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Iowa vs.. Missouri, in the Supreme
Court of the United States.

Iowa VS.. Missouri, in the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Having received information of the
death Of Joseph C. Brown, one of the
Commissioners appointed by the decree
of the Supreme Court in the above men
toned cases TO run andimark the boundary
line between the States of Missouri and
Iowa, ! hereby, pursuant to the duty en-
joined upon me by the said decree, APP
point Robert w. Wells, of the State Of
Missouri, Commissioner for the purpo-
ses aforesaid, in the place Of the said Jo-
seph &. Brown, deceased.
r. B. TANEY,
CO.. the Sup. Court of the u. S,
Baltimore, April s, l849.
l, William Thommas Carroll, Clerk of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
hereby certify the above to be true copy
Of the order Of Mr.. Justice fancy, as the
same remains on the files Of this court.
In testimony whereof, hereun-
to subscribe my name and affix the
L. S. seal of said court at the City of
Washington, this 18th day of May,
A. D. l849.
VIM. THOS. CARROLL,
Clerk of the Supreme Court U. S.
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The Blue Hens Chicken, Delaware
wing paper of the first wafer, says Will
liam Bronson, Mr. Clayton's new collector
for the district, is ",tterIy and 2oipaJlY
incompetent to discharge the duties Of
the office.
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!, A. RySSEI

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Upton, &C.
N dar county, Iowa.
March, lS43.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

Nothing is humber than ambition when
is about to climb.
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Williams, Bloomington ]. D. Tempiin, Iowa City
WILLIAMS e. TEMPLIN,
A TToRNEYS and Counsellors at Law.
N April IL, 1913.
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l.. b. PATTERSON,

l.. Is. tA1 lEHSON3
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
"A Iowa, will attend to all business entrusted to
him in the line of his profession.
March, 1913.
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WM. E. LEFFINwEl.L

A TToRNEY AID Counsellor at Law, Blooming
n ton, Iowa, will practice in Tie supreme and Dis
trict Courts of this State.
March, lS43.
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N0TICE.

S I shall be absent from this place for some
n time, would inform the public that my son
THEODORE SASxAy, viii attend to my business and
inter sts here during my absence, as my authorized
Agent.
FREDERICK SANXAY.
Iowa City, April II, 1913. st-3
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p. II. PATTERSON,

"A L ENSot'
A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Iowa City
"A Iowa, will practice in the various Courts OF
this State.
March, 1S4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
TTORNET and Coua sellor at Law, Iowa City.
Il Iowa. will practice in the various Courts In
this State.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
MORGAN RENO,


A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
IA Iowa, will practice in the Courts of this State,
AMI attend promptly to albusiness entrusted to him.
March, 1S4S.
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DOCTORS MURRAY e. M'CoRMIt h

DOCTOKS MU KRAf q M7CORWIt
OFFER their professional services to the citizen!
OofIowa City and vicinity, and will attend prompt
ly to all calls. They are always to be found al
their office, day and night, unless absent on pro-
fessonal business. OFFICE on Clinton street, a
few doors north of Cover & Hollis Store.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

R0oT AND Shoes good assortment for men
II and boys just received and for sale low BY
April &c. e. h. BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

GROCERIES, "A good supply Of most kinds
Just received and for sale by
Nov. l84S. w. P. LYON.
N ats and Caps-A good supply Of all
IL kinds for sale By w. P. LYON.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

GROCERIES, OF every description on hand and
VI for sale by +. sANAAY
ID AISINS, Figs, Almonds, Allspice, Pepper and
~ Ginger, can be got at all times at
April! &c. c. II. BUCKS.
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the head Of a handful of soldiers, when no but q
YOUTH and just arrived In the country Of his adoption and
then after the lapse Of than half century, the last
public act of his public life in the employment of his
try was 10 mp the argument for the King OF Holland
asserting and proving the rights Of the United States to the
disputed territory. Thus his public in the service
of his country began and ended in connexion with the de-
fence OF the public rights In its northern territories This
was his first and his last public service In the first in
stance defend Il by military action and in the lat,
ter by Luminous exposition of the claims Of the United
Saie and by mastery analysis Of the whole ques-
ton. He (Mr b. could be weary Ia speaking Of
Mr.. Galatin He had known him long and WELL H'
(Mr. Bancrof) in Paris at the time Mr.. Gailatn
was the envoy from the United Sates--a time when
republic by means in favor with the then ruling
powers, and he mr. b. would never forget the noble
dignity with which Mr.. Gaatin asserted and maintained
the high character Of his county. Mr. b. dwelt with
feelings OF lively gratitude upon the remembrance Of
that period of his e and the kindness, wisdom, and at
tentions of Mr. Galan himself In particular well
70 all his countrymen Paris. Mr. q. held all his know
edge and abilities the service of his counrymen who
an led upon him. Mr. Galatin's last work which
had made his celebrated throughout the world No
man like i'm had written much, and WELL upon the
American Aboriginal languages he surpassed herein the
great German phiologst, and had in the scientific
world mpeHshable for its literary fame as he
had acquired in the political world for his great abilities
and talents statesman.
Mr. Bancroft having concluded most able and pleasing
address In praise of the deceased president of the Hsto
cal Society, motion, under the profound and deep inn
pressions OF the feeling excited by the melancholy subject
without proceeding the usual business of the society
somewhat earlier than usual IL adjourned.
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NOBLE HEARTED wREcKER.-The Salem IN J)
Standard relates the following Of Capt Joseph Gask
Jersey shoreman, OF whom the Newark Daily advertiser
adds that che has assisted various res.
cuing hundred persons and millions OF property from
shipwreck, without having ever received one cent by
way OF remuneration"
Cspt G.. 10 unassumng he Is brave, and Il IL with
the greatest difficulty he can be induced upon re-
ctal of his adventures which have been sufficiently nu
on our wild and desoate shore fill inter
esng volume.
Last April brig drove ashore near Great Egg Harbor
The night dark and the ragged furiousy. A,
usual the fishermen crossed the sound the beach, blu,
their boats all too heavy be carried over and
was possible to pass them the inlet In the ex
tremity OF despair, and while the momenta.
rily expected 90 10 pieces, Captain c. arrived with
a dimiuuve cunning skif decked over, except small
space scarcely large enough the rover The
skif was carried the beach, launched int
the surf and Captain G. seizng the oars started directly
through the breakers for the brig Every wave of course
submerged the tiny ctah but d!enched and half frozen
he fpally arrived alongside The captain and
struck with establishment at the temey OF the bold sailor
and, forgetting their own peril hailed her, .skif ahoy
where you boundr Captain O. received OF the
from the bowpr. who, sitting with his back the
landed Notwithstanding the GOODNESS Of the weather
Captain G. continued his trips until every saved
and sunrise found him struggling for full hour his las
trip with The captain and his dog The woulc
undoubtedly have persisted had been for the
pidy Of Captain c. In venturing out in his se
skif No offer of money would have Induced him TO per
form this noble act but the knowledge thai fellow
demanded his assistance appealed the heart, and
handed the aid ofthe generous sailor"
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TIE RourD IsrArDERs.-The Mobile Tribune has
letter dated East Pascagoula September 90, which
says;
''The estimated number Of persons lying at Round L.
land IL OF those, 30 eh the island recently bu
about half OF them have returned As the object
o the expedition, that still ~ usbibws quite certain
that be Of great peril wherein the chance. Of
success are by ccrain. The Round Islanders.
however, hardy and brave set Of fellows could
be picked up anywhere and have resolution enough
tempt what they organized for IL expected that the,
viii sr now pretty soon The principal leader Is looked
for senfy from the north Who he IL, not known
but suspect he the Spanish General lopez now,
Gently, residing In New York One thing ceriaai these
adventurers abundance OF means They their
supplies from this neighborhood and pay promptly They
orderly teir conduct aud have good character
among the mainIanders. The communications In Of
your city PAPERS this subject nothing but sheer nm
truths, any over here can tell you The United
States Water Witch and F lying within sight
The Albany Ship Island. They quiet enough, and
do not interfere with the Round Isanders.S =
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cards OF thanks TO the gensmdniy captain, the gentle
manly steward, the genten, My clerk, the gsntsmaniy
bar keeper ct cstsra ces,a, and we have often asked
age In old times il birth, manners gentiIity OF ap
pearance; then il fortune, living without labor and
with and comfort; now appears TO be title only
bestowed Thus, the captain OF ship termed gentle.
manly il he treats his passengers with courtesy; the
clerk Of a steamboat who hands the printers some
papers, is genemanly; and the steward who pops you
champagne is called genilenanly We the nation Of
all others for titles, and we confound them all When.
ever talk with Dr. Francis he always calls MS doctor
the lawyer calls counsellor the general forgets
70 call us major; the counyman addresses US as cap-
ing and the downeaster STRANGER" The title least
our old consul at Falmouth, Mr. Fox, and were quite
startled at sweet Quaker girl asking us, quantity and
demurely, "Mordecai, what wine wilt thou drink p
[NosHs Sunday Times
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Communica
Important to Dealers In Land Warrants.


Important to Dealers In Land Warrants.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Washington, Oct. 4, lS49
SIR, have received your letter of Sd instant enclo
sing a slip which you from Wilson IL Co. 5
Weekly Despatch, of the 24th September last, and from
which the following is an extracts
I understand the matter rightly, the Land Office will
recognise blank assignments OF soldiers land
The assignments, be valid specify the person
whom IL Is made, at the time IL Is made This in addi-
ton the usual form of recognising and certifying the
identity OF the person making the assignment"
You ask whether is necessary render assignment
valid aud receivable at the Land Office should be filed
up by the original holder when sold by him. and OF each
party through whose hands 1t before reaching the
land office for entry"
As of Congress renders all assignments made and
executed prior the issue of the certificate null
and void material that the date OF the assignment and
of the acknowledgment should be filed up ohen made In
order frosh evidences TO this office that the assignment
made after the Issuing of the warrdHf The
leaving the assignment blank, Tor the OF the
sgnee be afterwards inserted, would vtate the
sgnment where il is fair and regular In all other respects;
because the legal Implication In such is that the
assignment is made and delivered, purchasers under
him. fill the blank by inserting the name of assignee
The bona fds purchasers OF land have In
acted this mpton, and IL would be at
tended with serious Inconvenience TO innocent purchasers
TO change the practice.
Before warrant assigned be located, the
of the assignee be inserted and IL will be presumed
that doae by the authority OF the original assignor,
will be receivable accordingly at the land Offices unless
fraud shall be alleged and sustained.
Yours, very respectfully, -
Commissioner.
J. w. SMosToN, Esq,
WashinRton. ID. c.
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AN "ALL THE DEcENcY" GovERNoR- Governor
Johnston delivered speech to wing meeting in PhiIa
dephia Monday night, and made personal and abu
sve attack the editor Of the Pennsyvanan He call.
ed him consummate puppy, BLACKBOARD, and drunk
himself, it perfectly proper in the Pennsylvania TO
retort by telling his excellency OF has elevated exhibi.
tons at Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Carlisle, to say no.
thing of ChambersbuIg and Bedford, during General
Taylor's tour through the State"
The editor Of the Pennsylvania is known as perfect
gentleman which is more than be said OF governor
using such language, and lying at that
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PRooRKss ARrs-An exceedingly ingenious little
machine for sewing exhibiting over Palmers store
School street, and would advise all who are intere
ed any branch Of business, where sewing forms an i'm.
have for productions OF inventive skill Il is vep
simple construction, but perfect in It's work. and
revoutonize the trades Of clothing, caps harness. boo,
and Shoes collars bosoms and multitude Of other branch
Of business dependent upon tho slow progress Of hu
fingers. II will not be long before sewing machine
will be found in every adys cabinet Of domestic mple
men and the mystery OF daning and butionoogy
subdued by obedent steel and brass The machine au
ded patented by Bradshaw about year ago. and D.
the oaiy patent granted upon firm, durable sttch-Bo
Ton Post.
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rnLEoRArmo REPORTS roR THE UNION.

sia atusF Nxw YoRk. Oct. ga p m.
Stocks are quiet-saes moderate. Treasury note gs
1924 rev loan ia III snchanSs on London losi
IS s7t southern 50 A.. Cora meal 50 l2i Rye four
Ss O6I Sales of red wheat lbs 100 cents Genssse
So cents for new and 81 s. cents ibr yellow oais So
Rye 90 cents Cotton not quite % hrmsmal sales
prices prior the but the ssndsney decline
PmLADELrmA, Oct. S.-a p, m -spoks quiet, us..-
aG snail .0s. o. S'S oa a1a =. s. ~ Is Corn %s.
IS 2i Sales OF red wheat a los los cents white lilo
"a cents Coris frm sales Of yellow at - % cents.
Oats ~ cents Rye 90 cents.
California bo1md vessels -Coyisies bsisesss
- ,spsaue officers and smsgg<rs.
NEW YoRk, Oct 2-St John papers, received 20 the al
inst state that the barque Teal had sailed California,
reghted with lumber The T. out twelve passenge
The llt inst been kept az day OF ON
account Of the abundance Of harvest which with The ex-
cepton Of the hay CROP has been good ~ m
the officers and party OF snuggiers The smug-
glers armed and showed fight Several shots W. 70
with several Of their number wounded $50 $500 -
Nrw oRLxAss. Oct. 2--Ths mon lately assembled q,
returned the city, the purpose which they assembled
having been defeated or postponed.
There were o bales Of cotton sold yesterday, mostly
northern account Factors willing operate
than sellers al last weeks quotations. which 10 100
fair One ships have taken cotton JIG freight
We have advlces here from Havana to the 9Th uimo
The news OF the difficulty between the American govern
ment and the French minister had caused exsvsgen
The improvement effected by Mr. Nelson In extracting
saccharne matter from the shgarcane, excited much
The United states snip arrived :. Hav.n.
The spanish squadron sailed from Havana the middle
standing army increased by troops om Spans
which are daily expected.
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The Georgia Elsetion.--By Telegraph.

In four of the nnetyhree counties in Georgia
heard from Townsville democratic candidate and present
be reelected governor by majority Of
three thousand certainly, and most probably The
Senate will be democratic beyond all peradvenure, and
probably both houses At any rate democrats will
have majority on Joint ballot.
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The Tsrin.
J. w. SIMosTos, Esq,
Washlngton, ID. ..

''The revenue Is cheated, the American merchant Is
driven ade and the American artisan prived Of
his bread by Walkers tariff Tor the benefit Of foreigners.
There is no denying this iac and the press should keep
IL before the people "-Bosfon Bee.
Here are three statements There is no denying either
OF Them or rather need OF denying either, their false.
hood being notorious to every intelligent man in the
country
"THs rspenus is cheated r. And yet, with diminish
ed rate OF duties the revenue greater than
der the high tariff OF ls42 We give the receipts from
customs for several years, below:
ts1s Q2T 52s 10 1871 S237l7 S6t
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF Mechanical Philosophy, com
n pns mechanics hydrodynamics gneumac sound, light,
kc &c Peter Barlow and Sir John Herscbel One
ume, very numerous ensravngs; London 1879
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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REMoyALThe once q ne company owning The line
IL Washington and New York
and Louisiana the building Coneess
HAIL. Pennsylvania avenue, south side directly opposite
bookstore Of Franck Taylor, esq.
Messages will be promptly transmitted eass
wick, In the British dominions.
confidence will be observed
uu o
The rooms pesde secretary are in The "a story Of mo
building. h. b. FRENCH, President
3-dlw
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HOUSE OF DELEoATEs.-Ihe House oil Delegates con-
ssts OF 80 members So far heard from, the parties
stand as follows compared with the last election in s47

II will be by the above, that In the counties heard
from there is net democratic gain OF nine members
In the last House OF Delegates the wing majority 3d.
The wing majority in the Senate is I'D wings to demo.
Gratis. .tlta
baltimore County The following are the totals of the
official returns OF Baltimore county The detailed
by districts have been unable obtain officially.
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From our s.ltimor. Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Oct. SIS D. m.
Election ereiiement -Bssines Of the sleetiom-
Popular uote Of Maryland The markets, &C.
The excitement of the election has passed away and our
city has again assumed quiet aspect though all manner
of business is brisk beyond precedent Indeed may herr
remark that the fall trade has far exceeded the antcipaon
Of the sanguine in its and character the
Der OF both southern and western dealers who have pur
chased their goods here being nearly double that OF any
previous The South especially showing pref
erence for Baltimore and Baltimore merchants.
The OF the eectioH nearly all in, the sgsa
from the Eastern Shore counties being ell thai
are wanting TO show the full result. The popular
VOTE indicated by the reuns largely in Of thu
democrats, will be by the following
the democratic majotes In the second, third and fourth
districts on the congressional vote -
Second district lis
Third district 2,46O
Total democratic majority : 3,626
In the first and congressional districts there was no
opposition to the wing candidates for Congress, and
course the strength of parties be asceraned bur
allowing them 100 each. there would STILL with the ma
joy 500 for Evans In the fifth district be balance
favor of the democrats in the popular of the State
about 1000 There Is also clear gain of nine democrat,
members I'm the House of Delegates, which may be In
creased by the counties yet TO hear from. majority
the delegates elected publicly pledged conventional
REFORM and IL Is to be hoped that the ball win be In
ton in good earnest nj the next session. EfY
The merchants Of Baltimore assembled the Exchange
to-day In meeting, and fully organized board Of
trade which will doubtless be of benefit to the business
of the city.
Miss Frederica Bremen the great authoress, has arrived
at New York in the steamer Canada.
The MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
there were sales OF a few hondIed bbs Howard stree
-four at IS ILL., and of City Mills the price. Nc
change in corn meal which is still held SO ai Tn
prices wheat have continued from day day without
any variation of note, and quote sales Of good
red at 30 81 good prime red 81 81 % white
81 O6 81 10; and family -four white, 81 10 81 Is
nf Iaaf
part of the present were for white IS 60 cents and vel
low 90 81 cents but towards the middle Of the week
there being inquiry for export, and receipts small
improvement of n made in price subse-
aueny sales have been made ut So 81 Tor yellow
81 90 for white which prices sales made
yesterday.
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L'e' Joseph n. collins. P,c e. i ~
Isaac ABBArr, Secretary.
CHARLss DE- srLpise, No II Todd Buldn, Pennsyivsnia
W. = jonssror M. d. opposite Guy Post once, street,
Physician.
fhamphes sspla nsioy Of the principles operations OF
company be had on application At the Agents ehhce
Oct g.
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MANUAL FOR states Ccnsuls, en,brseing sheir
MI shts duties liabilities, the laws and judicial
decisions governing tem and special notices Of bue Of
and Others with Hen
shaw o. the United Suites Navy, counsellor law,
volume, 1872 FRANCK TAYLOR
Crf4 -
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LsI and Winter Fsshtcns.-Mss sPEIR win open Bat
urday, 9Th October, millinery
show rooms on street, between On and 10Th Streets
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We make up the following brief summary OF the re-
suit OF the election for members Of Congress, and
bsrs OF the House OF Delegates far asceansd from
returns received.
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ny-Washfngtonian Minute men.--A meeting will held
sunday, Columbia engine Capitol Hin
Addresses Messrs Cammack Reid, and other
ID. KLKfss, Secretary Q. W. DENIsoN, President.
Crt
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NEW Books just Received
IN Pendcnnis, part ID
The Cartons, part I'd, BY Buwer
The Little Savage, By Captain Manyau
The Institutes Of Theology, being volume of cmcrs' Pos
combes PhrenoloU, new edition, with engraving.
TAYLOR d MAURY,
ot5 Bookseuer, near sh sueeh
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nTTE subscrfbers having IN operation ths1r
wIspxLt having cold vohirds Interest In the The
win BE- carried under the Of Gao Pxes
hey are now prepared furnish all who favor them
patronage be furnished the Geofgsown
eIseere delivered free Of
meal hcur, rye chop oats, shp sud, sbo large
and hominy, Graham -four &c all hey have In
good Peons wishing be suppied win
and place Of residence at the MILL
Sept 2s-dio GEO. PAGE CO.
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By n. 9. WRIGHT. e.orx.town.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AMI
LoTBy virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10Th Sep
ember le and recorded In the land records Of Washington
shall sell IN front Of the premises, the Goth October
next O'Clock part Of io 60 in the original plan Of George
sto brick house thereon Terms cash. In bsnkabe funds
scpt le-db y. D. WRIGHT, Auct
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Msmbsrs of Congress.

! Is disIlct-Richard J. Bowie, wing. no opposition.
"a do VIM T. Hamilton, dem, majority ll6.
~ do Edw. w. Hammond, dem, about 2 40 maj.
an do Robert M. Mcllane, dem, majority 95l.
oth do Alexander Evans, wing, majority 506
ON do John Bozman Kerr, wing, no opposition.
HOUSE OF DELHoATEs.-The House of Delegates con.