Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 25 January 1834 — Page 1
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by the public di-
Fram c Pcnnsyhanian. mi: CLIMAX. Gorcrnnmt Directors. If anv evi enco
glory nnd honor lie paid dear in the hiss, by those whose minds are low nnd prove-1 W.Y.I, was made to him b of his blood, which fiowed frcclv for the S ling, and incapable of judging true -reat-! rectors
FlF"J"lw" " mai iincny aim inucpcn-: ncss. in point ot industry, i.oJ never! Awl whereas it instated therein that
I'eitCC. haiiileii nmvil In im frmn nor nirn.1 nm o n uiin te .n,-..- :J l.tn. 1 l.,.-i! i: i !
. . 1 . ; " , .....v. ....... iv, .-.4tc. imn. j waiu narvu c. tvnuiiiircs were nia( c to the pro-1 werf w-mfinrr tr r-.c.. , . - lathers, and which I trust in God we may , known him in an electioneering camnabm I nnntor, .,f n,,,. nJ JLZ:.1 COnf,rm PabIC
bequeath unimpaired to posterity. Hat, 1 to ride sixty miles in a dav,"makc two ! journal- am!
10 sa no more on tins subject, the History speeches one hour long each, ami thu J
ot winch you arc as conversant with as' preach politics in a church until midnight.
myself, let us follow him a little further in I He was well qualified to swim river
his political career. Look and examine j cross bops, and morales, to fight the osteins Sunday mail reports. 'You will find ; my of his country. He was well qualithat they are received with the same eclat, lied to protect those that :tept in their craani universal burst of admiration as even j dies 'when the HritUh and Indians were
...... rrv. rvi..ua. uiai u.i re Has occn an outnconsattcmot 1 pnntcrst. to crush ihesc -cntlcmon. L
"And whereas it is stated therein, that .My pcrfurirod their dutv, and have so lnp to the manner in which the said ac-; comnlctt dv thrown thi bnnl- f..-;.
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tne most excellent proclamation of the he-! prowling on our fror ro of New Orleans. You will see them devour. Yes,Jac
frontier seeking whom to
on the mountains, you will iind them in ; ificd to encounter all dificulties, and po
tiie valteywhimp up m Irarne in the house j through all danger and peril, to sustain ot the I,:iLi t for ornament, but as a I you aul our posterity in the enjoyment of st ite papnjQitai:iinpj the strongest rea-j that reliuion which vou owe to vour God.
soninps that could bo advanced for tho 1 and that devotion which vou owe to vwur!.
maintenance of cpial rights and privile- country.
Anions the doeumems accompanying
ses, ooui in cnurcn ana state.- uoau his speeches to abolish imprisonment for
debt, and you will there Jind him ( lo-1 the President's message at the openinp of
qaently advocating the cause ot liberty, I congress, is the annual report ot tho L'nund of the unfortunate debtor with ener- pinecr Department, made bv ficn. Gharrv rinrl 70.nl roriJnmnfi" of Ionct "10 cIimi,t i -i-rTP tl.r. rf'l.wiC H',.
times thev wish tacm lusertctl, or ttiey win :ic t. t ;,,:-; .i,,., v.' it t. rai-.,.-...-. ; u.;.. ... .u
st , ,: f n t .-i i: ir.! i "
o-oiiuu oi cuiiiiMi puuuc omiuinps ai j conuiiion anu progreiia oi mc ;aiiouai
asiuniiton
LIST OF ilG&T5. John Murphy, Wasliiagton, Ind. John Yautrccs, do do. John Arbuthnot, IVinccton, Ind. John I. Necly, do. Thomas CisseU. Mount ric iant, Ind. Pos;-Ma?tr, Owl lYurie, Ind. rost-M.:ier, IV.omfield, Ind. Post-Mis'er, tfandcrsviile, Ind. Post-M isior, O.vonsvilic Ind. Post.M i-'er, Slr.ikara's Miiis, Ind. Jess' Y. Wilborn, Mount Vernon, Ind. Jievi Priee, Kvansville, Ind. John W l)tvi, Car. isle, InJ. tsi;i- On::, Mwrom, Ind. l'o .Master, T-n-maiPs Crce!;, Ind. .lohn C RMley, Lawrencevir.e, ill. Post-Master, Palestine, III. los:-Master, i'5.)mviile, Ind. Post-Master, Ilckpart, bid. Lewis (lev. r. m. Xev.-llarmony, Ind.
He came to tho j iii, andjltoad.
asked what it was built for. ;A honso to j In Ohio, the repairs, pradinp, &c. contiae men that woirt pay their deb's." j have been prosecuted with onlv such inwas the answer. "Poh.vl said the savage,' termissions as were caused by the prevail poor place to catch coon skins." Yes, iice.ee of the cholera. The twenty one yon might as well make Piron Trenck of I miles west from Zanesville will be o:nme, and hurl me into tho dungeon of Mag ; plcted during the present year, and deiivdeburph, as imprison me for a few dollars, ered to tlu- st tte, pursuant to the compact to be put in the hands of tome Siiviock with the Uoited States. The radiirr has creditor. been comj.det'jd as far as Cobimbus, and Ask t!ie poor and bereft soldiers of tl'.e by the end of the month, the clearing and revolution, ask the widowed mother and j grubbing will be completed to Springfield, l-mcly orphan, whose husband and father Hi miles west of Columbus, fell bravely iu the battle; ask those in Indiana, an ollicer cf engineers is that lost property, and they will tell j making an inspection of ibe road. From you that he h is been the patriot's friend,! Indianapolis, west, the road will soou.be the widow's comlbrtor, and ti.e cr- brought into use with tritii.p interruption, jdiarrsstay. fid has done more for the os far as the boundary of Minon. soldiers of the revolution iu obtaining i Iu Illinois, the miseondur-t, moral and pensions tor their services, than any ! official, of t'ue superintendent, has preman living. It is not that he could vented any prepress in the work, and Gen. do more than other patriots and pinlan- i Gratiot a ids 4it. is not perceive 1 how ?!r ohists, but that bcinp an otiieer him-ianv thinp farther can be done till the self, and severely wounded in battle, he is) blunders, Lutto palpable on almost eve-
more actively nlive to their wants and ' ry part of the r.ad, sliill have been re-
their deserts. I paired, and a svs'em established which ! the public directors and one other.
"uvor of a western vviil nrevent tip. ir recurrence, and restore T!i fol
COL .H)iL.SON. Geo. MHaUon, tbrmeriy of S-'tt cmutv, lv n' :ckv, was a metnber of the D im ocratie .State Convention, held at Irsdiannpolis on iho l.).h ult. and advocated the nomination of o or distinguished fellow' u:i'.o;i, Col. 1L M. Johnson, for t'ue Presrleacy. In support of the resolution he clfeied on the occasion, Gen. Mdlaiton tnadc tho following speech: Vr. President: We have met here this day to deliberate upon a sul ;ect of no small mapnitude and importance. It is one which vsill not ony interest our state alone, but the whole nation, an 1 perhaps posterity vet unborn. We are about to nominate, or recommend, to the American people, two suitu-
hie persons to h!i toe o'aPres oi l resi.iim j nicivsa ' enterpn-e i ur state and Yi-e President, die ovist elevated and 1 ,;,r r:2t taapistratc
distinguishe'.l within the gift of the peo-n,,)S rcrtaiaiv favor those designs. Col. j et vahcy,a:id t.'fieii iu the beds of creeks, pic. It is therefore, that we cannot use j Johnson has never so ;p!;t office but from ; e-.ered witii several feet of earth. The too m ieh diligence, circumspection, and I iC people. lie has asUcd them f r none : expense of repairing wiih the pood matecaution in selecting those who are to be 1 1 lint have been withhebl; and, thounh fo i rial is therefore nioch larger than wascal-
entn:-tc 1 wiih the responsible and sacred j re.ign missions and canine; othces havej cnlatal. To complete the repairs of the deposit of holding in their hands the strong-i 'L)CCI, within his reach, he h;is alwavs de-i whole road on this plan, would, according t st reins of the general government. It j (dined their acceptance, preferring eleva-1 to his estimate, cost not less than $lir,behooves us to sift nnd examine them; to ; tlot, at the hands of the people." He is fOi. Partial rcpari, abandoning the
count has been kept, the particulars of it
cannot cleany be ascertained therefrom. "And whereas, in the report of a cm-
jmittee of this board, to whom was refl-r-
red the said report to the President, it is alleged that the same contains 'errors
son like, he was (jual- 'misrepresentations' ar.d 'misstatements
someot which the said committee endeavor to point out. "And whereas, a fullinrcstizntion and
lateiucnt of the said account xrill tt once xhiblt the correctness or incorrectness of
the said allegation'' 'Therefore, Resolved, That a commit teee of six members of this hoard be appointed, three of whom shall be public directors, for the purpose of examining the
expense account of the institution, under;
the head of stationary and printing, from the 1st of July, lSIl.to 1st of July, 18. That they state the nature and amount of all expenditures therein, the persons tu whom payments were made, the number and names of the documents printed, and die cost of distribution and postage also, the nature and amount of the current expenses of the bank for printing and stationary: also, any extraordinary expenditures under that head, for new bank notes or other purposes: and particularly enumerate any items of the said account which are erroneously stated in the said
report of the public directors, if any there j
I.e. "That the said committee obtain and in chide a statement of the particulars of the expend it-arcs on orders of the President, referred to in th? said report, of the persons paid, the amount, and the serrices performed. "That the ."-aid committee prepare the s iid s;ate;ner.i as'soon as possible, in such f rm, as that it may be submitted to the put lie and st.kboldcrs1 Ttie majority refused to consider these
esoi.itior.a, by the voic of all present but
Further, I am in fuv
President, and one wb will promote inter-1 a wholesoo; e state of things." nal improvements, and domestic m inn-1 Iir-e repairs of the road have been factures. Then look to ids votes on th ?e J made on tho p.irt east of the Ohio in Masubjeets, which so deeply interest the wes-jrvland, pennsy Ivauia.and Virginia, tern people, end you will find them inva-j The whole scheme of repairing tin riahly recorded on the files of the nation j road is su.. nutted by the engineer to the in favor of those desirable objects. lie ; revision of Congress, on the following has always voted appropriations to ib.e j state of f icls- Congress, in July, l.s.'J-J, great national highway, and to all public , an krt. -k to repair the road cifjciually, improvements i.enefieial to the west j J'.ud . ed -d it tothe sta'es die subsv.'pacnt lie will doubtless .advocate an aporopri- repairs to l;e (net by tolls raided by the ation by coupress. if necears , to unite states. Tho plan nf macadamizing it was the waters f ."be northern lakes with ! :'( poal Upon examination it is found those of tho W..nah, which, when com ; :hai iu tb.e u; )-i!itain districts, wjiore re
plcted, nr.;-1 sviiou!.-) preatly tothe rom-' p Mrs are most nee.ea, no proper stone is
Let us ' to be founil its natural poMtion jC,'ig
uu'ier the comTuvni sand-stone, in the low-
who will j
lowing protest was then present
ed, v. i'h a request thai the same should be entered ou the minutes. This was refused by the vote of ail present but the pubpc directors. A PROTEST. The subscribers. Directors of the Bank of the United Slates, appointed bv the
President, wiih the advice and consent of
the Senate, protest against the acts of a
maj u ity ot tho Board of Directors of that institution.
1. Because, bv a systematic mcdj of
proceeding, gradually introduced, and by alterations of the by-laws, ihey have ta-
uen irom tne t) iard its most important
their backs, we have it in this apendix. The attention ofliberal men of all parties is asked to a small but overwhelming portion of it not to an exciting piece of declamation, but to a simple record of a transaction, the truth of which no on would dare to deny. It is under date of the 13th of Dec. its&'l, and is a transcript of the proceeding of the board of directors ofihe United .States bank on that davit appears that the government directors having been accused in the manifesto of the ether directors of "errors, misrepresentations, and misstatements," in their assertions respecting the expenditures mado to the proprietors of newspapers and periodical journals, and printers, demanded in justice to themselves and tho public a '-tall investigation and statement of the said account, to at once pnve the correctness or incorrectness of the allegations' They asked that three of the private directors and three of the government directors should form a committee for die purpose of examining the ncouna in question, and preparing a statement of the whole, to be submitted to the public and the stockholders. Could any request bo more reasonable ? U,uld an v nun, eonscions that nought was rotten, h:e denied? Aud voi the hoard, with the exception of the government directors and ono other, refused, not only to consider tho offered resolutions, but to allow a protest to be entered ! This, then, amounts to confessian. The bank stands convicted by its own act; and this triumph ..f justice we owe to the government directors. The bank is utterly confw irided, and a rapid revolution is on foot, even among its lately warmest fricudd. The truthwill ever prevail.
LATE LUilUPEAA i . Y L L L I G EXCE. The packet Kuropc arrived on Saturday, at Xevv Yoik from Liverpool, with London papers cf the Llth of November. It seems all but certain that the people of Spain, if permitted to choose for themselves, will annul the decree of the LVcsrd F ernandoj and make Don Carlos 'heir King. It is said that Franc is abom to interfere, at the urgent request of the Queen Regent; r.nd it is also said that UoTiisciiiLD the most powerful and die most independent of living M .naivhs has informed Ma usual Souj.t iht he will dosert the' Exchange if a French armv 13 sent into Spain. In Portugal, Pedro and Miguel appear to be in positions not much different from those in which we last heard of them.
1 .v. ...v-i.-ij wi iik.(.iiw.j i.ail I) I SVlU-
V.n ow that they are devoted to the interests emohoticaii v the people's man
i .Macadam plan, might be made for present
of tiu people, and such as would tern-; He deserves well of his country, and Ijusr, for $117,1)00. And another p an lJ-r "c yCi lliUtr inQ ci aiiv guard their lights, their liberty and j vc a raiefal people vviil now reward ' w hich might answer for "a vear or two' j !!,e-v asc "t-'prived indcpGrnlence. ' j him for his many and faithful services I mi:ht be etibe'.ed for Stl)0K)0. The sub- j cmcer.s a no pre Then, on whom shall we turn our eye?. 1 utw him well;' we have been reared io- j'-et will probably engage tho early utten-j !,on.ir,he in0at ia,i
on whom shall we look with the proudest .v0t,er in iho same countv, and he is deeo ; ti'ui oi Congress. halt. American.
.r.itilac.iiou? We inr.st cvooi ience. po--sossi;tg m
i
look for mn of
in the hearts and aftectious of his neigh-
d and political i hours and acquaintances; and, had thc!B-NK OF TIIE UNITED STATES
integrity, together with that firmness of ; people of Ids district and state the ! h .viti be seen :v tho subjoined resolu purp-'se, and ue.-isi r. of eiiarae.r, that j power, (I know they have the will) they j tj,ns t,r,,v.-; ;f the governuier.t direc-r-xtcasiveacquaiiuance with the history would make him P.-esident or give to him : tors, that 'he Bhhfo directors, after i?:v.
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01 oor country , ana i.i.u iiionogu uikil i- anv oliice lie migtit uesire. ; ing :!i-j :;.: :io ?a -;s state 0 by the t u'rin r, i printing, me accounts o: wnich are se staiiriing of oar foreign relations, s nc-j As regards Mr. Yan IJurcn, I should in n Ution io ixrriiiurt v to 'printers, tie- j kept r.s not properly to exhibit the particacss iry to an useful administration ot our prefer him lor Yice President, being pre-j e lined the pi osi'i --a ..f -aondfiiig the ! lurs thereof, and, though called on, thev affairs. j eminently qualified for that or any office. ; aecoun's of 'lie ;;jm for mi full i n ra ti-! have refused to have them so stated Uy the Then will I call the attention ot this! K, is the enlightened state-man, tb.e firm ! alia:?' to a coaiuia-.- m", ei:p-..-ed cashier, hfuiorable and highly rospot-table conven-t friend of republican principle, and, wiilr'.f three on tho pa:t of -he .iovero'ne.it. 0. Because they have permitted and tion t II. M. Johnson. f Kontucky, and j J,,b.nso;i in tiie west and Yan Baron in the j niK'j ln-ee on the par; f the steko 1 Jurs. sanctioned the expenditure of large sums, M u'dn Yan Uoren, of Xe.v ork. r.s men ; north, 1 amof opinion that t'ue republican 'fi,c protest of the roveii,nou. directors, under the same head, ou orders of the
pos-e-iug, i:i a very eminent degree, cx- p;utv would be powerful beyond defeat, contains, in a crv few words, a r- w i President, without any account of the perieare, integrity, and ample tpiali'e.ea- j q JK-.se nvuijet thi convention remember, (.f mal-administration .-t M;. Ib.. tiv, j maimer in wbi-.h, or the persons to whom tiois f;r the highest offices of tur govern j -xrc the m-.st pr..mi;icnt spoken of by the j and Vhows m st conclusive! ' the ! they were pud, and though called on,
tecs, appointed hy iho President, and not
required to report. 2. Ilecausothe acts of those committ cs and the board, have been repeatedlv in violation of the spirit, if not the letter of the charter.
!. Because, by an organized series ef
opposition, commencing immediately af
ter we became members ot the board.
us of our rights as pub-
vented our participu
uportaut business of the
institution
1. Eecausc. though called on, they have refused to rcmedv these things. f. Decausc they have permitted and sanctioned the expenditure?? of large sums, under the head of stationarv and
state ! by the f -run r, : printing, the accounts of which are se
fin. iion- and r..,nf.'rr.-il t'.Pr,-, on n..n,f. ! Pal,,.v cither. 1 iiev are both rbht
mg loruespouc power; and each 1-4 mainly supported by foreign adventurers. The following arc extracts teiit bv our New York correspondents. Livr.nrooL, Nov. lU.Thc intelligence from Lisbon, via. 1'almouth, is to the Itli inst. It appears tiiat Don Miguel and his army were in occupation of Santarem a place naturally strong but which h 3 become more so, by means of additional fortifications. It was expected that tho army of Don Pedro would be compelled to retreat to Lisbon. General Stubbs, who commands the Pcdroitc forces in Oporto, in attempting to march upon Coimura, where he ima-oned he would be more secure, and where he learnt the young queen was extremely popular, was unexpectedly attacked by the troops of Don .Miguel, and repulsed with seme loss. It is believed that Stubbs, now that Pedro and his marauders arc after ether game, and tolerably well provided for, will r e starved oat ahog-iht-r. Tiu defeat of rSvubbs in this instance shows that the Miguelitcs have possession of the whole coantry , w ith (he exception of Optvrto and the environs of Lisbon.
It is als. s'atcd that Dei Carlos cf .Spun, v a 5 on the tCM Get. at Citello
IliS l.iri.jlv was with him. nr.J
cf
Lini; and, v. ho will ever be iound true to ! )0 ph and thev are well deserving tf the ' h-,ird, elected i.v tiie proxies ::-.. . Mr. I 'hey have refused to reqjest him to cause ; "ra!K-. !'iri:i.y was with him, ar.i their country, and faithful seutin-jls upon hi-h ra-ak tliey "have attained with "tho re-! IJiddie's control," iiave, in eff'Ct, tiered to jthem to be so stated. j VVJS vari-ibK addressed Jin- r Che political watch tower. j oublican party. j the representatives 'of tho government 7. Because they have, m a report sane-! i,3in- Tne billowing is Irani our pri The former has been tried bv the. fierv ! The American people, it is true, are ns'stoek, ail tho rights with wln,di t.hey were ticned by tiiem, on th; :. ! of December,' vute respondent
ordeal of criti-?im, botli in peace and i.i cnliglitened a race as my m the v.vnd. clothed, for tiie purpose of protecting tho l-5, allcgec. tn it In-; report oi the peb-i 1 ALtorrn, .V. v. t, 1S:M. fl. M. Packwar, lb' lias served his countrv s;me' Yet. it is no less t.-ue. that they stmictimos: interests of the 'government in the bunk, j lie directors to the President of the Cui-j et Coiifiauce arrived this morning ir-ru tweutv-eight or thirty year as a member ! run into political errors; that we need a To ue the justly indignant latiguage of i ted States, on the I'J.h "f August, UM'.i. Spain and Portugal. She sailed from Conf congress; and, no'twitnst ending the vir- patriotic and cnliglitened reformer at the! the protest, they" have depriv ed the govcro-1 contains -error.-,"' aiisrepreaeu'ations,'' , runua, vvhwre he wa detained by severe ulcn -euul prejudice of party feeling, his j helm of governmont, and, should this ever meat directors of "thur rig'u's as puilic end :nistatemen;s,,, some of which they weather three diys, on the the 'itita ult. rLvx ,-a r-r nniesacknowlc dgo tliat he has ! be the c.ase, .1. boson and Yan IV.irea i oihccrs and rrrcenfed ttit ir parlicioa-fha ve endeav. .red to pa:it out. J from Uorto the -sdi, Li-Uin the ."b. inst .
f.ecn an indefatigable, effi'uent and perso-; vvoubl be iu magnitude to these using , niot important business of the - I-ca ase in tact tb.e allegation so ; and touched again at Gp jrtoou iii nh. verin ' public serv ant, alv.avs fount! at his , states v. hat Lycurgus was iu :r.inu.ture t; institution'' 'i'iiey have cve.i tlenied made is utterly unfounded, as would ap-1 By tiie last accojuts of the armies, if a p. io't anions the republican p irty, tigliting ! Spina. j the. n tiie m.niH of verifv iug til or own pear upon an imparti .1 examination, and j pwars that D n MigrcPs army lipids poson the side" cf the' peop! and speaking I have no secrets in politics. Col nei j statements (falsely qiiestioned by Mr. Iiid- foil exhioitioii of ihe .-aid :.ceo.int. ! ses?iuu .f Santarem, which althyagh aatias sentiments and opinions regardless of Johnson is my first chob-o, and Mr. Yan '; tlie's report.) by an investigation, c.ii iict- 'h I5eeawe they hare rfu-cdto a dopi ( oral iv strong, tl.ey h.tve loriiik-.. i ey 4v e.seeuer.ce-. Is this all he has done tor 1 P.uren is my seeond; but I am not teua- cd by a comuiittee representing equally j pruposiiion submitted by us, to appoint havealo p j-sessn-n cf the uiiils wbivii bis country? Yon will recolkvt when j c:ou, and t the supreme voico and w ill . ;';iC government and private stockh.piers. a-oui;muce cou-is;l:ig t,: :uree ' their supply the place w ith t.re-td, a-.-i wbi.h Ireat Hritain with her allied power?, did ' f tho people, I will ever say amen. J (lobc. own num'eer ana three f the publi? di- are aituatetl cn an em'uu nee ihat cannot vfoYate mir commerce, and was striving to the subject of qualilb.-atfons it ice ; ..,...,, i . . f . . rectors. ..v.-o.fr trx-vsiVi.T .r : Le wrested froi.i llieni wiihout a SrCat scrivet uoon us the chains of bondage and ; ask what qualtfhs a man for tho Presiden-J l l Pro?cr to anne-. ul .pequent pro-1 itccountf ascertaining v. lie. her any ; riii-c of men, if at ah. Ah Uie . . ,t.u, deaUi he contended and voted fr the war ; e ? Does experience, and a long an J ; e'',,,-s " 'J Mll.v t'1; ,:inl ol item5 were crro.oe i?4y stated iu iho said , women anu children iuive bee a seat a of on the floor of empress: h. left bis easy taiibful paolic ervicc in the councils cfj Directors o the ban.; ot toe U. Mates. report, and preparing a siatement of the ; the town, U bei:.g intended to make a vig- ....... 'bb..!it .-.enou'lsion. and actuated bv ti:e nation, connected wirli a high order .f Dicembcr Li, S. wliole, in such form as that it may be sub-, t.rous defence. Tho I'-ilrites cannot..
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his loveyPi'intry, mar-!ie.l to toe b.o.uy battb' flTld, aSiiaod for himself laurels
untad)?ig toCkfviHkJii oro., an a vi a.ee
ti
t rk.t e
3
min 1. and unbending integrity quality uj Mr. Saliivan olFered tiie foilow dug reso-
mm f r that office? if s , (J !. Jo!iason lation.
losse.i.-es 2H iu an evaited .legre
1 aw ;
IY-
Ms, in parsaance ot instructions
Utfhot soiui act
vorn .i Hie i, ue r.;ie'es-
o i:;tl to Ov oi.i on! froai ttie PresiJcut of tiie Louie
states, a
liut, for lli;j( the score cf tycht;cat..ns: bat :t is only ; rea- rt.
bearing
dale tho Av.Uot3
untied to the public ;nJ the stockholders.
II. D. iilLPLN, JOilX T. SLLLIVAX, PLTKil WAtaki. Dcccmlcr 2o7i, iSW,
. .... i :
ul .iu5.-i.uun in k.ji; t-,ir, lor.g reinuiii in their present poMtiuns near it tfciij, -:u) it is expected thev . i i ..; . uj .tej tj re-
trecit a.iu ieav e ihe .Xiigeaues in quid pus-
sstuu ot Hun place Curing ihc wiuter.
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