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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09

rheumatism
Group.
Pain IN the breast.
9Th do.
Piles.
~hyScntery'.
sun neck.
Burns.
Bruises.
Liver complaint.
rheumatism.
Il. Salt Eheun.
Heavy Cough.
Asihm1-sure throat.
Rheumatism
sick headache, 10 years.
Heavy cold.
Headache and cruptinls
.., Brook, n, Sore hands,
do. Fry sipelas.
, Sore hands.
Pain in the side
i do.
thappcd hands.
Dizziness in the head.
rheumatism.
Chicken ppN.
Heavy cod.
Sore throat, rheumatism
Pain in side
Headache, 20 years.
torns.
I. Brpukl'n Phthsir, Group
o,klyn Liver complaint.
<lyn, Erup,ions.
, do.
Asthma.
Worms, Ague in breast
h, Pile,
Rheumatism
pain in hnck
Salt l,heum
crpuriia. rheumatism
Pains. cu,aueuus rruptiuu
Sore leg,
, loss of hair
I'eipn
Pain in chest
81 Curns
Tumur of the eve.
-, E.,upiions On face
y, Headache 10 years
HE ni Il mad dog
sore eyes
SAT- rhellin
Qhnsy, Iooihache
QllnNy
s"re eyes
Liver complaint
Fever sures
I.rup,luns
Plies
CRurns, frosted feet
Pain IN breast
Rheumrii,m in head
Con unptiun
Pam in the breast
Salt rheum
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
New Goods.

DOOLlTTLE has just received a
. general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Nc, which have been selected with great care, and
bought entirely with cash. His goods must be sold,
and they riH be old as low as any man dare sell.
Nav 9th, 1913. w;dij wlS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09

CIGARS! Imported and domestic, Of
superior Brands, Tor sale by the box, and 10 retail
MlS A-A d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
Removed,

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER wound inl0rm Ms customer
i that he has removed his shop TO the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Jus. II PAN, nearly p p,sitc
the Chltcndcn County House, and directly opposite
Mr. lIatchcs Can shop, ON Church st, where he viii
be- in readiness To do all work entrusted To him
-. ia. ,n,-t v-,rL ttnnfiLa manner lufl1tlrr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.

Gen. worth's division, it is stated on good au-
thority, is to be ordered to California.
The Union publishes a continuation of the
ratification of peace with Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
TselyieTFr.~
POPULAR U2lEJEOM,

IT uOpLlGr opinion Is any criterion ~ the worth If m
sriicl", Ne invite the incredulon> To look at the following
it ut names of u rSonS whp have been currd by McAlr
lSTEH'S ALL HEALING ~OlNTMENT.
II il not too Iuch To say. that this Ointment is doing
great good here and clStW here. The Nariuus dis
eases that ERE cured, which were supposed To- l, over
come only by internal remedies, yield at once to the powe Z
Of this Ointment. The principle on whirh ii ever acts.
viz, a radical res iordtisp Of TIRE Td.ensibi. Preparation. is
in Il common cold, induced hy closing the pores upon the
surface. it follows that If by any means the pores can h0
rYopencd, aud the lnsonsihle lerspirttiun restored, the
vile ard morbid humors of the body will escape, and no
cause oi sickness remain.
NcALiSTER's A~LLIiEALING OINTMENT has now
been proved to he the ONLY preparation known to effect
this result.
We wound remark that some Of the following com
plants have been of lurp standing even twenty years
one ease of forty vcrrs-nany nj them five and ten years.
Such eases as the sick headache, for instance, q complaint
cured directly also rheumatism. Cold Feet, Liver Com
plnint, Consumption. Asthma, all Diseases Of the Chest,
Sores and the like, have been cured, " hlls Others who are
taking sarsaparilla,s haisnins, a little s1gir cand-. pills AVID
drugs, ARE yet suffering, with little hnpe4of recovery. We
speak these things more in sorrow than in anger, because
we feel and know that health and life are dear ,G every one.
Persons should crasc being blinded by these thtrgS so
long rs there was NJ evidence uf good. What Will not
Il man give for his life
We here give the names only nj tho pofsnns rured ard
their diseases. This is hut Il part of what We have, hesiics
full Certificates now in our possession. Nay, If we had the
names of all who have been benefited or cured hy the ALI.
HEALING OINTMENT " thin the last six months. u
could cover the " hole brnidsiie Of n meeting house with
their number. Eat We know uur friends will tell il to
their friends, and they, in tGrn will whisper IL ti theirs
and thus the good thing will 90 round, while thus moro
than twice ten thousand heart, Will leap tor Joy in the good
received from this Ointment. Friends! cheer us On in this
good work. by speaking the " hole truth to your neighhprs
and acquaintance, and let this great end yoo1 medicine
find its way into every house, und gladden. the heart OF
every soul in the land.
We have room only to give n small number of names in
New YORK and Baltimore, now in orr possession. Those
from Philadelphia, Boston and other places, we are obHg
oil Ia lnn a nsnf N ralN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
Esy Express,

- No! ENDFCAs.
lust received at the Corner Store. Wickwor,
- Building, new styles Linen Ginghams, Frcncl
Lusires, DE LANES, &c. Ne. which will be sold n
doi3"'shtneiy ior prices, by T.. Il T.. LYMAN.
May -, 1918. disN wiS,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
JEWELLRY AND WATCHES

ot every description, mixing iArLNT LEVER fsCNrE-
NENTs US good as johnson OF Robinson. Also, Duplex,
I.rpinc, aud all yertclc, sc. Al kinds OF repairing,
setting piuions, staff, cylinder wheels, &C., as well and
neat u can be- done IN the city ui New \ ork, Music
boxes repaired Accordians and Mci"Ilans tuned.
All work done 10y lis own hands.
Mr. +, having worked in a large establishment in
the cily OF New York tor two ycars, Mounting, fin-
i-hlu4 and Repairing Watches oi AL kinds, and hav-
iug previously received good Instructions from an cx-
crllcut European workman, Is wei qualified 10 eN-
ecurc the most difficult work, and he cNhortS the
public 10 place in him their confidence. and bestow
unon him a share Of patronage. Refer, Tor Informal
ION respecting his Workmanship, To McssrS. Fellows,
Nan Arslalc X Cooper, No, II, Mnldcn Lame, New
York. LptlS lkLMEAu.
burlington, Nav II, 1919. i6tt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
DRINSMAID & BROTHERS have a fine

assortment ot t;o,d and Silver Goods, Lamps,
Glasses and Wicks, Plated and Britannia Mare
Looking GLASSES, Canes, Fishing Tackle, Cards Steel
Goods, Fans, Combs, Brushes, Razors, Knives aud
Scissors, Curls and Plain Hair, an extensive assort-
ment OF Clocks and Watches by the box or single
Contemplating some change in our business, we invite
those wishing Parlor Lamps, Looking Glasses, or any
other goods, to buy now at very low prices, as va wish
to Gloss them oft ir lore we go south this spring.
Aprl-dl BklNSMAlD X BROTHERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
DA~GUERREOTYPE GOODS.
Nets for Horses.
A LARGE and fine assortment of Nets for ears
L \ neck or body of Horses. sold separate or together
BRlNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
NOTICE.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
A n a adjourned Meeting of the State Medical So
IN ciety will be held at Castlcton, on the last day
of the Spring Session of acknowledgements the
18th of June. Addresses may be expected and Path
illogical Exhibitions OF interest to Physicians.
NJ. GOLDSMITH,
wf9;3t Corresponding Seen.
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CLARK, FISK & CO..
FULTON STREETN EM YOK X.

~" TVN ~ tx Ell Y TW o K.
AVE on hand, nad offer for sale a choice secc.
Ii ton of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
MORNING, JUNE 9. 1913,
NEW GOODS.

lVAL are receiving accessions to their stock of fin,
Watches, Jewclry, Clocks, and most all kinds of good.
that they generally deal in, together with such new
kinds as they Judge their customers will wish for a.
we are receiving Goods every week, we can supply
any article in our line or out Of it which may be want.
ed.
We invite an examination of our Watches by those
who wish good timc-keepers, knowing that we are
enabled to, and DESTROYS of selling all descriptions OF
selling all descriptions of Watches us low as any New
York or Boston House, or any Pedlar can or WILL
sell them. Our assortment is good of Clocks, Watch
es, Gold and Silver Goods, Plated and Britannia Met
al Goods, Lamps, Musical Instruments, Strings, &c.
Pcrtumery, Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Canes Plain
Hair and Curls. Head Bands, Bags, Purses and Pock-
ct Books, Cards, Razors, Scissors, Knives, and an al
most endless variety of fancy articles.
Gold and Silvcrcd Fans, black, white and fancy
colored Fans. Feather and Pastcboard Fans. &c. Sill
yer Spoons, Forks, Coffin Plates, Butter and Fruit
Knives, childrcn's Silver Forks aud Cups, and all sill
yer Goods at all times on hand in large quantities.
almost any article in Gold or Silver made in our shop
to any pattern desired. Watches, Clocks and Jewel
ry cleaned and repaired by ourselves and experienced
journeymcn.
We employ no apprentices in any department of
our business.
Our aim and desire is to sell such Goods and to do
our work aud charge such prices as will be pcrIna-
nently satisfactory TO customers.
DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.
and J Plate German and American Cameras and
n larger and more extensive assortment of every arti-
Gle used in the line receiving and will be kept Oh hand
and for sale at low New York aud Boston prices, SEQ
wills, f.. Whites, and French 40 Plates in large uuan.
titles. BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09

Sera!ed.
NROM the pasture Of the subscriber, ON
or about the lst OF May, a dark bag three yedr
otd MAKE, small size, heavy tail and mane. Who
ever VIII inform the subscriber where said Mare may
be found shall be suitably rewarded. =
,on j. s, PLATT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 4, ls4s.-There is as yet
no positive news of the ratification of the treaty,
although, from the advces received, there is
every reason to believe confidently that it has
taken place. Definite intelligence is expected
today.
Mr.. Sewer may by expected to arrive in this
CITY before the expiration of a week, as he had,
at the date of the latest communication received
from him, declared his determination TO travel
with all possible despatch to this city, immedia-
tely on the ratification of the treaty.
The despatch received last evening contains
no news.-[Tel. rep. ". Y. Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

VIRGINIA to wit: At Circuit Superior Court Of
aw aAd Cnauccry begun and holden FIR the county Of
Patrick Courthouse thereof, the 2st day Of Sep
TENDER, 1873.
Jesse ;. Waugh Plaintiff
against
Benjamin s Menifec, James W Wauhop, John T. Wau-
hon, Abram Staples and Thomas NJ. Clark Defendants.
s caue cane "a his day Be heard upon the original
md amended biz othe complainant the subpoena executed,
he the Defendants order of publication, the exhi-
bis dlad and argued by counse-ln consideration
whereof he doth aduie order ana aecrce, that
missioner Campbell do ascertain and report to court, hat
Of money effects Of any kind in The hands OF the
to the co-dlieudan james w Wauhopthat the said
miss .oner have power ii examine witnesses the parties
olt and THAT hc report his to the colr toge her
WITH any other matter requested by the parties, g.rdcd
BY him pertinenand the doth also appoint Henry
Tuggle, Joseph Handy and Benjamin j. Campbell commits
soars to view lands IF James w. Wauhop, in the
III Patrick anu report their value court, in order
nal decree. "A copy-Ieste,
SAM'I. {. STAPLES, Cpk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
NO 81
WlsTAR'S BAL3AM OF WILD CHERRY.

W. hve mt subsequently called attention to this aclri
the columns " oar paper ana done 80 With the I,
confidence that wa 'ld one, aud deserving the p,n-
OF Tire public. Etve had chance witness lis r
tcr~ upon some ri om lltns wirh, addition to the Av
encomlm> passed upon hy brethren Il the press not il,
pald puis, hu! ~ honest candid statements, tom Ia WING d.
f\td oSt the-e makes Us DESTROYS u ady Sing all
those. no have occasion to remedy for punn,rv
ale 'tI3n t. avail themselves Of it. We have too much
silence in Mr. foNle the general agent 10 believe he
would thrust this other medicine upon the cormun
ty. unless he had t faith chcacy-n confirmation az
which the proprietor offers "a testimony the most
unquestion"o.e sources Neither would be understood
SAVING that tins VIII always cure consumption after
ed, although std IN fills t. relieve the worst cass-but at
this seasn " h vcnr almost every blly il liable to cold
which II neglected wI Head 10 tatal rtsultSby taking this
medicine dou.t not many ljycs may be sayed-Nt,,
England ItoSijRst lHjaR, Boston, ian ;, ISI7.
None genuine, unlcss sgnel l. BUTTS on the wrappcr
Prlre dollar per bottle. six bottles Tor ,llars
Forsalt By y. I.Y MAN, Druggist, I.vnchhurg, Va
and by druggists generally throughout the United
Dee 25-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are used
cosmetic and purifier OF the blood with great success
moving all unseemy botches eXteal sores, and
eruptons Of every kind
New YORK, June ~, 1S4S.
To Dr. Wright, Philadelphia;
Dea~ Sir-taving been afflicted with most distressing
hunor for many years past and sed every that
afforded the remotes probability o relief, last induce
satisfied that have received benefit from the Of
henl than from all the medicines have heretofore taken.
therefore take pleasure in recommending the Pills all
who have been suffering from any humnr, believing,
DO, that they art directly ua tile Hood and BY their pu
rying virtue will comp .e,cy cleanse it from inPury-
HENRY GREEN, 50 Norfolk street.
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SAAI'L. G. STAPLES, Cl'L.
Cona,nisgiOner's OFF,.

o
Patrick Court House, Dec. Is. 1873.
The prtien tha above will take notice hat shalt
al office this parc. 10 O'clock Frl y, the
dav o February ~ the accounts directed
by The foregoing decree; which time and place they Vi"
attend with their accounts vouchers witnesses and copies OF
court papers, for examination and settlement.
nee 25-w1m BEN. y CAMPBELL, tou'f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
MARRIAGES.

Married, N Tuesday evening. the oh i December,
by tae new Juha Burke. Rector of 81. Jylness Church.
Baton Rouge. Colonel WILLIAM WALLACE SMITH
Bliss Of the L. S. Army to Mss ELrzABETn TAYLOR.
daughter Of Major General ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
elect Of the United Stacs.
-, On Tuesday morning last in Stanton, BY the
Rev Il bert Nelsin, Brew Can't. GEORGE W. GETTY,
I. "A. to Miss ELIZABETH daughter of J.. l.. Ste
vens)n, Esq. Of that place.
-. BY the Rev. y. II Cumnson, at the Cottage,
on Thursday last, JouH II WINSTON. Of Lonisa, and
CHARLoTrE e., daughter Of A. 5. Payne Of Campbell
cmlntv U
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Commissioners Office,

Patrick Court House, Dec Is, 1913. s
The parties in the above will take notice. that
SHALL office, this place, at 10 o'clock, NJ,
Thursday the Sth day Of February, lS49, commence the
directed by the foregoing Decree at which time and
they viii attend wi their accounts, vouchers witness
e. and copies Of court papers FIR examination and settlement
DE 2j-yvlm BEN. j. CAMPBELL Com'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

-, In Washington City, on Friday. Mrs. MARIE
ANroTSErrE EsrELLE JOHNSTON. wife of Edward
William Johnston, after painful illness. Ms John
son was lady Of uncommon attainmenis. She was be-
loved BY all who knew her, and has left i'll wshe
behind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
w q II Il & D

w q ~ Il z d
r Gentleman Board respectable private Family
- Enquire ai this Office.
Dee. II. 3tI
Ga FOR RES r. comfortable FAMILY RESI-
Ajni, Demo, Wuh business below; next to and
L1.A oc ON the FFan5la itnri Possession he ha
at any time. Apply " john Mckinney. orto
Dee i-w iwH " v. RAnFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Presidential Election.
VIRGINIA.

W. present, fiji tn last time, or table Of the result
Of ihe late ec ion in Virginia. The returns are Official
from an the counties but thTee-Braxton, Nicholas and
DoILI-e 1t would seem that no official statement Of
te vfes fad Laen received BY TIE Executive from these
counties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Cleanse, Parity, SEcngtslcss {!

J! is not wish ric with he hca tn OF the commune
y We desire to be governed by sacred regard truth
whatever is here stated III c,n to this " med
cinc; ana il is this feeling Of and GOOD faith hi
prompts again ann again tn ca attention We Be-
eve that c ha- bc-n d confer
red greater l1at 81 bIgt the community and the
morci Is known the better i appreciated,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25


Joseph s Ponlevter, Richard l.. Poindexter, John D
POND James Poindcxter Joseph 5. Staples, and Eliza
beth his wife. Richard Mills and Juda his wife, and Moses
Napier and Emily his wife, Defendants
This came again to be heard upon the papers
mey read ana the report Of commissioner Campbell and the
being enabled to pronounce decree upon said
por-and appearing that the commissioner unable
settle the admin stration account the plaintiff conse
the Of the vouchers heretofore exhibited
settlement Of his said account in the countryIt is ordered
that the said he committed the said
Instructions that if he said vouchers cannot be found
produced upon the settlement that he the said commits
sioner the plaintiff OATH touching the said vouc
and settlement, and found his report thereon
copy-Teste,
SAM'L. G. STAPLES, Cl'k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
Coughs. Colds. Fever. I4eadach. Dvsenterv. sc

{ "
f.Nraut III l.u"r Iiom N i.l-,-h,r-. long Island
hllc u,ed Wrirht's Indian Yrg awe Pills il my
family .r than three Gears and in great variety If
complaints Coughs, Gods, Fever Teadash, lysenterv e.
with ,hc most e.pco success. In all Wrghs In
dian egntabe is have fully sustained their reputation.
Yours, truly, WIN. SIMPSON.
Aug 8, ISIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VIRGINIA, to witt At Superior Court Of Law and
Chaacery begun and holden for the county of Patrick at
courthouse thereof the 2st day Of September, 1915
George g. Staples, Admir- Of John PoindeXter, deceased,
Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
NERVOUS nEBLLIrY-LOss AN ENERGY.

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
the dcclinngpowers o the human body This
first be doubted bn fact is better established Those
who the sol dsant Sarsapara for this purpose,
look in doing medicine far less expensive and et
fectual
CLYMrR, Chautauorc q. y n, Oct. s ISIS.
DR. VIM Wri~ht-Sir Fnr rhe last three four year;
had been gradually running down and finally became
weak that | unable perform my usual labor. l
advised try your Indian Vegetable Fills, and am graft
fed to thatby the Of three four boxes began
feel like myself again and thoroughly restored.
From nv experience commend YOUR Pills tnths
afflicted with confidence that they VIII be found medicine
Of great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

Ne sara f1n the Nu'la.k Herald IT " eIn4s ay h>t.
ua' Meszrs. Barwe1 Boyd, AMI Floyd If The House ].
De'g4es were exec Il 10 visit thai city during the
4 --lys, with view Of addressing its citizens On the
~ Vt of Internal improvements
meeting was called iur Saturday nrl last to take
measures to eve these visit IS suitable welcome Mo-
Il knows low to do tile huspira5e thing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25
G4sE.sx' EfEFsECTEo.,.
u 8 IL Il,
II
From EYs.cEsb,rr-y III F,;c.,s,

F"9t EJsiCil5'TF.. % Esich:,aoUu a "a.
VIE public respectfully informed dat on AMI ,p
the list day Of January, IS 70, The price per passage On
4hAl Packets from !ynchbugg to Richmond viii be re-
ducei NJ the low II - SO Wayar, i, I,,,,r,,,
MGai~ rNtra. BOYD, ED.hO,N.D u D.4JENTORr. .
dec 2l--Iaif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-25

9TH Another portion III lie Louisa K ad extended. las
been tc night into use. and tie cars % Moalay last
cale within ten miles Of Charlottesville
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-20
SENATE.

TUESDAY MORNING, JAM IL, 1S4S.
The journal of the preceding day read and
adopted.
Petitions Presented.
Petitions were presented by Messrs Berry, Cornett,
Coates Randall, Holloway. Orth, Houghton, Murray,
James, Tabor, Barbour, Cassait, which were referred
to appropriate committees.
A remonsrance was presented by Mr.. Read, from
citizens of Clarke, relative 10 the grade of the New
Albany and Salem road which referred
The President laid before the Senate the report of
the superintendent of the Wabash and Erie canal.
Reports from Standing Committees.
By Mr.. Robinson from the committee ON claims,
bill for the benefit of S. E. Waller and George Green;
which read first time, and ordered to second
reading.
Mr. Handy, from the committee on corporations,
reported back bill to authorize Ira Bailey
an arm to the Knightsown and Shelbyvile Railroad;
which was, on its third reading, passed.
Mr.. Millikin reported back from the committee
corporations bill to incorporate The Greenbush Gene
terry Association Of Lafayette; which was passed to
a third reading tomorrow.
Reports from Select Committees.
Mr.. Reed, from a select committee, reported back
bill authorizing the voters Of the State to vote for
or against the revision Of the constitution of the
State, recommending its passage; the further consd-
Grafton Of which, on motion Of Mr.. Ortiz, was post
poued until Monday next.
Mr. Marsh, fiom a select committee reported bill
to change the name of Lewis Myers, 10 Lewis Myers
Douglass; which was read first and second time
and ordered to a third reading.
By Mr.. Murray, against the prayer Of certain Pc
titions.
By Mr. Randall, bill to postpone the sale of de-
inquent lands in the county of Adams; which was
passed.
BY Mr.. Orth, bill TO vacate a portion of On ad-
diton to he town of Lafayette passed to a second
reading. .sI
Resolutions Proposed.
By Mr.. Coates. that the judiciary committee be
quested to enquire into the expediency of repeating
the valuation or appraisement law on all contracts
made from and after the LIST of June next; adopted.
joint Resolutions Introduced.
BY Mr.. McCarty, in relation the war with Next
CO; which was passed 10 a second reading on to-mor-
row.
BY Mr. Holloway, in relation to the existing
between this country and Mexico; which passed
TO u second reading on Tomorrow.
Bills introduced.
By Mr.. Milikn bill for the relief of the city of
Lawrenceburgh which read, the rules suspended,
and the bill passed
BY Mr. Murray, bill TO repeal an act entitled an
act for the relief Of the Miami Indians, which was
referred to The Judicial committee.
BY Mr. Waters bill for the relief Of the heirs Of
Anthony sheets; passed to a second reading.