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Southern shield., 1850-04-06
ACHANcE FOR SoMEBoDY.-A young lady

A CHANGE FOR SoMEBoDy.-A young lady advertises in the Cleveland Plaindealer' for young gentleman to act as an amanuensls. He must be able 10 write in cyphers, and when not thus engaged, he will be expected 10 read poetry with feeling, converse with ease, and be able to play cribbage and back gau1xnon. He must expect to be kissed when she is pleased, and cuffed when she IS not. but as her temper is acknowledged to be good. there will probably be more kiss inc than cufing. There is good chance for somebody.-Spirito of the Times.
 Look 10 Your Punctaation.-A toast drank at 4th of July celebration was given as follows:
 Woman-wthout her, man would be q savage"
 The Boston Post thinks the punctuation erroneous, and should be corrected thus:
 Woman, Dithout her man, would be savage.
 DoING GooD.-He is indeed the wsest and happiest man, who, by constant aiten- ton of thought, discovers the greatest op- portunities of doing good, and with ardent and animated resolution breaks through eV- cry opposition that he may improve those opportunities.--D -0O~~~-~~~ The study of literature nourishes youth entertans old age, adorns prosperity, so, faces diversity, is delightful at home and unobtrusive abroad. 
 Rest satisfied with doing we'll and let others talk of you as they please,
Southern shield., 1850-04-06

sTa7E OF .4RK.aNSaS,2
 County of Phillips. 5
 he the Probate Court of Phillips County, in
 Vacation, March 26th, .4. D. 1850. Nancy Alexander, complainant, l Napoleon K. Alexander, Samuel FOR DOVER.
 G. Phillips, and Polly Ann
 Phillips, his wife, late Polly
 Ann Alexander, dgendants.
 A ND now on this day came the said Nancy NA- Alexander, widow and rect of the late John Alexander, deceased, by her Attorneys, and files her petition, praying that commission CTS may be appointed to set apart and allot to said petitioner her dover interest in the property belonging to her said husband at the time of his decease; and whereas, it appears by affidavit of w. H. Ringo, Esq, appended to said Petition, that Samuel G. Philips, one of the defendants herein is nonresident of this State. it is order ed that he be notified hereof by publication of this order in some newspaper printed in the town of Helena, for the number of times and within the time presbribed by law, that unless he be and appear before the Court here, on or before the firstd day of the next April term thereof at Court to be holden at the Courthouse, Ill ! the town of Helena, in the county and State aforesaid on Tuesday, the l6th day of April next, then and there to plead, answer, or demur to said complainant's petition, the matters and things therein Will be :al.o.. eorfossed and a decree entered accordingly. A true copy from the Record.
 Attest: R. II. YEATES, CLERK.
 Narch 30, 1850.
Southern shield., 1850-04-06

IT n The Southern disunionists at the seat of Government are now protesting with great vehemence that they never were ln favor of disunion. They say they always abhorred the idea of Southern confedera- cy, and would never have dreamed of es- tabIshing one had they felt certain they could live in honor with the North. They listened very com pacentIy to the absurd speech of CIingman, and fancied that bis estimates of the burden of the curse which the Union imposed upon the South and oi the immense advantages which disunior would be 10 the Southern confederacy were ! all correct According to CHngman, by dissolving the Union, every man in the South would become a Cresus in few wears even if he did not perform any labor 1 with head or hands.-L0u. JournaL
 TRUE AS GospEL.-The Salem Gazette very truly remarks that there is no such thing as doing anything gratultouSly in printing office. Somebody must pay for ev- erything that is done Not line can be set that does cost money for sticking either the publisher must pay the whole, or the advertiser pay his share. This is literally true, and yet there are a few more left who think printers ought not to charge fol their work, especially when the advertising is for some charitable purpose.
 A couple of ladies, of St. Louis, have been making shirt apiece for Prince Al
 bert and his son. Between two and three hundred thousand stitches were taken or these shirts The ladies of St. Louis have but little to do, if the enterprise of these fashionable idoators of royalty is a correc thermometer of theirindustrial occupations 1 Wnnder how their hIlsha nds are off for shirts
Southern shield., 1850-04-06

Rest satisfied with doing well, and let others talk of you as they please
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
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FICTLTE

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a. r.. I-e5 .azEr. z. T. n, Pr, g..
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rrl-s r1l Ae-.a.Es.
Hv NIuuNo1sN ". d., Frg'ssf5- r. y
l-r' Nc.csct5.
! u WAuDEL. \. u, Professor Of Lc8rro,.
rFSHE Exercises Of this Institution viii b r..-...
4 ru the 4li Thursday in September nav,
T.-e g. BAT oue Session ia the Year. which Con-.
g. I0 months The Vacation covers the peri,i -
the THURSDAY after second Monday in July !, ~
THURSDAY in September OF each year. For admiss.-
u,0 die Freshman class a candidate must L,rs
competent knowledge Of the English, Latin & O.
Grsmmsrs Cor position. Arithmetic. and Geo,.,.i
ra,ar. y.r7i. ami the Greek reader. and s.r,o =
erun'au-e with latin pros1dy.
TIE Stu+es Of the Freshman year are I.ir,,r.
L.gv. Andrews Ovid Owens Auabasis and O.
ra.ia. Davies University arithmetic, Davies ~.
don and leccudre, antiquities, Latin Ccn,oss,.
ans prosoty
The Studies Of the Sophomore and Freshman ~.
are Horace TacJ0s Feltcn's lad and the Me-,
rsba continuation O! Davies Bourbon and Ieas.
dre Plane and Spherical Tngonometry ami Dae..
Surveying, Cambelfs philosophy Of Rhetoric. n,
pers Natural Philosophy, and Turner'S CheBis,r-
Latin 3LC Greek composition and ProsOdV
The Studies Of the Junior year, are: Jnvenal r,
cero De Oratore, Demosthenes de Corona, C,,..
tragedy, Descriptive Geometry, Shades, SLad,,r.
aud Perspective, ANALYTICAL Geometry. Descrn,s,
Astronomy, Trimmcr's Geology and MiDe,sIo,,
Johnsons Agricultural Chemistry, Vatters Law =.
Nations, Say = Political Economy, Composhiop ,rs
Prosody
The Studes of tie Senior year are: Ccer, A.
Senectute or Amicsa, and WoIsey's edition Of Pa.
to's Goress. Dii,ehntial and Integral Calcium.
Omsteads Natural Philosophy, Physical ASTRONOMY
Logic Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy
The expenses for ten months are S37 ior Colqvs
dues. the whole in advance Board s. per mona
payable quarterly in advance; Washing, Fuel and
Lights are at the expense Of Student who will also
provide his own Furniture. This if desired can be
furnished BY the Steward alta fair rate
No student viii be admitted into any class in he
University without the requisite preparation, which
viii be tested by rigid examination.
J. n. hOWaY Proctor Univ. Mi
n. B, The textbooks used in the Sophomore
Glasses can be procured in Oxford
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

lnpursuanco ofa deed OF trust executed to the un.
dersgned by Reuben Hodges, or purpo cs therein
named, bearing date the oath Of August, A. d. ISL,
aad recorded in the Probate Clerks office in lowndes
County, Mississippi, will sell for cash before the
Court House door in the Ttwn If Columbus on the
9Th day Of July next, the following lands to wit; the
west half OF the south west quarter OF section four
the south east quarter ofsec 8, q thenorth west quar-
ter Of section Mines township seventeen, range seven
teen east, tour hundred acres, more or less or so
est.
Acting az trustee viii convey such tile as in yes.
ted in me--which is believed to be good
ELI ABBOTT,
Jan. 9th l850,-6m Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
M. w. H0WHLL
INSURANCE.
TIE PROTECTION INSURANCE Co

Tx nv IN AG4N lAR'GhNA'NAN NS''
pANY. OF HARTFORD, CIT,
SNONriNuE to issue Policies on the most favor
" able terms, at their Agency in Columbus, Mi,
on Dwellings,, Stores, Hotels, Warehouses Mills,
Manufactures, Barns, ect Get. Also on Household
Furniture, and Goods Wares and Merchandise con,
tanned or stored therein, against loss by FIRE.
ALS0--on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured
Goods Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock,
and every other description of Merchandise or per
sona property shipped to be shipped per good steam
boat or boats to and from points on the Western wa
tiers, or between eastern cities iva lakes or other in
land route) and any towns in the western country
against the hazards OF INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
ALSO--upon shipment of Goods Wares and Nler-
chandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and eastern ports--between New Orleans
other Cult ports--between all American ports and
English or European Ports or at any maritime port
what soeyer in the Atlantic waters, against the
PERILS OF THE SEAS,
the lowest rates Of premium charged by other re-
sponsible companies For full information as to the
rates, adjustment of losses, DC apply to the under
signed, who Is authorized to issue Fire and Marine
Policies VIII hout delay JOHN ~ MUlllN,
Dec % lS49ly. Agent,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
DIR. 20 W. 0OLEMANaS

ANIEDYSPEP1TC d TONIC BITTERS
Fy per cent stronger, more Medicinal than any sper
made before. ,r,,,,n
For the cure of every case olCHlLL T. FEVER'
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia Diseases q worms &c
&c, also preventative to AS'atic Cho'era'
Price MOO per bottle, for 50; larger qaaht''es
at less prices. No AGENCIES
IL Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount D
months and allowances for advertising will be made
Pre- pared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No 448
Dauhin Street, Mobile +. d. COLEMAN.
August, IS, 1910, (ly)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
CURE OF A scRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
NJ. a, f..

TENHE undersigned Offers for sale the tract @
d land on which he lesidas, containing G20
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land, situated IA miles west
OF Columbus, in the Mayhem Prairie There is
$50 acres in high state Of cultivation, first
rate gin house horse ma, an cc!to" press, a
GOOD log dwelling and comfortable outbouses,
there is also a fine aresiau we'll atiording an
abundance Of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately Oh the road leading
from Plymouth to StarkyiIie in the eastern edge
of the .lhhew Prairie, convenientto navigation,
and has what lew other places can boast ol--an
outlet to an ineZhaustibie range for stock l.
can be divided into two good settlements, and
will sell either or or including all the im>
provemcuis or the whole for J in hand and the
balance in one and two years without interest,
Persons wishing to purchase can see the propri.
etor on the premises or II. s. Taylor and John
T. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi who wIil more
fully describe the property
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1890. ly. Mayfew Prairie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

3 y consequence Of the death Of one of the Part
ners in our concern it will be imperatiucly rcces.
szry TO close all matters up to the end of the present
season. We therefore notify those indebted to us,
that ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID before the lst Of
March next and that no new accounts will be open.
ed after this date A. CURTIS co.
u. B.--Those in want Of BOOTS g. SHOES
CLOTHING, HATS g. CAPS &c. for CASH
would do well TO give US call Our stock is SupE.
RioR and will be Sold at very low prices for the mo-
ney a CURTIS & co
November, LIST, l549.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
Western Military Institute.
FS00rECF EIS;f0vS.

The ADJrTANT GENERAL, together with FIVE fit ger.
sons to be annually appointed by the Executive. to
attend examinations at east once in the year, &C.
cgr.liur Ia lu-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
.NtNtlce.
sk'JtlCe.
DR. S. a SALTONSTALL

DIX So II > Ito ~ , = n - u
III AS removed his office, TO his residence Wiere
he may be found at all times ready to operate in
the various branches OF Dental Surgery on reatona'
bic terms, for cash only. cannot keep pace with ne
many modern Improvements in the Dental art ana 90
work on credit. Ny business cannot be carried on
successfully on any other terms than cash when INC
work IS completed have to pay cash Tor eyeIya ar
tce use IN the profession Persons from distance
need not come to have work done on credit. Ihey
will be very apt to be disappointed Necessity COM
pels me 10 adopt rhis rule
August 18th 1873 l5-8-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
DISSOLUTION.

EESIIE Partnership heretofore existing in the name
4 OF Curtss & Tucker is lhs day dissolved by
mutual consent The business hereafter will be con
Quoted by George Curtiss.
Sept l6, 1919. GEO CURTlSS,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
Certificates and testimonials
From the moot Respectnhle Sources,
A Voice from Mexico =!

TO IN Cnnrrpi Respected SiI md Friend. have
always been subject 10 that dreadful c9mpi1ut Uheuma.
tsm, but never knew what agony hcman being could
suffer till joined the Amy was engaged 10 all Of
GENERAL TAlL0VS battles and at terto Gordo
with GENERAL StuIT pHrinR o portion Qf the ann
pagn much exposed to the night air in damp st
atoms and perceived that tails favored 10y Old
plant, Tho first attack Of the enemy II mean Ehouma
tsml had Ia Mexico IN the night shoulder then my
whole arm got siih md could scarcely hold my muskot
ard morning IN The month Of March last after sleeping
under the Chapoual could scarcely raise self Mrly
shTeked with agony, Wag soon after placed IN the sur
geons hands hut continued 10 get aud The
pains extended oil bod, In heed. aud even IL
my ankles and toes AT san Angelo gut my discharge,
and when arrived IN Boston was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take more medicine Ton
hal taken too much already but reading ,our advertise
mont induced ne 10 send to your Agent, Mrs f. knDtR
Court street and cot GAlytSic lrtt and M,gNtUc
FLUip The second day wore the Hcltuud used the Fluid
was much better and in ehoui one week was So encour
aged that not WsAed with the Belt alone hut got
pair the taltauc Bracelets ior the limbs These soon
Put my feet and IA aieW days was enabled to Walk
TO Mrs kpDERS and tell my story. She told me to por'
and said she had known persons as had Nns to
get entirely cured From tbs time got tettcr every joy
all pans gadusly lol and my strength rapidly ~
turned AMI tot four months p25t hove hcop entirely well
feel So vigorous and elastic as ever itt with e cNctF
ton OF little stiffness in ms right arm but have not
particle ot pam any Kind Nl cure Is truly Wondetlut
and can never feel ton grateful TO YOU lol believe No
Gnyanir articles have saved my lite, ns de- not tchoNe
could have i,yed much uugor ln such dreadful agony
HENRY l. SUMNER, let Reg Mass Light int
Comm j." b. l.. A. lNHl. & ali
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
administrators Sale of L0.,aS,
ON THE gard OF FEBRUARY 1881.

DCKsuANTt to an order Of the Probate Court Of
Lowndes county, State Of Mississippi, ut the
November term thereof, lS49 We've viii sell a,
public auction, on the premises 10 miles north east
Columbus, the following Lands Ito Wits the south
east quarter oil north west quarter the east half of
south west quarter Lots six, seven and twelve ~
in section a. Township II, range II west The
lands belonging to the estate Of John McCown can
deceased.
On credit till the first Of January 1851 Bond and
approved security required NANCY McCOWN
Admnx
GEORGE w. VAUGHN,
January, l4th 1850 st Admin,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
YRB MS

Per session, for Board and Tuition, $50
For Music, 80
For French, &c, 9iV
There are many Fem,le SeminaFlct IN tAc Wet,
in which the expenses Of pupil may be $40 on S@V
per session less than the above but, IN very ie" o.
these II Is nfdenily asserted, viii the fare be found
SO eood-the capital invested 30 lsrge-and the rep
,,,a,i.,n NJ Ito Tearhnr. 40 dIstinpulahed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
I,emale collegiate institute.

The Principal has teen teaching twenty ycaEs. un-
.u,errap,eily having occupied important Professor.
ships "a several Colleges IN Virginia, ,h,s native
Staie) and Kentucky
The Female Collegiate Institute Was organized in
1885, and has enjoyed without any fluctuations an
unusual share oipubic favor ayaTaginF for the ten
wears past about one hundred pupils
Il is furnished with q hue Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus, Select Library,
&c, and affords unusual facilities 10 students Of Ma
sic, French. Spanish and the Ike. hisentrcy free
from all see,arlan bss-the pupils being permitted
to s,tend any place Of worship prescrbca By the Ia
rents aud the teachers belonging 10 four or i've tef
ent denominations.
To prevent competition in Dress, clio hing Of AMI
form style has been prescribed and JewclEy Of every
description prohibited.
Georgetown is accessible by daily Stages steam
boats irom Louisville and Cincinnati ltis u miles
from Frankfort and isadnitted 10 be one OF the health
lest locations on the Globe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23

when all hope Of relief bod been given up md every thing
else been tried IN VAIN - -
suppose the Of person afflicted VITA that banc oi
civilization by srErstA OF sny other hrunc or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases etimnlen'' ore bbon which
ly their ertidn on the nerves and muscles he stomach
aantI temporary relief but which leave the patient IN
low or state ana with injured FACULTIES after the ucuon
thus excited has ceased Nos compare VAS with The 81
feet fcsnltng from The application Of the GAlNiNlt
BELT reke pysrertc sufferer even IA the Woi'
symFtoms Of attack and Vnpb he The Belt aonni me
body using the magnetic Fluid as dircciei IN short
period he in, Qushlc pcrrrpton viii aci on the positive
element of ths Delt thereby causing Gagaur circulation
10 the pos,ye thus keeping up continuous Galranic cir
culaon throughout the system Time The most severe
casrs Of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED 4
FEW DAYS Is OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE the DISEASE or YEARS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
Nervous Diseases,
DR.. cbristlo's aalvsnlo ourativss,

consists in the ftc, that they arrest and care jfrHse ny
oufedrd ayflcahsn 10 place Of he usual mode of d'uY
Riug and physickug The pi,ient tai exhausted Stature
sinhs hopelessly under the iuilsu
Tr,y btnsRsa me et5is systm, sYtai'rs ne dLcni1
ten Of ne IissG promote The sf,tfJus dH3 btti ~ ht
1hehteh injury iiaifr aau oiicnwtifftyri SINCE Mii
Introduction In the United Stes only thtoe ytau sipco
mo,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
10000 Pcrs0ns

Including oil 0Fes classes end conditions among "hct
we've large number oi lpi"s, vhn Bre peculiarly snO
iect 10 Nervous Complaints have been
ff II Af~YT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-23
CONSrVpTTON CIIRLD.

Cleanse aud Strengthen. Consumption can De
cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting OF Blood
Soreness in the chest, Hectic Flush, Night Sweats
Difficult or Proluse Expectoraion, Pain in the Side
&c have been and can be cured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
Brown, shipIey & Co.'S. Circular.

Correspondence OF The tribune.
Per fmeytca LlsBKPool'I r ti = ~ w., ,srta
,ronobout The week with decline in prices Of an
in ali descriptions OF American while in some Instances I lg
saes have been made at fully I'd y below our ast ~
tstions The continued uneasiness existing nete Nv.
Manchester in consequence Of the Prottacted dhcues
the Continent to which speedy settlement can 20 s
sonsby expected the main cause Of this on az
late accounts from the United States being looked uP'n
favorable to holders. .,.,,.t,,a, u and 1ir
tTnlands I'd: mddling pons, 7975d z ha, ~
Trade in Manchester Is fat with Ilsie o0s e Io,sy
Goods or Yarns There has been mora denAN' w i-'
with an adyarce of cent IN me ss9ftua,ed ESQ
The sees OF CoTroN 5r the week are @ ad ~ ]
bales Of which Spectators hsye ,od consst Of
5S 1a oends s6i8 Orleans e. zg G S
ana sar Of Cotton in 20 900 bses o. %a
z7569 are aar az WHICH, eco were American
PeToo SsI s5ke is without material change lnasj
me CoE' ,and At COS for mixed, Sis for yeho% ~
Corn ID idi oet hife Western Canal Flour lSsg@lsy
S2s Y qaaIt m Phiadel phia and Baltimore rs 6d "a
Gahses "a ~ III red Wheat 30 Cd 10 y l0d "aie %"
lSs9zqs = n ~ Indian Corn Meal l5t y BIOL .o,d
Is 60 Y ~ no 70 bbs American RsIs have been sod a.
ABOUT Io0yT rEpESrIsE has been in more request ,oS
az y nu, m to coo bills att cwt oVES''N0
sales a1no ggctzt Yours, respectfully, 70
BARK 81 P'"" BROWN, 5HfPLEI "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
The Vote in the House ON the Freedom
of the Public Eunds.

The following are the Yeas and Nays in
the House on Mr.. A. JoHNsoN'5 motion to
suspend the Rules in favor Of aproposition
to make the bill granting a quarter-section
of Public Lands to every citizen head of
family who will settle upon and improve
the same. special order for this day, Mon
day. 10th. Although this is by no means
test vote, yet the fact that majority of
the Members present sustained such mo-
ton is q cheering indication Of the spirit of
the House-may we not say, Of the Coun-
try We do not look for the early adop-
ton Of the Land Reform principles in full,
INCLUDING Land Limitation,) but we do
hope for the passage of some bill substan-
tally like Mr.. Johnson's within two years
from this date. Here is the vote on sus-
pending the Rules:
YEAs- Messrs Albertson, A7eTandey ALLEN,
anderson, Ashmpn, BINGHAN Bowlin, Br00SSy,
Albert G. Brown, L. Darlington CaJcH, Joseph
Cable, Joseph p Cal3neH, Campbell, Chandler,
Cleveland " illiamson h. w. Cobb, C0nger Cor
7yin CroarcV, Danner Dickey, Disney, DNer DIN
can, Durham, DUREEE, Ewing, Featherston,
Fitch, Gentry, GIDDISGs, Gilbert, GOT, G0uld.
Green Hall, Ho7lovay, Hampton, Harlan, Isham
G. Harris, T l.. Harris, Hay, Hammond, Hii2iard,
HOWE, Hubbard, Hunter, Inge, Andrew Johnson,
Jones JULIAN, Letter, Job Mann, MARSHALL Mat
tcson Mcdonald, Mel anahan, R. NJ. McLane,
McMulIen, Moore Morris, NemeH, Ogle. Odds,
Peck Plaq71. Potter Red, Richardson, RiSle9,
Robbins, R0ebwe11, Roof, Sacke0, Savage,
SchcHci, iSci@meyh0rn, Sclo0lcratt, SPrasae, F.
P Stanton Tkad1euS Steeeas Sweetser, 1'aglor,
Thomas TUcK JnderlA, VenNble Waldo, Vat
kins Wentworth, Hhiie, Whittlesey, Williams
Wright and Youug-95.
NAYs-Messrs. Aston, Ashe, Averett, Bayly
Beale, Bissell, Bocock, BOhce, BooTH BNi}0rd
Burt, Batter, g. A. Caldwell, Carter Casey
Clorbe Clineman, Cocock, Cole, Daniel, De5erTg,
Dimmick, D,1on, Edmundson, Eliot n, EEans,
Foarler, Freddy, Gerry, Gr7nneH, HARRISON,
Sampson W. Harris, He5ard, Henry, Hibbard,
Hoagland, Holiday, Holmes, Houston, Joseph w,
Jackson, Kaufman, Kerr George a hz4gi 'Ia1aES
G. hang, Join n. King, r. ManH ,N'
Meade, Morrison, Morse, df0mon' NeFSo1'' IT
Oiis. Outlaar, PeasIce, Powell, PHtE9n heY40'qS'
Ross Pu10seu Sawtelle, Seldom, ShepPeTd, n, ii.
stanton. Jacob Thompson, Thurman, F17toa,
Wallace Wellborn and Widrick-7l.
YEAs-Whigs lin Italics 43; Free Sellers (SM'
CARS $ F.; Opposition 40.
NArs-Whigs }2 Free Sellers 0; Opposition
80.
of the Members OF the Committee on Public
Lands, fue voted Yea and fonr Nay.