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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22
Late from Mexico.

The Picayune has papers from the city Of Mer
leo up to the 9Th March. From these it az
pears that the presence Of Santa Anna alone n
the city Of Mexico was sufficient to pu, stop II
the revolutionary acts which were in PraTeS
there. From San Luis 10 the capital, it is sail
his progress was triumphal. lie continual! mi
delegations frum Congress sent Out to propilaR
him. Addresses from the different States wen
presented 10 him Oh his route. He arrived ni@
immediate vicinity ofthc capital on the GOTH IN
the I'D he took the oath Of office as President q
the Republic at the city Of Guadalupe dc hd''
go. The afternoon Of the following day he Cd
tered the city Of Mexico with great pomp aud =
lcmnity. 4 Tt Dfam was sung in the mctroPH
Titan church, where he received the icicia'I0Hi
Of the authorities and corporations.
The inaugural address Of Santa Anna is Pu'
lishe,l, in which he says that he enters upon '''
discharge Of the duties Of the Supreme Mas''''
cy because he saw that il was the sole T5'
means Of terminating the disturbances oil the ca
pital, and because h. believed he would thus ~
able to facilitate the prosecution of the war o.'
to save tho independence and honor oil McKee,
The Cabinet Of Santa Anna is compo'"
follows: ID. Mariana Otcro, Minister OF fo''.
Affairs; d. Juan Rondcro, of the Treasury
Francisco suarvey Triarte. of Justice anu T.
Jose Ignacio Gutierrez, of War.
The Priest party, as offering in greater ''".
dance the elements of stability to his sway
said to be in high favor with Santa Anna '
mcdiatcly upon his inauguration be p'Ol'''""
address TO his countrymen which brea'hc' y,
rit Of determined hostility to the Amcr'ca'S'
exhorts them 10 cease their intestine COM"
tons. and 10 unite heartily for the eNPu''''' ''
the soil Of the common enemy. lie al''"'r''
provided he is properly seconded by the P''F',
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22
Patience ayp

fdentiy eApeciel o. 90 q pap-, Y, ~.
weeks Rec0nls, @ad adjusted our E,up a =.
usual size, We have been dosmsI Ia an,sl., =
appointment. 4 number q wagons hare .n;,,a
from Petersburg, bur none u IL. m Loaded q, =
We Erli litae Inclined. therefore. % murnn, :,
our forwarding agents; bur IS We have paper q
: small siae on hand, We determined "a A =.
bsss we cOull in our PRESENT difficulties. and :,
an example Of pafisass Tor our sul.scri.ers. VIII,
Ne dauta not viii he eheerfully followed u,,.,
the circumstances. For the purpose II erouds,
in the m,~i important items Of news from II.
War. We have lcA on, other interesting matte,
already in type.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22
Grange PreShYtery.-Tf

Grange PreSbYtery.-This body hell
its Spring session in Milton Ia, week, and gre.,
deal Of important business was taansaeled. |,
viii he encouraging 10 christians to lcarn Ia,
oae young nau was Onliinel As an Evangeg,,
by the Preshyiery, two were Ecensel to pvears
the Gospel, and three were received under Ii,
care Of Presb!iery To he educated ior the Mini.
try.
The citizens Of Milton seemed 20 sic with eacl
other in acts Of hospitality AMI kindness toward
the visitors. Having an abundance Of the goo.
gifts Of Providence, they know how to dspeaz
them with liberal hand. May their kiDlnes. h
the Preshyicy be repaid fOurio!d into their ca
bOsOms in spiritual gifts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

n. q. yOiuntcers.-A letter from one 1
the Caswell volunteers TO his brother III this Pact
dated Brazos Santiago, March 25,h, states dlE
they had fine passage out, bat tia, the wssd
came ncai being los, near the Florida Keys lAs
ins eama within sixty fee, Of large rock bsioa
it was discovered. This letter, We rsgre, to STAT,
mentions The death Of Mr.. Jaxrs II. MItra. 4
company r., from casweII county. There ven
no other items Of news. This company tIpc.
ed 10 join Gen, TaylOV's command, and were al
ticipaiing march TO san Luis Po,os whea
they would have some shot work"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

New yOrk.-Thc charter sleetons IN ID
city Of New York. Brooklyn, AIhHhy sad VI
liamsburg have resulted in favor Of the Whis
Brady's (whig) majority for Mayor Of tie CT
Of New York is put down a, 1875.
The Wings have also triumphcd in the cha.
ter election in Newark. New Jersey.
They have also caHicd the city Of Anguss
(Ga.) by a majority Of upwards Of hundei
votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

U The proceedings Of the Democratic Dis
irici Convention have conc To hand in an Hn,n
from the olIice Of the 0xiorl News, but were rc
ccived too late for this number. They shall a.
pear next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

Maple su5a-.-The product of maple
sugar IN 1916. in the Uniiei States, is es-
tlmated,ohave reached % .o0o. 600 pounds,
quantity exceeding the whole amount oil
sugar consumed by Portugal, and neatly
equalling the consumption in Sweden,
Norway and Denmark together.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22

The more honesty man has, the less
nc affects the air Of a saint: the uSrcfa-
tioa OF sanc,ty is blotch on the face of
piety.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
DIR. BEACH'S PRACTICE l. MEDICINES.

w. kANDOLPh N CO., Booksellers, Sta
- uoeer. Bookbisdc and Music Dealers. 49, Main street.
mond Agents the a of BOOK
denes rhs following are the retail prices liberal deouu,
made TO Physicians. Merchants and others who buy guam
uues-
American Practice OF PANTY Physician being ssienSc
System % Medicine on Vegetable prnep
-eme'aens the character symptoms. and
Beach. NJ d. VIII. 900 sssravins.;-prlss $500 "
The .ames a'c. and prices OF the Medicines. follows
sPI,'nE Of blood pain brea.I Ae-7Se
Pulmonary syup-i,S0
for serofs Salt Rheum. seah head Rheumsi Meeua
syph','e and erur'vs sseaswh,e s~ens.
'als s,. and al ss.,ns0o , al
Restorative wias Bs-GOr nervous complaints. general
Powder. to make Biucr-so
Pile Eeeaa'y-or BemOnheid. Pe.-an Internal and
Neauatns MIXTURE and cholera Nor
bu, y'eh'ery darhea Summer
children induced by ,seihns OF dentiloa-S0
fevsr and Asue Po~de'-for Intermittent BiOu.
uiaphoteue Fewer rowder-Gor Inaamma
tory d-case.-So
piueue Dtops-nr Gravel and for Kidney.
for ey,tius hemauria, and all urinary diseascs-so
Anu Biou. Family rhy,ea complete substitute Mercury
In all di--ases-2S
&e-2S
HePa'ie, OF Liver rin,-6r all Liver complaint,
Rheumatic qud-fOt Rheumatism. .prans Spinal Irritation
"a,s swelling; ssne IN the aee anil breasts. raay-'-.o
sndorhe Tneturr Sweating Dop.-fo colds. fever.
inamniation. peursy neuralgia bilious gravel
worm ro~de-to pn tape and common worms. and also for
all diseases arising nom ~o'm.-so
Cough ps-fo cok coughs. bronchitis. pain ushtnes-
Nervou, Pns-Gor Neuralgia all Dervou. di.ea.e.-as
Neseae'e Anu Bilious r'-o' all b'ay dca'e. eo-ve.es
Anu py.pepue and Tonic Dyspepsia OF Indigestion
Haenai coVcnes' Aedy OF the Stomach, heartburn, pain
the breast and side, dizziness
Cough pops-'or colds coughs. structure OF lungs. snam
luans Pasisrfot Inflammation
erna Organs SPINAL Diseases Deafness, Di..ine.- Ae-so
fcmale Pisfor choTs, and other complains-5O
Caarrh fowder-o' eaiArrh and all distractions head
AntIynr Piu.-fo, Cramp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
ters articles $1,000 '''e-'o' AiA
Class Of the best quality srIO to esIao Wholesale
Mh Lead hard to beat in Kegs from 2S 500 lbs
Inc ABOVE articles OF selection
ouhuy genlemen would do and examine these
goods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
Nert door tot RIeh BAn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
RESI- ARRIVAL OF SPRING
GOODS.
MAY 9Ist, ISl7!

GAY, mATHEwS Il co. have this dav re.
~ ecivcd by Adams Co, Express, York
general OF the Fancy
ing the last week BY Mr. Gay person.
Pottaons at prices quite below those asked good,
earlier period OF the
In their Fancy and Dress Goods Department be found
Handsome Silk Grenadines Plaid Zspyrnes.
Printed Satn and Plaid Bauage, Summer
hoes oEahdy Fol an PomRadoes satin Quadnr
black Plaid aud Rich saun figured hmue Silks Embroidered
Normandy Linen Robes plain ana striped Normandy Linen.
Ladies travelling Dresses Swis Musn dotted
mbourtd IN white and eolors plaid French Eng
Gtnghlm handsome French Capes and Chem
settles French Cos Canton Grape and Beage shaw and
plain open worried and silk clicked white and brown
with all the additional variety pe,en
maBds Of Fashion.
In their Staple Department will be found
OF nscful and desirable goods. nv 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
Gum-EIastic ReItiuv,

WE have received nom the mandatory further
Gyss E4st Beiti-g FOR driving machinery every
warranted not to strcch pun-ys
perfect equality Of width thickness TINS supply
render. meat Of from N iaeh is wide
We ha,, snail supply OF GOOdyears Packing
and JOINS which pronounced by sinful
Engineer TO be TO all other articles u.d or Pupo-e
WILLIAMS q HANAtI.
AFen ts forth Ma etut.t,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
E'OR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

E'Uh oALt UN TIE U5UAL TEkM5-
- American PRINTS
French co. almost vsuffy
English
LAWNS, seyrfai cases 81 very handsome styles
GlNGhAhS French, Scotch and German
Herman. Roles
rDDIre Bf1cha
CAhBEiCH. Pad, urfpcd and yIlin
MUSLIN kpbEr. cold srd white atd enlf1d
Pancy Ifess Hitn Ehiv's and -cans
tLfIHs for C1afs and rantl10ns, To- great variety
Casino -. Ganbfr ons and TWesfs
Vs't me- boz Mar aHlss. Linen ani rib 1nd Wool
hecf udff ard rfans fOf gentlemen. DO usat yarsty
HaH Hoe Ianfn ani rot01 'ahte brown ard rordI
ria and cotton nfsfs very rw af ufIasfne
LlNEhf-lfh L.nan1 --4fei from gsfsH r4f frst
rh1p article Tor gnrfI.uisus Hhrs
B0un Duff, even qIIIfy
~. a. and - brown and Trasr Iifsn. VEN rbr-r
Iowias a. burIaps, sfasb ami IlHf Jo,hs
Kentitrs. Linrn q nisfs
Blk anl cord THREADS OF even bind
The STOCK sven large nld varied and vii b. ofsfrd ysfy NV
nh ~ ~ 10 LONDDN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
400 PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS

WEBB, BACON IL CO. OFFER FOR SALE
w i93 hid. Porto Rico
20 do Cuba Muscovado
do st Cro.
60 do lew Orleans 1suGAk
100 packages LOAF, crushed, and powdered
wool'eys, siuarts and Loverings
J 6 e: s; S,:.:: Trinidad
3s5 bag. Rio
200 do Iasuayra
IS do 81 Domingo ,o,,r
100 do Java lCoffEk =.
so do Maraeaibo
50 do and ~ bbs p. Rico
40 bags Pepper
do Pmento
I eask Cloves
50 boxes Oranges
Boxes Raisins
100 boxes Sperm
DO Adamaniine .
DO Talow 1CANDLEs
so DO and half boxes Huurs Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
80 Pseks' GunPOwder and Imperial part superior
20 do Powehong do TEAS
500 sides Sole Leather, various quaitie.
Bales shoe Thread
1000 ksg, Nails and Bnds
tons Clustered Steel
500 saeks Liverpool Blows Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grindstones
500 terees Lime
2 half half pipes pTs Madsra WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 bills Tanners' OIL
10 do Lamp do
100 bbls North Carolina Gross IIeuns.
Barrels do
Nos I and Maekerrl, in whole, half and or bbl.
Barrels Tar; Rice
as don Painted Buckets
so don Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent nd Buck Shot
Bar Lead; Duponts Gunpowder sApetre ops indigo Mad
der Ground LoEwuod CoppeaS; Alum Chocolate Bruma wr
Cotion Yarns Lamp wics Wrapping Irvine Window en-.
and lOrlS; Manufactured Tobacco. &C. NH "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
Pianos. Pianos.

PURCHASERS OF PIANO FORTES are
respectfully informed that they
ments Al extremely low prices ~ the of the subscriber The
which he
by wofmen n experience who know their business Win regard
TO durability II wofkmanp aud beauty of finish these Pianos
warranted equal to any made IN this country.
Lgntss and elasticity of touch, and equality and sweetness OF
ons throughout marked pecuanes Of the oeed
for sale BY the subscriber.
Owing "a arrangement effected with the Manufacturers the
subscriber enabled fufnh splendid n
Brios than they
Yort and sqnai any
the Union. WI. T.. MONTAGUE,
Dealer Pianos and Mrsica general No
my f6f Main street. Of the Golden Tyre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
- the ubseribers under the style Of
r. & J. $. JAMES a. Co. Of Richmond, and
EDWIN JAMES & Co, Of Petersburg,
Il this day dissolved Each partner authorized the
Of ta % and thereby bind both OF purpose wind
business. pane for purpose Of
accepting endorsing either or the said late r
continuing the accommodation giving
The outstanding debt which
existence OF the firms which have been
be collected without unreasonable delay We
therefore, that debtors pay
ell and give satisfactory for such portions
debt they discharge. We Law
AZ possible FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

MAY l3rH-SECOND SUPPLY.
" are this day receiving by Adams Cos Express, our
w second supply OF SPnng Goods comprising
many new and superior styles OF Rich elegant goods
such
Grenadines
Phil de ChayeTs ,,,,,
SRIony and 0'Lno
Fouafd
sk Tissues
Silk and Kid Gloves
Prints Of styles
Bersges, BalzorInez, Linen Cambria
Linen Cambries. do Lawns
Paris Ptinted Jaeonetts, Striped Muslns
htts aud Hose1, Cnpe Shawis, a., &c. together with
every article In the Dry Goods line which offering unuu
ally low Ca and eIamine before
BlNFORD a FRY
my l3 No lI5, Eagle squArs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor OF this NEW and beautiful pre-
pArsuon confidently recommends the word
for mparng beautiful son and glossy appearance TO the Hair
promoting its grow h. and preventing It's falling out
DIR. JACKSON'S BALSAMlC ELIAlR,
For Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH.
md PURIFFLSG THE BRE5TH
This article will he found invaluable, where
persons SUBJECT son Swelling Bleeding Gu-for whiten
giving the Te1 preserving them b.
essng deeafoT rendering delicious freshness the
the odour from bad Teeh-the bad breath Of
sskers dorteed stimaeh This excel
and BalSame which implicit reliance be
placed has the approval Of the respectable Ply
and Dentists both Europe and tn United STATES
FoI by DuvA Purcell DuVa, r. Johnston, J. P Du
Co. H. : NJ Zaetfsson. A. Leslie A Bo
decker Bro, Rirhsld; Sposood Robertson c. Corling
Co PssbErFi T. &. Breeden, Hfzeh; J. Cooke, Froaeek
and by al the principal Druggists through the L. = OF
r. y @. A Wright Sole Agents for the T. =, Philadelphia
26-u
NASH FOR RAGs-Tbe FRANKLIN Manufacturing Company
~ Intending extend their Of Paper, will
sSsh the hghespee for and linen Rags white eooured
Country Merchants forward parcels Of the Iubse
ksT who uilTsmitplynente s he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
SuperintendentF rankin Ma Comply.
MAY N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
BEACHs sUDORIFIC TINCTuRE OR SWEAT
ING DROPS

This - of the CREATEsr DIsCOVERIEs In medicine.
such ' uneqnllsi power producing FREE PER5FIRATGON
thus throwing % a. The most violent colds coughs
hammauDn' and The speedy and Gravel
chsc fcufe 81 ne ueth ercrueaunE pains To- any part
Of iha hpy The medicine 10 valued ABOVE PRICE BY
miles acquai1ed with IT, and particularly ~ physicians
who use b. n their pfactc" Il needs Only be
highly esteemed ard BY being used The any
fuiiu aui violent attack az WOULD NIP THE WORST AND
MOST DANGEROUS DisEAsE5 IN THE BUD. No family or
pbacan wood te without this unfpasrd remedy oy but
pfLruenIl INV u mat maL. Nane and anlrarR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
SELECTIONS FROM NASH & WOOD
HOUSES STOCK OF
THEOLOGICAL, BOOKS.

GHNlIE Christian MinSry, with Inquiry Causes u ~
u insfccncy by the Rev Charles Bridges
documentary of Saint raus Bpisue Ia the Galatians ~ Mar
tin Luther
Lectures Ep'e Of Paul the Apostle to the Romans BY
Thomas Chalmers, u u
Church NJ Dscourses the True Com
pfehension Church exhibited mainly the Holy Scrip
by John = Stone - N
Christ the Cross Exposition N the Twenty SECOND Palm
by the Rev John Stevenson
Essays IN Church of god BY John Mason. n
The Lord Shepherd Exposition of the Twenty Third
Psaim BY the Rev John Hevenon
Lectures on Law and Che Gospel. by = n Tynr n u
Miraculous and Internal Evidences Chstsn Re-
son, the Authority Of m Reeords. by Th7mis Chalmers
Essays EPisc0pacy, BY John Mason. n u
Missionary Labours aud Scenes Africa BY Robert
Mohti. Missionary
Psnary Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures BY gaussen
new Exposition 81 the Apocalypse. BY David Lord
Lectures Young Men, important subjects BY Hen
~ w Bceeber Twelve College sermons
The Com Of Lord Key the Boot ~ Revelation ~
Rev James ". Macdonald
The Practical Doctrine hposoeai etannsd
with a dclncaon the High Church System; By Rev. ~ A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

Clothing nj 90 per Cent. less than any other
store In Town. Rt the New York Store, IS.
Main 81, Corner OF Exchange Bank, Rich-
mond. Va.
HAVING purchased at the North n large lot
IL Il OF READY MADE CLOTHING peremptory Auction
Sales sell 30 per prices The
following u,t received,
fromS to
CLOTH DRESs COATS $50 u $40
Pine French Cloth 1850 10
Summer Pants to- So
Cashmere and Cloth Pant" $50 to $3.50
Fancy 7Se to $3.50
Summer Coats s5e to sl,SO
Blk Skeneton Sack Goats so $3.50
ALSO-Shrts Collars FLEETS Cheap
Cash Clothing Store 5s Main Street Corner OF ErrhAsge Bans
Richmond. Va. nv Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Received May ISM.
MTE rawntwcd dt,c.t f..u. ~

RecoiUed May ISM.
WE have Just received direct from New
w YORK
~ rant eoioufed Needle work Swiss Muains
% Eunb'd Swiss and Tafon Dresses. al colou
Super Pointed Iacorets, summer styles
Rich Satin Plaid fsabela DE Sole
do Plaid Grenadines and silk Tissues
Ppendh Bfocade Shks
tirht CameroH do
French Barcsrs ~ the --latest styles
Pan Nh AID satn striped Suka
Fatn stripe waiefsd do
nfgaudIe huslns and Lawns very cheap
French and Muslin CinRhams
Every uylo u Mourning goods
Black Hermann Shawis
IN md Fancy Hernah seans
White Embroidered Cfapc ahawis narege HhaEis
super Marches and Coried Skirts
Grass Shirts Bonnet Ribbons
Also, fun assortment Fancy Prints Of new styles ~ ~
tnsr below prices Strangers visiting
the city requested 10 call and examine stock.
WARREN, FARIs5 brown,
nv 20 No ps, Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
3EACH'5 COUGH Pills.

Those Fs nksn NJ ts of any elton of
90 1rEs. moat bronchial tubes would FAVE THOUSANDS
PROM tpNbt MILTON. BRONCHITIS. PLEURisY and OIL er
c.afss ~ us eheu They relieve structure iunr ugh
nfs NJ ihf rhr pOoe rrp"cofaiyn the
restore ODE rtsnshie perpuf0n, and almost immediate
n ac uteH n COiDs COUGHS and symptoms
.YH M from q Pr ALTON oo, y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
STATE OF MLETLsSp,

NIETLsNn,
BALTtNnEE CyTT,
Re remembers that tins 2d January l54S before
the subscriber Justice of The Pes and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Benedict u Green
oath 'he Hoy Evange Of Almighty God
facts 81 forth IN the above Jus,
stated Sworn before JESSE CLOUD, }. p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
BEACfrs NEUTRALIZING MIXTURE.

This medicine BE- MOTT nigHLY PRICED for cure N by
EMERY fhora Nobus Ch0iers infiutun summer Complaint
n rhi den Dauhfea N this
rfsa o. 1edy I.b been GEyERAL Usg snd UyFAif.
ING EFFICACY bundeds ani thousands n fmio' hey
htVe ~ nominated d n thslf arcod 10 f.snruh ore
~ m p0mpt and thorough ~ bowel chfen al
rg tom ethng md other its ~, upon
M gpng Paia fainng md fefiessncss However
lent ne complaint acu chronic In perons of a aEcs vii
prove, ~ IL ever has proved. sovereign remedy
BEACHS DiAPHORETtC OR FEVER POWDERS.
These far ne essbtsd Dover Powder employed BY
levers and powders q te They
OVERCOME THE MOTT RIGID STRUCTURE AND DRYEEss
Of TIE SKIN dafng fever lnhlmatory diseases and
On ssne psrpHaon quiet state ~ the with relief
he general yssm This superior and invsuabs medf
ALL FEvERs AND IEFLAHnhTIONs. as Pleurisy
uinsy PssumObia, add IN sl Of ehins and fever
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27

ten years above mentioned; and it is agreed. tina,
after the expiration OF the twelve months Of pro.
longation accorded on both sides, this treaty and
all its stipuiations shall cease to be in force.
ART. ~. This treaty shall be ratified and the
rauhcations shall be exchanged at Washington,
within the termof six months after its date. OF
sooner if possible; and the treaty shall be nut in
execution within the term of twelve months.
In faith whereof, the respective plepipotenti-
aries have signedthe present treaty, in duplicate
and have affixed thereto their seals. Brussels
the tenth OF November, eighteen hundred and
forty-fye.
L. 81 THos. G. CLEMSON.
l.. $. A. DEcHAMps.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly rat
flied on both parts, and the respective rafifca-
.lons OF 'he Same We're exchanged at Washing
eight hundred and forty -six by Sames Buchanan.
Secretary of State of the United States. and NJ
A. Beauleu. Minister Resident of his Majesty.
the King of the Belgiars to the Government OF
the United States, on the part of their respective
Governments
Now, THEREFORE, BE IT KNOWN, that L.
JAMES X. POLK, President Of the United
States of America, have caused the said treaty
to be made public, to The end that the same and
every clause and article thereof may be observ-
ed and fulfilled with good faith " the United
States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand, and caused tie seal of the United States
to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, This thirty
first day of March, in the year Of cur
Lerd, one thousand eight hundred and
lsEAL.i forty sax, and of the independence of
the United States, the SEVENTEEN.
JAMES X. POLK
By the President:
N. P. TRrsr, Acting Secretary of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
REPORT

Of the Committee on Internal Improvements
made By DR.. J.4.NES DAVIS, Chair.
man, to the Senate, January l4h, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
ACTS OF THE TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS

ACTS OF THE TWENTI-NINIi UUNUhEoS
OF THE UNITED STsTES,
Passed at The first session, Q,hsch s'as be-
gun and held in The City Of Washington,
in the District Of Columbia; on Monday,
the first day Of December, .tone tho,lsnni
eight hundred aud forty fee.
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tanned from the proper authority. Our &C.
ceptance Of the grant, ESQ called, under
the construction that it is embraced in the
proviso Of the 9Th section of the act Of
Sept. 4th, lS4l, would be simply an assent
to diversion Of the means set apart as
the permanent basis of State Common
School fund, to the purpose Of internal inn
provements The General Assembly
could not, with fidelity to the Constitution
and due regard for the best interests Of
the State, take a step which would so ser;-
ously impair our prospective Common
School fund; and for this reason our ac-
ceptance OF the grant was made conditi.
oiial. A recent decision made by the
Secretary of the Treasury Is in s.-:.. -
cordance with the condition of our ac-
ceptance, as will be seen by the following
letter from that officer to the acting Com
missioner of the General Land Office,
which must efiectually remove al! doubt
upon the subject, and put the question as
to the character Of this grant forever at
rest: ...a
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TREATY WITH BELGIUM, OF COMMERCE AND
NAVIGATION, CONCLUDED NOVEMBER 10, 1916.