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o6'es # ne Chesarcsie & OHIO cangf G..
MAsaHnIoN. lAnrAan Oh lRln

oFos II he Chesarcsie & OHIO Caaaf c.
WAsa,roIoS, yAprAsr 20, 1890.
Office hereby given tia, an install.
y ment OF two dollars s,d fifty cents &c
share lbsinK the 18th iastaimen,,1 GU every
share OF Stock ~ the Chc.speske and ,>n =
Canal Company. n required 10 be pad on the
Sd day Of April next and . hir,hcr sum @.
two dollars and fly cents per share, (beinf-
the l3,h instalmen,.) on the Sd day ~ MAJ
next wh,ch insisin,ents must Ne paid TO mo
credit cftbe Chesapeake and OHIO 4 anal Con,
psny. 10 the Cashier or other officer Of eMh=v
at the following Banks, va.
The Rranch of the Hank cf the United State
nj Washington.
The Hank Of wsshingtor. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Hank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Meehsn,cs' Bank, .t George
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, ut Alcxantiris.
The Bank Of Potomac. do.
The Farmers Bank OF Alexandra, 10.
The Mechanics Bank Of AIexsnsiria, do.
The lIsgcrs,own Bank, IN tisgcrsto~n, Nd
And the Brsnch Of the Valley Bsnh, 10
Char'cs'oSp, Va.
by order OF the Pre- siient and Directors:
JpnN =. iNGLE, Cierk
Chez. & Ohio Canal Cebs.
Feb. 5. l8So.-v,3M.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV. ARD,
For m 1fgjI (3oILIr

TUT ~ -'lUN NODOtF.
avn directed by The Postmaster Gc-
neral 10 offer a reward &C 80 dollars for
the apprehension and conviction of the
rObbcr who. about sunrise on the morn
ing OF the 5lst of December. Che morn
Ing being dark and fosgy.) IA the mail
carrier was passing large tree IN the
woods, near the pu.t road from War
renton to Dumirlcs. Knocked him oll
hts horse. and carried oil the niteI
states Mail entrusted To him., which
Mar. nor any part thereof, has as yet
been recovered.
WV. MURRAY, ".
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4 feeling II dis'Tus, has been excited
Dong" some Of oar citizens, IN reference TO
pc New Constitution, by ,he circumstance of
pat instrument meeting the supper, Of near.
81 the Eastern members, and The oppo.
20 II mos of'he Western delegation. Ba,
p feeling n Jealousy should be bsnished,
pen v reeoliseted that the Eas'eTa dele d.
'es' N giving q their sanction. were nsk
t~ba' they oon-ilered) the best Of
p bargain They knew they must svslio~
p pal 81 refo'm. snd they thought Il 49,
ssen'ed TO them IN ihe least Objectionable
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PUBLIC SALE.

On .Sn'ur4iay ,5e I3h Fs5rpdry. 1850.
DIair. u nor. ne nfrf fair deg.
TIVE timber belonging 70 he ssisis ef
I John 4 MePhersop. deed, ~ss bought
~ for tie zee of ihe estate, 9Th The hope
that ne mills would 30 buin. A. thst hope
- lost she'll seHs suhcisney of timber. %
Doct Ioha ~ Lewis mill. - bsidd $40
mill nd . merchant mill, ~ feet square, =
stories high The timber Ia Of he first qusl-
~, pert ssv0. Number OF logs ieipg on
me river hank. the hslsncs s'snding nssr
the fivsr. convenient 70 he rsftsd. Hwili ~
cold IN lots 70 sui, purchasers cfsdn g
six monihs vii be gwen on 81 sums shovs
i've dolsrs- bVe dollars and under. cash viii
be required. The rprchsssr ell be r,qufr-
- 70 sIVe approved secufity. Ssis 20 roui.
menrs 81 80 O'Clock. sns atisnded ~
SAMCEt. M'PHEHsON.
.7'~'r r. re estate q Joia - W FtsrssH
Jar. g.. 1870.
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attempt al dssossinaii1n.--A most
daring attempt at assassination was
made IN Baltimore, on Friday evening
the zeal uli.. upon one Of the deputy
keepers Of the Maryland Pcnitcntiarv
lie was approached by two persons
muilled up in cloaks. from thc vacant
ground IN front Of the buildings. one
al whom advanced within eight ar ten
feet OF the keeper and discharged pis
tol. the ball OF which passed through
the top Of his hat less than an incl .
bo~c the top Of his head. A reward OF
fre hundred doilars j. offered for their
detcc ton. = Fred. CHccn.
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The Tariff -Contrary to the indica-
tons hitherto held out by the proceed
'ngs IN Congress, il appears that The
subject OF a revision Of the Tariff will
be seriously ngitated at the present
session of Congress. a bill for that
purpose has been reported in the Sc
nate, by Gen. SMITH. the chairman OF
tho committee of finance, of very i'm
portant character, il il is likely To pass.
OF which likelihood we can form no
opinion. The bill proposes TO modify,
from and after the 5Oth day Of June
next. the duties on Iron. in bolts.
Hemp, MOlasscs. Sail duck. Manufac-
tuies OF Wool, all Cotton Cloths what
soevcr, Wool manufactured. Cloth
ing ready made. Cotton bagging, COT.
lee, Teas. WooIIcn carpetng. Shot,
Flax, salt. and some other articles
10 proposes 10 abolish, from and after
The passing OF the act, all duties on
Iron. ia bars, prepared Tor Railways f.;
and. from aud after the 5Olh dav Of
J,ne, 1882, 10 admit, free al dliy.
Wines of all kinds, Teas of ali kinds,
Spices. Coffee. Cocoa. various Fruits,
silks. China, Laces. Tin, Salt. Can
ton Grapes, Linen Cambrics, Lawns.
Gauzc, and variety Of other articles.
This bill proposes measures Of the
deepest consequence aud, If seriously
acted upon, will lead TO great debates.
Nat. Int.
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For RENT.

A THREE siorr gone hauss row N h'
n occupancy ~ Gould joh"son a tavern
on the shenaasiosh street ncsf Fsp' John
% fIsn's R,a~ Tac'nry. The house - con.
vesient s,.f two fsmfbss. and sih accomnc
fs,r . ra-rehsn' % tstsFn Neep~r A'so. >
-nsti f-eeiiifg huusse, - lrss~ut ocr~pisd ~
Artl.ns,v lrench. en- The sasge io' - shove
Dor iuribsF particulars 'oq0fe q The subscri
her - lisrpefs Very.
TIMOTHY HrniNCTCS.
- sea rs
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Rules for Ho Uenthtr.-- wet sum
"er - alwavs followed by n frosty
winter. but it happens occasionally
that the cold extends no farther. Two
remarkable instances Of iais occurred
in 1903 and l6l5-iI. With these
exceptions every frosty winter has been
followed by cold summer. The
true cause Of cold, or rather the direct
cause. is 10 DE found in the winter cx-
cess Of west wind. every winter with
excess of west wind being followed By a
cold summer; and if there is no cold
before. or during first excess. then n
second excess OF west wind in winter
occasions n still colder summer than
the first. Ii also appears. by repeat
ed experience, that cold does not cx-
tend tn more than two years. NJ time.
Again. II the winter excess Of the cast
wind DC great. IN the first instance. the
winters will be mild. and followed
BY mild summers; while the summer
excess of east winds is itself, IN the
first instance, always mild; but uni
l"rmlv followed by cold winters and
cold summers. which continue, more
or less. for one or two years, according
to circumstances.
Magazine # Natural M,fory.
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BALTIMORE. Ian so

The Second Methods, EPISCOPAL
congregation in Albany, or which IN.
Rev. Mr.. Matthias is pastor. have pur.
chased the Albany Circus which i
to De fitted up for divine service i'm
mcdlatelv.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-03

The Salem Gazette cautions the pub
lie against the careless or imprudcnt
use Of charcoal in close rooms. A man
IA that town n fewfays since was near
" suiI0ca,ed by the delcterious coal
'apour; and short time previously
the pupils in the High School were 50
affected by II rs to be quite stupiGed.
When The the door Of the school rooms
was opened, (Which by a fortunate
accident was done bcl"re much time
Elapsed. some Of them were unable 90
stand and others recled to aud fro
like drunken men. Fresh air and pro-
per attention soon recovered them -
Bot little longer, aud Il would have
been too late.
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CoHE.'s 0rrIcs. Bai.;mo,,. }

Jauuary asa. 1850.
EpoRI or TIE DR\wING Of tue
~ Maryland !NsGte Loiieg. No. !, for 1850
1865 todd npmber) the capital prize. $1,000
100 P'Hco OF 1000
prize OF 500
fS'f nrlAe OF 400
~. 1I|I. prizes OF POO
7g9. 1869, 1850. 5OO6, 5667. prize,of 100
296, 1879. ill2, $40. 1892,
1908. 447s. 65l9. 1922, 1855. p'1eso %
20 przes OF $50; 100 Of 81; 100 OF SIS. and
5000 prizes of 81 each.
NO. 1863, (AN ODD NUMBER.) having
drawn the capital Of Eight Thousand Dollars,
sgrcesbly TO the scheme, therefore, all the
O''d Numters, being those ending with ei,her
] 3 3 Y or 9
are each en,itlrd to prize Of Porn DoIuaus,
and IN addition TO whatever prizes they may
have drawn be sides.
s0s1be holders Of the prizes are respect
full, requested To present them for payment,
as soon IS Il may svI their conv cnicncc.
J. COHEN. Jr. BRO TIERS.
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The Austrian papers allcgc that the
political affairs oG Greece are about 10
be settled. The Terms will not be
promulgated until they have been sub
United 10 the Sultan, and obtained his
sanction, which is confidently aniicl-
patcd.
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CHANOEaY NOTICE.

TNiiE County Cou,t Of jefferson, al It's las,
- Term, made 'lic follow ing order
Ordered. rha, notice be given IN the Free
Press, that the Count wiii. at the Februar,
Court reN', dispose Of AL cases on the month
~ Docket, read, fnt rf1l.''
A Copy. Tcstr,
T-b ;. : J. CRAMRR, &C
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ADJOURNED SESSION

Of JEFTEKHO.N SJFEhIOR COUNT
4 Office IS hereby gwen. 'hat an adjoutn.
ed session 0f the superior Court ~ AZ
Tor The Count, &C jeff, rson. viii be held ~
the Hon. Richard T. Parker. To- CONNIE nee on
Tuesdsy the oh day 81 Fchru.r, next.
ROBERT z BROWN. G. G.
Jan. q, 1850.
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The extension Of suffrage by the New Con.
9i''u'ion. ~ not so gres, many may, at the
4rs' sight. have supposed particularly among
be class az house keepers Upon clos, ex.
4FnInation, !, viii be seen, TIA, none Lu, sIcl,
House-keepers or heads Of families rs have
Th'd State tar. Chs, is to Say, upon car.
FPge', slaves. horses, &c sc vail he allow
voice In the. adoption Of the new Cons,i
z7'io". or IN the choice OF political servants
bder IL.
u may not be smss to mention. Tia, the
commonly denominaied pyAsx.is Who'll
ootinfy affair, snd not revenue soeruing
the state and that the asscssmen, or pay.
Fn' Of such tax will no, en,iile any person 60
kote
We recommend careful examinaiion 81
~ article, with = view 20 is pcrfsc, ander
s~'nding before The election. IS such an eva.
nation may proven, unpleasant disappoini.
rn's ~ the polls. We shall take occasion
re publish the clause relating to the exer.
se Of suffrage.
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the rest. ard confirms the above sus
Picioas.-l american.
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nALTIMoRE. tAN. &C.

HtLliIpNi-, JAN. u.
Murder. murder Of most afro
cious character was prrpctratcd on
Thursday night last. on the Frederick
Road. on the body of negro Hurry. for
merly the slave Of George Howard.
Esq. Of EIkridgc. Il.rry was seen al
about o'clock, p. NJ. on Thursday,
al Stones Tavern, about three miles
on the Frederick road, on his way To
Capt. Deshon's, where he had lived
Tot some time past. His body was
found on Friday m"rning, about three
hundred yards above Stones Tavern.
nearly stripped Of its clothing; his shirt
much torn and bloody, and pantaloun-.
old hat and shoes, were the only ar,i-
cles left. 4 short distance from the
body, two shirts marked with blood
were discovered, one under a stone
and the other under bush-both were
filthy with verm,n. and IL is supposed
they were the property of tic murderer
or murdercrs Of Harry. Three men
and a woman, III filthy clothing, and
intoxicated, were seen passing Cations
vile, on the Frederick road. above the
place where the murder was commit
ted, begging IN rude manner from all
they met. and insulting those who re.
fused to give them any thing. The
woman carried tina coffee pot with
whiskey in it. As these people were
passing in the direction of the place
where the murder vas committed, in
connection with the other c,rcumstan.
ces mentioned, strong suspicion rests
on them.
So open and daring an outrage Ger
tainly calls for serious Investigations
u is the case OF negro Harry nor, bu,
II may be the case of one Of our most
valuable citizens. Upon a proper ex
hibition Of the facts. we think II pre-
scnts proper case for the interference
Of the Executive Of the State.
We are authorized to offer a reward
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and convIctirn of the
perpetraior or perpetrators Of the above
inhuman murder Chronicle.
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Richard Rosh. Esq. has arrived in
the packet ship Canada, At New York.
tie IS now ~ Washington.
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Since writing lhe foregoing. fourth
person has been arrested by MIR. JET.
tries, one Of the police Ofhcers. Upon
being seized, he immediately produced
a pistol, which was With some difficult.
" taken from him. We are informed
by an officer vho assisted IN their ~
rest, that ono Of them has made full
confession, in which he impliestes all
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-03

We learn. by the Baltimore American, tina,
on the 22d ALI, fifteen members Of Congress
LEFT Washington alter breakfast. and arrived ~
baltimore in about five hours. After dinner.
they. in company with some Of the Directors
ot the Rail Road. took an excursion 10 the
carroll'on Visduc'. at the rate of ,hir,cen
miles m hour. In the mean time a train Of
four carriages had been filed with passen.
gers, the total number OF whom. a. nearly AZ
could be ascertained. was little, If any, shor,
Of ono hundred and my! Thi, lead. es,ima.
ted to weigh. carriages and passengers, IF
teen fans. WAS drawn by angle horse. at the
rate Of SIX miles an hour,
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SUPREME COURT U. g.
yEpNEspAY. Jas. q.

Mr.. BERRfES. the Attorney Gene
raj. having moved the Court. IN pursn
ancc ui the +th resolve contained m IN,
subloined proceedings Of the bar and
officers OF this Court. to have SAID pro.
occdings entered on the records al ,hi,
Court. Mr.. Chief Justice MAnsm,li
rema, kcd a. follows. viz:
The sentiments of respect anil afIec-
ton, which the gentlemen 81 the bar
and the officers of the Court have ex.
pressed for the loss of our deceased
brother. are most grateful 10 ne, and I
can saw with confidence. To all my brc-
thren. No man knew his worth better.
or deplorcs his death more than myself:
anu this sentiment. am certain, is
common To his former associates.
am very sure, | may say for NY bre
! thren n well is Tor myself, that the
application is most gratifying to Us all ;
and that. in ordering the resolution, 81
be entered OH the minutes of our pro
ceedinss, we indulge our own feeling,
not less than the feelings at those who
make the Observation-Disclosures. II
is considered ami ordered by this e curt.
that the said proceedings Of the bar and
officers be entered upon the minutes f;
which proceedings are rs follow. VIZ:
a, meeting Of the gentlemen of the bar
of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
and of the officers of the Court, ., the Court
Room. IN the Capitol, an Saturday, January
Esd, 1850, MIR MINT. IN the absence of ,hr
Attorney General OF the United STATES WIS
appointed Chairman, and Mr.. P,rIns Secre-
taty,
The following resolutions were moved by
I Mr. Wrnsrkn. and unanimously adopted
Resoi,'cd. That the bar aud officers OF this
Cour, feei with deep sensibiliv, tho loss
which the Cour, and the community have sus.
tanned in the death of the late Hon. Rrsuron
WasHt~Gros, Senior Associate Justice of the
Court
Resoirei. That we cherish the hirhcs, re-
spcct for The professional Irsrrin6 Of the de
ceased. far tho ruri'y aud uprigh,nes- of las
official character, and for The smisbl, ard eN
ceIcnt qull'irs belonging ~ linn ~ u man
Rescfred, That - tcstih these sentiments.
~e VIII wear the usual badge OF mourning for
the residue of the term
Resofred. That the Attorney General lu
move the Court that these re solutIuns be en-
tered IN tue minu,cs az their proceedings
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-03

Extraordinary Recorery IF Sight
\ man named Thomas Wilson. living
IN Langholm, Near Durnfries. who
had been stone blind for sixteen years.
was, on the 2Sth nit. siezcd with a
violent pain in his head and temples.
accompanied by a o"pious discharge
from the ewes but, ut toe end Of two
days. the pain and running both ccas-
eel. and the film was gradually remov.
cd tia, had so long shut out the ex-
ternal world. The man who has thus
20 extraordinarily recovered his sight
is - years Of age Lir. Albion.
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BALTIMORE. JAN. p.

BALTIMORE. JAN. p.
Our readers will no doubt be much
SraiIiicd Co learn that tie ;cesans So
posed to have been concerned ~ the
attempt TO rob the Washington stage
on Monday morning last, have been
apprehended. The circumstances. a,
lar as we have been able To ascertalu
them, are as follows. On Monday, a
man was arrested near the CITY on sus
picion OF being concerned in the mur
der, last week, Of Mr.. George How
ards negro man. Upon being taken
before justice Of the peace. he denied
the charge. and allcdgcd his ability 10
prove an aH6i by three persons who
were then in the city. lie was accord
ingiy permitted to 20 10 search Of them.
under charge Of constdbIes. whom he
led TO house IN Rnxton Lane. Two
men having been poin'ed out as those
who could furnish the desired proof.
they were taken before the magistrate.
In the course 81 minute invesiigation.
one Of these men was discovered To he
.TJrdhmn POfCef. most desperate Of
fender against fhe laws. who had made
ais escape from the Maryland Penn.
Tertiary on the Goth June last, by fore
ing himself through an aperture in the
wall IT his cell oG only nine inches
square. In searching his person pair
oG first rate pistols was found on HIM.
FROM tho character ~ this man there
Is strung ground for saspirion that II
was he who fred al the deputy keeper
81 the PeniteBtiary on Friday night
last, and that he was one ul the per
sons who fired az and wounded the 1rl
yer Of the Washington stage on Mon
day morning. Tie was immediately
taken 20 the Penltentiary. The per.
son first arrested. aud the man sum
moucd by h'm, have both been placed
N safe keeping.
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Eaa- Road from Jersey Cdy 10 HASH
mgtOn. We are crcd,blv informed.
says the Jersey City Gazette. that s,oc k
has been subscribed for railroad from
Jersey City TO Washington. Two pub.
lie spirited gentlemen. who are likewise
considerable capitalists. are said to be
the prime movers and directors Of this
undertaking. which only waits the
sanction Of the legislature, TO be pro
secuted with vigor.
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LII
A murder VAS perpe,rs,cd at Hampers Per.
on Friday last. which has thrown gloon,
Ter the place. and created greater .ens,.
Dn IN our community. than any event which
j. occurred within our recollection. We
n,ure TO affirm tina, more daring. dehbe.
e sni unprovokcd homicide was never
mni,te'i in this or any other county,
p"~ss II. DvSS. Esq. Superintendent Of
United States Armcry, was shot through
heart. while sitting in his office in open
M appeared, from the great size Of the
md, that the murderer had placed the
yale Of the gun within a fcv inches OF his
'im. Instant death was the conse ,ucnce
That an outrage so Asgrar, should have
I'm committed AT such an hour. in the broad
hr- Of daylight, when the street was flied
an persons pursuing their ordinary avocs.
pms, and when IL seemed utterly impossible
at the assassin could escape detection. cx-
bits = dcpravi,y OF hear, and rccklcssnesS
q purpose wiihou, parallel in civilized socic
{, seems no, 20 have been the result OF
dden excitement, but an absolute surren.
kr 60 the dictates OF 6endish maligni,y.
y The deed is rendered douhly appalling, nv
DC fact, that il was committed within the
caring OF Mrs. Dcss, who was confined To
"a room. opposite the superintendent OF
&c, and Who recognized. IN the dread repor,
j the nuskef, the heart-rcntling sound which
@kprived her OF q mos, devoted and belovei
husband Her agony of soul is intense her
elam to universal sympathy Irresistible.
4 A coroner's inquest. held the same evening.
returned a verdict OF wilful and deliberate
jnoSder by Ebenczer Cox.
4 Cox isa young man who had work ed in the
hrnory. and had been discharged, before Mr.
Dunn came into office and il is said that he
made many unsuccessful applications TO the
superintendent for employment, but we
forbear at prese nj To detail the circumstances
W. hich go to eliminate him, not only because
ne have learned them i"perfec,ly, bu, be-
cause they will be judcially investigated by
an examining court TO be held on Friday
next; Cox having been arrested and commit
fed to jail
Mr.. Dunn had been lately appointed. upon
the resignation of Mr.. SlubbleGeld. 10 the of.
fee Of Superintendent, sud wa. in the bloom
|cf life and usefulness Tie has left an inter.
|es',ng young family to lamcn, his un,imely
md melancholy end.
The remains &c Mr.. DrSS were, on Sun
tiay last. conveyed TO Sharpsburg, followed
by an immense concourse Of sympathising
Friends, and inferred with masonic honors
The citizens Of iiarpcrs-Ferry held meet.
Srg on Saturday evening, At Capt. rhompson's
Hotel. and adopted resolutions expressive oil
9heir sincere coincidence and deep sfIlic,ion
ht the untimely event. II was also resolved
90 wear Grape on the left arm for the space OF
thirty days. Mingled feeling. Of horror a,
he bloody deed, and heartfelt Nmpa,h,
s''b the immediate objects Of the narrowing
bereavement, pervsde every bosom.
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He who would mount in the world.
should initiate a man climbing up n
ladder. lie shoIld look up. They
who look down. get dizzy and fall /;
and the danger of this is always grea-
ter. the higher they have climbed.
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We give further extracts, to-day, from the
fe~spspers ~ this State, upon the subject Of
he new Constitution, in order that our rca.
'ers may observe the popular sentiment. so
p as the press may be considered its index
FOR Mr. CooKL's expositions. We need not
esk an attentive petuSsi. The public WILL
'e doubt NOT, csiu'ly and candidly examine
bis views
We believe We may safely aver. that the
New Constitution. though by no means such
As could have been desired. will, when tested
HF''h the old. receive the appreciation Of .
barge minority Of the vn'ers Of our county