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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-02
School Lands.

A UDITOR'S SALE OF SCHOOL
/ "A LANDS.-Notice is hereby given that j !
will offer for sale, at public auction, 1t The front
door Of The Court House, IN woodshsd, MWsss
county, Ohio, on Tuesday, the Oh day Of Januar,
~, A. D lS4S, the following trsets Of land. viz ~
The north east quarter Of the so0th east quarter
Of section Is, in township =. Of range D. containing
40 acres, more or less. Appraised u shs sum Of
S27O
Also, The north west quarter Of the south ssss
quarter Of same section, township and range. cony
! tanning 40 acres, more or less. Appraised q III ,
sum OF $22s.o he fs,, 81, .4o,7r,., ~ ~.
Also, the south east quarter Of the south 'essS
quarter of same section, township and range. COM
taining 40 acres, Hsore or less. appraised 4 ~
sum 1880. ,pl4 aatf 49, ,t.,,b ~ ~ 60.
Also, the south west quarter Of the south east
quarter, of the same section, township and range,
containing 40 acres, more or less Appraised Al the
sum of$5O
Also, the south east quarter of the south weSt
quarter together with the east haifof 80 acres Of
the south part Of the north half Of said south west
quarter, same section. township and range, con- !
tanning IS acres, more or less. Appraised At tss
sum Of $240. 45bt.f yi.s,..l,
Also, the south west quarter Of the sovth weN
quarter, and the west bali Of 30 acres Of the south
part Of the north half Of the said south west quarter
Of same sectpD, township and range, contsining
IS acres, more or less Appraised at the sum oi
1926. 2ls ia La nt soa II >
Said land in case to be sold for q less sum .
than five dollars per acre, nor for less amount
than the appraised value thereof One twelfth Of,
the purchase money to he paid at the time Of sale.
and the balance, in twelve annual instalme0ts, or,
equal amount, with annual interest thereon, ,.i n
t.4L. - JNO. M. KIRKBRIpE, -,
Nov. 25n37.6w 81. Auditor Monroe CO O. e.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-02
Monroe Academy.

NNHE winter session Of this institution wills
Il commence on the first Monday ia Novem.
ber, and continue until the last week in March...-
period OF five months. E }Ht,3 tl,s..ys,
Pupil. from distance can obtain boarding 81
iher in, or contiguous to town at the rates of from
81, 90 to 81 ,25 per week. .is. ...sl.sa b., !,
Two or more departments will be established,
as the number and advancement Of students may.
require 4.5H,so; L..
~ charges for tuition will be made by tho
month. aud for no less time. f tai n ss,,-s
The following will constitute the various stu.
dies in which students can be instructed. together
with the books used, and the price Of tuition per
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-02
.'F775 AUDrTORB ofF5Cn, 7I 90
l'WooDsEiELD, !, 0Bio, Nov. 90 iols. 70

- 'WO0DsTIELD, OHf0, NOV 20 104V.y ~ "
Agfeesbly 10 the PROVISIONS 6f IN Act sal{tlsAr
San Aci prescribing the dsties oi County Asdis
tor," passed March '2S. 1870, and Of Fan AetSso
amend an Act prescribing, the duties Of Csehyo
Treasurers.s' passed January 8, l643,1 hessby'
give notice thst the whole Of the several ttscS 81
Land, and Town Lots and parts Of Lots, cohtAinedi
10 the foregoing list or 20 much thereof % win ~
necessary TO pay the taxes. interest and psna'tys
charged thereon. will be sold 1t the Court Horse
in the town of Woods6eld, Monroe county, Ohie,
on the Second Monday ef January ne1s. (bsing
or, unless such taxes, interest and penalty Be paid
sem JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE, c ..
4"3 AUDITOR. Monroe County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-02
Sunfsh Mil. :.

The subscribers would respec ttulIy inform their
friends and the public generally that they have built
A NEW GRIST MILL I
on Sunhsh creek. about four miles east OF Weod,.
field, on the direct road from Woodsfisld to .Clar.
ington, where they are now prepared to do mer-.
chant and country work, at the shortest notices
Their works are entirely new, and Of the best dual.
ity. aid they assure the public that -four made -
their mill fhall not be inferior to any other n he
country. IA iet, sif3. a,,s ,.6.,. 4''s
Merchants wishing to have quantity Of sraih
reduced to -four and d'packed ready for the eastsfn
or southern market, or desiringto have their gsaA
stored will find il 10 their advantage to call 90 the
subrcribers, ,,sa,.g VIM. Il LEVI RICHNER,9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-02
SALE OF DELINQU UENT LANDS 4 TOWN LOTS
3. FOR TAXES.

The following is List of Lands and Town
Lots, and parts Of Lots, within the County
of Monroe, returned delinquent, by John
Kerr, Esq, Treasurer and Collector of said
County, for the Taxes of 1847, to which is
added the Interest and Penalty due there
on, and the Simple Tax of l848.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
Sous Sbdfsr.
Mehtsanmalt uno Nrtarius, Carton,
Starf g., Shlc,

Mehtsanmalt uno Nctarius, Canton,
Starf g., Sblc,
QBirc icinc unsctpeite Iufncrtfamfcit alien in
(cin sud hlaS'ncen e6einatttn, rie ibm anrer
craut rcrncu m6scn, in = tart unr rem ansrenicn.
rsu Counties rirmcn 3u9l iot tcnabribtiSt or ie,s
men sanr slc,ltc, Dag or nor Sur5cm pabrcnc cines
in Jlctp Dort, rurd Die Suti5c 5ufc
ten Sairitehen 0cnfuls rattlttt &,nriottauscn ,u
tretfeu i'm Stancc mar, rcnacb CT tuntti8 lracn
Gcihaftc in alien EDiien Ceuttblanc curcb ucs
teraate an fplSeare 0ichtsanwaloe punttlih une
PROMPT pertbem tann.
Sur Nheiube1en uno @rcsberScsthum
Sarsn,
Gonrac Steinmes Baheubeim an Der
Naarrt Nheinfreis Baieru.
6nr Wnr,bura Sambera uno aans Gift
BaYern, Tranfen, Nnsbah Jt,,rnbera unit
oas &ontareit Blirtemberg, Or. Gran, %
8umpff. fcuia(. slppeaationsssribts aopo
fat in 8ambera.
Tar 3weibrilden, Namtura uno 9bein
preueen, Nru. Carl @ollen, fSnisl. Aop
fat in 3neibriiden.
gctarius Wclf Oberbrcnn. Depart
ment Jtieoerrbein, G(1aB.
9cllma6tn unb oerihtli6e 9otumcnte jetc
Nrt no rten scn ibm in csutfasr, snslifaer III.
Ifran,tGfbcr 9prabs rerfertist.
Canton Sstr, 2. ls41. s.es.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
Nfue5 : 9dfner 0e>
Ihdft.
Vernbaro unb N(pren, G,Dt

Oernbaro llno Vlorens @Dt. 49,
.Heh @r'httsen ibrc 'srcunre uno altc Snnnen e.
e Umie oas pntIttum i'm 1asemeinsn, eas n. ibr m
N a Der Sbsrrp Straee, beiuabe seaendber
CSS'ecr9 % Nabers g8cllen 6ac'crp, 1nolid, BON
.. 9t. Sttmballs @eberei. Sie perfertioen
aue Serten ben 9bcn unc Orb gDaaren.
beicnrers ale9IrtenRrd,eeld,r MildtSpfr.
Sdnlleln, 2eaer, sumpen, SlumentSpfr.
&c. &c. &C.
Slt rtrtanten fur Gaarsclt rrtr {anrcsrrcruftt ~
sanSt"aren Marttrreiien auffrff tiuia - elm lin.
lf"nr' eer ae8enmarts ron jerem I5aussater sr.r
Jerer Ieausinuttrr tcrntiihtisl rcrren fcute. an.
s'e'h terfhten le. Dag te Il h mtrer Ss.tsrtisuna
rrn S'rstt9nren tettattissn unc i'm 9tanps fino
nadN sesetener 9'rrihrift irsenp cine Sisur, Elm
Starsti!r reer 8emdlrc auf cas- o'ettmsc ctrcllffe
nm gang correct an,u;c' tiaen Sa ,id ibre Qrttit
jrrcrjcit rurd o,utc, ec(hmat unc Oauerbaftis,
Felt ausiidnrt, slauten nc iu Iicteraftn llntrff.
funa tere'htst gu icin, nnp bcfen pieiebe aus II,
crboltn "
SeS Is. 1916. .tu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
- Y HsH II II
2tu9eineine 0ttcoctpp6nie

FIR 8aufsute, Sabritanten, @eIhdftsleute.
Soancele> Sncnftries, @ewertes ". 0eofid,n.
zen. Soer 8oaltdnbises M6rterbud, iibr.
een Soanoel, Die Sabrifen, Maruf ,ttrren.
Nunfs 1,no Generic, Waarenful be. III rr
III, y'ehiudht, 8ein> unb Sbnb.. 10.
tatoe''sT ,e. oen et"er@efeaid)aft gelebrter u.
NJ; NauHsMte, heraus9eseben pcn Or.
y SoImann z. rerm. II. Uerb. 9luflooe.-
rlNetns lr 9rree Sre. &C. IA go. 2Ot
We pre's Sett Is Ste. l. b.s 20 s,ef.
er l. 30. ltest Sur girfdt prr Be-,
pbillrp Sturbcf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
@anOtl9 EerIknr,

o.f 'pa as,omn'ter SanbeIsmGeulhof,en FIR
'"rente II. .Sabrlfonteu.. gRit her 81 M.tM. tat
.. t"atn Der Nonrrlsfaaaen oller wo.;au.a. u.a
'oeI'faue IN Seften Is ets. Tos 'Mt N.H
III ~ e'naelfhen tperben bel DhI. @t;,.tE..e ~:
Nsme'nlhattltd'e @efanobiid,er y. sir "y,' ,sI,,
'uth te'naebuncen nit G,cIolhnitt - " @"rn.
Faeruna - rber beim Onecub inn r.hts.,, T,r.v,
srrn bel Nt;t:..' "1'r" onCu1S
& s,nes Me,t'ott Der Tentfd,en in srn,,.
ia &C; Scrrotht9 II. su toten tei <'""'
w. philipp Stirtcf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
Oeinrieb Silber,

oebnrtia bei ga tlen Altcnbur9 i'm 8snias
reih sahfsn, pelher pcr spei Sahren 6
gpnuoten raidb, feline @hefrau, heimlid' Der.
ioirsn bat, wiro hermit anf efcrcert. biz
,mm m |. Mdr, Gh her in Baltimore ein,u.
fnoen, inoem id, midi ionif piecet oerebel
esutfe Jtfar
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
HnDu Bauec

Maht feinen Sreunben uno @6nnern, fo-
nie benz publ,fum iiberhaupt, biermit Die
eraetsue 9lnseiae, oaB er auf ieinem alten.
mchltefannten Sfanrpunfte. Die Don cs,fct
@ber bisher sef1hrte @rccerD fdufid, an iit
oebraht bat, unb nun bereif lit jecem 3u
iprehenoen NIT ben beiten uuo noblfeillter
Naaren Ieines 6afes III oienen.
@antcn, 9lpril 2l. lS47. 1870.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
1anI 8 T.. EStfp

hat fceben cine neue uno unlbertrefflihe
9luswabl Gtiter BON allen Sorten, patient
fir ale Sabres,eiten, erbalten. Die er su Der
biqiaiten preiien III oerfaufen beabflttist.
Rrmmf, unteriud,et uno tpir fino aepi6
bas ibr nidt unbefrieoist uaiern Stobr Der
laBet!-
&astes, AprN H., 1s47. (17-tA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
eva,tutD a5cdnlteN.

Satct g d lott, Spm"''H'"ste
Sacct g latin, }
lDtlb:lm y. 8urtt, Aurttrr.
Sacpt Strlinsrr, Sdasmetfer.
8errst Sc 10, NcecroIr.
@ecrs lpttt, SherttF
$unth ii, $anrmcnr.
Sames Sull laa San, &rrrner. g..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
@taDt Dfa1utcN.

8cttha(l maprr.
Gliiab y. Grant Ncerrrtr.
Dla rtin Q1it col; SdaBnrtifer.
BeprJe 81. 22c +, marthal.
Startrdthe.
|. Wmr-G lias $itttc, eames N'S a.
2. -Scbn Saurr $tmts Srse
3. 8. g. ctfrr, g. Qp. Sc lncn.
a. n. tar, M. y %.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
y5ttte.

Scetrman II IL, Der Nu5trnft nter ecn tcstaeh
lHcbnri & rrn &rnrac Spmmcr. ATS Or6ltn9en'
NDelnrt "a, SNprrn, 81 Actrn rcrmA9 l't 'tF"npz
ii ttttIt 9,tttcn, mir cnrn 'tbneue e>tl'9ehps"
Ger rr pot ftnn stScnpatti8cn Nuttnt0a.r &c
Aui5it 5cnAu anjuSel9.n
9lutcn Scnme:.
Srnfcrtirntr, Diai"tf.aBe.
Gintinnati rtn q NFrll le47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
Gfrlclto Ird iltCn.

Scbn peorcr priiIrents oiihter.
Spbn Urttnmcrr, ..
Samucl 9 hrans, 0eDhfsrtmter.
Samcs .6ajlctt }
,6armpn Stiracr, 0[crt oct. OUR 9ou
) 0aNoffrnfr craer, Gicrt Common Qh.
@rrnrhim Mcpcr St1ats> >NnT1lt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
gS . / Il

- ~ > s9 c'u,r d. Oeal(er
'He We'fritrunl G,rceber,. Sfeenturo
~; e'leloe toll f1t SuIest III Gumter ions
J.'c! =. "nf9ehalten taten, II. fcine brf,,mrner.
.,,, <" e,'ern , 'pnnt,en iebulid1 gotrid,t nor,
'' '' 'sf 1'0felle s. g6rner.
Gharfrffcn q S -.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
$50 / It
G1unQp Oertel,

aus @dntcn, Starf 60, Shc Z
TcrIAte rerlie6 @autcn i'm c,uni 1916
uno hlct dd> oen DorauffolQencen Hlnt r
IN ptdacelphla, VA, aur. Gem uuteu seld}z
meter Sater erhVelt cen lesten Nrlef oen i'm
bon NtewsS Leans, tattr : 9Ipu 6. 1917
er am 10. 9!prll ralrlbit aufam,
"a ie,t jener 3elt felne &unce BON lhm pcrs
nommen murce, 70 Gnp lelne aleltern ,ehr
belrret UNI ihn unp erlueben ale lNrui,h H.
ireunoe, be BON ihm wocno slusfuutr err
tbelleu t6nuen, oles 9efdaIslt 81 tbun unter
Henry Sertel,
Canton, Starf &cunty, Sbic.
U- llulere ocrren @cleoen in Jistps
Orleans, Dblate 'pb!a, eous>
p,Qt> St. Qculs uno @lnclunat,
Gno amer SerNtherune unIerer
G,e9,nornte um 9lufnabme oes
E: Sblaeu arbeten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12

| @ourten im s Be,irf Saio fir lS4S. IL
Gupreme Scurt. E.u
Gclumtiana Cert. Is Start, Sa'nif. OFT.
Iuseara,r,s Cttct IA s rrcl, Gtt
"" 8,ntcn am 6. 9c,emter, in Columbus
Court Of Common pleas. ''. 3.
erfumt,ts Qpdrs %, Snni Is, Nrrtn,ter 3. I..'
9tart-1rril g., Ausutt 3, Cttctrr 49,
Iuseara,pas-Arril Fl, ausuit "a, Ncremttr 2?
Garrrl=Olai 10. 2(n tl,f I6, 0crernttr /. ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
$50 It
G5eora O>ilbael Rob

aus gSalolee tn NbeinbaDern
GcrIelbe 1T felt et,pa 80 Sabren in slmes
rif1 mo lca i1b fhrtftlid,en Jfahrldten 5lle
fplae in Ountingocn (Staat uno County 1T
bem llnterscihneten unbefannt) onftalten
Scld,e, tpelt,e oem Gnoes9enannten genane.
Naahridt ilber leinen slufentbaltscrt 9eten
fsnnen, weroen Nh ben Ganf oei1slben i'm
bShlten @jraoe oerolenen.
Nbrab. Danter, aus Hielentelnt,
iest wcbntaft su pittsburg, ga.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12
0.o6e 9lnfln,t
int
Mamsn Stcre rru Canton.
g. 81, &mbau.

Grwartet 70 et n III leincm irlcncicer
ueurn tchre cas 9rbBte uno aus eud,telt
enforcement @uter, ols er ncd jemoIe,
pru lelbit Ie,uen a(ten SreunD II bon Die
.WcQD Starf angeboren hattie, unlTailenc )e-
De 8srltleoenheit BON Vug unc Stopel-
'Waaren.
IN oieIer 9luswaM bat er nod hinsu9e-
tust einen 9roFen Stcd
0crti9er aleicunositHfe
Die er perfauft fur eme Sleinlofeit itter
Dem aemohnlihen Waterlokn. Gin 9an5er
AnSus fur
Drct Dollars.
lluo fir cine aleinieteit mehr, tperte,
nod, Sout, Stiefeln unp Soeno binsu1efnet
GS wire iberHrIGa ncdh III hemerfea. oaf
er ~ BEN moalihit niereru 'Dre,len oerflu
fen nlro, inoem lein @tabli6ement 1tc
ldneit, nit aa9emetner Seittmmnn9 De,
Jamen
vDet 9rooe 9U t,lfetl"
rhalten hat. 9lQe Gno einaelaben unc Der
ZEN beoient mercen ocn Ben fhon(fen jun
aen Wdnnern! ciesleits Scnnenaufoann
be netteiferu am mcblfeuiten su perfaufen
VaaraeIo miro besabl; fur alle Sorten Vrc
BUTTE Sdute &c. &c.
Sautew bea l4tsn alxA ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-12

9leAter e traBbu ger 3mlebeliaamet1 Ell
SO su babsn, ann man in pleier 1andere
@''"9's"' "". ~ ls,s#s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
IN SEN \IE

" hon our report cosed yesterday tic Yucatan bill
was before The Seuat". amendment offered by Mr..
DX authorizing the land aud naval forces of the United
States h be placed The disposal If the President To
aud The lacarcaes but without the consent of their
government being the question directly under consid
Grafton
Mr. DIX spoke nj some lnnpr, on the amendment.
resting the call or interference upon tie ground Of hui
manly. lie concluded with tefven appeal TO The
synathes Of lie body and country in behalf If lie suf-
tercl7.
When Mr.. y. had inished, SIR. TlNNNEGAN rose
and stated that he had just received information from a
private source. that treaty had been entered into be-
tween the white and Indian population of Yacalan,
which night render any Interference cur part unle-
ressaty He therefore moved that the bill be laid by fur
the present.
desnltory discussion took place between Messrs.
flanagan and Niles, in which the former reflected
upon, what he termed, the Irregular and unaccountabls
course Of the Sruadr from CONNECTICUT upon this and
other questions, and which Mr.. ~ explained and jus.
fed.
Mr. fOOfE having found occasion TO draw par-
aIle between the position of Messrs Calhoun and Niles
with that Of tho Revolutionary Tories, and otherwise
alluded II them in similar personal Strain (Which
passed nnn1ti'ed by the gentlemen referred to- the
lion ii Mr. flanagan was agreed 10 ard the subject
accordingly informally laid aside
The Senate then adjourned over TO tomorrow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
GFNFliAI.rANI.nR.

We copy tht following article from the New Orean-
Baeu. The editor II which, having recently enioyrd
ofPaflUnre, a ealleun9 personally with Cen lay
Ion ~ New Dtleans, dpuhlts. = be considered n,
speaking Understandings Of the suhcct upon which
he Wfrles
The Richmon1 Reluilicda publishes letter from
Conceal lNlar. which has heeu the subject II tain,
comment. heaause he luInntr. his utruinn moi 10
"ohdmW even II Mr. Clay /, nominated by The con
Ncnlon
"Wcrooa.der llnf General Taylor Is only reanirmn.,
what he laH olrn s1ii, that he Is mol and would mol
he iurlr IarA instrument that h. In. NOT sun rl IN.
position 81 randtda'e Tor the Presidency thar he had
consented 10 The al h. name lay his friends aud that
he could uai consistently withdraw his name Mt The
Kidding =" any party; hui IA hl+ 9l,"eneni hut
H"l's," tn,san II" slhs mat II his friends wish hlm
To rrtlc lie will nast GLADLY do There IA nothing
IN the present lrter inconsistent with tina declaration
rs he has not placed hnsef In his present pasl lion
he docs not ier himself authorized Il withdraw hls
name, Hftrr c1nsrntug Ia is use. unless hs friend.
le43cs'cJ II. lie Is IA fact ~ tpc minds Of IN,
friends
Ia case Of l5rmal party nomination. ly both Win,
aud Democ@is, and hre>eloslum of General lasar
It Is varN ce don't, have previously staed. that
10 plres r'r,on organized h. could no BE- rlor
ted by the colleges aud he result ii his continuing
10 be candidate, would be 10 bro! lhr election iuro
the llour
Whether the prcat haly Of hs friends would nnd,r
such circumstances, lie willing that he should with
draw his nam" wenrc unable totay. 4 they did con
scnfl II would he only IN eonscqneac Of events thai
VIII devtlhpe themselves revious n and at the
philadelphia Convention, L. the meantime General
Taylor, IN expressing hls Iufenflnn not 10 withdraw
Is only acting IN eoed mlh toNafds hs hleuda,
without whose consent, he does feel at liberty 10
do Sc
We arc confirmed ia Tins view Of thc subject by re
cent conversations with grnenl 'Taylor"
Il vii be- seen thai the Roell explanation of G m
INoN position Is precisely lba which W. vrnture' IL
I9itea ie" days 40 rs hen9 warranted hr hs letter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The morning IN the II use devoted 10 unim-
ppt1aut business.
Ga mutton Of Mr. EOGkWEIlth they went into Cor.
mlre oi the hole (Mr. King Of Mass, ia tile CHAIR
aod look up the post Office bill.
The report of the Conference Committee ON additional
EXAMINES Tor tho patent Office, agreed To.
Mr. TURNKEY supported bill for The paying for
nurse, l,sl OF killed IN The military service oi the
country.
N. COOKE, o Tenn ssec, made an excellent speech
On grnem ppIplcs, IN which lac indicated the Wigs
and a-sall,d the administration, both with effect In the
course 81 his remarks he formally presented Mr. Pok.
or reduction, because he had been faithful to his prn-
c.ples and rewarded The rnemb,s Of The Contention
That had naunHnled him iniSiI.
lie read over list OF names OF those who had been
"arcd, and showed hat they had received upwards Of
iTuquoO lie IS s speaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Post Office bill before the House. when our
report Of yesterday closed.
debale ensued in which the Nilmot Proviso
introduced aud in which Messrs Woodward i,ayiy aud
Murphy were the speakers. Although entirely irrel-
evant 10 the business nader consideration it carried
on with perlinacy and ability.
Mr.. COOKE having obtained the floor the Commi-
lee rose.
Mr. HOUSTON, Of Del then offered resolution pro-
posing thai the House should adj,urn from Mon
day 10 the Thursday following have the carpets
taken up and The Hall put in order for II wa
J,p'od.
The House then ADJOURNED until 10 morrow.
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he Object Of The substitute offered hy The Senator from
hsalSsiPpl was raih ITO provide the Presiden. with
means than 10 coulter any additional authority 10 act
bn' nus places the hny and navy at his disposal pro.
Nted h. shall 1cl Ia concurrence or rather in subrdi.
nhilan 10 the ,ayenmrni Of incaian thereby all pre
tenee thai the armIsce had been violated would be re-
moved.
Nj llanncaon al the close Of Mr. Dix's speech rise
AMI s9d that stGee the commencement If the Senator'S
remarks. he had received information in addition l., that
WhHh arpeaIod IN the Baltimore sun Of this morning
which, though nom prfae snnrre satisfied him that
treaty had bnrn entered into between the white aud
Indian popnlalono Of f0calan. which might render any
f'litlehff un our part unnecessary For this reason
he i,i II 10 be his duty press the vote ON The hill
ioday. and he would thereir" - = - i''''' "
Nj DtN expressed his regret that he had no, sooner
been apPrsed al tins as the Senate would do him tho
justice Ia say thll he moi II the habit Of nfcing
upon them speech unnecessarily.
Mn. flanagan had bren unable To do at first, and
anolher reason Tor moi alcuupng The Senator was, that
he knew he always nude good speech, and he wanted
10 hear hin.
Alter anne further remarks by Messrs Underwood.
fuote, lltnneean, Nlsatd Houston the bill WAS lnfo
u,aly passed over, and the Senate adjourned.
llOI Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Haul nan introduced int res lntion which was
twice read AMI rcirurd. giving to Texas authority toe1.
tend her easi'n banndoH as 10 include Sabine Pass,
and sabine Eryct us far norDh as the ed degree.
The bill tom III" Senate, nroyIdng fr cree cemmuni
callon serss the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac was
ufrred IL HE onmltler al The Nhule.
The |, PIT ii the Committee of Cont. renee on tho
bll maSdog lor an additional number Of examiners In
the Patent eiee taken up aud ae considerable de.
bate The report finally under the operation of tho
peyns question. adopted " 10 90 aud the bill accord
luely .t.drls passed
Air ,ayle reported bill to grant portions Of public
lands tAe AlobIIe and Ohm Railroad. Read twice and
lclerred.
The consideration oflhe Annual Navy Pension Bill
=, tpn ~, 4
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lo,o9oarres ei Cotton Lands, in the Satesot Aftan
sa7 aud Mississippi. or aad convenient To- Steamboat
NAVIGATION; and iva lua4rs in Auchburg one ON Mum
Street rnnalua h1cl "a Il >g'et c other rd Street
offered or sale, on oug credit, manly Intended Ia elise
partnership. =. GARLAND.
Feb. 7-Gm
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~ SENA re
Ina VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate u
rloll from the Secretary oflhe Treasury. giving state.
menl of III quantity Of sugar imported IN the last four
ycats. orerci To be printed
Mr RIGHT cave notice that he Should call up the
Wisconsin bill Tomorrow
Mi. JOHNSON, OF La moved thai Friday and Sa-
urlay hetrvoted 10 pivateblls
Mra DICKINSON moved 10 lay the motion on The
table. Agreed lo--as,s II .uatsl2.
Nj VI LIE. from The Committee nn Naval Ai1,rs,
rPned bill raivc 10 the contracts and securities Of
the late Pufsrr il1ft.
lhens ,olrmo l Mr. Johnson, cailmgon lie President
In report whether thore tirrs III the military
vice whose nomination had moi been 10 the Senate,
Was taken up
MI ALLEN took the noor mud entered intoa very
nosy speech In reply to Mr.. Johnson.
llo - sllII sloahIng
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Ep ESPFC1l11 iA informs the ades aud gen
Va ilemen Il lyochhrg and vicinity. that he has
opened an establishment III the CabeIl House, Tor the
purpose Of taking
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