navigation of the Coumbis under the
late Oregon Treaty. The from official copy
OF the enarter; il read in the Senate Friday:
Extract from The charter granted the Hudsnns Bay Com
pany by Charles the ID dated May the ID, IN the
and twentieth year OF his reign, being GIL.
The third provides that the persons named land
such others shall be admitted the said society IL
hereafter expressed shall be body corporate and pot-
ique, deed and in NAME by the Of the Governor
and Company Of Adventures OF England trading Hud
sons Bay, and them by the Of the Governor aud
Company of Adventures Of England trading into Hud
sous Bay, body incorporate and poque indeed and
in name, really and fully forever for us and sue
cessor," &c.
Section IL. And further do by these presents for u.s.
heirs and successors, make create and constitute the
the and absolute lords and propeor Of the
same territories, limits and places aforesaid and OF all 9th
the premises, saving always the faith and allegiance
and sovereign dominion 20 heirs and SUCCESSORS for
the TO have hold possess and enjoy the said terrific
limits and Places and all and singular other the PREM
ses hereby granted aforesaid with their and every Of
their rights, members. Jurisdiction, peroghyes royalties
and appurenances whatsoever them the said Governor
and COmpany and their forever be holden Of
heirs and successors Of Of East Green
wicb, IN tho county Of Kent free and common soceago
and not IN cape or by knight seryce yielding and paying
yearly TO heirs and successors for the same two
eks, and two black beavers whensoever and often a.
heirs and shall happen into the
said countries, territories, and regions hereby granted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

" Ralph Isaac. lnsersOll, OF Connecticut. tand no
Charles Jared as rePorted) has been appointed Minister
Russia, with the consent OF the Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

IL Judge Clemeui Dorsey, Of MaDlsnd, died suddenly
Port Tobacco, where he holding session OF his
Court, on Thursday last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

Numerous persons preparing emigrate from Swe
den to North America, under the guidance Ereh Jan
son. fanatic who has set himself a prophet and who
has thousands of followers."-[WIlmer 81 Smith.
The cry is, sul. they GOMEZ" We have more fanatics
in North America now, than know what TO do with all
OF whom themselves up prophets too and have thou
sands OF followers, moreover, well Erich Janson-
After all,-let him comet is only ism more-and
"what is one among a thousanJl' Hurrah them for a
New York Janson Convention!-N Y Erp,,,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

ST. Louis New Era Of the Sd inst learns that three men
from Benrs Fort had arrived at Fort Leavenwouh. They
report that Speye poTy had succeeded reaching Santa
Re, without being Oyeuaken. On the march, being ap-
prised Of the pursuit, they had abandoned wagon that
had broken down. and large number Of cattle which had
given out The reported that they had nearly
hundred cattle the road which had given out und
bad been abandoned.
The advance Of Gen. Ksumsy's commsnd, a body Of
Dragons, met Of Pawnee Fork, and the main body
were met Of intervals in detached parties they came in
The lniautry progressing very slowly only eight
miles day. The feet Of tho blstered, and
great many carrying their shoes their bands
Many Of the horses and cattle hsd given out snd turn
cd loose We have information in regard the health
Of the troops, the order and places which they we're
met.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
North Carolina Election.

We continue to publish the returns that have reached
Of the vote for Governor in the Old North State:
1916. lS44
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
Valuable building Lots,

we iaNts Attention Of Buili,us I. M. .s.. .
ON bread and soh streets .iiua "a in AN
p'oshg pan OF the ety. aud eligible fos nany ,,
dences The sac will be without re.ety. ' "
auta wIII.ana ,,,x.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

MALES AND FEMALES BArHISG AT NEwPoRr.-A cores
pendent OF the Boston Transcript thus Newport
on the subject OF bathing 1had my prsudces against the
custom OF both sexes bathing together but seeing the
fun at Newport, anupahy against the fashion much
removed The sight picturesque, certainly. Fancy an
encampment OF Indians rather Gpseys Invested Of the
boiling pot and you have the previous
You cannot tell the gentlemen from the ladies' and in fact
Is difficult to distinguish the members OF your own fami
ly The gents red flannel TUNES. white duck pants
and straw hats The ladies' tunies and panalees OF the
color, with white collars and Wristbands and straw
hats also. There many so bathing houses; you
enter side and go the beach from the other
all equipped to act the part Of nymyhs or aught else
that seems an appropriate character. 1t is really very
citing behold the fun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

II TIL ''0H'UtrS VI lIIt oOclety OF Alumni of
me university 81 Virginia In and city OF Riebmonj
requested 10 meet al the residence A. M,sor como,
OF Gay and eth BIS on MONDAY Evening merit Al "a oe. 40
ne popnev Of action under Of the 40
sv s'p'sa a. 'sen last nesting s,isbhing Historical De-
panmen IN connection with The Society
s1 ls-do THE EXECUTIVE coMnrITE.
W NoriCE:-A public discussion will be held by III.
deSns Mems Richmond Lyceum. at Odd Fellows. Hall.
a, o'clock upon the following question, to wit, oush,
the Right Of Suffrage TO be based upon Property u.6e,
"on' Inc public are respectfully invited to attend
CuAs +. McDowEIL Cor s.c,rv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

FaLUREs rs MEuco.-Booking over some Of the latest
papers from Mexico says tho New Orleans Delta We find
thst tho mercantile firm Of Mossrs Ssrmen, Fort g. Co.
and Messrs Cecon Coz both Of the Capital have fail
ed; the first for the Of 800 600 and tho other
100000. In Vera Cruz, also, Of the principal
camille houses had failed 20 the Of $500 600 and
several others expected 20 follow the example.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

r. WORLDS OFFICE. Fine Lottery to-day
- $4,000, 1000, Of 1000 &c Tickets as rs No, \.
dfAwn-mahing the risi packages very
}. WORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-12

sUpDEv DEArH-Chas. o. Handy Esq. President Of the
New Jersey Transportation Company. died suddenly on
Friday morning in his Office He sitting in a chair
reading newspaper, when he fell back and expired i'm
medatey. Mr. RI. between 40 and 80 years Of age,
and bed boon for many yoara Pur.eI lhs NnHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16

Yestsrday's arrivals exhibited considerable increase
and now that the regular winter routes
We may reasonably expect a daily succession OF visit
to enjoy the festivities of the holiday season. and
the rational smuscmsnts with which city abounds
We found at the
AsroR-C. Welling, Phua; Capt Cornish, Packet ship
Sheridan; A. Hobart New Orleans; j. Glen, Baltimore;
Smith, Phila; f. York Baltimore; J. Carter, do; w.
Lucas, do; A. Wnne, Mass; II. MEREDITH Ohio Mr. Jsfry
Quebec; N. Hooper, Boston, w Tucker do; r. Quincy
do; J. Dorr, New Orleans; F. Clarke, New Haven; j
Crabe, Aaine T.. Boutwell, Washington; T. Borden,
q Peabody, Philad; J: sue, do; q. Upton, Boston.
AMERIcAr.-T. Anderson, New Jersey; H. White,
Utica; D. Freeland, Norwich; w Ferry, Fort Hamilton;
O. Harvey, Brooklyn; J. Patterson Va; Z. King New
York; Hon. J. Mcpherson Berrien, Georgia
CITYJ r. Peters and fomily, New York; J. Hartford,
Fort Hamilton; Capt Reede Canaudaigua; NJ BurnelI,
Philadelphia j. 1aue, do; George Hill, Conn; Ber-
gen, Trinidad Dc Cuba NJ Keith, Baltimore; +. Dallas
u 8. N; NJ. Wayne, Va; Mr.. Moore England; Hoo J,
Skinner, NY; w Baker, Phila.; J. Eagle. DO J. Me-
Crea, do; J. Kirkland, Guelph; Coyne, Hamilton; II.
Topping, Toronto; +. MaTcoux Guelph, Canada West;
w. Day, do.
FRANxLIN--Mr Barton, New York; 8. Jones, Bridge
port; 8. Ball, Boston; g. Remson, Phila; II. Palmer
Springfield; J. Crofts, Albany d. Fueber, Bridgeport j.
Omstead, do; Bapain Knapp, do j. Jones, do; II. Soy
mour Piernont; Z. Cowan, Ohio; Hon. w. Wright N.
Jersey; J. Bancroft, Jr ,Phia-
HowARp-C. Weaver, Providence; C. Ford, Baltimore;
H. Miller, Trenton; Bancroft Boston; Brooks Port.
land; j. Kidder Boston; J. Coe Philadelphia; Cheney,
Norwich; Mr.. Thompson Philadei phia; J. Pritchard
Upper, Troy J. Ehlers, Westchestsr.
JuDsor.-A Sheppard, Virginia. o Browne, Bangor;
A. Parkman, do; N. Quincy, Boston; w. Convsrs, Nor
wich; Hon J. simmons, r. l.; j. Leavsns, Norwich; II.
Hamlen, Providence w. Cheny, Conn NJ. Lyman,
Mass.; r Kenny, Hartford.