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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
WILLIAM II. WARD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND GENERAL AGENT,

- CITY OF WASHINGTON II e
hesPc'uui'F announces that he will alt,cnd to
''e prosecution OF Claims before the several Err.
FcW're De7'GrtmntS of the Government. and
Ct"'ms against the United States for LauJs or
H"n'y; 10 the settlement of public accoyn,r. to
Claims before CO nn,ssoners under Indian o-
other Treaties; 10 Pre- emptiOn and o:her LqnJ
,I",mF. and to the procuring of Laad Patcute: 10
Tensions in the Army and NAVY. or hu.;n.s.
connected therowlth; 10 the nbtninnp Of Patents
tor scientific or useful inren,iong. and IN oII
other bus'n' IS OF public nature rrquirinr nm
Agent. "''
Claims against indwiluo}s promptly attended
to, titles investigated. &c, &c.
i1io" alton giving fr,e of charge. Al! letters
to be posi-, paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
MARRIED..

=, on MONDAY the 18th inst, at Norristown, Ark, by
tne Rev. ~ Taylor, JONAS NJ TtEBErrs ESQ of this
TO Miss ATIi JANE WISLocK, daughter of Mai
george Winlock. Of Palmyra. Mo,
Ihus Joined together: two ma de one;
- Now journey on ill life is DER,
10 share alike. beneath the SUM-
The blessings sent from heavens ore.
And may they. happy. hand in hand.
Each others burthens swectIy bear,
Until M thy reach the happy land
Where nought is known of pain or care"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
ADMINS TRAITORS SALE

Sf virtue Of an order of the Probate C,ur, or
- rr""i"rn County, made II, the AprI Term
'ncrcof' a. ID. 1877, the undersigned will sell ,n
u" highest bidder, At the L,,o rcsr,cncc of Sh,d.
"'"Tn >. oi'cr. d"ccascd. in Crawford Comfy
on 'hN ION day of May, 4. D. 1917. within ,hn
"onrs OF JUDICIAL sales, the follouin, d,.srr;h II
tracts OF land. b"onging to the c>,a,. of th, s,j
.'"" ~ fhch >: ChVrr, deceased. to vii: The. y.
I o' inc y. r. of section No 3i. in T. No.
a. y. OF X. No. - W. con,aiuin., IN ...,,s
AS" me y. W. OF Sec No. !, in +. No.7
L. 40. 81 w.. containing III Is 100 acres.
~ n''> hI No. i of III" n. +. of SEC No. >. IN
l. No. l. Nof r. 81 West. con;aiui,, 50 ,crcs
AS, Lot No. of the 5. T.. ! Of sec. No. q. IN
No' /. n. OF X. No. 81 W. containing so
acres; ana also !hc ). ofth" y. W. Of sec. No.
IN !. No. n. Of II. No. 81 w., containing so
acres. All situate. lying and bein.in the county
-, Cr""'"rd' IN tho STATE of Arkansas. Term,
o' Sh'c' SIX months credit. the purchaser nl. ,n,
o"h" WIN approved security.
MARl NJ. OLIVER. ifu,r,
THOMAS QUESENHURY. 1dm'r..
NprH lo1h, lS37.-ll-3w. PRS. fee, ST %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
Fer SALE on REy,c

VIE house Hnd lot OF mar street Van Pr... =.
pos,ie the Hotel of Mr.. Jno. Bostiek, lately eccs
Pe1 ny M@t'hAII y Powell, family grocery s,sr...
Tor which purpose it is well adapted being in -
&'hIc location TO meet all the produce that = hr~H
.o inc CITY and IN ne'Ghborhoed that will slnojv
support good family grocery store. ~
Terms reasonable. and can b, kpowr n, .n.r..,g
to !. W. Mirsn'N, Wilson's row main a,feet.T
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
The Caravan.
l!|!!A GID
April Il, 1917.

"What is SIR biiSi says the weirv traveller.
here I'm sure Of good Supper and Bed
good Breakfast. too. as any can give,
And | know my Horse uM be fed.
Come! pa,roniso now my 5orrolrrd Poetry,
And let ino not write in vain"
For round my full table and round my bri,rh, Gro
Shall still continu, 10 reign.
Come, Agents, Traders. Trnppcrs, and all,
And see If don't treat you as well,
As any big house tan: has big name,
Aye, even If 1t was Cross UVfei.
will leave You now I'll W" nee, at my door.
The door Of the great "Caravnn."
W here I've plenty on table, and pcn.y in store.
And good fir" TO warm You within"
DANIEL ANDERSON.
Military Road, ChoclaN .,ion.
April l0th. lsi7.-tf
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
C"U>TY or CRAWFORD, :
In Mr CrcuH Couri Of sail COuniy, at tie I,J.
ruury Term, i. d. l%I7.
E,b. l2th, 1871.
Henry Clark, PL,inlN, In.
rs. if'N' hN AT
Thco,o*a {. Boyer, D,tcHfan.S TAchNENT'
A ND nov on tbs day carrr The sad plaintiff
by attorney. and the defendant having
wholly failed to appear am plead or cChcrw is,.
answer said plaintiffs artIon--and il lappcariug TO
Ihc satisfaction OF the Court Zero that the SAID
defendant is noE-rcs.dcut of tins State. and that
this is an action Of debt !oundcd on a promissory
note. bearing dalc the 2l~t day of December,
lSl2, payable 10 sad plaintiff for $500 90 upon
which a writ OF attachment has been issued a auaIust
the estate Of SAID dei;-ndant--il is therefore, ON
motion, ordered by tho Court, that unless saId
defendant appear by himself or attorney, on or
before the third day of the next Term of this
Court and plead, answer. or dcmur to sad pam
lti's dec ciaration. judgment will be entered against
HIM and his property attached by virtue OF saId
writ Of attachment be sold 10 satisfy the same;
and II is further ordered by the Court that this
order be published in the Arkansas ln,cllgrncrr
paper published IN tho town Of Van Barren, Two
weeks successfully, the last Insertion whereof TO
be at least thirty days previous 10 the first day OF
the next term OF this court. and that tins cause
stand continued untIl the next term OF TINS court
a true copy from the record.
Attest, a. Mclean, Clerk.
april ~. 47.-ll-2w. Prs. fee, e6 %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
FAMILY GROGCRY STORE

Aj AkHil ALl. Il fo,HEI.L have o .sncd IN IN,
4VAm'dd!G bniId'ng Of Wilson's row ,amily t;rocr
ry store where may Mt all be 70 ID prov i.ior
oil every KIND ihct the country aaror1 and famiIr
groceries OF every description ; boat Enres ard N
M''l be 'n at the market prices and lTranteS n, H.
y, W. oest QUALITIES. Country prodnct Of every kinJ
pu CEASED for which VIC will pay the sless n,sri,I
Prises. GIVE US 4 CALL. "''""
Van Burcn, April 5 lSl-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
Look Hf ThiS.

eiNEkI bODY ought 10 have one Of Lsrir.tL,.
- R"ral Register aHi Almanac for isa7, esnsain
,ng iou trhvings giving full and correct view of
Gardening and Farming. ~
Just received and for sab by
for, Smith Ma, W. H. & N MMAfERs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
CLARKBSviLLE, ARK'S,1
April Slh. 1917. {

~ sLaarkf-l am truly glad to greet you
= the head of tine lntrIrgenccr. The
FAtic Party will never forget your cxcr-
LISA, in the great conllrc, for power be-
IN ttwc parties. Tie IntcIIrg"ncer is
k0 yield II very important influence in
1t,e(e ef 1913, in Western Arkansas. am
FSonetimc$, 10 SOC oar prominent Demo-
q lasuch manner as they do, par.icu-
NO u the West, aud become 50 divided in
- TO negative our whole strength. We
q power. IN the West. but look al the
y of things. Oar Whole Delegation in
y, is from l3itlIc Rock or east Of II. and
nnan ffon tho great West, to sneak our
90 The floor of Congress. But suppose
4 submit until our friends viii Irnrn to be
NoIr friend.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
THE EDITOR.

AIlk Just tribute to American volun-
NY an officer Of tho regular army,
Ivcd a patriotism and frankness of
l must be admired by all Of our
hough ii was not intended for rubII-
lg so spontaneously and handsomely
could not refrain from taking "the
afterwards ask his forgiveness for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
I'oRr GIBSON, G.. NJ, }
AprII Sth, 1917. {

>-Accept my sincere thahks for your
e4tention i'll sending me newspaper
tainlng accounts of the recent gIo-
~ achIcved by our army; victory
in our history, both in regard 10 the
lnber Of the contcnding armies, and
hsr of killed, wourdod. and prisoners.
32 great blow Mexico has received; !;
US previous victories were in ef!ec,
However will shake the nation 10 i:a
angular that Santa Anna, should have
tnttIc, or the 22i February-a dav
'si the affections of American soIdiery
'hIch our glorious independence was
Hhe memory of him who was "frsl
aust have moved the arm of every
II army, and in itself have rendered
y birth day impossible.
tion-can the American volunteer be
d in battle, in opch field fighting!
'swercd in the affirmative. At Mon
suIarS were insufficient force, to con-
Ipeat measure the movements of tho
and 10 IncIte tlcm to deeds of vaIor by
ID the recent baltic however the vUlnn-
10 (orcc-and on their action hung
teieat--Ihe regulars not being in suf-
to exercise Il controilng influence,
slcss with their splendid Iigh, artiI-
VI disciplined dragons, they did all
ald do o win the day.
OH has ere this, probably taken Vera
castIe-whcnco It is presumed he
on Mexico (Ihc city). Gent Taylor,
tsd, will prob1bIy call on Santa Anna
Potosl, and after exchanging military
s-procecd to nuke Il junction with
the lst July. If peace is not then
6egotatIon, our army viii certainly
Dntezrm,s halls" only hope they
''rTnn invitation - the bail to their
armS. whom adverse fate and the fiat
department doom to inaction-and
,pu9h not gIOri2ns one, of guarding
:. Very truly, yours.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24

nched Worth, who. deeply affected,
sr ord tis horse and visited the in
epts, Jas sincerely attached to this
;cer, not believe nc had an enemy
h biJerous other friends, in the army
iyil 1 erieve deeply The loss which the
lhy and society have sustained by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
MEDICAL. NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTORS STEVENSON & BROWN. hav-
ing associated the,ns elves in the nrnc,,cc
of dlsdicinc, Surgery. &c. most respectfully
tender their services TO the clizcns Of Van Buron
and Crawford county generally. Ia cases where
required, their undivided attention wifi bo sIyen
without additional charge.
Oticn at S'ovonson & Bells Drug Store.
Dec. 18th, lS4G.-I5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
1r z Qlartemls:er Sergnant Chief Mnscian and CG

l RgNrrAU
H mry umantGr
Am
IRE ~
% ~yr
himself buDyn nh,G
d dqr who's
JOHN H. H. FEICi nd
Ofer
ipHl lSI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
Palm Leaf Hats.

6SN DOZ Palm Leaf Hats, jus, rcceivcd
and for sale by
WALLACE g. WARD.
March 90 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In lie Crcuu Court Of said Coun,y at the Ftbrn-
rry Term, a. ID. 1917.
February 7th, 1917.
William NJ. Bennett, Joseph Bcnnct,)
and Frederick nIuuISuno,y. nIrI-
chants and partners III trade, trad
ing ard DONG business together as AssUMrsTT
such by under their partner : BY Ar
ship namr, style and firm of VIII | TAcHNENr.
liam NJ. Bennett & Co., PlaimVs.
rs.
John Griffith, Defendant.
A L this day came the said plaintiffs by attorney,
"A and it appearing TO the Courl here that the
order of publication made in this case at the last
Term of this Cour., has not been duly publshed
1t is therefore ordered by the Court here that the
said defendant be again notified by publication
that the said plaintiffs action is founded on book
account for divers goods, wares, merchandise.
and chattcls By the SAID plaintiffs and sold anu
delivered unto sad defendant. that the amount OF
the said plaintiffs demand is 1886 10 as sworn
10, that an attachment has issued against his
estate, and that unless he shall appear by himself
or attorney, or before tho third day OF the neX
term of this court, which will meet and be held
at the Courthouse. in the county aforesaid, on
tho first Monday of August, a. ID. IS47: and il
is further ordered by the Court here that a copy
of this order and notice be inserted for four week.
successfully in some newspaper printed in thi.
State, So tia! the las, insertion thereof be made
at least thirty days before the first day Of ,n
next Term of this court, and that this cause b.
continued until the next Term s. this court,
A true copy from the record,
mbers have adopted IA. McI.FAN Cz.rl
dga will be enatIed t6ss4w. Prs. fee, $40 2.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
DIED.

oh SUN OF January, 1917, his father $ residence
on 'he Main Fork OF White river, Washington county
Ark HoMAs JEFFERSON IRWIN in his 5th wear
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
MARInN. Aprll l3 1870.


i CIarke-l have just found leisure mo.
easch | devote 10 you, by giving a few
}odge Floyd is presiding over US, and
l4so You ire IS very well regarded hore.
L IPeUmPty and legally. All. Nilsson is
|A AwalkngarCund among the b'hoys like
= hfe' and Is putting ou, his feeIer touch
|Hps. can safely say that Bob SnIpes'
n dewn here. Ia fact the Judge had bet
osf. Inls Is not good news for you. "but
|n4k out. lhe war news down here is
great deal of excitement. | think
lN volunteer. The weather IS beautiful:
scafco-and plenty Of honey
bfneci.
nyIng the above were received the
I've substantial subscribers, for which
pondent will please accept our grateful
ments.
arRe--l am glad to see thai you have
editorial department of the In,elIi-
nope you will uSo your talent and
."e mat prpor what it once was, the
De"'pcfacy, and not the instrument
u"' u''o'''on. do this and you NAV
Will receive from tho Democracy of
county, an Undivided support. On
sh TO your town, | was aslon;shed n,
cement made there in the last wear.
ee and substantial brick. houses. occu.
'es' hase been erected IN that time the
"h'ch seem to be doing fine business
'merce line. ! understand il is in con .
10 build bridge across tho hrkans,s
az Buron, which when completed: will
"t ie commercial Importance Of ,b,,
y q i2i lnaEiI bly, be tho great .horov.s.
psouri to Texas. In The last lsv
''Has 20 ;7vn has sprnpg up a. if by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
NOTICE..

.HOllCk[.
IL persons indebted to Washbo1rne e. pryor.
y are hereby notified to make payment To MIR. c.
~ lry"r who alone authorized settle The buss.
rcss OF the corccrn
wAsHDOURNEk PRYOR
April 10, 1871.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24
SU MINER CLOTHING.

/ 80 received lot OF summer coats and pauts ri
- the latest style, which We will cell. :
'Gt' WILLIAMS s<fElislPs.
Van Burcn, April > lsl7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-24

JEREH. COLLINS.
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THE UNION.

Mr. TURNEY made remarks in favor of the
amendment
The question was then taken upon agreeing to the
amendment proposed by the senator from Rhode Island
MIR SIMMoNs,i and decided in the affirmative, fol-
lows:
YEASMessrs. Allen, Archer, Ashley, Atchison Ather-
ton Bagby Benton Breese Bright Butler, Cass Chalmers,
Dix Fairfield, Hannegan, Houston, Lewis, Mason Niles,
Rusk, Sewer, Simmons, Speigh, Turney, Woodbridge,
and Yulee-26.
NAYS-Messrs. Badger, Berrien, Calhoun, Cameron,
Ciley Thomas Clayton John M Clayton Corwin Crtten-
den Davis Dayon Evans Greene, Huntington, Jarnagin,
Mangum Miller Morehead, Pearce, Phelps, Uphani, Web
and Wescott--23.
So the amendment to the amendment agreed to.
The question then recurring upon concuTng in the
amendment amended
Mr. TURNKEY moved further to amend by striking out
50 for the IL months men, and inserting 100
After some remarks from Messrs. HANNEGAN, TUR-
NEY, BADGER, BRIGHT, and SEWER,
Mr. TURNKEY withdrew his amendment
Mr. HANNEGAN then moved to amend by inserting
in the Sd line for period of not less than IL months,
and by striking out the provso
After brief debate in which Messrs ALLEN, Sc
WEIR, HANNEGAN, MANGUM, BENTON, and BER-
RIEN took part
On motion,
The Senate adjourned.
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SALE OF NAVAL STORES.


Mr. l. E. HOLMES also submitted an amendment pro-
vidng hereafter that all moneys derived from the sales
of stores and other articles belonging TO the navy, shall
revert to the Appropriation from which such stores and
other articles originally purchased; which amend
ment was rejected
CAPTAIN JOHN pERcIvAL.
Mr. STANTON moved TO amend the bill, by inserting
an appropriation of ALI for pay of Capt John Perez
val Tor services as naturalist on board the frigate Son
sttuhon in her cruise oil 1874; which amendment was
rejected.
DUTY ON FREE ARTICLES.
Mr. PAYNE moved an amendment providing for duty
of 80 per cent ad yaorem all articles the Tree list
except coin and bullion; which was ruled out OF order
Sundry other amendments having been submitted and
rejected.
On motion of Mr. BAYLY, the committee rose and re-
ported the bill and amendments,
The previous question was demanded by Mr.. HAM
LIN, and ordered.
The amendments were then read by the Clerk.
MIR. MCKAY asked separate vote on the amendment
IN elaSn 70 esprit @hons Tor the navy ~,
preparations for dry docks.
klr. MCKAY asked separate vote on the approprla
ton for the repair OF Fort Severn and support OF the
The question being on concurring in the amendments
not excepted the said amendments were concurred in.
The question being on the amendment allowing CON-
mutation OF SIX cents per day in lieu OF the spirit raj IS
to those who may elect the same, the SAID
amendment concurred in, divsion--yeas "a,
nays 65.
The question recurring on the amendment making APP
preparations for drydocks the said amendment
Cured ln--yeas IS, nays ST.
! The question concurring in the amendment making
appropriation for Fort Severn being taken, the SAID
amendment concurred in.
The bill then ordered to be engossed, and the pre-
vious question being demanded, and ordered, the main
question ordered be put, and being put first upon
ordering the bill to third reading now was decided In
| the affirmative
The bill was then read third time, and the question
recurring: Shall it pass decided in the affirmative.
! So the bill passed
! Mr. HAMLIN moved reconsideration of the vote, by
which the naval appropriation bill had just been passed
and moved TO lay said motion the table; which
! ton agreed TO-
THANKS OF CONGRESS GENERAL TAYLOR.
Mr. COOKE moved suspension OF the rules, 10 ena-
BILE him To offer joint resolution, rendering the thanks
of Congress TO General Taylor his officers and army for
their gallant conduct in sorning Monterey; pending
which, motion to dioum prevailed, and
The House adjourned
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HossE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JAN, Is, rs4z

NlEssRs RIrcHIE & HISS; In the Union OF Saturday
10th inst, my name is published among the yeas and
nays taken in the House of Representatives, the Ore
gon bill The journal of the House shows, what is the
fact in this matter, that did not vete at all. | al
the time absent from the House To prevent any mis-
construction, you will please insert this note in the
Union
With great respect am, gentlemen, your obedient
servant, A. ID. SIMS.
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BY a. GREEN, .axcftonaer,

WATCHES GOLD PENS, GOLD PENCILS,
w breastpins Nc auction.On Saturday, the Both
instant, shall sell my auction room, doors Of
Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, at hafpast 3ocook
p. m, excellent assortment Of
God and silver lever and epine watches.
Gold pencil eases and gold pens.
Gold breastpins and finger rings.
The above described articles are all OF superior quality
and any person purchasing will have the privilege
ing them ifhey do come up to the Recommendation
given
Jan 29-lt A GREEN, Auctioneer
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FAMINE IN IRELAND.


OFFICE, l6, urrER SAoKvuLE STREET, DUBLIN,
December IL, 1876.
ry being reorganization of the association formed du
ring the period of famine in the west OF IRELAND, in 1881
PATRONS
The Duke of Manchester, Lord George Hill,
Marquis of Downshire, The Hon Somerset Maxwell,
The Earl OF Devon Inc lion 1 Ya uoIe,
The Earl of Roden, The Hon Ihos. Vesey, NJ Pi
The Visconnt Lorton Geo. A. Hamilton, esq. NJ. p
Lord Farnham Edward Grogan. esq, NJ. p,
TRUSTEES.
The Earl OF Roden, Lord George HUI,
The Viscount I,orton. Geo. A. Hamilton, esq NJ p
Lord Fanhani William ID. Latouche, esq
COMMITTEE
Major Adams. Henry C. IIore, esq,
RicInni Innit esq w D. Hull, esq,
Alexander Rove ESQ Sir John X. James, Bart
Henry Br,yley esq William d. Latouche, esq,
Richard Cane esd Philip ]. Marjorbanks, ESQ
w III Carroll esd Thomas Parien, esq.,
William Ellington, esq, William Irail, esq,
Robert II. Guinness, esq, Robert w ison, esq
X, ). Guinness, esq,
HONORARY SECRETARIES.
ord George Hill Rev. c. III. Mnchin
Sir Edmund Waller, Bart. Henry John Porter, esq.
TREASURES
Messrs. Laiouche Il Co., Dublin
The committees feeling deeply the increasing Of
desution which each post announces would again appeal
to public benevolence, and submit brief statement their
proceedings up to the present date 80
schooner laden with meal, Tor the supply OF Westpou
and tat extensive district, has reached is destination
The expense of this cargo, exclusive OF freight amounts
second schooner despatched last week TO Kbegs.
with cargo omea whence portions OF vii be convey
ca 10y levs g, al d No. ,,l he s,lm.,le ala J
~ ,i Of r. nas, g,a,rI whose services nj the nyes
80 l, " 10 IS hi,hIy annreca,cd The az
en Of mi, saqao e se U Fl e to M
ta6 X Tiese caracs re- 10 be sold nj n rate somewhat
under first cost except peculiar cases where may be
necessary that gratuitous aid should be afforded
Several grants for the purchase OF provisions amounting
70 Ii'o' -, oui' nav. H. Ioa' rso,roas aann,
ees M !, ili, a;, u,;asi''7' ~ w ~ '
"9. VIC 81 aa,n h ,,a,,.J in ,olar. oe :. I,.
oPWaos Vi ~.l' -; =, ,pp,n,in, ,,e ssabi s,,nan,
s w "a ~, npni,,ee ba W rssived ,nan
gra.ilynig i i d , IN ms J
couIase .ie r W 1850 49, eoi,i,> as 76ay ,ra cn
pilleit u 'l 'o,i % so,,, mn, necasa
eiiiocu i,.t ',s. ,;i $50 ~ H. ,;as 10. Nv. lrd.J
fiiy y = r G l,;h h @ I ben olad .,
me aiiouht "a u s,a rs Wa ho,.,e, ,l,ay cnn,p
.heii disposal y ao,1ao nos ,,s;n aiu, ca
,hs sum WIN 'e m.huio , . ,h ,v ar ,ur,a
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Notice to Tax-Fayers.

CoLLEcToKs OFFICE, Cry HALL. Jan. 26, 1871.
A DEDUCTION OF ten per cent. will be allowed upon all
"A bills for the year 1876 which shall be paid at
this office before the first day of March. The col
lector is prepared to deliver bills nj the Office
Notice is further given, that all payments required to
be made in current money. excluding foreign and indvid.
ua notes A. ROTHWEl.L Collector.
Jan 2g-2awtIMar.if
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for repairs Of and the support of the naval school at Fort
Severn, Annapolis which amendment was agreed to-
NAVAL STORES.
Mr. l. Z. HOLMES also moved an Appropriation OF
$40 900 for the purchase of lot New Orleans,
for depot for coal and other naval stores which