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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

TAYLOR IS. CLAY-We learn from the Alabama
Renor,sr hsi Of the Wing papers in that State there Tor
Clay s-yiz Mobile Advertiser, Eutsw W Euia4a
shield sumter County Wig Macon hepuohean,
.Nsrton Review. wilcox Banner, Aabtne Reporter
- Tor TAYLOR 7-yiE. 'Alabsms Journal Hayneyile
cbr,niels Southern Adsocae, southern Patriot Sci.
ma Repor,er 'Pickens Republican, Iu'SAoo'a Monitor
LAKE ERE-The steamer nited states which
"a goa.o on the sh srrived AZ Cleveland on the even
- - 49, OH She encountered ice durng most OF ne
an bot non. of suSoedt siIsngth 70 maiefially lmpeoe
- SIZE left Cleveland for Detroit on The morn
Lel - 10Th but encountered much lee that she .
10 return Its doubtful whether sic VIII saeoeea
III ss'''Ae Albany Evening journal
CotIycroR AT LYoSs We understand that
PbflinN DsZeps who Apo nted Collector OF oanal
nj a. LYONS has resigned end that James naloia ns'
- scno5;nt.s by The Csua Board - MI The vacancy
Oesh 'PP''-''N - Albany Evening Joufns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

f'r TIE lr1 me.
II The following memorial tells rs own story
as % The manner IN which matter Of public importance
has been kept back from discussion ia the Board 81 A.
lermen AZ i.s las. meeting tbs memorial very respect
ably and nanerolsy 60. presented and consigned
70 the tomb OF re Capue,s by oeag referred 10 the
same Committee Itlss little remarkable that The re-
porers should have entirely omitted an mention Of this
fact To prevent however the entire suppression Of al
discussion Of tho question whether he practice q drv
Ing catue through the City thocughfes shall be longer
tolerated the pablo Is Informed TIA. petitions against
this nuisance will be circulated FOX snsgrcs and viii be
found in mos. pn5c places. Citizens who are In asor o.
the reform are requested to syn.
IL he Common Conacil Of fis Ciy 81 Ma York.
The underisued would respectfully represent that ~
the month Of June last c1mmuuicauon made BY the
Honorable MAy your body recommending INST aw
should passed prob BIZ the driving Of Groves o aide
through Of this City Ia she daytime ana siso
prevent or diminish the evils which result from carrying
on the business of aughterius Cattle IA he populQus
PARTS OF the CITY, and In the midst of owetrg houses
That the unders COED hayirg been long Impressed with
the great Inconvenience ~ she practices aoded o. hailed
with great satisfaction the movement made y the Chief
Magistrate OF the Cfy ard hoped that would eyeptdste
IN the reformation Of these evils That the message was
referred 10 Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen, com
posed OF Aldermen Crouus Dodge aud IappAn-
The unders would farther represent iht heY nave
Ia vain looked for report from the SAID committee and
being under the conviction that measures 80 We'll
calculated promote the comfort and health OF ih- com.
mgnity ought 20 Tece We the attention Of he municipal
councils, they would repeatedly request tnat report
Pc called FOR from the sad Committee, OF that law De-
introduced iut1 the Common Council which slaI carry
into effect tho recommeu0 ations of the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURES.
MoRslyG REPORT.

sESAIE.--.AtBANY, FEB. Ill +. NJ
Sir LAwRENcE reported adversely D the peti
ton Of the Albany and Weet Stockbu5ge Railr0sd
Company that the road bed Of the Hudson and
Berkshire Company used b. them may be release
from the State mortgage on Hudson road
Mr. HALL reported bill making appropriation
% the Prison Association Of New York.
Mr. WILLIAMS introduced a resolution that the
Judiciary Committee report a 5Iii authorizing jus
tees OF the Peace % issue warrants FOR the removal
OF non.psying tenants. Agreed 20.
The bin 70 reduce the capital Of Equitable lnsur
ance Companies was passed.
ASSEMBLY.
NJ Cox reported a bill fixing the term Of the Of
fee Of County Treasurer and providing for their
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
New.Hnyen Whig Convention.

The Convention Of the Wings Of New'Hsv
County to nominate a candidate for Sheriff assem-
bled yesterday. LEANDER PARNALEE, ESQ. was
the choice of the Convention. The following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
Resolred That We spproye the call OF National Con-
venton for the nomination Of Presidential candidate TO
be held AZ Independence Hail. in the city OF Fhiadephs
on the sth ofJune next and that our h'si eno'e Is i
HENRY CLAY Of Kentucky.
Resorsi That we will chcerfslly ior win our iel'o~-
citizens u the state Of the Union, IN supporting me nom
inasn q said Convention and lend our Aie ~ s's IN
interests OF the nation. ~, -
R,solued That while we honor The bravery o. ou'
troops the ability Of commanders, ana "oH'a IA o's
~ ssy sustain s honor Of our country, We cannot re-
cognze any despoiic power In the National Executive
zhd approve the vote o. Representatives. C1nsess
that the present war with Mexico IS unnecessary Au u
jas and that all proper means should DC Aaepe1 ~ os
Il 10 speedy termination without any farther waste Of
b,oot and treasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
By Telegragh to TIC Tri5uns.
Steamboat Lost.

AiAAahNhanf iAlf DO
The steamer Anglo S0r0u Of Pittsburgh, bound
for New Orleans struck snGg about 90 miles be
low s. Louis and went down. The boat is total
loss The cargo was partly saved 10 damaged
state. No lives lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
Appointments by the Governor and senate

Acknowledges 5. Nye % Angeles, and william
L.peworhv oh Genesee 70 be Commissioners for iosn,
inz certain 5nev. Of the L. States vice William y Ansen
aud Jacob b Hughes, terms expired A.,
DELAwARE-Audrcw GIlchfist Of CoriIsht sha A. eN'
.rder Ale Of Delhi Commissioners for loaning certain
moneys Of The L. states. vice Thompson Paine snd George
Sturses. te' cN pred. =. ~,
WSoNlNc-Joha Wider Of Warsaw, sad Marvin Trail
Of Pike be Commissioners for losning certain moneys
Of the L. states In place Of Joel smith and ira Il ta
terms expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

CENTRAL LAWS The general bill Tor the nc Or
por.uon Of Gas Light Companies i no~ Dsiis -ns u
sr f,r Ia. ,iep.ture Ia important 10 TINS thA x
ill enable DE several cities "a the stat7 orsliou q
f,rmirs ,uch associations 20 do - tnout IesoItns y
s,itips hi, law or special enactnents, ioi ssTsfs1
wears lN4~a-J A-''-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
x1oo REwARD.-Lo,, on Mond,y. Feb. u,

xluO REWARD on Monday. FEB. -. Dc.
pc .et book containing As follows john Ihempsons
eteok on Mech Bsuslg Associstion, dated FEB -,
1919 fr Joseph Fu'lefs check on the North RIVER
Bank dated Feb -. lGi8 for 50 betrsnfs ehees on
hs Butch aus Drover. Rsns dated Feb - lsis for se
Three notes two II OO esch Que % II Oa d.'ed feo
a. 1885, drawn b. Jacob Reed, 10 the order " and en-
dorsed by David Reed payable IN ono year win inter
est Aso about $500 10 bank bills All rersoaf are here.
by forbid receiving o. negotiating the above paper Any
information ning the will Do received Dy ~.
cob K Hesd, 20 West Eighteenth-st ~ Lewis ~ hss'
~. 90 MAllst bVi "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

DREADFUL MURDER on the night OF the "a
Inst white nsInsd George saunders stobbed NiiafH
Day, co1red men, we'll known In Nlcksburs as an excel
lent performer the olAropet IL appears that they were
both the cabin door Of tho steamboat en- Va
via lying the Ncssbarg lar ding and that Saunders got
up In the ght and stabbed the With
that be died Immediately. The murderer, II Is SAD
was lAbOIins under pofu, which, ia cur opinion
tho Nag forms not the shadow u ioE
the deco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

FROM VESEzUELA--We have news from La
guArs 10 the nth u by the bark Gen PAez The eoun
Try was quiet and no revelation was apPrehended Gen.
Flores had left for Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

IcE-The Ice ia the chsnnel between South
Brooklyn 40 Governors Island was Kiss cneasl 31 PER
sons 30 qa,s avla t between the Two places yese--ay
GENERaL SESSIONS Attic opening ~ die Court
Yesterday. on motion ~ John p.Stm.u. ksQ John o..
Welsh arresei some tine since charge ~ arson,
was discharged from CUSTODY. ne Grand jury having
found 10 bl against him Tho tr.I Of VIM. haushey
for resolving stolen goods was then resumed. ard Vii
probably ccca1y the attention 81 Sac Court another day
LARsEsIEs- Oah,eg Wolgcr yesterday arrested
a fe.0w named Dennis Hayes CA char,e 10 stealing
lamps f5n the steam 5Assag m'nuiteiofy Do era
hsu-sr Detained % answer - Mary Sampson coicret
Vas brought ~ and tetanci % answer icl stealing
couple Of geese rom East Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
BROOKLYN ArFAIgs.

FiRs A dwelling house siraated ~ the co5ner
Of Ttrt ard soeth SIKH IS wiara,5ur.h. slightly
damaged by 1re on Tuesday ni.ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

Hsv-Yort and coau-sti.ut T.mmsnv Hell 80 y
" Mercantile Library aud Reading Room,
Clinton Hall. BrekmAu ana Nassau sts-@luNV VOC
umes sind al the best Literary and Scientific Period
Amr and Foreign Constant addln1us OF new NofA
Clerks Initiation fee 81 and semiannual dues 81 Mef
chants and others lnausl subscu pton emitting them 20
al, tho privileges, -. Rooms open from ~ a NJ - 10 T.
By order GkO fEChhem,
Isl lon Rec Sec Mercantile Lib Association.
p5-Dr. Banning's Body Brace.-The intrinsic
merits Of this nsun eat have steadily advanced the sac
u IT, sud Il enjoys prominent pcs zion WIN
tho public The success which has zttendedits appuca
ton for female veakneses weakness II the lungs back
breast stomach limbs and digestive organs has been IN
examplei.
The following arr extracts from letter, from Of
those who have and esreenced IT'S ELECTS
From Com. Ihos Up. a.. JONES, 4. =. y
feel warranted 10 sayinl thai not only has my ably
endure fatigue been greatly renovated BY Or bannng
Brace but that my general health has also Improved IN
der lie use
From Mrs O. Stasr. lndii,fo-gn " J.
For years, ind gesti0n with al It's attendants
pspiaiion Of The heart pains the back aud mb, with
nervous debility prayed upon me until life wssa burden
have the racs IN months the unpleasant sen
.ati0n the stomach has vanished, the piles have en-
trely Oft me, my back has become strong, ard mind
cheerful"
iron. r NJ Hhil, " y. Middeiosgri, OHIO.
Last week applied smother Of your Braces fof a case
Of prolapsus with marked benefit No money Won
purchase the Brace Of that patient Doctor Of this place
made your acqusir lance AZ Saratoga sold mo tne
Brace, his wife 10 whom you applied IL originally had
so far recovered a. not 70 require ~"
Ladies' aud gentlemen who weak, with shortness 81
breath sad easily fatgued will hld &c invaluable u
throws the body upught position, expands the
lungs Aud enables them 70 walk with oase. Ohee 500
n B.-Persoas from a distance ordering tho Brace
should send tho number Of inches around the hips inch
from the top j. ueoooS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
~ Mercantile Library aud Reading Room,

eg~ J. -. Wheeler, Jomnissousr q Deeds fof
Ssv-Yort and coon-sti.ut Tsmmsny Hell 80 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
>csS%4 LETTERS no NEWSPAPERS Il.
9lL..G FOR FOREIGN PORTS ~

~ Letter bags are open as the ohce--ns1s
Of The New-Yofs rribune tor All Foreign Ports, and all
letter, and newspapers deposited IN this Office viii always
be forwarded by the very earliest vessels This depart
msni Is under tho special supervision Of J. b. MOWER
Esq well known for many years A. tho etpeuencsd anc
efficient Superintendent Of tho Foreign letter Depart
meni Of the Nev-YoIk City Post Ohcs.
Ter Letters and Newspapers Will BE- received ~
the Foreign Ship Letter Once Of the New orb Tribune
FOR the pscketship HAVRE, Capt Answortb which sas
for Hayre on the 24'h list.
Also, will he received AZ the place, Letters and
Newspapers for tho packet ship CONSTITUTION capt
Britt0u which sails oI Liverpool on the 2ist inst
Also, will bs received A. the place Letters and
Newspapers for the packetshiP VICTORIA, Capt hoYey
which sails for London on the 2ith inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

kATANrkp--A situation BY young man who has bsen
W euEa-ed n the jobbnr bosine. or the past yesfs
DO seing sk goods iu this city The object % me edNe-
User q steady situation IA silk millinery goods
business The very best OF references la this city gwen
81 - iH 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

WANTED A few active young men 10 90 soath OF
W West set agents for tn sale Of new and p"pai't
over and shove their expsasrs Viii Do
Insured to them writing with an opportunity 81 clear.
ing - 0no per year Some men now 10 our anplo, VII
40 doubt make over 0 per year, clear OF All shpSes
Each will have his district u Will Be Necessary for
,.n 70 have AZ least f1 p, So oOtsin GOOD az,
.iug out Apply at FRENCHs Publishing Han, ~
Broadway. up stairs Office OF tho fas OF our lnion AZ
letters must be postpaid.
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NOIIllES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS
FONLERs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hnli. LII Nn--au-st. y. \

r. DIR. Banning = Once removed 20 500 broa. wsy.
near Frenkhnst. where the " Patent BODY Brace NV
be hal. = lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
fro pApIR 1IANIFACrIRRkS- thl

wishing 90 engage iu The business ne uuoef'snra
oh.s bis se vices either Foreman Des enef oi NILS,
aud trusts ths BY experience OF hitsen years aud
having us returned from the island u Cubs whsf, he
put in operation large siXensne mill he can gise ennfe
sasfscon lese who may want his services ia ethef
capacity Letters addressed 90 az New York Nll re-
80 r-.ro.~l .ft.rttnn ffffstsf q n CURTIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

frr er preferred To who wisfesto i've sAy,s 90
10y pleasure no udin. ana make money. MS opportunity
seldom occurs The advertiser has hire. ess4bishraens
al very pr0htabi5 Toaslent prtnef. - 80 and al he
cArsgsrdus Il BIS family per year viii be 'senrea 70
him lfactlye, much arger amount can - maze Inc
best of Will be siven snd required Address
note 20 On Once 90 A & stating where al lnteNle~
L. ..l ma aIlaII-nu LnL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

-<sz.sa :. PIANO fOkrEs.-rsnoos. shout par
y<~< = aslng Pianos vii hnd Il T. their s1ss1-
TXHEtsss 10 call 81 R. Glenn Coz HAnsfseto-
n Il Wv l3s Pgton-s. (wsst u brostvsyb
ssnersl Of and Rosewood fiAncs eor-
saEEly hsno, which viii % sold low Tor saso OF ~
-roysd g.psf Des 81 Supplied 90 hs,,i t-fn..
ug.7 v NI.SAH + co Isi Fsl,nsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

fAkINkk WANTED partner WIN -"'NvW
capital waited u one Of he oldest ne~spspe esae
shnents in the Union with the best capabilities ~ proh
aud success one who contribute the capital snd ~.
At the same the qualities OF ssenuine Wig editor
will find uuequAled opportunity Inquiry may Be made
4 Horace Greeley or Of Francis Il Paddock. Pnnes
Buildings. s. Wal et lN Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

sHlPwEEcK.-The brig Lincoln, belonging 10
New Bedford Captan Studey from Boston a. 20, feI
Cbarl.,oo 5 With cargo Of granite was sblndoned
7h inst nst 10 the Calf Stream, hagnE lost spArs ADD
.orass leak 10 gale The captain and crew were
tstsu n By briE Cheop-- snd car into HOMES noe
M. v-.,. va. insured 10 Boston r g 600 a. The Coast
.rs oace Tn. cargo sso probably Insured 10 THIS
city When abaud med the brig bad four teet Of water In
RI hold Boston Traveller, 10th.
FATAL ACADEMIA man named Geo. Aiken,
A native OF SeEYork. was run over by trsy 10 New
orleans On the TIh list. and Instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

WANTfu-sy respectable woman asituston a.
w rood co's washer and iuouer In small pfvAc fAi
y Good city slcncc given required. Inquire AZ -
r. 'laheth-s. trout house room. lei 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

.s-sc~s- PLANO fDkTh nsNUrs'Io
s<4zu.tr-<[1RY l5l Fultoo-h ess, .i1o b. awr~
~WKHAu entirely new sftic.e, vafrsnisd sJpt
n u Uror 10 tone and 70 Keep In fnn. mnen ion'
der fhan any no use made ~is peculi. h,rc Hsns,
obvistius the objsotlon b. metallic pstsies wrnss
.usranty will b. syeB Nth zach nstromsot snd ~hep
say doubt 70 their quality 10 expressed, NE psymeH
sgaNEPT L RO9BhB
.sf4 - 1k2 g-sc.-st -rst SIC erosA~ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

PoIrcE-John F&e was arrested by ottcer Kent,
CHARGED with passing $40 counterfeit oil on the National
Rsrk Of Providence at the house ~ Michael DeanAn, .
Vests Another $40 counterfeit, on the same pa e.
was found on his person when arrested OHcer CANT
ssrsay arrested Richard Bsnnet Suspicion Of break
inr into The house II Irving place. Patrick Brassa was
arrested by officer smith. charged with Indecent sposafe
N h, John Mason arrested yesterday even
ing by officer Coakley, oeing dsserter rom the L ;.
navy sent on board bis ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

SUPREME CorR1-In ChAmbers-Before Judge I'd.
waras-This Is similar application By the same counsel
for the discharge OF lia Ram. on the ground OF IN
can..LLH Tor .eLHL.e The ca-s d s-l-l %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

GgSERaL SESSIONS Wsdnesday.-Alexsnder
N,r.,on implicated with Edward Burbank. in stealing
500 rom Patrick Kelly on ths 81 Of December lAst Al
ne uorer. house No. l3l Walkerst. TIE Jury after
trief consultation found the prisoner guilty Sentence
sef-rred- The Court ther az 3nrDef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

S,TEAi POWER 70 LET with yard room. for any
- heavy business suitabs for marble, gndn z
feed bones dye stuf NC kc &c Apply a. the oftce
Of the East River Saa mill foot Of q and s.. III w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

TIE CouRTs-In the case Of John u. Chdmptin
IS 7oml Il. Hanbln ard Darif ". hsess IN ne CIR
% court the Jury gave verde; for plaintiff Of cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18
,x.rl-,IAVHATTaN PIANO FORTE

-, '.DOnP~ON,s PHENIUu ThUbs,
TX improved by J. Il. sssisDib, Is Bsekmsa-st
~ Ns universally approved Of b. ths Medical
Faculty soc al VINO use them, - ihs prsessrs
can be graduated from one 10 fi., rosods o.
rsptsrs v1thoot bsss ped, which does mssh its
y The spine, ssnsins weakness snd pain The bach
int sides, xod often permanent spna disease ss dsyf
fs siyen snd II oot perfectly s.rsfssory, money re-
armed Alec, ths uoss approved sto5dsr sr.ses asS
ssrtssss ~ is,s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

NsTA>TED-A cox ~ho .ua cfsfaots hcf aas. % -
w So. must hs Protestant with ,,.tnon.,C n pity
couMun cant 81 the Episcopal church VAL te prefer
red. 4 woman With Asse ,lsllicalous may Apply n
Brookyu. lot lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

FmE-The cabinent makers shop, ll2 Norfolk.
st occupied by Chas BettDghummer was burnt last night
a, p o'clock Loss $500. Not Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

CHILD KMLED.-A little boy whose name was
No, s.cer,anst was crushed 70 cesth on Trsh-st near
he Esst River BY the accidental falling Of some timber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

BURGLARlEs-The premises No. i5o Pearlst
were burgrousy entered ast night and robbed Of three
overeos,s valued a, $780,. The house No 30 Clinton
- - entered by means o. false keys and oyereos
,h s7O .,oen thersfrom 90 The house Of Mr. Duryes,
IN Mosoe 81 near Rutgersst also catered and ROBBED
~ tzo valuable Overc0ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

CosrtoS Prr,s-rn Chambers-5efcre judge Dslg-
TIT. - .r1li-afiou through Mr. Taylor, ASKING
The si.charss from snhstnent Of Jo.H M4rfn OF me
ground thai he wss q uusoune MIND D4s-hAz-o-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
1PuBLIc-No. 39.l

AN ACT making appropriations for the support Of the Mill
tay Academy for the year ending the thelh Of June
thousand eight hundred and forty mine
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America Congress assembled That
the following be and the hereby appropriated
out OF any money in the treasury otherwise appropriated
for the support Of the Military Academy for the year ending
the theh of June, thousand eight hundred and forty
nine:
For pay Of officers, instructors cadets, and musicians
thousand hundred and sixty -four dollars
For communication of subsistence five thousand hundred
and twenty one dollars
For forage for officers horses four thousand FIVE hundred
and twelve dollars.
For clothing for officers servants four hundred and twenty
dollars
For repairs and Improvements fuel and apparatus forage
for public horses and stationery printing and other
cdena and contingent expenses thirty thousand hun
dred and ffy-ive dollars.
For the increase and expenses Of the library, thousand
five hundred dollars.
For expenses Of the board Of visiter two thousand dollars
For barracks for cadets seventeen thousand five hundred
dollars.
For expenses of the board Of vers for the year ending
the theh Of June thousand eight hundred and forty
eight, two thousand dollars.
Approved, May 81 ls4s.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
TPUHLfc-No. So.


AN ACT provide for the purchase of the manuscript papers
OF the late James Madison, former President of the United
States.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
oe United States of america in Congress assembled, That
the Of twenty-five thousand dollars be and the here
by appropriated, OF any money in the Treasury not ohe
wise appropriated TO purchase Of Mrs. d. p Madison, wi
dow of the late James Madison formerly President Of the
United States all the unpublished manuscript papers of the
said James Madison belonging to and IN her possession
and upon delivery thereof to the Secretary of State with
proper conveyance OF title the United State the said
money! upon the certificate of the Secretary of State Of
the delivery and conveyance of said papers, shall be paid
the Treasury agreeaby to the wishes of the said Mrs Mad
son. and in the following, namely five thousand
dollars of said Of twenty-five thousand dollars be
paid her and the residue of twenty thousand james
Buchanan, Secretary of State John Y Mason Secre
ary of the Navy and Richard Smith, Esq, of Washing
city, to be held, put to interest, vested in stocks
otherwise managed and disposed of by them the survivor
survivors Of Them trustees for the said Mrs. Madison
according their best discretion and her best advanagehe
interest profit arising from the said principal he paid
her the accrueshe said principal be
and remain naenable during her lifetime, permanent
fund for her maintenance but subject be disposed of
may please by her last will and testament.
Approved, May 81, ls4s.