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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28

SENTENCE OF Russ. The following we're
the remarks Of Judge Edmonds in passing
sentence on Saturday Tribune.
calvin Russ, you have been tried and
convicted Of the crime OF murder Every op
portunity has been afforded you of defending
yourself against the charge. Everything that
could be urged in your favor has been listen
ed to with patience; you have been ably de-
Tended by your counsel, who have spared no
cXertions in your cause Y ou have been sur
rounded by your family and your tEiends,and
have been sustained and aided during your
trial by their efforts. You have, notwith-
standing, been convicted, and it only remains
for the Court, in the discharge Of its duty, TO
pronounce upon you the sentence of the law.
There is no doubt you committed the chine,
and that it was at your hands Your untortu-
nate wife met with her bloody and untmely
end. The defence OF insanity which was set
up for you, after being carefully and hcedIul-
y considered by jury, almost of your own
selection, has been oyerruled by them, and
their decision is that the crime is justly to be
ascrioed, not to the prostration OF your intel
ect, but to the dominion Of your evil pas
sionS and to that cause has their Judgment
attributed the bold and open manner in
which the fatal act was done, and the feature
of attrocity,th bare narration ofwhich shocks
every sensitive mind, which attended it. You
are, therefore, to suffer the penalty which the
law has denounced upon those who have vio-
lated its commandments and we, who are its
ministers, in performing the last duty which
devolves upon us in pronouncing its sentence
upon you, have but to express tine fcrvcnt
hope that the brief period of your life, which
may be left you, may be made available to
you in preparing yourself to appear before
that Judge before whom all hearts are open
and from whom no secrets are hid" The
sentence of the court is, that for the crime Of
murder, of which you have been convicted,
you shall, on the 9th day of March next, be
hanged by the neck till you are dead"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28
The following bills making appropriations

were reported:
For Revolutionary Pensioners.
For West Point Academy.
For Pension Agencies.
For the Mississippi and other rivers
For the publication of Jeilersons Manu-
scripts.
The bill carrying into effect the Chinese
treaty was read twice.
A resolution was adopted calling on the
President for the names Of members Of Con-
gress serving in the war.
The bill authorizing the states to tax the
public lands after sale and the Indian appro-
priation bill, we're read and passed.
The House then went into committee on the
Naval appropriation bill. 1t was debated by
Messrs Culver, Sawyer and others. Adj.
Washington Jan. q, 1847
In the Senate, Twenty six abolition memo
rals were presented The question on their
reception was laid on the tahe.
Mr.. johnson, of Md, called up the resolu-
tons offered by him some days since, request
ing information of the Secretary otthe Treas.
respecting the transfer of certain public mon
cyS from northern cities to southern cities and
whether the subtreasury law inpeded the fl
nancal operations of the government The
resolutions were debated and modified so far
by striking out that part relating TO the oper-
alton Of the subtrcasu>y law. Pending debate
on the adoption of the resolutions, as modified
they were laid over.
The bill for the increase of the army com
ing up, Mr.. Hmncgan's amendment for the
appointment of chaplains was adopted, and
the salary fixed at $1,000, Pending Discus
sion of a motion to change the troops from
regulars to volunteers, and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House, A personal explanation took
place between MessrS. Sawyer aud Culver
The former pledged himself to prove that
Mr.. Culver had endeavored improperly to
obtain secrets for publication. Mr.. Culver
pronounced the statement false, and said if he
was compelled he would fight, and insisted,
as the challenged party, on the choice of
weapons
The House then went into committee Of
the whole on the Treasury Note and Land
bills The latter bill was slightly amended,
and passed. On the former, the committee
rose and reported progress.
Adjourned.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-28

PRoH1BIToN or SLAVERY. The promo
sition of Mr. Burt, of South Carolina, in The
House of Representatives, to tolerate slavery
in the territory of Oregon south of 8G S0.wos
rejected by vote Of 81 to 1l3. This is rs
it should be. The North met the question in
an almost unanimous vete against the propo-
s,tisn->pu9gsa, FP'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04

called i1r r'~fea Il in srecch ehauc'ttzsd Is Ia
tI aiiy afd patriotic a.al ln.ing eilfnd he saId
l'id pubic lite IL lv bonn Of lbs GHlly II was nlre
c''s'i'a th5 itcliugs aud neTe compatible with his
h"tess tctH IN II uniu INTERRUPTED cnuymant
+ 81 d.me,nr peace aad happiness. lie lad NJ desire
gam olNc his htnc aud liz, sde, the vllued sgc.oiy Il
ms am and his friends. To niHnia The yfucrt stie
'n'"eni II Pn4 Warfare, but. contrary t. h, wshos and
N'' 3sahtl his 1eaonsifancts called pom ut this i'm
io'ua AMI cnttCd luuctufn Of publ affair. ha was
'1ioe5iif and unanimously hy ine great v hg PARTY Of
ms tnalossIouul DISTINCT. 10 Whom hc owed g. much
81 gratitude ard 1t duty. ft the asiauimaug enouraar-
m'nl "ed support Witch pr vluus occasion J. they has
rendered him, lrtat CONSTR ur II u. ID "A ready 6b ii
'"'e La tins utsHt and aeeIuy,ce administration Il pub
' sentiment, Nha scr saeIhs af personal interest aud
'"he Il nght e.s hlm.-1.d sAeh sIur icts with deep
''n non be A. nfed hls luend, he must mae-sur Is
ne hHs "u!A knew and enly lie could properly appfe
'nr' lie Therefore, called upon the Why's, ii his
native county, and Of the dl3 net. who had thus pres,
,' ilo 10 rInqoi>h the cnd,aments II heme IN the
common In sscr'ico his private hi,rtrts nj the
sHTne 81 me pnfh1 Vca make good then pcdgea
Is if himself. lie would use nil honoa able lnoans
To sfeulc the triumph Of the Wing party. whose
success he believed to te ns' paiatly Identified with ma
u'nal and uIF@oal prosperity lie took oetnsun fe.
N'N- Ai'lIy hl fuuNtny HE corrupt 8 fuinuus pole,
OF "' '-,W administrator cNpsing It's shameless DIS
re- Id Il le tonstuanaul the general welfare # the
ohA' a. eNneed IN IT'S prominent Measures. Mr.. q.
dd iol enter uin Nll discussion Il all The issues be
lore tie county TIL. he SAID. he would reserve Tor
o'h't occasions. "htre he hoped 10 have tho olp.uni=
" "l meeting hseompctt1r tlco Ia face, bel, u thc re
pie Ills rcuafhe Wtre frank and fearless vel courirs
aud ranrdniorN and the great attention vih whr'l IL
was sifntdta t ms c9unyncn. oi both parties aufur.
well iar hla success in tie ensuing election
W lien Mr. otPglu had concluded, ii WIS Resolved
mai The proceedings lbs nlcln4 lie Signed b, the
Chairman and SECRETARY. and Transmitted 10 the VII,
papers u Richmond, LNehturg and Charlottesville fot
publication.
WILLIAM MEAD. Chairman.
l.. { Bugks. Secretary.
i7- The VIM papers oI Richmond and Charlotes
NllIn r-nl.. Nod II =. w,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04

u Z.
Nco,3 Editors - P,unst u,e through the columns #
ya0r appr a address word o1 tv II thu " hrs Of this
Congrr5s.onal y ,lr, Tic imc ID rapJay approaching
fer REPRESENTATIVES N the staie but Y hat IS f lar mon
mp r;ancc fra rlres NATIVE IN the national Legislature
In c,Sr, othcr DisIct the Two ere.t ar,i,s tina, now
divide The country are putting on l.o arin,r fr the con
A.ct Tie ,ry to AIMS. 10 AIMS . Is heard in every
lher rart Il ,c SLATE: the leaders are narsalIInq Then
frees 10 lie well ddIlcd vhente hour # ial,le arr yes
Put in tbs District the Nhes so,ln II Er s'anbarn.-an
heir caf1a lal DIARY seem, in ham gp.llllom like
an ncl 1TeZaud ahlnrh event, # tb on, ~ ula,i
l1d,-oyl4s ,,fieIfnf it would 8, ,p In awaken :, m
ION from IT,, .3ceprt tlarr boully Irl-rr,pg
seem di4a,,d to lea the cIc.ilz r IL dluit. aDI 10 M
t.rt,,;ai uiih,, an m RI. Nhlc,i.o na,l,a is rc,l
e,sy raneed mt. an unjust and nialloas v II y nile II a
Executive is vIllaily ana dahl,ralels violating the
lAine,t pr,1sons II the c5n.titu ION. and lrampng
upon The -iglts Of ,hc etata ;,!ile a corrupt and
t1,annt.I MARTY Is roniinuail, tallnro npan the
,o4ntr, measure alter measure. tine rcst IA Al and
INST des ractiy. to cur incl,s.s. are tho Nhigs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04

Having. III the i,sapat On ot Capt Thomas FoN. a,
or representative IA lAc Icy stature d Nueiula. lcen
deprived o uec Ia ~haA w had lonkesl with tie ptcal
es ni eaec as the successful advocate of our rights
md mt rSs, as LIS constituents Tor u.U 10
III So 9his and interests Wluehlt rs dHe 10 Capt fuX Ia
say he has lthtil} and nanelly maintained and aovo
caed. ard Il which b. should have The cordial andgmte
ia iha. Ks ii ell M,a. !. tGtY Nhgsu - uocrats, call
upon "a, If Al ry iuc IN eur Sou : history they ,Ntf
ID, T. discard a aty t,caEs and rJude's IN The ST,
leetuHt successor
A. ro Ierod ~ agiuia's history has It tcon NOR
npo tam that Sic eut re4 81 Ter L.. sat u author
y the hand8 ut Who know htI Gr,at q al, as
well rs political, inefe>,s.and who kaeNIg will dane
l. maintain them, Than Al present. The tlme IN fo
has conc, when It hohooNcs the PEOPLE ot Nugln A. 10
ao, les, He policy and measures Il the F,dfral tu,
eInmoot. and to moe a her time and afenl,u 10
gscstl.rs afeotl,2 1t interests 81 DIR own Siat l
ter oWnd,mese concerns. Instead Of our Lonsators
sre ding Il pee, is mDuay III the Misc than sci, s.
ds#u~-,on Of $ ~ Il Iacl question 4 ,d,Ial Palucs
Wheeler ths Of lia. PROF. 'sllien L pielae The ienory
II roan and friendly re"er. lc tefsh''s II ~ ur
asut an al s'ead o. discussing day otl,r day. and
week air "''k, Is Inttfrs Il n-forlr rs l. Senators.
WHO d. utles IS krow their duty and the prole, interest
better tlan the sanc Statesmen Wlo would cnphtcl!
them, Ia vote tr this or HAT measure of party coucop
ton, with Which the Interests If the State have no man
ner ol conreeAor thCm 10 * at hune ;he erta and
important sal i,css e EGurai,n-fhp Improvement Il
our Ruqds-fhc utrpa,n four Judiciary eysaia- ard
pihe1S Il erfa moment. rs rlrg tie gcncII Nrlla'c
md Prosperity If Tie Nholc people Il HE STAT Tie
-uiI, 81 81 Education lts'f Of none importance Ia tn,
reP pie IF Nngna than all others rcat To the adlsu
sa8on Of pulr affairs and surely II las no party con
ne-tion. LIS al .iary, and is m1e Intimately con
nertcd with the pcrpaly Il orr free usutian' and
HE security 81 hclcnI cs lghs H. ~ thc ororof cdc
raj 9ts'at on. than lie promugai,nd Thousand thee
res IN Federal polltlcs And Vet fhero rS subject
which has received small share of public attention
When hefef re- the people are called on 10 select
Ia repr SEM thcm III the legislature Of the ate they
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
TIE LOAN nm

,' ''e3R' OF Treasury Nj Blll.,,. nm
IN. x pissed TIE Aena'e "a "Wednesday, ,ns.,t
- '+ 'he negative. Ii was aiken Ia, III. Inn.
'is n'ad'oents u tn >,ulle eanrurr. =,
u eoiS'' a law. 1t frosii,s ar il l,e 81, *
~ i,''Aft notes, some ui denomination. -
Ut "''deF oil notes may Al any time cxcb.,, n.
''''fnmeai s.rp' besflg peferu interest III -
ooN'S''} 9i epnIon among intelligent men 80. f,
soil'y OF Keeping 50 hrsc an issue as )s ,,,,li,'
treasury noi's at lar The Secretary If ,hr r,.,,.,
not long -irAe, officially rold the Conm.,to, ~,
ana Means, would be iupos-a!, t.b s,--,,,1'.s -
loiA Vas ia'd 1n'n Tea s+,J Coflre y te,, l,sIa.,
'i'a-"of is i1e" the slightest rroabIr TIA, ana, .l
'iona taxes VII lc imposed Ne l,,.. ITO ,,,,l.-,,,
'aefei'r'' q Mr. Walker, in fa,a1 f tn. i, III, H.
h2ts VIII doprealatc. Contractors uil jo.i,,J h,
ii FT-ihat IS they will AK prce rr lh,r lah =
ana commodities Is much higher taua far ,,e M,
paper money 81 the Govea1oai Is below the spefe SIAN
cara III '1iHe-Jrsi. ~ in Ito Revolutionary da,s ,
thousand dollars, continental nUnry were lr sn5 h
tanned ir sheep. We hope the airs N NJ, u.rl,.
'aA not be 'eaIn d-and experience has shown tia, ~
.fa'e Is 10 be placed upon his mites or spo ua,ln,
wen !" tie NOES may serve the pup 81 Of specie and
mat The hnanola credit Of the Government may h. lo
lhuye suspicion
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lsh3N.gs9asS EggS'E


a ! h'a establishment may h. found the greatest va
70 riety Of Plans and bea'tr l Patterns tar
IRON RAIiINGS
in the ni,od States, In which the attention Of those
IN want "a any descriptions. and lsi cciay fr CcInec
rl,-. IS ariicol1ty ag.tsa.
III lrGor4aI ra'ta all tie handsome Ral.ogs al
LaafeI iiiiI N'aamcut, and other celebrated Cemoe.
r.n4 IN the city aal csnnty ii PHILADELPHIA, which
na'e been 81 ehIy ezfled Jy the p2le p.css, werq
executed at tins nlouils.crc.
ar-e Waro Rom is Gaestol with his establish
mon, nhcre IS kept ca-rauuy On hand Il large s;ocI
q ready mad IRON RNLiNGs, ORNAMENTAL.
IRON Sci TEES, IRON CHAIRS, new style PAN
AID ornamental IRON GATES. with an eXten. We as
+ r'Leat 81 IRON POSTS, PEDEATALS. IRON
AhB0itS, Y. Also, IN great variety, Wrought and
Cdst lraa ORAA1lENIS, s4i,lblo f.r Rulings, and
AcrPQrfasss
Tie subscriber would also state that IN his Pat,cra
Designing Dcpanmcnthe has emi 9ycd sone Ct the es.
talent IN the country. wtsaa whole attention is devoted
to the oaalcss-.uruag alcgth orc Of Tie m ST Coli
pc:o and syso4lUc osa5 shn,oas Of the Kind in the
Ss,.f..
4o3Gi,r WOOD. Proprietor
Il or 81, .. r....s... =
T..
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--latest from the ARMY

We give bTlof abstract Of the latest intelligence
from the amy, which is Of character to inspire great
desire for further Important events may be anti
cpafcd, and expect ,ory shortly to have to record
other hard fought field and brilliant triumph We dc
fear the result, matter what disparity Of trco. Old
Rough and Ready will again lead his troops 70 victory
~ = .a-7-,7 parse 90 C :ha e-c.-o s2s 2-.aif r
fasc.rctr'r'e- r.. rcca', IT ne ~ z 80 Al
L.!r.s.yaltn.
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~ We al. rat fel in trer able 10 state tha'a ~
""'"n-fettna -. President 10 pres atgld All s.lyoi
Hte.aS T. !lrrs and sl,.s ut tine Fpssi. ffslch
an tanisl ucn lfnai's toafs who 5, mott. oNer,cl
ihs'a'riv> ie rscee tie crew Il 'hc / : ~ SON.
er7-ha' losscd tho LIVER House unanimously. uud
ben ordofe u i'sseroaJ reading in tie Senate. which
b.dN II vii doubtless pass wtheu, dissenting
soicu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04

idol iettho VIII lls,#.,tt a,lsc ifain ii,ir !,
taagt=lc thon l.aHaa.t. .es sl,,.ltaaz lv .s1I
ell' ,4e5 Aus -, gaIa=as hss=rtloafap, ,ni.4a
a lttstfal1 tGile tn candidate may IL sol oiai
Al tn afff a'0s ,'u'a.s Let 10 eAgrtans le aIed
Jet no stuue BE- uuufa,a-nnd b, 1ne ,.n, al n the
NIeiury may ho ouI8.
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o. The present farti was ayoucdl, lass,d a, a re-
venue one. The non ma, lately taken ccasion s,cr;
ums to show HAT the income the aayernm,n mt wa. de
lining uHder the late Tariff at dc rae ol more than
milton year, and that the present rae Of duties will
oin9 more revenue than MAS received under tn old
da1ie5 Is held 10 Nc an arco If Democratic iliL Mr..
Folk is praised for tgne reduction 4 duties a, war
financial SUPPLEMENTARY tie war did not take place
OF fevora nontht after the date of his eseacc in which
tie reduction end, and uss not dreamed of
when 1t was penncd w have not seen in the | MON
WY stl'cmeot, showing the relative leoep,s If lie two
Mrdts d the t"o months durg vh "a HE ..rlyennf
ne has been IN operation. But Nj Lewis, in lie Sen
Ate III the 'ebate upon the Len Bill ntimated that hc
Ind been Informed the receipts, ior hc months Of Decrn
hefaad January last. about - per cent ab5le lhos,
d the corresponding months Of the prcyors yoar We
as m opinion uPn the conl.ness Of tins ass, IT on IT
irnr and anything like thc sans ratio Of increase is pre-
served Throughout TIE year the Government stands in no
need u additional dulie, on anything Tncnt, per cent
advance upon tic last ,cal :, revenue from imports would
be upwards f Eve millions d dl3afs.
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g. lhe proceedings Of the House II Delegates on
Saturday VIE not marked y any lhine Il general u'o
Test lae llouN ftes,d 10 lahc up Mr.. Mcrherson's
fe-eni'ns atoul the call ia Conventions and most Of
the d'i Vas ocrrpled debate on the Ight ii way
question.
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Merchant Tailoring

-, . y IN q = Z T. J! :.
VA n ~ ne gu Stand q lin. & j. oakeg.
w W III respectfully mlorm the citizens II Lynch.
conn,, ~ ao' '"G pubic, thai he will continue 10
''''o'''' at III, ed stand d himself and brother tho
.us TAILORING BUSINESS.
III a us bfaneies. lie has now on hand a,J ,,;,i -.
"hnaliN Keep beautiful assortment Of Clnhs - eo"
'les, 'esings and IN Iacl every thg suitable Tor Gen.
g. Nh'h he "lImel W ~ older in the H., 5,
'n'nsh'p lie would nec the attention oi The ppbI',
Feb. Ia
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See the roeeoings f the House ON saturday The
resolutions rrcd ty NJ Cocke # tennessee cxpr,s
ave OF the thanks Of Congress To Gen Ta,l and his
-a"h' army wr' 81 amended lie virtually - Ia
o5 oi c'fsre and incon~eqnenee the mover as we'll a,
''e body d Wig members aad a few geull.mcn ol.hc
'onnal party principally from South Carolina. voted
gah@' them Amore qtrrl and dissrlectul MAJ o.a,rc
1efer marked the lres'dmgs otthr lary now in p.vcr
bot tins attempt ardc Gen. Tay and h4 rave
ON anons III arls will fad ~ couutenanca among the
'nsfe. They justly appreciate ms high qualities As a
utneral. and his gaaary a soldier and Will laaoh at
the imp'tcn attempt II soothe Executive aa OF no
note party view. by casting slur nIon The mil ary
fnne Of man, whose actu,s ar all ilat redeem fir m
contempt the administration which IS plotting his ru
IN
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correspondent Of the Norfolk Beacon givos the iar
-ru1rs e an interview, he'd ' Commander Ap,,5s Of
theseam iiigate hi@-~p3i, atd tie Governs C., Vera
Cnz. CAPT. Adams va -ttt II, lHdcra e4g 1ruae.
ocnqrirc into the '; q the sd r who critic! ere
from the wreck + The Soa,rs, md t, IVY do
clothing and n,cesslr,s. Ttc Governor seemed hurt
that the Consn1orc 4'louM haze son. Ut this to lie
cCss4ry as irliod the sal; leells.f,d IL tht
Mexican authorites. This be assured Can't \. vas net
The that they Will treated, and allowed The
same pay which they received in scrscc--lut tha
~ the clothing at hand ii sh tia he dis:i gtoa.
Capt Adalrs inmaed that men falling INTO the halds
Of an enemy, under such Circumstances Were not gene
rally treated rs Prison, II Nar Tho G,enor
ed the men would have fcrn promptly Get at lcrY ht
Il at the Government Of the United Sats Lad i, fused
- lot Gen IA VEGA lave Nov Orleans ha n. aeeand
ing to inc terms If cNc',angc a-rseduTon Capt >HrtN
ana ne of tn. iguAton had been liberated
Capt. ADAMS shor ed that this .nmtr o tie detention Of
La Vega The (iuIosnur ntina led that let
tors from the General stated Inc fact. The Same thing
II will he remembered VAS alluded 10 rs Santa Anna 10
bis last letter to &c Taylor. Capt Adams treated
with tho most refined courtesy and highest respect and
few days afterwards Gen La VEGA arrived. whceupou
the sc.mon Of the S>ner5 We're set 10 tha Sipa'"n
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MARRIAGES.

Manned, On ThrvlaY. The 2slh ult. h, the Roy.
) ih DAVIS. JAMrs NuuLuEAp 10 Mis- FnANcIs
AiIiira, Of Nelan county, daughter flames Miller
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Imp 0iiant information - II, v.er-
chatit.
51EEpER e III T!rJEn
ho have pr pared the largest and bcsi ass rimon
!%tfE E'05'osO2s eg;Ifg SPcgs.c.Cgefr,

"HH E'fii'NsO2s NtlGF 6'oa'ti8Cfffffs,
Ever 'flrad die Merchants ofAmer,ca. They will
Ho' say they are the largest and cheapest the woad"
'q' u'y WI say they have he best ass rtnonl in tho
'mlea States As they have adopted every improve
;nen' III machinery, Manufacture mainly by steam ard
nave carried the division Of lab to great eXehi they
are prepared 10 eli lover prices than frc Thee
"'tealhls Wh9"lll tvor thlm with an early call ard
examine Their stock NIL be satisfied Those who are
not c9mng 10 the CRY Tut Who Will cnrrst iheir orders
10 >. f., Per mai. shall io cenyiAcod that they arc
faithfully executed. Every article is the lowest ret
cash price, tr5m which al aenent is maize
SnH itrtts, hrge reim1w. aud tie n,ptp interests
q hyr ana setter on 6'cad scot, is the object AID
bcsis Of this long established house.
70 MARsrr STREET, pElLADELpHA
February t-5t
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VgEAdsGNzA:
,us he'd in The Clerks II the Circuit SUP, ror
u tot OF lap and Ghance, Bodior county, the LIST
oay oi February 1917
Samie Phiip-, Plaintiff
against
join + Hawkins, NdniGsu atu ol John ellis, deed and
Ambrose Guis, l.lsnaauts
Is GHANcEny
ne h''ndahl Ambrose tna not la wing entered hi. ap-
Paiahee and given security according ~ Act Of A. en-
"t and Inc es oi this Count aud appearing by
"S evidence thai ne n,labitant Con or
Wg1lh " Is ofdtr'd tat lac do appear Court ll,use
hrl}e the d. o the sad tucl superior Court and
hsheett o aid county Il Bcdio tle II day oi Apll
tenn mat and answer the planls bill and that this on er
be inserted IA publ IA the town of Iyl ch
burg i "o mouths sue sslyey and posted the door
% the t"nI House oI tins county torrt day.
Eel WIN JOS WILSON clk
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olllIII AIRY

bed III 'ha pace On tho 18Th ol the last month, En-
WIS AlfRtn " uKrise, aged 81 years
". The Philadelphia pap,rs viii plr7secopy.
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GEN. FAT B.Oii.

The Secretary If War las ssped 4 General oF1er,
rcviyng regulation which was ustc in ls'.5. f rid
ing officers e he Amy. urder Iain e d.am.saitn.
from aking. without rolmiss On fer Il { pups dIu-
'iraon any reports If military mat'h's IL operations.
or lacing ie writing h'yend his eonro sothat finds
iii way to the Inse, within month afT the tern
nati1nof tn campaign 10 which it relates Tbs Is
very stringent afIcAo and WIS lei, cut q tEc Genora
Aegna'ions, pabl!s|cd in lS4l lis pn1l 'ration
As obviously mt7aod IS IN IN Piled etIsure / Gen Tay
hH lhc mon does rf den, that i waa caused hy the
publication Of tho private hotter oiold csh and Ready
to Gen Gaines. 50 imprudonly and r-jrs0faiy given
to the prcssy that eccentric aad snporannuaed
"eshould, however, like to SEE specified the points
veal'dn the IfiSa'c letter hich aic net eoar' in the
late ellic.a despatch OF Gen Ta5 or published in the L
mon
A to tie Order itself we do not hos is TO be ex
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vlllt.INta ,

folea held il Tho Clerk. office Of the ci,c,;, e..
day q February, lsI7 ' county, Tue ist
Alexander Morgan, pl,,,ia
5000, against
s,an "A det ah' and " dlam MeCsbe and John Board
''''i''''''''" john Nc abe, de seased, N'
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,,lenamt Josiah X, Mctabe not having entered hi.
, a., e wen security a'cortiis 10 the nct OF Assembly
~ 'nat III s not an nlahian 81 this tmnmonvyen,,h
ttdt he do appear before tho Judge Of the sand
" -" superior out Il Law AMI Chaurerv for p,efo,d
- At '"e 'antt House the first day 81 Aitl tenn
n'N anu answer the bill 81 the Plaintiff and LII IN
per- punished IN the town 81 .ynchbmr and posted at ,Lc
day ~ 's '' some Court
T.. Copy-Icstc,
''p' WIN Jos. WILSON Clsr,,