davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

SATURDAY, Feb. Ii


The speaker presented the following communication
from the governor:
Executive DEPARTMENT, Feb. I6, 1850.
To the General Assembly Of Virginia
GENTLEMEN The models plans and estimates of the
Washington monument having been fixed on, well
the spot on the Capitol square for It's erection. have
thought for the of laying the
take place the 22d day OF this month.
Il is meet celebration OF that great mans birth day,
for his mother State then his
memory and could doubt but that il would be a
Of qualification the representatives Of the people
present witness the OF the work
have the honor be- very respectfully, your obedien,
servant
JOHN B. FLOYD.
On motion OF MIR. Cook OF Roanoke, the above CON-
munication was laid on the table.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
NrcARAcuA-The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Journal Of Commerce writes:

NTCARACUA.-THt WashlhEfoh C0fftsPOHutI OF IHs
New York Journal Of Commerce writes
Whatever the subject Of the cabinet meeting ON
Sunday, IL became known the day that the adj
have determined resist the petensons OF
the British government jurisdiction any part OF
Central America The British government have assumed
the OF the State of Costa Rca and having before
that the Mosquito kingdom they occupy both sides OF
the canal ronte.
think IL likely that propositions and instructions have
been England this subcrt since Sunday So far
from treaty having been made week ago, report
ed in New York, made late Monday, the
IIth project OF treaty has doubt been Eng
land, and the British minister has doubt asked asruc
lions In regard 10 a.
Members Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs have MI
said that treaty made. and that negotiations going
on unless new difficulty has arisen.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

THx LATE CommsSDER Gonpos. Official inteIig ence has
been received Of the DEATH Porto rsnde Cape de vees,
Of Commander Alexander g. Gordon OF the United States
navy the lib Of October He native OF the Dis
rcf Of Columbia, and. the Of his death, command
ed the United States brig Porpose He esiimable
gentleman and gallant officer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAurAoEE Feb ls-s. y m
F~s 1safhs,A sad cass-Searisf fspgE aJorcswsal Of
Sssday iaw.- Neminaie~ for gOvo~or.-cily ssorsaiS
fy.-- The markets, &c.
We have fine weather. clear, cold and seasonsbe but
changes frequent that II may be the very reverse
before these lines appear In prnr Our psessnra
lively aspect and usual, when the councils
sion extra clean
One of our wealthy and esteemed citizens las night
found his daughter only aged years. In house
A fame in the lower part tbs city She had n returned
rom boarding school in neighborng State where she
lad become acquainted with girl Of bad character and
the deseon Of her fathers house In lev days a.
Ter her arrival
The scarlet fever is prevailing unprecedented
in Baltimore county. The papers this morning
the Of the death OF eight children In
family by this fearful disease There are however, bur
four Of il in city, and physicians gene
rally able to master these.
The city court is imposing heavy fines tavern
keepers Tor selling liquor Sunday, violation Of
act Of assembly prohibiting the keeping open Of thsr o.
Establishments Sunday Thirty yesterday disposed
Of, and lines ranging from $40 $40 imposed each,
amounting in the aggregate Ssse independent tho
costs Six brought up this morning. and fined
ia the aggregate $3.50 and OF them who plead
guilty four indictments, having been fined sl2o The
attorney general also gave notice that he would move the
quash the licenses OF several Of those been
fined
ward by his wing friends candidate governor next
fall
The number deaths in this city during past week
g. of which number 81 under 10 years Of age
Letters from New York announce that Green, the
formed gambler, who extensively known in this part
Of the country has been honoraby discharged Albany of
the charge OF obtaining money and goods under false pre-
was clearly proved that the charge originated In
malice, and was wholly without foundation
THE MARKETs--In the Baltimore market this morning
and last evening" there sales Of 400 barrels Howard
-four "a rs. No transactions in City Mills to-day
Small sales yesterday "a ST. The grain market il Quiet
with change from yesterdays quotations auction
day-2O0 hoghends crop Porto Rico sugar $5 %
&c 10; l4I hogsheads New Orleans sugar "a 30 "a
rs; 62 hogsheads crop New Orleans sugar at ~ Is
"a u.s. liz hogsheads crop Cuba moasses 10 lsi
cents
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

The Augusta Constituencies Of Saturday reports MIR
Jackson Qhe democratic candidate for Congress) hav
ng received majority OF o. with the exception Of Ware
county. which gave wing majority al The last election
for governor Of ST. The presumption is that Mr. jackson
10 elected
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

R.uno.p. biz Is now before the legislature Of Ten
neee granting 100000 the construction Of Die road
through territory, and the further sum o. %
road from Memphis insrsecting the tributary 70 the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
ODD FELLOWS HALL, yth streee-
FOR THREE NIGHTS oNLYi

THE CAMPANALoGIANs, or BAsp or SWISS BrIL R.ssas,
Of the chase select, and novel
musical above, with change o programme
bell music, the concert will be enlvcne1
band composed Herr
ed sons For full particulars programmes
Herr Conrad Frcebertsfyer, musical director.
Price 50 Tickets be had st ue principal
stoes HOTELS and door Doon Al 6a concert %
"a O'Clock.
concen in afternoon O'Clock rcksson mat oecssioa
Is
Feb To-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

Gov Bell has appointed Ex-Governor Wood proceed
Washington city and present the claims Of Texas against
the OF the United Ss,es for pay and
cnce Of Texas volunteers while engaged In defence Of the
frontier - Hc~sfo~ (Ttras) Gas, Fsb6
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
Commission On Claims Against Mexico.
THURSDAY, February Il, 1856

THURSDAY. February IA, 1850
The board met pursuant TO adjournment Present. al
the members.
After consultation, ordered that the board stand ad
journed until III, a. m, Monday next
MONDAY, February IS, 1850.
The board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, all
the members.
The memorial Of Aaron Leggett, claiming for damages
by the production Of forged public records to the defeat
OF his claim before the Mixed Commission of 1899, was
submitted, examined, and ordered 10 be received.
The board then took up for consideration the memorial
Of Mary Hughes. administrative Of George Hughes, de-
ceased late master Of the brig John, claiming for inn
prsonment plumber Of his property, and wounds pro-
ducng death, together with the proofs and documents
connected herewith and came to an opinion that the
claim is valid and the is allowed accordnglythe
to be awarded subject to the future action of the
board
The board then adjourned until IL, a. m, tomorrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

The Concert given Monday evening by the Swiss Bell
Ringers drew together large crowd of citizens, who
though very fasdous and possessed Of the incest
discrimination. fully accorded them great praise FOR her
proficiency and talent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

Mr. Downs, senator from Louisiana, in his able speech
Of Yesterday paid Mr. Keel (the editor Of the Demo-
cratic Review the compliment OF quoting with high
logium his article in late Review " The Stability
OF the Union" The last Richmond Enquirer speaks OF
Mr. Kettel as one whose splendid commercial free
trade letters the Washington Union under the sigma
ture of Prentice have commanded the appreciation and
applause of the whole democratic party"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
Correspondence of the n. Y. journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Feb.

teAtoslense.c~ - SSA@'@Na~"-
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS
The Senate have come TO the tacit conclusion to pu,
the California constitution and the resolutions OF Mr.
Clay in regular course OF calm, deliberate, and full
discussion applying to the subject all the settled prnc
pies and analogies OF the constitution, and keeping in
view the paramount interest OF all which is 10 preserve
the Union.
The discussion as il is understood is to continue until
every senator has had opportunity OF expressing hrs
views able and well considered discussion such
this will be- will tend TO calm the public mind instead OF
From New England have private letters TO wing
members and senator's, that tend 10 show the preva
ence OF more rational sentiment on the subject OF sla
very. Many OF the present generation are ignorant
careless oil the difficulties which were met by the ira
OF the constitution. in regard to the adjustment OF
this question
These are the same difficulties which beset us now
Then there enough OF patriotic and fraern feeling
10 overcome them IhoPe may be found TO be the case
proschng the crisis Three months will determine the
result.
WAsHIsGTos, Feb. I6.
Washington was never so full OF strangers since my
remembrance. il is now. Every hotel and boarding
house is thronged. Accommodations can with diftcu-
~ be procured by visiiers now arriving The current
will turn after the first OF March The season OF fashion
and gaey ends here by that time II slackens after the
beginning OF Lent.
The Nicaragua negoi,ation which has been the sub
jeci OF so much dogmasm the part OF some northern
presses is still open, but just suspended The cabi
net have got to loggerheads about IL
The state OF the case is this: Mr.. Lawrence was and
is charged with the negotiation in London, and has been,
from time time. instructed 10 the views oil tins gov
eminent In consequence OF Mr. Lawrences indisposi-
tion the negotiation Jagged Mr.. Clayton was FESTIVE,
and proposed to Sir Henry Buwer to open the negota
ton here with him Sir Henry stated he was not instruct
ed on the subject but knew the general views OF has gov
eminent As points, he did not know even the
views of his government for they arose after he iet
England. .
But Mr. Clayton entered into correspondence with
Sir Berry Bulwer and gave him fully the views OF the
government, and the former terms o. Inc treaty,
which The BRUSH envoy protesting that he had
thonty sanction the propositions sent ont 10 England
by special messenger This is what the Tribune" re-
ferred 10 as treaty sent out On Saturday last Mr..
CLAYTON brought the subject before the cabinet, and
discussion OF unusual animation took place The cabinet
adjourned 10 the next day, (Sunday) Inasmnch as
Mr. Clayton pressed them for confirmation OF ms views
which were TO 20 out TO Mr.. Lawrence The cabinet
dissenied from the views and censured MIR Claytons
course Mr. Clayton ncensed, and has even declared
that he would resign.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

In rhn city, on Monday night, Mrs. ELIZA HAMILTON
oNEAE, o. Montgomery county Maryland the sh year
her
Her friends inlsw, j. NJ.
Currs attend her funeral ST. Pareks church.
tins "wednesday afternoon, haifpast O'Clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

M = ept,emen
b board and rooms - per week board without Cor
~ Hot, cold,
sulphur fume baths, readiness
&c.. ,sclc~k m until n O'Clock, D.
Also private rsrors fer dinner and supper parties.
l6-lm1uThkHu
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20
TELE0aArHc REroRTs EoR THE UHIos.


Fyom Hayfi-Seiswe of Spasish OGc0s.-7xe Hayfses
Fleet, &c
NEW YORK Feb. l9-4, D. m.-The barque Henry Trow-
bridge arrived here last night from Aux Cages. bringing
later dates.
The officers of Spanish fgate had gone ashore CT
william bay. and were Immediately seized Dominican
spies The commanding officer thereupon demanded
isfacton, threatening that if il NOT granted he would
seek redress in his own way.
The Hayden feet has sa lied from Aux Cages . cruise
after the Domincan but il supposed that they would
not meet with success.
Condition of the Nofhrn Markets..
New York February l93 p. m.-Stocks are steady to
daytressury SIS 1854 Mexican Loan coupons ll6}
sterling, 81 premium. Money easy Flour is quet-salss
Of 500 bbs - 81 81 81 to IS for common
and State brands pure Genesee rs 50 southern, Is 10
IS 81 Corn meal and rye -four, unchanged. Genesee
wheat 81 Is Corn is seadysales OF 900 bushels %
81 for Mixed white, and yellow Oats, ~ cents Rye
63 Provisions seadynew mess pork, SO 30 olO
ca prime do So lard, in bbls 81 81 cents in kegs,
Groceries steadycofee held higher. New Orleans
sugars a st cents molasses Zi u cents. Cotton is
fmsaes OF 1000 bales at lSa for fair Upland and
Orleans Whiskey, % cents in bbls.
PHrLApEIPHIA February 1872. p. m-The stock market
steadyuessury 6s 1884 l3i loan of 1855 ll4i
ll4i; Pennsylvania 5s, 90f Flour quiet-sman sales
Of common BRANDS ~ u.s. Corn meal ~ g. Rye -four,
ia cents OATS IS cents Rye, 81 Yellow corn, IS
Orleans sugar, a a 81 Genus; coffee Arm New Orsans
molasses, % Cotton is frmer-smal sales
per b. advance. Whskey il quiet with sales at - ~
ain hlx
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

The Legislature Of Louisiana have before them " An
act appropriate money to deay the expenses OF the
delegates to the Nashville Convention, to be held in
June next"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

MONTREAL, February l6.-A fire broke last night,
which destroyed the Canadian Institute and library and the
governors Office There has been riot Three Rivera
between people and the authorities in relation the
school act The assessors house burnt by mob
Troops been from Toronto quen the dstur
bance.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

IMPORTANT, ~ TRuE.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce gives the following telegraphic despatch
from Washington in its Saturdays paper:
WASHINGTON, February Is
Mr. Clayton dissatisfied with the results OF the cabi-
net discussions Saturday last and
sign. he invited negotiation with the British Minister,
who dsciaimed powers 10 treat Mr. Cayen offered
iect and Mr.. Buwer sent IL 10 England On Sunday the
cabinet refused concur in Mr. Ciayton's act.
There favorable signs Of compromise Ion the slavery
question: suppose, but the crisis is approaching.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

The Montgomery (Aabama) Advertiser commits an
error in the following paragraph in its paper in the 18Th
instant:
MR. CoHB's CONFERENCE.-The Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives in Congress has introduced into
body proposition refer the whole question ofd
ference the North and the South, growing out OF
the slavery question, joint committee Of the bouss
consisting Of twenty six membessx 70 be selected from
the Senatethree from the North and three from the
Southland twenty from the House. also TO be equally d.
vded between the sIsvcholding and non-savebolding
States.
The Advertiser mistaken in ascrbng this proposition
to the Speaker OF the House The credit OF il is due TO
Mr. W. w Cobb, the representative from the State Of
Alabama We correct this with the pleasure.
because ourselves have given Mr. eobb the credit
to which he is entitled, of suggesting method BY which
the whole difficulty may probably be settled.
Our readers will recollect that Mr. Fooie OF Missis-
spp, has proposed committee Of fifteen to the Senate, to
take the whole matter into consideration.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

INDIAN CONCEHTBThe last concern IN the city Of Wash
nsion "Wednesday and Thursday evening", e so and ais
Of February NJ Apollo Hall.
La Lnnehs opening address and Mr. kokwohoS relation
ne Indian marriage ceremony.
A. rey have engagements elsewhere Co. ey hope,
bring and the sasacton they have
In Phnn
depa cities and towns they have had e pleasure
visiting with the
For Of families, and the q
and attendance, the admission VII BE only
cents, but positively NO half price
Doors 81 concert % commence att oe rcksn NE
door. Feb le-C
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

tins "wednesday afternoon, haifpast O'Clock.
f,M..onicA special communication Of IN. Grand Lodge
viii be holden Hall, of and streets
% ~ ass %s%s w
with California Loas. No y being one q me cause. for t. called
~ "''' cHAs. 8. FRAnY,
ny-rh< Union Literary secssty win IN Mo
Academy oh Presbyterian church,
espsa y .aesps Il eassSS 90 % - % sou. Ss
Of man." The public are respectfully invied
Episcopal Church propose holding Festival Temperance
Tuesday evening is nst o'clock and
object o. Festival assist paying debt
se sssortms nj q useful fancy arcc including me se
sog %a u" ~, o on sss e the
respectfully .o,ei, !. shs public patronage. 80
pLAu ana Ornas.ersal wsr~-Fenesns.--Th .ubscri
ns ~ and & and
ns y re"a %ss ~
Pennsyvana Sixth street They would
Manufacture IL being applied Via
Enclosures Cor csmeere- farms, public grounds, cottages, and
Columns and cornice wors couares.
Soas. r consevsones training plants. se
Cellar sa and asfRFes g gs " e. s se nj mo
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near SIKH street
| Feb 9o-law6w r
no Lowers Of Good Fruit. ana Aa-irrr. % Ys..
Fowers received from PARIS and viii sell ~ m,
place, H) Of NJ large cohecnof
Of fruit fre~w, ornamental shrubs, &C.
5000 trees q kind known In Europe.
1000 apple apricot plum, and cherry uees
10000 chosce grape vnes for Inc fnhie for wine
A.o largest ss- collection q roses ever offered Cor
o the United szscs, comprising 2eo Of I'M
Of them entirely IN this
800 Chinese Tree reoney shs '.rssa sovsr known
other kinds
They bs sold prcs Cor BY qussshes sui
| A. JARDIN,
Feb0-ec2w Florist aud Nurssymsn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

BEWARE cr Isnpestsrs--Tbe oppos-
nifty % inform The pubic hat there impose usvsias
through the Unfed stsfc selling rccpe for making wash mil
for washing clotcs, which Infringement escpbcn
Cranes Chemical Compound washing cccs
and other nnR Cranes being compound az wss
mixture that N and Mr. Cranes directions scssps sve
without dates
snsfue refuses his name AND nesey
al from this MIXTURE unless N an
forixed and they make themselves
liable damages al such cases fbey WIN Be sss WIN -
"e -" as's .. CRANE, rs~.ssss
Feb M 8
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

ny-The Union Literary society VIII meet I'm she NO
Academy h Presbyterian church.
Ing hafps7 THE subject appointed pr isis
capacity susceptible of cultivation
Of M" The public respectfully iuvited
Feb 70 ID. o. @. CABELL, Secretary
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

DEEP Beef Beef-MaznsRoth Ox.-IInvine purchsss6 of
d Henderson his splendid mammoth premium ne
baltimore fair slaughter him Tuesday orr fbs
sale on saturday morning The a3d instant rtsIa Centre
Market MI customers public In gene
raj 10 call. No charge eiruhsn
WALKER PECK Centre Msrket
+
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-20

DOCKS from Londsn-IAst no. Wedding Eaqusfse,
ID Courtshp Msuict Life, London ie1a
Of Sea Serpent, win iussons London
1919. Aa
and Military Dcionsp-French and Ensish-sy MAJOR
Burn Royal Artillery
logic London, 1919.
Burnet ON Landscape Painting, London 1919.
Man Of The World disposed Believe Murdoch,
London, 1872
tons
Richardson Pg Richardson ne
Horse Richardson on Dog Richardson ON Poultry.
lust imported from London direct by $500
no seangers--ohn H. Gibbs keeps const.nny
and eentiemens furnishing estahs
full and compee assortment
undo garments Of every material in
Suspenders, umbrellas, dressing eases,
Scarf, canes, combs,
Crsvnfr, purses, brushes,
Cloves. hose, raxorr,
TIs.dk errhst collars, wigs, ioupces, nc. - $3.50
An Of which o. quality and offered prices
sui
Feb 2o-am
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-04

9cTCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and trav.
ers generally, will find their TeIegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended 10, at the Ageneyon board
I the Wharf-boat at Evansville 81 as fra
4 @cTPassengers can hand their dispatches and
I payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
1 o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing SD aI
&TDspatches sent to Evansville for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour ot NIGHT or DAY.
~" There is no place in the Union where Tel
8 egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansville, y says Henry O'Reilly, in
a late letter. and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter as heretofore to render
full satisfaction 10 the commercial and travelling
community
01rIha Agents on the Wharfboat are Captain
p. G O.RMEY & Co. forwarding 1nelcbants
and tls agent at the Telegraph office is Mr. COSBY.
crDespatches should aIways be handed 10 the
agent on the wharf boat, Mr. P G O'Riley., The
ijne cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers TO be forwarded
decll JOHN lNGLE, Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-04

declared against the United Kinp5o,,a-
OF the Rats, Mice, and other yerT,,;n,

declared against the United Kinado,,o~
os the Rats, Mice, and other VerIninI
/ lHE undersigned, lately from Gefmanv. offer,
= 10 the public of this city very useful and in1
allole mixture TO get rid of these burde5{sona IA
nlur2us n.y. guests, which are getting so numerous
That II we don't look out for them, thew will in
snort Tune, compel to leave our good and brosna
Gus CITY, and give these blood thirting sayages pos
session of il. "seS Pos-
his composition is not like others daneoro,,.
when applied. There is no arsenic or shy ot6as
poison about II, that could by any accident enda
ger tie ne OF men. Even for your fagori,e Ri
uese or Kitten, you need not be afraid for Il 1oa,d
Ho[ hurt them if they should eat of il: bnt !, i
A every rascay rat that tastes only Iittle If -
and they cannot help doing so, as the avo, Of ~ ~
ueHcacy seems TO be the me plus ultra in ,b
gesTonomy 1t has to be applied to piece of brsaJ
u about square inch and about ouarter
men thlck and late in the evening-it ~ d
put 10 suitable place, a-hoe or Whereas b's ue
are used to hold their nocturnal meetings. r., y
e. them away entirely from our premises ,ue bavo
70 make use OF this great palliative al once n eroS
owners and tenants, come all and b,Iv nv
llon ana get rld OF these moIesting cnstan,eTs st
G. A, CORDES.
,4--r1; No. IL, Carpenters Block.
~ - ms mixture for sale, also. in boxes af 20 and
- - o1--.a d Ills q 6caLAMP's Grocery ieb2 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-04
STATE oF INDIANA.les


In the Probate Court OF Vande1burgh County In
Variation. March 9, 1880. A
Petition 10 Sell Real Estate
Charles knowles, administrator oi the estate of
Iohn Yates, deceased, Us. Harriet Yates, Mat
thew y ates and William Y Yates.
3 ND now at this time comes the said admins
traitor and flies in the Office of the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Vandelburgh county his petition
Puying for The u OF the real estate Of said decead-
ant; and satisfactorily appearing om the aflida-
Clerks Office aforesaid, that Matthew Yates, one
Of the said defendants, is NOT this time a residen
oil the State OF lndiana-rhereore notice is hereby
tgiven TO the said Matthew Yates, that unless he
appear and plead 10 or answer the said complain
ants said petition. on or before the calling Of this
cause at the Of said court to be held the
Courthouse in Evansville, on the third Monday in
May next. the same will be heard and determined
lin lis absence
mhI3 w3 SAM'L Il. JENKINS, CI'k