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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-01
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

Governor Alrg1 T. Brown has ISSUED bis
pruclamnIigu % The people OF Tennessee, i5-
raising Two regiments OF l-laEt'y r9 serve s1
the Mexican wlr, according 90 the request
ton Of The General GoyeruTeu'-
JgHv Q-ry-r ADtNg. This veu@fa5ta
Statesman attended an orIi1a'i9a g; RoN5ur-
y, Mass on wednesday. tie was q Delegate
from the Church in Quincy. OF sha,b be IS q
member. The Bgasn .s4Tr-L SAYS Clar, al
though bis steps were feeble, owing 20 his
ll,. seVsce iaLisr5silaou and the aecIml.ac-
ed iafruiJ.ss OF gh;y Winters, ys; Judging
from bis appearance, from the fire which
spnrsLst ia bis eyes, and the deep interest
which be seemed o. take IN all the pru-
ce~f.1g. the geueral health ot,l.s uueh re-
sPec,st seg5 lrt Pa:ri5; ha, recently greatly
improved.
PuE-sc Os.gI9N ~ TEyyEssEE- TIE o.
hio Press makes the t1u5~iag s1a,smsu-.-
we have ourselves heard SENATOR Juruagan
declare, repeatedly. thar t;,ls alsrru-; cues
;l1a were submitted % 1ls people Offences
see r1--ay~97r. three f-hs oiJhsa would voca
.o- the ahrl..-7u Of s.1yarv.-
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POSTSCRIPT.

w a -GlLNlNIH-
nesratrres Tor gipy=uuau, .agE -er- F"-
cslTed THE intelligence uets.7.3t- -a-s..-
ed = i..ly crai,u.ed Ga tu9 ~. -.', --.
American tJrres, 1000 -el, u.e' is -F
40 LarvnrscD, -l.ree % lgIr Hss.ss .-gu T-H
capital The NeNicals Were E-..l s-rea-r
posted behind tumen,e 5aJrari=s u- ARTILLERY.
A;.eF TWO hoGrs c5uiB.-- our Etoors sr-r;
every tniI- EeIJr= tfem al Lle vyll; c. .r
5nyouer. The American ross '-.s .rs: l--
llgp. Mexican loss esgaIlI4d o.; $500. L--
1tuist.ca vas agreed upon b. tive Comm.
-Jou=rs appointed on rue AeA-.al ,s-z- a. ...s
bead OF El1Jul was Gcleral Hersu- To-.
ComrrEssioaerS had gwo lne=5slzs, al- we T
90 hold Gaant rlar.Iug on ,le 5.E..
Geo. EaIeuc5I escaped WITH Iar c1uH--
u.ss GO TC,Ica. md has pCguol-.sl against
SAINTS iuE1 and pence. Boston Alas
No troops ii5m y. Eu-.aDt ar@ u--.-i -
having bee q engaged On tire i-si,-
Santa Anna -75uUaEisd II Fsgsuur Do. o.
tired early trglI rle 1eid.
The yOIT- men Cta-e c.-grtyl. "'1t-.t ll4
Neyn.aUs expected much, ted 40 tue -.s. ls-
srr.c Of JE= Americans.
The \ 1lecicln loss falls -,1sC aeavT Oh t.-
-0rr1 Carutiu1 AMI Nav G1-s raEIT.r--s o.
volunteers the 's.l iu.lucry -Sst,- E.l-.--l
Nagruf=r's and Iayigr's Baragles-
The Sol-h Cargl-u1 Eeglr-sl. % 'gs---
;ze-s = nearly CT: 20 g.='es-
Thirteen M=Elsal tisussgss were s.-.@l
and wounded
oar army cza,u-gi ~ 5re -Gr-r g-l-.1l r-g-
Ge-. Scur- .rs used 10 Mexico.
4 1t cur pr1i.srs are uzIzs 1s S .=t.-r-t
81 w0-7fst. many ssvsTgly.
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80. :. ..sEaEEs

IN izs :-z-- sep. ICY Rev.. P S:.-- Mr.
J-Ev W .EEfr ~, e. VI IS garE-ovz 3
PrEr-r. :--1 ct.- .su-
T. u 8 ,,r--, So. T.. BIZ Rs7-T. ?. SEN.
VI Dtvl WEEzL7z- 1; L.-..e-sz, y II ;5
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l. Cl1a.- AzE T.. 81 Rev. ?. F.-s., C1-:.
la \ S:aT-zs- e.: Dl-7...s. :5 Mss Ma G
Hal, e Claos
r. I-ls5--rh. So: e, BY Rev. J. I7a-ss-,
VI DIV r Woo. vacG. Hl-5rsr, v II o.
Ms El1&L VI B-Tl7..
L Cover = p: .. By .-e Rev ": = -.-st
W. 5s-lz.z 8 JlrS-t-- 1: -,ls5 --Zra- =
Mss L1c,-. B=s-- o.: Cr.svs.- Asp. NJ Hss-
ss1- D 2 Va. ts5r:, =, y. $ MARI \ Co.'s DO .l
{ q .1Fsr
l. L. .-I-.--. y Fl. AR -. 81 S--=51
ls-1, r. ESQ " E-s,l c. Tl;51, c: Coz,
s1rE. =, - Mss JAN Il 7: EEss-:, c; " II.
=rta.--
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rROM TIE BRAZOS.

Va BccHAx.S REsCKEn At HoxE- Ala
g.. -.s ~ az the Loco FoGos ct lancaster
...--g. Pa where Mr. Buchanan forrler' v
..-..=,. rssp5urloU complimentary % the
>.:'s-ac1 d. S-a,= WIS proposed. olc meet
~ wc- sy1l=c: op0osgcI5u, x was sat>rIlcel
L.. -c.- goa=t- CO. Rsau FraZsr. oue OF
w. 5a.Ua-an's oldest friends opposed IT,
-as.ac= I'D q s1eacn 10: NJ ali courteous 20
NJ r-2 may yer tiud rGzg be has ils-rac-
ac -.e.- es his s.lv5sh subs@rvIeucg 20 the
$50 % 20 --sgese wharsvsr.-,S7riHg,fg 4-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

". T~.r. HQsr.'i,ies, eeasst-ScDt,
'........7c ,as city. T'ATg n no Doubt Q.
-. .......,.,.,y s'gtif aaf5gm.EtioH. some think
o. m a. .5oa De established, but nobody
'' .'.1 Vera Cruz Maj LAIly was
.... .ts- -cy51t PsrQts, on his WY 70 p.
AZ" o., -5'+scat--
." gzl, Ca-z- We xico. Aug. -, IS.E7.
.-.. u...-- uy ast, Information WIS re-
..,.- .srs .t-c1l -le NaIlonAl Bridge, which
.-.1-,-s .c-r t.arp1us there are quickly
...,,..;.3. re l=r, /. is supposed, tie sIPer-
;s.-.. -El..s renowned Guerilla Cai=t
..., a-l Pll.e. JlFalm-bsgNeec u l0m
~. .. rs: al:a1ln;I before tutorrsd you
.-.,., vl, 4 5,el.l- This has Lssu made uy
,uq.Tsr. and :-as s..o% now mas AZ various
'....4-i J,rEa1n- GlIl,l5ee and TeIuaEE= bee
. rari; o. +QLQ rusrIiias. Tbs rumgr
...,s. ;rl.+-, la; the attacks on Lally's train,
..,.. L.. p. +.cc=ual;s sen; aiter him. were
'n,,... sr .-ls same Jarauta.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18
N CE4SCEzT-SEITH CIRCUIT
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Lg-7lGz E-.E--uE C-1a.-,

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Dg--qlEz E..&--gzEz, 0-ass-,
s.f-y Gt.isiL sri Isn.J Bel, Dgt.7t,z.s
WHEREAS, Ds-zI1 B.55EzIz 81: Hl--
~ us:5. IL -hs C-7asT q Cl-e[- zI- 4.
.Ls :srz tf.rsslr-- Sid 70 CaEr. - ID O. :
---z5-l.-: 1rrsusz I-.es Sell u WtF-z-. -.
SUI: County. md Sss7y GlrE-E - the STAT
e NeE To-t- setting tsrE5 iii: q -l= - =
pol, $50, Marx CSoss .lsl 81 slt- El-.rH--c
VS. l-.eE.zti ~ CTs--z- ? s'.g1. -l=- - uL,.:-
q. a ti1-s SIND II the s.a1 II S--L - see II.
sG i ETs 3-7a4lss.rv -s.ss q El4LE Lll-, 60
az Elish were is- $3.50 each l-@ 7-Fls.= --
. 8, L-- = years Ftr-l lasl vita '1i=t=st-l1.:
eu= -g- : Lst- plgIll= - tlEl-s q : years .:'-i
-I-a 90 q ErI1 IA Il- zlcy Lt.srr III 81 81, go
.4e same. Il tie slime DIR SID Cess g. -.-r ,.
eE q, SID F.sa tie ts.L1w-E rHL- =s-l-=
p RI El-x li1-=sal1- II. Sa------.- - --s
S-:11 EIss c1c-z-9i - bridge crossing LII
z-.ll+ a.~z- II Llz15--= E5-lIrs q tI= ---
I=l5=-- 81 ----s store o.-t1Dlet 1t the -L.s @:
sli5 E@sE BY Ss-91- l. Bid guzaz- 70 W1oe-r.-
~ ..1a. th=z nee -J-u-r-E Z -rrzr-V IN trs r0--
Lar-: anne -1.4 Cd 5l= pnss s.a r ~ s---
5.sc s.IEGl- L. sEs GL.s - SAID tssc- r1a ~.
S9--L E1s-srly % az East ..-e ss sake lll
stones ia=zst- >c1--arlF q 'Ee l-E= 81 L.
CO il= -sr7=r Ll-,-.ls s--aEc= d - Z z 80
- s--a MS. --z-s---z- -1ll - b. - Z - -
" Ia .zs .Ea EL1-= q L1-s II EtL--- -.
TLt; ga tl= -t.G -lT g: Mag, E-s,@-- :z~ -r-
NLt-S Cess ~ is -=-=r- --a- 81 -s -i-
Il sealed TI.l Ais seal :5-T=Tat 81 ----
gage PSF -1-ses 90 Heza zll- Il Reed g -er 90
en- -.g- Ed IL -: "a 1--= -I--t Nay - --.7.--r
) -, 21 yl1-a 81 Jl=ss r. LIN cJs---'T'-- 3.
81 Cess 90 ...s .-- ~ --sf t-.g.} 1r vi
-I-.z- ls=-t .-- -arz[ 81 Z -:a-1zss % I.T,-
lToss-T-l. Lake CT-=s - his ---l ---=s- 90.
5. -. tstL r--verH4 al ms 5z.a-est aE g
--a---srs q, S,.zrT Crrr-s=LE-T-l. 90 Il- ~ -
D-c--es- t-+l. sr7i H-Ezz-l- Il. 6z=l csz-s
81 Al lis a----ss, a sl 4 7---l E=s I'D So q 50.
W tTlr6=---l az - tAs lgIA N3vs E--- 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18
The Markets.

;A.-rHTON MARIE T-Mo1GLT, Sept. Is
~ PORTED for the Boston T-aTellzr-
Il MARKET @JOU cLiGL=, I1ct1G51c 1900
irt:ss, i25? 2s@s =Qckrug oI=1- j. caEs l1t
:l-rss- 500 sheep Ind LANDS, mi LbsCi loo
SWINE
Beef c lsrl=-F -: -llssy So . ss,:,,1t q. I'll
~. 80 anart quality, ( . 4 ) 90
Si3r= = I.Elt=-Sll=s azs few
WORKING JIaG-SLJ=i al So % md $40
lows l1- Cl-Tzs-SILss G-Ll7 AZ SIJ, -
nd 81
S-aeP.-SaL=s At LEz13s 81 80, ia SOD OH
>-es7 II -. L IS Il 5-6T-
STln=-A; wholesale, 5.fE-- At - 1lll. t-1-
-. = 10 q Per H.
' B The weather sE5rl1T. .Iz rlzIcks. T..
=: Il. SiEGs Of ss5c Z 9ll, lnl L lIrre aCu3,s
60 IL Gst 1zs,2lt IL tbs close o; the E1lrzss.
BOSTON MARkET-Segs-T Is
5EEF-Extra al=d.s, II l0 ty5.l- Mess Is
= L+s0= No l. 90 L 10 lr- PRIME. c..T.
l.50 IQ-50- ulrF II so IL 90
cUEk-ErGrI cG=Ir / % % 0tl--Izlr I : ID
i, 81, mess 10 90 L l6 5J77rIals - % 3 80.
-ARD-BosG0n log Lzf, s,3zE1 4 west, Z
ar-t
5-TTER-Ssars - ais, shipping HALF,
Il-aF - L p
thtEs E-a=w milk ., fur meal s.
atrsslhr
E-lL, a.-Ff ay;lrt street. 6-I2 Q-5I- ClD,.
= y ~ Western Canal, % 1 o Do
H+-N-t =-lawr round Oh L 81 lit - L 80
wal,s - -
tES--Sa1thtru, - l'l7 r,crasru.5J -
5thNS-T mite. J. l2 -
" JgL-Ta@cs c5usEaE=s To he Eaa,t de-.
maj '3t domestic Gsacs with c1zs5tssr15Iz
q -Hr.-s .,eg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

The l:7ecuor Of ksucucs-y, has bee CALI
q. .-co- y the War Department TO- TWO
5.s.--:--s ot Inflncry, FOG the VIII; and he
DIS :s,-=d 1ls proclamation accordingly.
aEA7r FAlLrzE- The eniu@u; banking
'ca:e It Prime, Ward & Co " y. has faded
~ = % the i.,= exhaustive failures in Lo1-
:ac. Taef: liabilities amount TO between
:ce md two millions Of dollars
The iaiaEuueutz IN New Ort=aus :r5u
7:.,:u fever during a hogrs, ending Gth IL
zll-:- ~sce IZ}. deaths a. the Charity H5spi-
I'll, u.
-E-TLs t1.sru1eucs in New ORLEANS, DIR
': ,-c = hours ending the 3ogh uEr. were
H4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

t[@Ic x srar=i that am5ug=c the cblr-ss
upon which Gen h=aruey arrested Coz Ere
n19ur- and ordered hiH1 to WIztl4E E50a TOE
.rTsI, IL that OF egzrrrl!fisyt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

t-TrrE 81 VOLUNTEER One oE the
Nls.a: l:e--: v7lguc=ers- Eh'2 has .-sz-sH the
..s-at--.- Loses an account Of hts expert
..'a . .-s following feeling tIgs,e=
IT. --al =vsr asks you 10 e-.asr- knock
g.. .v- .:l I c,lb---SaLsra R=E.S1z-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-18

1,.s- from Mexico--scott's two
DAYS Battle.

-,,~q;rcc L4ucs OF the New Yo:i Express
PzrEasEraa, Va Moaday noon
J,fus: had been received from Vera
..,. ., .klr-ss 9Th covering lAtsr accounts
-,r .s =rloC, and re VressaJi1E that Gen.
,er 1l. the CdpiE1l. aftsr having Us; l.
1U -s- uea- the loss On the pl-g o.: ,ls
N..caEs -eJ1G 0GCul
WE NV YORK $uu ISSUES this reported
,.y.. -cre IN detail which We give. /: 3;
..sary 20 remark tina: the dates arc no a.
p IN Vera Cruz than by The FIsh.c7-
VEEA Carr Aug. Y. l-t7.
4 messed ger Jas IIssC some
81 the Orizaba road, who briggs llo-l=:
NtE,.Ll version Of Jhe 5a.-hs AZ the Capital
rrs 81 csr1nee OF the news - a. tol.3Ws=-
nm. Sm& -cErb! ~ sHsuEy 'rp 5-H, driving
.s- before him soma distance They gvsre
~,.tr,st twice dGrj1g the suEH-s-rzu-,
v-, ',s.l troops and rallied bur were
r.-- .a.sy rooted At sys-y po,l'. and - last
!s. -5 ,ls :l,y, aud begged "a quartet.
T.. rs.-Eaaya godd was ,.,=rul.y q "a with
Nsr.uls. Ileir ranks beng d-c-ll-ej -.g
.r 20 ann Of 9gr troops, ,hey L=tI hundred.
.t.-.' lad ant DYING On the roaL " 2
.. .=raliy have made 4 bridge 1t -.a
... q, Tl.-1dgl ID the cay CC NsIu.u,
.ss 20; distant. Thar .3ss = scare,. q,
.- .~.r fr,g NJ az ab,1F-s.Zt Or loss IS
-i.- .-.s1 81. ,;ails il,R' ~ haHt'gGl
FROM TIE BRAZDS.
PEvzssaraa. Va, MoaIlv.
-s steamer Telegraph a1i arrived from
... 1r"z.----1g l=l.sz sue sailed o. tie 1t
:,-.-lli yrol-uE copies OF ;-s Al1n5Eas
7a- at A-E--r ;--Ja, :ld;ala.ag orders from
0l.. -r51. -st,llsawJrE General Fay log :
-.c., sly lbol. 1000: and --aylag mum CO.
..... 600. not lnclIiInE those Row On
-.er glg 20 5Oi1 h-rl- Captain BruEE'S ha--
,a~. vi Ci@n- Wool ere 90 .emIil with Cen
rr yE9r.
The CiyT=ruU=1: 1ri=r bad created much
g, .,Irl91 au1lCE all circles.
.-s1- Tayl5r 1rsn,ls vl.s5iug bis family l.
.c.- tie lsc OF October
There WAS mIel sickness a; the Brazr:
We ting TeH@Erl 0h LEFT.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-10

near Pexu. Bus fase xlaims suhterucns e ihase prrsented hy Mr Lensrd fe she gos- ernncns uf Pera. slsall be examined ana ae- se9 apea heruMf1kr.
 AnT. Vi k is further agreed gkas she Re- rusina g0peFnmcns shall have tale ppaian nE Taying each snnnal insanament, when a Is due, wiGh urders nn lhe rneiom hease al Cal lea, which shali h< endsrsable in smsas in any amouna. and renewable in the Treasnrx as cash, ssymenstf daties on iaporaa,iosss of all kinds, and the orders slnll be given in such manner as, shst n cnse similar of- ders slssN be ni a discount ia she market, tasr fnlg EaIBe ef each annnal pAymenf slsaM be secured and made good b fhe unsled SgAiss. as though il had been Tmid ia casaA, al the time of i,s falling due, and any lsss ncta- sioned hy discouni, oE delay sa Ibe enllec- lien. Aisnll be borne and made good by the Pcruvian eorrrnmeni.
 AKr. VI. This conesmkinn sisaM he Fsas- 6ed by he comsraesiag psrafss, sad ihe rzzi- 6ra.uns stall be exrhangri wi1hin two years from its date. CT sooner, If possible, nffef haxing been approved by the PFessdeni snd Sensie of the Uaiied SEsies, and by tlss Cos gress of Peru.
 In witness whereof. tlae respective coEn- 1aissioners have signed the same. and ashxed thereto their seals. Done in tripliraae ai the ciiy of Lima, iais seventeenth day Of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eighi hundred and forsy-ute
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NEW SERIES or THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPEyDHX.

NVs1hEss. ht lts last session. thFoagh ihe Joius " lseEzry IpsnEnstter of the fwo hcases, having @enofized large subscription for the C0Bgzrssion q Sohe and AppeBdix. ard fEse Senate br resugu- uo'' having directed shs mode of rrvnaring fhe re ports as Tss proceedings. and arst.orszed ts Secre At ei the Senate to contract wgih the undersigned s'puAiing that tte reports when written osf shall
 sehteei to the revision of the speskess the Coo. s'sss'sna Globe and Appspdis is nov uYerrd Is tfe pu0i'e ho, enly as sn sutheBile, but as an ofhcia
 aa d sae PFeeeeasags tts GeasFe~s, s,sss.- tssrf eTe, and pubfIshec ty aufhcrify od tae boSv.--
 he undersigned originated the mode If sssrr,si;- .s The proceedings ni Congress which fisas adam
 is 10 se purieriad ~igh the and and assaes the sa PerFisioh oi Congress. Tkesr puhIieasisn xas the Is and ehly one that gssf each successive step :n ftes H'essart n beth branches of Coarrsss fsr,ef VI al the oessses, every inposs$ni vote gfS an An peAnx including nj fu isngsh all Itf Eeyisea spes N-ss eenseFed during the srzsina
 dhs ~osk. as fl is now se b@ eosdarsed ssv shers. A ?, iSrhd most perfect paidfiesl hislary. The
 uSiors Iron the Ssatrs and the Rapresenfafises 'eA every seetIsn nf ihe trion hrlfsg with them .A. Ns'sErrss knewiedge of the zseLngx sersts- n aha laiefesth of their several eas.stssnsnries
 1T prsr'ion aud sht p1hs,e inforrnafsnn ns t ex- smohg ihese they reEsrnseff, ase embceae6 by ,S - sea in ihs eTaclbse ef Congress the nisdaaa
 " tunes IS brought h its test and ts fi.are enr- s- if directing the poliiacai snnrenarnis nf s thase enantEy. The impulses fisns efsen Congress from every quarter seara uysss, flse --sN as-s wtsfls and all its eamncaezs s,rss are h'"'s n ce~"f'efssiea The prxss eanAas
The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-10
:. AN ACT

To tacgwpogsie The Washington Male ant
 .Femsle Seminary al Washington.
 Sec 1. Be a eaacteG sy kke Gonersi is, sembfs Of sAc Sssis ef .2rkaasas, That RI Institution of learning be and the same i. hereby established ss Washington, Hemp. stead county, 10 be tlenominsled the .sNash. iagson Male aud Female Seminary
 Sec. ,. Be ii further enacted, That there shall be flieen I'rzsiees- who are hereby as,hetiEed to mke charge of sand Seminary; aad majority of the whole number sha.l constitute qaorum for the transaclica d business.
 See 3 Re Il further enacted. That the fol- lowing persons have been duly ehoseu Trustees of sad Seminary. and are fsreg- nized us such, 10 vii: Il. F. Paindsxser. Jei,si B Sandalar, JaHes ". smith. James Gibson. Thomas Williamson. William F. Arnold. Andrew Clarke. Jossu Stesenson, James TuueHtine, (. C. Scott, Grandnon D, Row sion. John N. Cooke, Sansen r. Sanders. Hezekiah W. Smith, and N lliaia Moares.
 See {. Be ii further enacted, That the Trustees aforesaid, bs and ihey are hereby constituted l,ody poiile and corporate, in deed and in law, by the name of inc Presi- dent and Trnssses of the Washington Male Rad Female Seminary, and by fhal name they xnd thesr sacceaso4s shaii and may have perpetual sareessson, and be able and espahl. n iaw, to have, receive, snd enie ', to them and ihs1r snrcesso1s. l4ads teae- meats aud heFoditzmenis of suy kind ID fee, ar foE Isie, or for years: and psrsoaaiproie1- ty of any kind whaaeret, and also ali suns of money which may be given. granted CT bsqaeafbed to them fcr the purposes of pro- rnoling the interest of the cad Semlnary. Prorsded, f'hal the anoaat Of property ewaed by said corporation shall ao, al any tune exceed one hundred tbonsaad dollars. over and above iise basidsHg, iIbrars, and apparatus necessary to tlae Institution.
 See. j Be ii further enacted, That ahese shall be one stated mseesiag of the Board oi Trustees, md thai she Pses.Aeaaef sad g~.#a shsli have fall power se call as ecesssossi meeting cf iie Board. whesewsr # si1zil zp- 1,ear ac han aecrssary.
 Sec. 6. Be il fnrfhsey enseted. Thai llse Tfsnsaees, aG sad Seminary ssaall aaa sssss hare common seai for the business al themselves and thesr sarcsssofs. sish iabeny la change and alseF lhs sasgss from iitae so time, as they shsA ghiak proper, and thai hy iiaeir aforesaid asme, they asd tiear sae- cessors shall. and bs ahle le isse xad io be saed. 10 Pissdaad be isnplsaded, snswsT sud bs aasx<asj, 5elsad sud be dstensed, in siI coar,s pE saw or eqasiy h tisn Sasis; and ta grapl. bargsia, and sell, or asssga any iasds. ss=saenas, goods os ehAsseis now sbeltaging ie sad Sszainarys CT ihai msy heresfaer be- long se the same, io construct all necessary buildings for she sad Seminary; 10 rsssbllsil
The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-10
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
 STATES OF AMERICA.
 A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. convention between ihe Uni- ted States of America, and fsls Royal High Hess the Duke of Nassau. was concluded and signed al Berlin by their respective Pieni- poien.iarles, on the iweniy-seseu;h day oi May. one thousand eight hundred and forty- six, which convention. being n the English and German languages, is word for word as follows:
 C5mrs1stioR for fhe psatsaI abolition of fhs
 droit d'aHbaiRe aRd Iares en emigration
 5etancen tAe Usittd Stafes of .ameiiea ead
 las Royal HigAness tAe Dake nf Mas snH.
 The United States of America and h,s Royal Highness lhe Duke of Nassau hasing resolved, for the advantage of iheir resper- iite citizens and subjects, ie conclude coa- seniI0n for iile muiaai abolition of the droit diaahaiae and taxes oh emigration. have named iar this purpose their respective pieai- potentiaries, namely. the Presidens. of the United States of America has conferred fuli powers on Henry Wheaton, ihcIr envoy ex- uanrdiuary aud minister plenipotentary at the royal coaEs of Prussia, and his Royal Highness ihe Dake of Nassau, upon his minister resident al lhe royal court of Prns- sia, colonel and chamberlain, Quo Wlhslin Carl Fon Rosder, cemthuf of the firsa class of ihe dBeAl order of Henry, the Lon. esr.. ear.; who. allsr having exchanged thtir said full powers, found n due aNd proper forel, have agreed 10 and signed the following ar iicles.
 Arl l. Every ksad sf droil | 'aubaine, dFoii de retraiie, aaa dsen de desrscaion or tax oa emigration IS hsseby, and sisali remain abel- isl,ed beawecs she swo contracting parties, their States. ritizeas, and sab3erts, respec- tively.
 Asf. IL Where. on the death ef any Psf- ssn holding real properiy within ihe ie1rl- tories of me parsy. such real property would hy the laws of the land, deseend on citizen or subject of the other, sere hs not disqnsa- fled hy aiiensge, suris ciiizea CT subject slsal be allowed ssnm Of twa years 10 sri the sane-whirh term my be reasonably pro- loaged, arcoriing ie risrsmssances--a lo withdraw the rsseceesls thereof wiihoaa sse- lesissinn, rad exesnpi from ihe daiiss oi deiratsion,
 An. ia The eaifzens eF kRblecis of esrh sf she contracting parties shall have power so dsspose oT their personal property within the States of the aihsr. by tessamena. dona- asam, or otherwise, and iheir keiEs, iegalees, and doaeses kefag cstzxens rr suhjscis Of ihs other euniraciing party, shnil sncceed tc lheis said personal rrepssays and msy a4ksPassss-
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