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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06
Hail Road Meeting.

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting orcitizens lrou
all parts Of Fairfield county on short verbal notice
convened at the Town Hall, 10 Lancaster, on Mon
day afternoon, March Sd A. D. 1851, GEORGE
W BGRSTLER, was appointed Chairman, ant
NJ. z. KREiDER aud C. F.. SHEFFER, Secretaries.
Rev. Samuel Carpenter read a copy Of the late
act of the Legislature passed to authorize the sub
scription of $25O.OOO by the County Commission
ers and $25 1000 by the Corporation Of Lancaster
to aid in the construction of the Cincinnati, vii
mington and Zanesville Rail Road.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted tO.wit:
Resolued, That the Chairman be requested to
address JoHN BRoUGH. Esq President OF the
Indianapolis and Madison Rail Road, asking hin
to impart his knowledge on Rail Roads generally
as also on onr contemplated Road; and when sucl
information is received, to published it in the
newspapers OF our county.
Resoived, That the friends of the proposed
Rail Road, in the several townships -four county
be requested to hold meetings in their respective
townships, at the usual places ofholding elections
on Saturday the 18th inst, for the purpose ofmak'
ing such arrangements as they deem necessary Il
procure the attendance Of the friends Of the mea
sure, at the election on The first Monday Of April
next.
ResolUed, That the attention Of the Town Conn.
Gil be called 10 the receu. act Incorporating the
Rail Road Company. and that they be requested
to act on the provision authorizing the town sub
.scriptiUu.
ResOlved, That the Chairman appoint Speakers
10 address the German population on the subject
of uur Road.
ResOlved That the Chair appoint a Central Com
rnittee of five citizens OF Lancaster to attend Ia
the interests Of the contemplated Rail Road and
that Township Committees Oh that subject, be
requested to act in concert with said Central Com
miitee, and that said Central Committee take
steps to collect by voluntary contribution, money
sufficient to deiray the expenses OF gentlemen who
visited Columbus on the bu iness of said Road at
the request of a former Cimmittee.
The Chair appointed Messrs, NJ. z. Kreider,
VIM. l.. Jrffiies, O. II. Perry, Samuel Carpen-
ter and Joel Radebnugh said Central Committee.
Thereupon, on motion Of Ii. H.. Hunter, Esq a
request upon the Sheriff TO give the notice pro.
vided for in the act, was largely signed by Tree
holders then present.
ReSOived, That the newspapers of the town he
requested To publish the proceedings OF this meet
ing. GEORGE w. BGRSTLER, Chairman.
e e' = = sh KsrDtn' Secretaries.
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TRAPpING A "BIRD."-The BoStOR A
Meneam tells a story of an extensive
sleigh maker, in a town massachusetts,
whose clerk sold a sleigh to a sleek gen
teel looking fellow, and took a short note
for pay. The man turned out to be not
worth a pine chip; yet the principal de-
termined not To give up all hopes; and
going over To the town in which his Gus
toner lived, and hearing that he had gone
to Boston in the sleigh, aud where he
would likely put up, he started after him.
The maker cuntrived to meet him the
next day accidentally, and said, "Frieud,
do you know of any one that's got a good
sleigh that he wants t. self" Yes" re.
piled the msuspectiug fellow, "l've got
one" They both went where the new
sleigh was stored. and after some time
had been spent in examining the proper
ty, the maker concluded tolake II for the
exact sum named in the note. 1t was
fastened ON the one he cam in, and tht
horse headed the right way. "Oh!" sait
the maker, as ofa sudden thought, IL sup
pose it willmake no difference if pa,
You with q good note, that has but a shor
lime1to run, against one of your towns
men2"-"Just as leave have it," was lh'
answer. lie LANDED him his note. an,
left him, pale with wonder, and will
eyes like saucers.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

DOCKS for the subscription of Stock in the GIN
I'D CINATI, WILMINGTON AND EVANSVILLE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, will be opened on Monday
the 10h day Of March, 1851, in a room appropriated
to that use in +. A. Fosters brick building, on Main
Street, Lancaster, Ohio, by the undersigned committee
appointed by the corporators, and said Books will be
continued at the same place after being opened as
aforesaid, untiltthe subscription shall be closed.
Persons desiring to idthis important entcrprize,are
respectfully invited to call and make the subscription.
WILLIAM J. CARD,
H.. Ii. HUNTER.
March 8, 1851. Committee
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arrival OF Oh. civ az Glasgow

~PHIIADELPHIA, Mlrch 3.
The City ofGlasgow reachedher landing nj IL
O'Clock in 10 days from Liverpool. with 8G6 TONS
OF merchandise, 38 passengers and heavy mails
She lett Liverpool Oh the 18th inst.
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mo. POI

AN ACT
To prescribe the times of holding the Courts Of
Common Pleas in the Twelfth Judicial Circuit.
Sec. l.. BE ii enacted by the General As
sembiy Of The Slate Of Ohio, That the Court
of Common Pleas shall hereafter be held IN
the several counties Of the twelfth Judicial
Circuit, at the times hereinafter prescribed:
In the county of franklin, on the eleventh
day of March, on the second day of June, on
the tenth day of November; in the county of
Champaign on the thirty-frst day of March,
the sixteenth day of June, and the fifteenth
day of September; in the county of Union,
on the fourteenth day of April, the thirtieth
day of June, and the twenty-ninth day of
September; in the county of Clark, on the
t~wenty-frst day of April, the fourth day of
August, and the twentieth day Of October;
in the county of Logan, on the fifth day Of
May, on the twenty-frst day Of July, and the
sixth day of October; in the county of Madi
son, on the nineteenth day of May, the eight
eenth day of August, and the third day of
November.
SEC. 2. That all former acts, inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this act, be, and
the same is hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker0f The House Of Representatives..
CIIARLESC CONVERS,
Speaker Of he Senate.
February A, 1851.
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CLERGYMeN DIsoUALLFlED.-The com
mittee in the Virginia Constitutions Con.
vention, to whom the subject ofthe quail
fications of members of the State Assem-
bly, was referred, have reported a clause
which disqnaliies ministers of the gos.
pei and priests Of every denomination
from holding seats.
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A Terrible JUDGMENT

NSw York, March 3.
One.eyed Thompson was arrested IN Saturday
Tor passing counterfeit money, and committed sui
eide last iigll. Thompson was celebrated in the
,,rpedo affair.
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THE NEw sILysR Com BILL-Tbo
Journal Of commercs publishes the fol
lowing comparison oflbe present. weight
Of silver coins Of the country and that
proposed by Mr.. Hunters bill 10 Con.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE sEAsoNn

nj z. KREIDER has just returned from the East
WI. ern cities with a selected Stock of fresh & pure
Drugs and Medicines. Also large assortment
of the finest and most rare Surgical instruments,
choice CUTLERY, sc. The LADIES hare not been
forgotten! Call and see his rare articles of Fancy
Goods. Prices very low.
Remember No. l65, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
March 1. 1851,
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e. FThe Virginia Convention is still
debating the basis question. A commit
tee of FIVE has been appointed on motion
of Mr.. Hunter, to report upon the neces'
sary limitations upon the power OF
the several departments of Government,
especially for the protection and security
of the slave interest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

LOUISVILLE. Marh 4.
The Steamer Beauty WIS partially destroyed
by fire at Nashville on Saturday. In the town OF
Franklin. Tennessee. last evening there were IA
deaths by Cholera and / death at Nashville, a
Mr. Rid1n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

JAMArA,-Accounts by the Cherokee
represent that the cholera was still pre-.
/, yailing in many parts of the Island. 10
, Lucea, out of a population of 1000, no
less than 1897 had died.
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In the Court of Common Pleas Fairfield Co.

PEITTIUN FUK PAKTTTIUN.
mitchell ALLEN ps John P. Line and his legal
IV.l guardian Elisha Blocker. Said John P.Line and
his said Guardian are hereby notified that the said
Mitchell Allen has filed his petition in the Court afore-
said against them, praying for partition of Lot number
TEN in Dixon's first addition to tho town Of Winches-
ter in said county, to be made between the petitioner
and said JohnP. Line, or for a sale thereof, If it cannot
be divided without injury. Which petition will come
on to be heard at the next term of court, to be holden
in said county. H. Il; HUNTER,
Attorney for Petitioner,
February IS, 1851. $3.50 Oval
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The Steamer Baltic.

NEW York, March 4.
The Steamer Baltic sails To morrow for Liver
pnol, with rs passengers, aiming them Prof Sill
man, George II Stuart of Philadelphia and Dir.
Scott of Nashville.
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The Lancaster InstIture

There will be a meeting of said Institute q n
Friday Evening tue 9Th inst at the Town Hall.
A Lecture will be delivered 10y Rev. HANIL-
Toy.
The following Question will be discussed viz:
ResOiped. That he erfeRsioa Of The American
Empire. nil be fatGlto the Perpstulty Of Ameri-
ran hsiitions!
Aft. W. S BEArTY-Neg. Col. McvEieH.
The public are respectfully invited Ia attend.
H.V. WEAKLEY. Secretary.
March G., 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

LAND LIMITATION IN WISCONSIN,
bill limiting ITO GAO a%cres) the area of
land which any person may hereafter &C
quire in Wisconsin has just passed to its
engrossmeut in the popular branch of the
legislature b. a vote of Mirty'nine to
aineteen, or more than two to one.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

OHIo ScHooLMARMs..-.Ex.Goyern
Slade has determined after sending tr
the West as teachers. some two hundred
New England girls. to try a beyy of oul
Buckeye daughters. II is said these
New England ladies', sent out 10 teach
other peoples childrep in the West are
very prone, after a short time, to slight
the object Of their mission and take to
teaching their own children. If the Elk.
Governor thinks Of r%emedying this by
substituting buckeye girls, we fear he
has mistaken the temperament of oul
people. The American multiplication
table is quite as WELL understood 'ouI
West" as down East ~ leee. Plain
dealer. !
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nENTISTRY.-H. SCOTT, REsmEET DEE.
IL rIsr, ConnelIs b~nildiaes, main-street, Lancaster,
second door EAT Of the Eagle Office, guarantees all
his Operations upon the Teeth.
Keep your Teeth clean and have them plugged as
fast asthe decay appears, and you will have a heal
thy mouth and want no artificial Teeth. j. SCOTT.
Lancaster, January 30, 1851. Swsss
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UVaIaSf1AIo

MARRtED--On the 81 lust. ly the Rev. Mr.
Brinkerhouff. Mr.. JOHN GuDTNER and Mis-,
EMILY JACKSON. all OF this county.
On The 9th nit, by the Rev. John Lehman
Mr.. DAVID WESTENBERGER aud Miss A
QulLA BENTZ, both uf Bern township,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

u Hooaand's German Biters, pre- AIRED and sold
by DR.. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, l9OArch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in their well de-.
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement Of tie liver. These bitters hav
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most iattering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself a name thai
competitors, however will their schemes or seductive
their promises, cannot REACH 1t gained the public
confidence by the immense benefits that have beer
derived from it, and viii ever maintain its position.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

HoRRIBLE DEATH.-A gentleman OF
Kent county informs us thatthe sexton OF
Laws Church, which is situated on the
road leading from Canterbury to Milford,
on opening the door on Satuiddy,to make
the necessary preparation for worship on
the Sabbath, discovered that the bench
es and floor were smeared with blond,
and, on advancing into the interior, he
found q corpse laying OF the floor, which
proved to be the body of James G. Har'
~fington-a man Of respectable connec.
ton, but who was much given 10 intoxica-
ton He was seen the preceding Tues
day evening neal the church, with a jug
which had recently been filed at a neigh
boring grocery with the "wa,er of death"
1t is supposed that he entered the gallery
Iof the church by an outer door, To obtain
shelter from the weather, and fell over
the 'front.' his hat and jug being found in
the gallery.-To all appearances he had
fallen head foremost. and came il on
tact with the corner Of a bench. viii h
made a deep confusion on the upper part
of the cheek, crushing the bunes of the
nose and making a frightful wound. He
must, however. have lived q considerable
time after his fall, as the blood was
smeared in every direction over the floor
and benches, and the door was marked
with his hands. making the room look more
like a slaughter.house than any other
building. AS may well be supposed, this
occurrence caused considerable excite,
menti in the ueighborhood. He was in.
tered on Sunday Wilmington (Del)
Republic.
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naInImore Mnrk.,,
sALr,~or,. Marrn l..

BALrIseFE. Marcn A.
Silcf 800 barrels Howard street Flour II 1887
nothing doing in City Mills WHEAT unchsnged.
Sales white Corn NJ jJGG0. yellow 5Sdo59. Whis.
hey % IN barrels. Provisions without change,
firpcerics quiet. sales active tl.day; 32l hhds
Prrtn Rico Sugar 50 d at S. Gj@$T 30; 50 bbis
n. o. Mnlasses al 30iG3E II bids. N. O.. Sugar
al t5.3Gas . 50. Other things unchanged.
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ID DAD NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby given, that
IOa petition will be presented to the Trustees of
Walnut Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, at their
annual meeting on the first Monday of March noxt,
to have as much of the Township road vacated as
runs through the Southwest Quarter OF Section No.
Twelve in the Township aforesaid.
"A PETITIONER.
February 20, 1851 AZ
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81 LouIs Markets
81 Lor,s. Mnreh 4.

OF LDUI5s MnTch q.
Market generally inactive with light transactions
Wheat GG08l. Finnr very dill al $3.50 Tor su.
Periine. Corn tending dor-=warls at 374939
Oats iG0i7. Liule doing IN Provisions. Mess
Pork is belI at tll ,500sI2. hat no buyers: saleS
Q O.00b barrels long piddles at q bacon 5R5I;
Sides G40G1; Hams 7l97l. Whiskcy dun at
!lNsl4. Lard No. Ia. Dry suited meats Az
5J0Bb.
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FINE OPENING.

THE Subscriber offers for rent his Cabinet Shop
IL in R0YALToN, Tor the term Of one year from
the first day of Abril next, with the privilege Of his
horse power Turning Lathe. The subscriber will
also sell to the one who rents his shop, a fine lot Of
EXTRA CHERRY LUMBER. Asthere is no regular
shop in in the place, the present affords a fine chance
for a good workman to do a large profitable business.
Hill HOMRlGH0uS.
Royalton, Ohio, February 20, 1851. 5w'49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-06

FARMING IN CALIFoRNIA.-At San Jose,
California, last year, John NJ. HorneI
raised on $50 acres, potatoes, onions,
ca5bages and pumpkins, which he sold
for $21l,sOO His onions brought 40
cents per pound, cabbages 40 cents a
head. He intends to cultivate 500 acres
this year. He has imported ten miles Of
iron fence, which cost delivered, $10,'
600.
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CoLoNEL STIFFLE.-This individual
who has just arrived at Charleston, hav'
ing escaped from his Imprisonment by
the Cuban authorities at Havana, an
nounces the publication of book, emit.
tied the "Cuban Liberator." He wants
pay in advance at 81 per copy, VIII
will take a copy?
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AZ AL
To amend the several acts fixing permanently tho
time Of holding the court Of common pleas in the
third Judicial circuit, passed January gth and
March 2}d, 1850
SEC l. Be il endcted By The General As
sembiy @ The State Of Ohio, That the second
term Of the court Of common pleas for the
year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
one, shall be held 10 the following counties
in the third Judicial circuit, as follows: 10
the county Of Summit on the third Tuesday
in June; in the county Of Ashtabula 90 the
second Tuesday in Jolly; and in the county
of TrumbUll On the fouhh Tuesday Of Jolly.
SEC. 2, That The third term Of said court
shall be held in the county Of Mahoniug M
tbe FIRST Tuesday of November; in the coun-
ty Of Portage on the third Tuesday Of M
yember; and in the county Of Summit on The
second Tuesday Of December.
SEC. 3. That all laws inconsistent will
this act, be, and the same are hereby repeal.
ed. JOHN P. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
SPeaker Of The Senate
February Is, 1851.
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~ Fourteen horses we're bprned To
death in the livery stable oflhe City Ho-
tel at Utica, New York on Tuesday.
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E~A benefit to Kossuth, given by
Miss Davenport. at National Hall, in
Washington, on Tuesday night, resulted
in a very fine house, and her performance
of Adrienne was greater than before
She will, doubtless, send a sum that will
cheer the patriol's heart.
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NOTICE.-Haying sold to P. B. Lowe, Esq. Of
~ Logan, all nay late Stock in trad, my + lend, will
see the ~propriety ofclosing all unsettled sccounts; that
/ ma y be enabled to settle all Iny late business prompt
ly. For this purpose | can pc found at all times, at
my late place Of business.
thereby tender my grateful thanks to the public,
for Ihe very liberal patronage heretofore conferred on
me. I. U. WHITE.
Lancaster, March 6, 1851. 3T44
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Soura CARoLINAU U. S. SENAToR,-It is
stated that Mr.. Rhett has expressed his
determination to resign his seat, and that
Mr.. Butler, his colleague, has also stated
that he will not come back any more BY
the census Just taken, it appears, too, that
South Carolina will lose two members of
Congress. That can't be set down to
Northern injustice, certainly.
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announcement II FnYstla counly.

commencement in Fsyette county.
SEC. A. That oil acts and parts Of acts
Inconsistent with this act, be and the came
are hereby repealed.
JOHN r. MORSE.
SSeaksro( The House Of Representatives..
CHARLES c. CONYERS.
Speaker 81 he Senate.
Febraary g, 1851.
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HuReAING IN CuURcH.-lt is stated by
the Salem (Mass.) Gazette that on Sun
day, the 10th inst, while the Rev. Theo-
dore Parker was preaching in MS church
at Boston. he exclaimed, in reference to
Shadrach, the rescued slave, 81 thank
God the fugitive has escaped" whereup'
on the congregation gave him three
rounds of applause.
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confidence by the immense benefits that have been
derived from it, and viii ever maintain its position.
AyER's CHERRY PEcTeRAL.-We call attention TO
the advertisement Of this article now in our paper,
and at this season Of the year when colds and coughs
are so prevalent, the information it contains will not
be found unweleome. The eminent names, lent TO re-
commend ii, are conclusive proof Of its value. In
sal Of letters from many distinguished individuals as
well as humble sufferers who acknowledge their in
debtedness to this valuable medicine for the recovery
of their health from painful and dangerous diseases.
1t is at once safe and pleasant to take, and is certainly
very powerful to cure. Those afflicted with coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness. or indeed any
OF the various affections of the lungs, viii do well to
try the Cherry Pectoral, and will have no cause to
regret the experiment. See advertisement. lmi0
ARABIAS LrSMENr.-Go where you viii, talk
about what you may, and you will either see OF
hear of the great Arabian preparation, known to the
people of the United States as H.. G.. Farrells Cele
brated Arabian Lininent. It has made some of the
most remarkable cures Of paralysis, rheumatism, ner
vous affections. spinal complaints, SC, on record. ant
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly be benefited by
medicine of that kind. See Advertisement. 2w3j
1J7Bear in mind, that nature is ever endeavoring to
expel disease when it invades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of some genial ~restora-
tive-thorosgh, yet mild in its action-that will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE RLooD-which
is the principle Of life.
GUYsoTT's yellow Dock AND SARsAPARnLA, as
a purifier of the blood, a r~enovst0r Of the system, and
a supporter and preserver ofthe powers of life, IL has
no equal. Take it, on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you viii avert perhaps weeks and
months Of sickness and suffering.
1J'See advertisement. lm3;
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Ubt Ganrastrr Ga3rtte.
1Inr.dnY MornIng, Mnrch D. Ig9I


ROcmEsrER FLouR TRADE.-There are
at present, according to the Rochester
Advertiser, twenty Touring mills in that
city; in which are invested $500 900.
They run l02 stones. and produce daily
when employed. 1856 barrels of flour.
The yearly manufacture is estimated at
nearly 500, 900 barrels. The annual CON
sumption of wheat is about 100000
bushels. The Touring business OF Eoch-
ester is believed to be nowhere equaued'
GEN. HENDERsoN.-The case of this
gentleman, was. at last dates, making but
slow progress towards any decisive result.
Out of ninety six jurors ordered many
did not appear, others had formed and ex'
pressed opinions. and there was a very
poor prospect of Obtaining a panel. At
tacbments were issued for the absent ju-
Tors, and an additional drawing for forty
eight was ordered, when the court ad,
;ourned.
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GYThe Telegraph has at length, after
three attempts, reduced down its argu
ment in relation to Bank taxes. 1t now
wants them taxed both upon debts
and credits, because they make money.
We will lend the editors of that paper a
copy of the law to prevent any further
blunders, if they will promise to read it.
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JOHN F. MORSE,

Speaker oChe House IF Representatives
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
January %, 1851.