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mo OWNERS of Texas-A gentleman in Virginia,
lawyer desires remove to Texas
would like become the agent for some
owner country 10 bring them INTO
market.
family small and 10 dssous OF engaging IN
agriculture testimonials Of eapaci
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration 10 Texas
would be inclined 10 avail himself
correspondence win e
WIN. G0ULDIN,
agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
n
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IN petition OF John Thomas OF Plainhed, New Jersey
granted to HIM the 9Oih De
csmber docks, for from
which takes place the 10th day Of
December, is5l- -
said petition be heard NJ the Patent Office on
Monday November, s5i ~ O'Clock, and all
appear II they have
why petition ought not 10 be granted .. Z.
prsons opposing required file IN the Pani
specifically set forth writing at least twenty
hearing Al testimony hled by either party "
bel taken and transmitted in
co1dance rules the office, which will be furnished
plcauon. -. !, .-.,,.--- --.--
that this notice be published in the ntelgencer
Rcp.bc Union, Washington ID Daily Bee, bos,on Mas
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode lslsnd Tn
bune Fedonian New Brunswiek, New Jetey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pcnn vaua, once week to
weeks the 2 day Of November next
TBos. EWBANk,
i Patcuts.
r. Of tho above papers win please copy, ard send tho
once with paper containing this notice
Iune ll-laNN.iN
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For ftney Point aud Other LsndiDgs ON uhr Poto-
and HaltImorc. Il

mae, aud Haltimorc. -#.
&xI public informed splendid low presi
ssAenk1- BALTIMORE, Capt A. MeCAusand
TIED up with hundred and my bers and
apacious hold viii regularly freight aud boat
tween washington and Alexandria and baltimore, commencing on
the id of April next a.#.4 e8 via
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays O'Clock,
and Alexandria ~ O'Clock, the Baltimore VIII take IN
wood al Aqua Geek and arrive Pney Point about occck
ana al baltimore the OF the night Returning the bal
VIII wharf,
O'CLOCK
m and at Washington O'Clock, M Wednesdays and
Saturdays
Passage from Washington 10 Marbury Slo0
DO Piney Point 90
Do do Baltimore 200
Excursion tickets TO BALTIMORE with privilege OF return
The stop landings Potomac
loI passengers and freight. .
Meals and state
For further freight the Captain
gro. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Mar 26-2awi5t .1# ..
FURNITURE Dry Goods the SessOn-CLAGErT
DODSON respectfully inform public that the following de
sabe goods in been added TO e stock on
l54 24 4 a. and Ga Russia, German, Bansley, Scotch
and Irish linen sheetings -
"a Baden, Bloom, Albert basket, Huekabaek
Double satin, danask diaper toweng,
dozens and BY the yard all absorbent and well adapted for
"A French linens, expressly covering chairs divans
A brown Hollands ....
French and English chntzes, pretty le figures all Tor similar
"a striped dimy, color and
wte pink and white, bue and white and all wh for bedpeads
and drapery, chamber &C. . .
Fruit and wine cloths, with doies 10 match ....
Always 10 be had general assortment OF
peing the elegant Administer the lowest priced
Also rugs mats drugge goods useful in house
keeping all oil which will be Mny 26-3uid
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pERTH ANrBOY sEMINARY.-Ths institution, adordins a
thorough training for college or business together with
twenty eighth session on Wsd"s-day, May !.
The building ste and comnodous, and It's Internal arrange
Of pupils and eneour
Peasant ressmen ease Of access. proveral heaus..
and reabshpe valuable philosophical
n .s am and spmnaa% provided With strsnce to
health ard physical training the minor advantages Of this
The Principal possessing advantages early his
that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms szs per session Of % week. for tuition,
Of books foi English studies
Prom t4s Fgeuity efAs College Of Yer Jer,ey.
Having had opportunity OF knowing the ,nlen, literary and
sSa5aesr Of Mr. : g. Wooasdsse white he wa. SUDDEN,
college and also having found that students p,epnrsa sy nm o
SSiss sssss giving
and suadtao. may have fa!l cenaaenss.-.
sphsnrs s9ns s s'"' is% ra and
Corrsas or NV Jrrssv, April !, 1851.
ssrtsssors.
yo.epb Henry III. d. Smithsonian Institute u. G.
REV James W. Alexander, D. D., rrnceton New Jersey.
Rev. Nicholas Murray, D. u
For containing n,,nsr particular with additional 'es
monials and references, apply % the rasc,pa
Az oO-dIw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
ID pALTIaonE Female oo,ege.-Tbis institution, ineorpo
rated by the Legislature Of Maryland and enjoying eera patron
ss@plshed edaesdon The building. are plea-nh,y located
for the
number boarding day scholars
INSTRUCTIONS.
". q. Brooks A. NJ. professor of ancient
Rev. II. ". NsdaI, A. ~, biblical literature
Rev. ~ r. Waugh, A NJ, mathematics science
y. ~ ~. assistant
Miss N, a. Dixon, Enpbsh and Relies Letucs
/" =. Rochester, assistant In English
a Georpana A. Tiut.e, French Language.
Eaes 9. gosreent ln.,ramentsIm music.
u NJ. Al Porter, assistant l1ll do
+" Elizabeth =. siicer painting
Mr., a. j. Csvelend, vocal music.
Boatdihg for session, i weeks) ~
collegiate so
in preparatory DO W
0Canoxse~, with information, bn had on
apple afon :" 5eFf "a l5Ht III r. .E4sf. l. Iii
hp 2t-9aw2w NC. BROOKS, Prncipai
.aLl.I
HANGING Academy--First Coursc.-Mr r, n. LAepp has
W of and George
dancing vii cooA
Tuesday octobf his residence rsnnsyvann
avenue opposite Wilsrd's hotel. sflftH t
WnshtpFton Tuesdays Thursdays, and Ssur-
days Georssown Mondays and Fridays, II
octo oi-duO -hl ~ ~ tAt 1919 u a
james q. Berret
uyIII and the
w departments Of the a.s
Once snd dwelling street, between pth and 10Th
ocsS4Adf ea-aslaa aclh-t 3 ot-.sn"ak lHs q
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Charles DE SeIdinR.
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, csmms
deeds for New York. California Minnesota and all the
other the Union. ~.
rHARLESDE SELDING, having appointed by
i've governors New York, California, and the
States, the Territory Minnesota
acknowledgment OF dceds, offers
the citizens OF Washington and elsewhere -
Feb H-2aw
STAMMERING CURED.-Dr coInstocks vocal gymnasium,
- and other defective articulation,
eiocuton, reception
pupils This has been successful Tor
twenty years All should be post paid and directed 10
A. COMSTOCK M. d., 1
% Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Pub, shed by A. Comstock, NJ. D.. Philadelphia
fThc following phonetic alphabet,
only perfect apabct given world because Is
distinct letter for elementary sound
and the
voice in speech accent Infection, intonaon, GcJ
The 81 The Phonetic Speaker, SIS The
Reader 81 The Phoneticon s3 The Phonetic Magazine
wo voume 81 5O My Lule Geography, rs cents Treats.
phonoogy The Book Pope Homers liad (lA
octave pagcs,l 50 Mnstrel,l2k cents.
publishes monthly periodical entitled Comsocks Pho
80 and genealogical
dictionary publication in the Telegraph H@
An orders should be directed
a. CoMsroCK, NJ D., Philadelphia.
Fsbl a.
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7 AIDES Goods.-The subscriber has in
Ii 25 pieces plain baragc, embracing all the shades
figured barage, beautiful styles
do tissue, entirely styles
$50 do barage deaine % 311 cents, pinci
paly very rich patterns
pieces bohemian grass cloth, and pretty article
25 do lustrc, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams, all prices
10000 do printed calicoes
5000 do printed lawns lax cents fast coors
and fine quality
1000 yards plain musns, beautiful article,
1917
The ladie. that could not get will
again. shall make that
" ' " G. W. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 1th and 9Th su
Mar d2wif
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SUPERIOR Dsgu types First Premium III. II.
y hasex field
ground any In the country His galleries
between and 9th
Baltimore corner broadway and Leonard
street, New York; n Main street. Rcnmond Sycamore
street Pstebua street, Norfolk and Main Lynch
burg, Virginia
Iis highly finished electro dagueueotypes
extraordinary Improvement nsuring ahal and highly finished
lkene-ses n a few seconds.
The etary ground invented by H. Whehurst gives
air. and iyng appearances 10 the picture
disiibae than thirty hou
sand pictures and have given dissatisfaction This
public generally 10 his elegantly
Lane aud fuckers store, where free
exhibition ol pictures WILDE gwen
competition In dngueuroypcs a the
haysd Institute, he awarded the hrrt
medal by the judges.
description copied, and post mortem ease,
amended 10 Nov 2s-dly
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nyyIIp BARTON KEY viii attend 70 any business
h. NAV he before either Of the courts TITS Dis
ic sd attend the prosecution OF claims be'o Noh
sye.s and he Departments. once on Y srsst :. -.
: WAsnssros, July Is. DsT.2 N "vH-r~~"
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Second COurse.-DaMcing Academy.
MR. f. r. Liable has the citizens oil
M Washington and dancing
the will Thurefay January VI h
avenue, opposite Wiard's Hotel
Days Thursdays, and Saui
days; Georgeiown-Alondays and Fridays.
Dec 2S-duif
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Htste the ps'ce page for every additional page
any the above fonr pages, estimating 10000
pa9es
kank other description OF printing
uised broad q paper
fsosside he counted ss
Treasurer weekly Of drafts and
specie imperial writing ppcr. 100 900
charge
tlso viii bs allowed prices printing
Glade contingencies and extras.
I'm dsrsstcnt the rrht 10 have any description
rdvSns be called shook
ecstsd by special contract
~ bdAevs printing accompany lbcir bids samples
o esay different kinds Of they TO furnish
'AN N-law4w
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wnI. IL. ID. CROSS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Laic,

washington thy, W. W
prnctsos in courts Columbia, and will attend
debts and the prosecution Of claim. OF every
including land under The act OF Congress
lately passed. Office in the City Hall Saws M #wU
Oat3-u
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A. 4 G.. A. ARMOUR,
DR.aPERS AND I.1ILORS,

.qbope the Hping House, NeW York,
DESPECTFUILY and the puac
II Of goods Of the patterns,
they prepared make the best and
fashionable prices Fresh cloths,
vespgs latest importaons elegant light silks
for Of Paris embroderies.
skiu artists employed in this
Each
complete Army uniforms made to
accuracy DESPATCH and the approved
ner Strangers this metropolis will find this establish
their taste, and perfect IL is always insured
N. PRgMIsM wAtsTeoATs.--These elegant wascoat that
were so much admired Garden, been awarded the
first premium by the American their late fair.
E.hI dim
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of the lands
within townships of townships above enumerated
establish The and
therefor
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
public sale the lands embracing the
claimed /; otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
J BUTTERFlELD,
May i3-lawl3w Commissioner of the General Land Once
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nOMESTyC and ornamental Cottages aud Landscape
Gadennga Series OF Designs Adapted TO the United States
by Rsne Y vols. is4e.s .E#U#.E
Designs for County Village Residences the United States
Dctsiis and
Estimates of OF Each Design, 2vos, 1850.
Applied 10 Modern R.-dcnces by hrnot
vol, 1850. IL. I-l. VI .rg... =. y -.f.H.
Two Hundred for and Villas by Walter
A. Rni,h. vol. r.I EI##
Dowpinrs Architecture Designs for Cottages, Houses,
and Villas I vol. 1851.
Downing Gardenngs and Rural Architecture adapted
To North VOL so.
Houses. vol, 1851.
Tos~she other works the same and all other
o'g"sn I'm" : y PRANCR TAYLOR.
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Sealed asd delivered In presence OF
Two witnesses.
Mar 1-dt3l AwtSepJl
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SuPEItIOR CANTON MATTINGs.-Thc subscribers re-
specifically inform all bousekccpe in want OF superior article Of
that they additional supply of the follow
ing descriptions, of which they furnish quinbbf
Marking white, of superior qualify, in 0 4 o. and -
DO chected red, and white, 60, 5f and "a
Gowaun white, super, 60, 4, and -
varicgntcd coors, cottage, very heavy 81, "a,
and ~
DO in checked and white, very heavy, g. -, and -
Of that extra heavy and hne white and
the like, all VIII admit who them, never
In this city before. =
These goods young in Canton pr
made 10 order
We received FUN surpy Of super and low priced
oil NJ hail. 10 order
Al respectfully informed that sell rs low as the lowest
MAY g7--7udf -I4E'. =t CLAGETT h DDDsON
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Know all by presents fhee insert the Of
wa1ra,ie Of The county Of and State Of = 90 hereby
attorney, locate land warrant No
for land, which ISSUED under the of September
1850 " AZ .tH 't tss &. . -Ia
Po,per Of substitution may be inserted, u Ddesredl
Signed in presence of
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,TUDEcs In Defense Active dos Places par Gene
y raj Picot--I vol. ~ y "#H.a
Historic dc la Forhcabon Permanone manuel des moleu
fAliemandi
Ijnpareg cspitaine dn gene-2 vols eas plates.
sienes
Fancas Aemnnde Mace capiraine du Genie
vol and .. .f...s... s.zsg,..
Forifcntion roiygonne Caponnieres; ofhct
usdnt ramene Gcnel vol and sus
Tac des Rsconnsis.snces Miites, rnsaze ds oho'e"
fanene cavaere par psofesaeur Unsrr-l Noi t ,
Abrere dhi6ces, public auorsaton du mne po
Ia Juerree--i vol and atlas. -. !, -
Fomulss, Tahe Ptanqnes mae ehoe ueE
ingeneurs des architects &c. kc.; clandel.i veg
Many other military sciences ana AcNeAi ~" nen
branches =. ....1 + +.
just imported direct from Paris W = ..... -. -, on
Mays Lee Ntr FRANCk TAYLOR
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THE Gold Worshippers, or, The Days We Lave sn--
future historical by the author OF " Whitafrisnn
Harmony of Prophecy by the Rev Doctor Keith .,.
May yW fRAN'N 'hfho1
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DuBLiC sALE-By Charles court,
sitting n OF equity, sell public sale Wed
nesday 23 Of July the thoose door in the yre
Charles Maryland between the hours OF
), o. which Johannes "
secd and and which generally called ana
by
This lies upon Potomac ver ne rop
Creek Landing desirable aud valuable uns
and splendid dwelling noue,
every perfect repair The and ~ ~ gn ~
corn, wheat and tobacco "
has upon shell bank II viii bo offered In two
desrou- purchasing
are for themselves George Dent whose
farm lies ndopipa viii show the premises
rive hundred dollars cash. TO ba paid on te
aay Of snl, balance three equal inrnens in
% and years. purchaser giving approved
rity bearing january, 1s which time posses
s,on given the land cannot be
sold for ss than 80 Is per acre. Il
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
10 -lntyy
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of cissms before and the
w executive departments Of the government a.
Once snd dwelling street, between sh and eth
Z Oct0lAdf 1a-afiaa4 hca4t q at.EN"HE lEs
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Umeln n n Give subscrib~r hath oh
$500 nom Of Washington county, in the
Ddc q Columbia letters Of administration on me
49, eyts against tho said deceased hereby warned 70
with vouchers thereof The subscriber on
soth May they may OTHERWISE ny aw e
erruAsd fvsm eli an the said estate.
~ 'r ~ ~ - HENRY MAY,
Nav n eI fE50 Administrator
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THE Public ia trust sny one on my
ttcoont daughters written order IN esS
cAss fsss~ o thew M TIL =. JEsUf
Nay I--iaw3w
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NEW BOOKS AT TAsLOR 4 MAURyse--Hsrpers
IN MaGasine for June
II Asst M wsr Wsyand-A Tale, by Mary Howitt
w9HS Tress o. Tales and Sketches from the Life Aouns
Us b. +. B. Arthur.
hsf{1s1 La ~ Arthsr s
TksTwo WINS or, Lost snd Won, by Arthur.
YN1nue 0rote's Hissory OF Greece.
XxUur New TrAvelsrs' Guide Through the
u1d sd Canada, with ane of the United
CubA. ~
Tamsrs' ap1 ptsnsrs Encyclopedia by John.onnew
MsMahoah Amoe1eaa Gardener sdinen. May ~
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FORM No.

swom TO and subscribed before me this 80 day Of -, I6o
OHioer's Signature LIZ.
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gymnsstics. containing "a full de-
scrption OF than eight hundred engroyng by y T.
DAfoncs, Professor the Military School In 50 Pe'crburgh
and in Paris vol ,fo.
May % FHANCk TAYLOR II
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HANGING Academy-Eirst Course.--Mr n. LAepp In
The ci,ens of and George
dancing Will
Tuesday October h Al his residence rsnnyivan
avenue. opposite Wilards hotel. fAftntt
Dsys oft tnicn wushne Tuesdays Thursdays and astu
dsys. Georsstcwn- Mondays and Fridsys III
Oct q du -ti t@tA ~ ~ ..sA' "
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-01
For the Sentinel & Farmer.
Plank Road Meeting.

The friends of the Tuscarawas and Guern-
sey County Plank Road Company. convened
and held a meeting at the town of Tippeca-
noe, in Harrison County, Ohio, on Saturday,
September GOTH H s 49, .rfE |
The meeting was organized by appointing
John Carey, of Guernsey county, as Chair
man, and J. II. BarnhiD, of Uhricsville, Tus
carawas county, as Secretary: I'm
On motion Of Mr.. Collier, Esq, ofUhrchs-
BeSolued, That committee of five per-
sons be appointed by the Chair, to select and
designate by name, certain persons along
the line of said contemplated Road, to solicit
stock to said Road, and report the amount
of said stock SO subscribed, to subsequent
meeting of the said Company.
Whereupon the following persons were
appointed by the Chair: Jacob Houk, Ma
thias Collier, Samuel Richey, William Wi :
ken and John Krose ..
| After a short absence the committee re-
ported the following persons, as a committee
to solicit said stock, which report was receiv-
ed and the committee discharged: Uhrchs-
vile, Samuel O'Donnel and David Chalfant; !;
Brainard's Mill, Ezra Brainard and Jacob
Houk; Hppecanoe, James Taggart and AL
}exander Barger; Freeport, Samuel Colvin
. !
land Dr. Jesse HAIL. Londonderry, John Ca
rey and Robert Smith; Fairyiew, Joseph
Hare and Jesse Weir.
On motion it was .i8s y.. s8
j Resolved, That meeting of the friends Of
Isaid Road be held on the 18th Of October,
1881, at the town of Freeport, Harrison
county, Ohio. 7.A .m
i On motion it was atf'"
Resolved That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the newspapers Of
Harrison, Guernsey and Tuscarawas coun-
Ities On motion it was
Resolved, That this meeting now adjourn,
to meet at Freeport, on the 18th Of October,
| JOHN W. CAREY, Chairman.
/ J. H. BARNHILL, Secretary. e, .s.E
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liam t. Lawrence, Sidney Lawrence, Letter,
Levin, Ligon, Lincoln, McClelland, Mellow
ell, McIlyaine, Mckay, McLane, Mcqueen,
Job Mann, Horace Mann, Marvin, Murphy,
Miller, Morris, Morse, Mullin, Mes, Newell,
Nicoll, Outlaw, Palfrey, Peaslee, Pendleton,
Petrie, Peyton, Pollock, Preston, Putnam,
Peck, Reynolds, Richardson, Richey, Rock
hill, Julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Ro-
man, Root, Rmsey, St. John, Sawyer, Sill
vester, Schenck, shepperd, Starkweather,
Smart, Andrew Stewart, Charles E. Stuart,
Srohm, Strong, Tallmadge, Thomas, Richard
W. Thompson, John B. Thompson, Robert
A. Thompson, Thurston, Toombs, Turner,
Van Dyke, Yenahle, Wallace, Wentworth,
Warren, White, Wick, Wiley and Williams
-158. rtt" 7.'' ~ =
NAYS. -Messrs, Ashmun, Brady, Chap.
man, Cranston, Gayle, Chas. ]. 1ngersoll,
Robert W. Johnson, Lynde, Maclay, Petit
Rhett, Singerland, Taylor, Tompkins, Thib-
odeaux, and VEVszO o s@,-l6,
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Saturday Morning, September %
VTNToN ON MILEAGE!
Extracted from Blair q Rives Congression-
'1 #'"t al Globe.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, !
"Wednesday. Feb. 2l. 1849. {

a.l,@ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, u.
- Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1849.
The Speaker announced the bill reported
yesterday by Mr.. Mckay, from the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, to be the first
business in order; being bill to regulate
the mileage Of members and delegates to
Congress, and for other purposes. The bill
is as follows
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States, in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Senate and Clerk of the House shall, at the
commencement of each session of Congress,
obtain from each member and delegate the
name of the post Office nearest his residence,
and shall then, with the aid of the presiding
officer, ascertain and fix the distance of the
said post office from the seat of the General
Government, computed according to the
shortest mail route adding to, or subtract,
inc from that distance, as the case may be-
the distance from the said post Office to the
residence Of the member or delegate; upon
which statement the mileage of each mem
Der and delegate shall be computed and set
tied; Provided, That they shall not alter thu
maximumgof mileage now allowed to the
delegate from the Territory of Oregon. "a
SEC, 2. Be it further enacted, That here
after no member or delegate shall be allow
edimileage for attending any extra session
Of Congress- or of either House thereof, I'm
less he shall have actually travelled the dis
lance, charged; it being the purpose Of thi
section to prohibit compensation for con
structiYe journeys. 81
SEC. g.. Bel further enacted, Thaton til
final settlement of the account Of each mem
Der OF delegate, he shall subjoin, at the clos
of bis account, certificate that he has de
ducted from it all and each Of the entire day
on which he may have been absent from hi
seat in the House of which he is a member
and when it was in session, excepting, how
ever, those days when his absence may hav
been occasioned by sickness, or by the orde
Of the House on public business, or ma
have been with the leave Of the House; i
which latter case he shall be allowed opl
four dollars per day during such absence.
SEG. 4, Belt further enacted, That here
after it shall not be lawful for any officer G
either House Of Congress, or other person
BY virtue Of any order, resolution. or othe
proceeding Of either Of said Houses, to pur
chase or contract or agree for the parchas
Of, any books.for distribution among th
members thereof. until an appropriation sha
have been regularly made for that sTTiesc'if
pIrpbse. tsaisa'sai K, si,ra
g4gnAEyJ D .flaNFtAf sgs