davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
An Act in alteration of an Act entitled m Act fo -.1s the reguIafi0n of civil actiona."

M Ul0 E0EuIDtIQ1l VI VIVII uCIOltD.
 Src. 1. Be t enacted 6y the Senase and House ot Jurors hereafter appointed, shall Dc selected and chosen in the manner provided by the Act of which this is alteration from the able and udicous cleo tCEspfthe respective towns of this siate and freehold esate shall not be requisite as qualification of such Jnr0Fs
 SEc. That the existing laws of this state in re- laFlon to ile drawing, suInnoling and empanneling haFqotore selected and chosen from the feeholders of ths etate shall be- and hereby declared 10 be ap- psd to ell Jurors hereafter selected and chosen from
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TIE value Of the exports aud imports during the
,ear which ended TIM 30th September last may
he accompanied by some interesting details, m
the annexed table. The exports ale asccrAlued and
ts,mtted TO have been $ll6,9b6,06o.
OF these about S95, 1888, lG6 were Of domestic and
&2I 722 SCI OF foreign origin.
They show since the previous year, dminuton
in the former OF ( 7J3Iel, aud IN the latter OF on
ly s2419
been oo casioncd chiefly by the great tail IN the pce
OF ton during ~ last spring. They would other
wise have been sery Large. The exports OF foreign
merchandise have been prevented ii ON falling much
below thcir lormer amount by the comnleieal en-
barrasstncnts OF de tines fhcsr, particularly IN the
last quarter led to an eNpar OF foreign Articles un-
usual in proportion to tic imports, ior the double
purpose OF Obtaining The drawback on many OF them
in specie, and ef dscharg'ng the !ngc debt due a.
lrc.1.
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ses s'asa asa.l Es Inter dso1,'4.


ENtiE SUBSCRIBER Is re,-alr. Inn dr,la-
bic BssE GOODS, al az ~ L." price,.
They roh~l$, IN pIrt, together with ~, s'orh, OF the
laIlomIus articles:
Mrlno CircasSi a. very five AID beautiful euorr,.
- pieces Cairo, erdp, l3tuc -. Ia > ctS
the mot ol ,''am ncs sly 'r>, anh die much sot 81
or Brlnz". o. liii.trt4t pftsrlsfs.
hrutuc~y Jeans Il eS, per Nd., The cheapest
IA tbs market
Fac auJ low pr crd Cavinefs = pa.nr article. at 20
Drawn Shiuagsat 3 cts etratu'y rhe ,hraaest
seen hri..
Il-as, tucd Lnsey; pail aud I,laa Ljasr,.
Heavy husrN and ulhel toslsf Nruiiprs ,ot Negro
clothing.
lolrs' extra iiue kd Gloves
Mus = White kM do; fnr Buck do
White Snailshin "r double mrd Flannel, warrant
I'll not 10 shrink. yer, desirable article.
R'd aud greed Faunes.
p* good Ingram Carp"'inG,, 4, the very low price
nj 81 per vi.
lush Liarns. very apol allicir At 80 cts Per vi.
bale Black Cotton Nalling and - ba,e " dile dit
LITTER and Fool<cap Paper, ulrd and nntuIed, very
chrdp by he Rran.
bNuh hp"ks, assorted SIZES and kiH,ls, very low.
oAt tl>" iinc new stAIe pl.n straw Bounes, while
'aAcoourr,l.
Rich black lia'i.n SIX a; II prry.l.
And othrt very destr,he Goods, which viii be
sold ser, low. +. i. ESIlS.
Drr. IL IT
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nY ,irur Of a deed oftrusi executed from Henry
ID T. Harris. and Susan hi, wIir, 10 mr, bearing
dnc the 2l>l q october. 1854 and duly recorded IA
The county Caur of Campbell vii proceed II sell,
Ia the highest bidder, Ion ca,h. S1md y the sd
Drtembcr At The late residence of Henry 7. 0,,as,
he'd a certain frart parcel al Land, continuing
100 aerrs mere or less, adj 1ns the l. ttds o. Iieo.
Bltnrr \. II mlel and uthrr-. The ttle II fbr
lmd i. thought un1uesiioeab!'. aetlng II ttl,,ec,
will ouls convey sud, II l. L. i..s"S ed IN m.
JOSEPH VI. ABMISfE.D.
December il -
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n' acn Have been recently purchased at the North
~ "'c most advantageous uircumSIances,-zali OF
"'h we Will sell rs low. ii not lower, than the
,'.'e inscription of GOODS can be bau .ht for III
I'm pace. Oar tlieuds and tho public are respect
'' invited 10 call and EXAMINE our stock.
TURNER & BU RWFLL.
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.yIgr0es for ,*nsc sy.sd Egi,.c.

WILL. 81. sold To the highest bidder II the laIr
w residence of Capt. Geor5e Lambrrt, decd. on
saturday the 3)th Of Drerulbrr : III , young Ne
fROES: Ais, ior hire several other Negroes. be
Ingiug 10 the estate OF Gro. Lambert, deed. Terms
viii br made known ON the day 81 Sale.
JOHN TGRPlN.
ddm'r. Of George lambert dec'd
Bedford, December II 81
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S3r,EG.

4 IL. persons indebted Ia m" subscriber, rtler lay
a hopd account are t,qre$'elto ell aud scale
The without delay, hunger lrduacnrr cannot
b. gwen. l.. 4. 3.ANkt0RD.
Dtcpmhrr ! i
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Esse. p, Es. gsu&grEEs.

d tut uSs LkNs
A'i W located himself at Nj. Dru-y Moor
hi. mans man : Wards, Road Campbell county, oilers
ms services i'll the different branches OF his pioles
W tl'e citizens OF that vicinity and the adacen
parts OF prt,yl,an,,.
id', ., s..#,.. ..s
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n rs E,NTg-FsETEs CONGRESS-
FIRST SESSION.
ANNUAL REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
TREASURY DErARTMr>r,
December

, ,, ~1'sI, i ~ 80
": .tLste'd'eens 77o'ot5 ~
u.s. an" '"e p'''uIes oe'o'P "'e"
"o"'d' constitute" 4" aggregate
I" |o'o@o''o9 o.
lie 'NP'oa"o''' during t'e same
!t'' fNel''Nt 81 'he to'' Once
ana t'u't '"a'' were |9'ooo'Hi' 10
-,
NN' Ha'' i"'eisn intercourse, ana
'" 'N'''heouS op0oofV'0
:" ..n"a ''E''e' ,ne'ua'"s 'o'''ne'-
u"Is' INA '"a, r. PENSIONS ann
ny III "',''lt'i ! o''" "''' III
pa ''e'' " ,'''"o'' an" '''''''
''''s -'''H'''' az" . H''n"''''
io'4oo't ~ u"
.''''' a''' ~ '''','E s'''''' '','-
l'''''''e'' "'0 'NI''o,'o@ ~,
II ~ .t 49, ~
'a' -, ", 's'' :. W.
~ ' % VI ''i'''' = 40 ~ = 49,, -, -.
~, 'u'e ~ ''''oS''s" 81
u 's'' p ,'''#i- nc W. 'e'
f' 80 - = ~, '''' -
nm F." " i'''' " ~ -"
M II IT, az ''' e''''"'4 '' e. ,,,,,,,o,.
- ~ :" ~ 49, ~
c...''1 =" '''''' -.aos#.oo
sg,''.,'I
!, '''' ~ -
'''''s ' 'o'' III, ~ ''s''e '''3f'' '''I ''''
'',''.''''' Jas an" '''' . '.'.''l
~ ''ViI''
-
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= 81 gt d e5 q I'D q.


w Fare no" receiving large and general assert
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s4fasf.,e - aa.aa3-i .,it Hze....n q ii.- ls~3 d
a. outfsa HnsHfai .a.H-tHeIs- ~ s~stj the steam
sps, Brt.#nEtu.s. "a. Nd fsaay f8rta >, - 4 Co
C..i.lu. ass uans moi a. ID ies hv4fs si.ef 10 a
sch #8Hrt.
Casa7a4.c. = men 1.o..i OsAy..ie. Wuiby, Scar.
borough. AL o.Hef &c slJnf ~ toms, we're eonig-
nails arIeag al. o.. I aars.isy ofIisz uFsasGs oi
four ii1us1ud I'D d agrn7 HsI h-ea g1se4 CT
uz fscps INTENDED y 70 iBls4fcH a ne rebels, aEa
sctsGslug oil alsout 1900 Heps h1Hag a beer
.ra4s. alaJ ar5 e4cI > tue G1.erser, sele i
ruf ss'.4f tea oeIJtk. ~ tIH 100 feiaoa, Up Ja-e
rect 84ffr. q s48 IT, reels, IA force 1sIe
a45t5#a l5r 49,. I'D al tom sa.ae ap. al #al
u o.,l.st. Mont. eatigs -fef# ILL., l'et5 ~
fa.
,IHey a4s4e - e4=ef ?. ge in cols aer45le rtIh-
..is. .suo-f.il. - ostseeu f e 49, ssfru Headsss
-a at Tor. ahesf IL chosen ls f.4H. n - e -
SIT - i.I#s -at.i rot l .g 81 ctss. cs.zt ee
a.l s...H#. s.si sIa being i.ed u,ea fHe.a if-H
"a ... IS Geld pecss. fA|! .s.i iie ts.>s q
Gala f#fl Vi tae,e fa-l5s Up 7o...0u 10 IL
fo.ss 9af esf. ias on = retreat E b4ca and &
she tIght.
Or af,, o9nf4ns. eonsisfipg u I'd soldiers, wefc
.naIstt4ssiy ecu 70 ds'odEr ur rEeans i'm IL
~1od. ~.tsA 10y d.. - gallant ~ r.. n aseu' +
tte7 su, - M. ,bonf tairt I'D cunning All
,ssaas .5..sa = a Froganto ssa.e number. y to-
s-el en- as...l ~ 0 Ia.as-5ul Hc.efz.e d TT
r,-#f 81 s.Htf = sp=.S - 1T. - s#stef - a..
f4.s#. re Rg#34. 8aI 'fHa .r ..l.te safie 'eat
~ BE-. ri e.,4f4 4 - .hongnt 49, % io.loe
t.es. loey he.az p.e,sy j., aud iof Tie peace y
sae4rty. itfs'o be hsPfd. eieetuaiy - ed. y e
arfe -riareI .sekfo lie ely whore "e ~faed j.
goat oe.ock. a'piaki the WIN es8<t'sul1iia4'
aud J, ~, ~, ..fa'i.ss Of sar po5 oa-ia9 Coz
sidrf tn' Ron re ifp.. - iJabrr nse.'sfs-
ttnaffou u zts-ssaz.e a.I Us .aar 'f.a' al
LIVES Fa#r.
-. lsa.,e.s .4l.hef. ses orr lam
lei. ir.- siaus# ~ .tse.1 tiysl .out's "a 7ta~.
81. : '4at .,y.s--I stp..ss Or otue.'i.c. a..' a
Ire tn H. ftts Il i..tIf sn hs.aes ttgT
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XTe aesIef..4aI ~. g ..,ts.e iaa has beer a.
dres ca Is tie Srrfs .. -.a ?. f,'f.a- d ii.-
prssseaI fslhr Gossrtiare - f. sle. rec aa>ilar -
a.srr.a.fo r,isrHff-H.. zff=. at 81 'fr.'A.
correct. fIe Caaa' tin ~, sa'afs lie .4as.i
ne u r.. s s.r. -sed g lssz.l- be rria'ess e.
u4ty -h 'af-. IN Haa'fs 7ai tI'. e % lEa."r O.
tie trea.~s p4u ham fegaesf rg =. q -
pfsfrp i4 erfffr ceio zrs' fse - - e7''t# -
a.s preparations are made = i==s:ae as.eft
-#..t aHy fe4e,cn power 10 su.;y sri t#- l..ssrl
S.4.rs. ~ lar r4ulnuucs. .ons sre been sd = I'D
TO ,hc Erecef.s-s q. Hcrn9u: sld Air.iaan. ID 70
,l#- a.ifet ait.tueYs AID matshas q i..sAc sac
y, Of THIS.
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Fr9m he .Sarannat Gtora,an, ErJr. De-. g.
FROM FLORIDA.

The steam packet Florida. Cap;. HebbarJ, arrived
last ere2ug from ~. Augustine. We Learn t..at on
Saturday night segutoen Iad,ns, a men aud IS
womeu) two ww-s Of Powell, and hs sister, with for.
~ negroes arrived at 81, Augustine from pieolaa.
Fhey were sent down from Housia by General Ja-
SIP. Gen, sicrnauJ,z had 10 Iudlan River.
n correspondent OF the Ecruhlcan tai Gar, 5
Ferry, Dee 2nd) furnishes tie ,ui oi7ed paragraph:
iIc expresses an ol,nlon thd lTlt Cat alas C,-q.
co csee. WHO recently escaped VIII II OF cr lndlars
nom thc tout ., s.. Augustine, JolacI sam Lats H.
h'r'y hsur. IA fht- Escape t.m ceafa-,ncn,.
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SfIOCKfNGnAILK ACCIDENT
- - p,...A ,y,.. Es4,~, ,f.,,..
H. -
g" 6 = - - IT. ~ - Il ". - '6iH
- nitfG Nt' ''u'f on NE fois'loa anu VA "Nf
t.h'o'a D" III" 'z#'n ''t ''he ~ Is h5e' Of H.
''N 10 ih'' r. - "2el Nm 't4a" - ''s '.'""
p >n's"'ie ~ w. - 'Jol''
&c .''o2 ''' al ii1l" t'l'le :" 80 "'ti M
iaos''a al N l'' 81 oy=f ne f'ihnef 10 Ne'" ~
#3ai etA >'tAi LA 'N II HiPF li''ta - > WIZ
i'h"a - rs, 3cGtiri'i tt7n rs c'ni'c' " h~i''r'
ai9' ma si@tr' non us pae" '''aU'eSo o. sefa
: were ordered 10 &c I',t is IL 10 'T'.'f inc
heomPei'1se oil Aan'n 'estIA' 10 tna" as hhN
d'nSef'" P"5t o. '#' 9a'' hs'f tt''"-ls - i a'''
ofy -.ph' MRS ifp." f''t'hooin' Vas On 'he Hp'
"hen too 'ar 20 WON danger 20 h"[S our o. IS ''i'
aoNr and elevated aAo'e ne IL CO. e al the p''-
l'la3 oh fee engine "i''' '8af e'eih'r
7itnf moment 'H' t'I "a7 ,.>fo'cfed' ana temaih'a
s1hu'' ae"n7lY VIZ Nm. WA. me '''c" w. OF =
iffPt Hef :" = 3"'n al = ",'.'5'' o. ''S' 't'"a
on" ,'"1"''' No. y ~ '..i.- ~ ~
Al al mug 'e'"i.'" NM WI ,..t N'9 ','G IN "
hs'"' ''"P q III ."' ''~'"s' -. '''s' VIZ ~
s'"''. ""'' u ~ - '.'."' I'M ,'''
,i'' h. q - we -" INr' ''o's IN
l2i'i'.s c. n'N 'i'>'''i d. nv SC "a '''
ha'e' nom NE ''a.N II. zen yer ny las una C."
i"''"os "'"e' ~ ""'A rs '"'i vas o'""'n ..
ne ''9i@''i'
i"''' We III ii''' ! IL ''''" '','' ''' ." "a
y - -e'S 20 Ny ~ gu VIZ Ia
Ie1 'sa on Tue ~" Oh nc faa'' Nh' wee wa"
9" 80 ''N' :" w ~ ~ WI" ''c -" - '''''
iH' req" "fs ''', ~ IL. 'Ae"s ''a e. ho' D. We
81 "a, - up N'.n'''. ls'IN'
.e srI'h1 c'f' ~ '"''a y 'is ISifo yer ''''
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~ ~ PUGET g 70 EaH- E. F.. r. p"
have P'ris rart.s = ii.ser-.f.- - 10y s1H
i.'r'r iathe 5th Tie So t.s...s##. Co ..=# 81
Bo"on. b-5ss, Ls.#..a ..es = - "a Lsri
r-cl tofle 81.
Three c7aes e . 60 .a'sra .--- - re- 81.
Fss'Fr1 rff. I - -. =.-
occurred
Ajf.ers tfeHI Eal.r7 #.=so = y = -. ,Ttsg r
sfrfy hing - ~ g..e'. BE-. tt.f#l .#s.t1s
has drfeIr1at3 i5.esfsisH ~ #.-#s $50 a.
ercla.s. nt auloas .'-s#. ssI p 80 ..##a t
10 b. foiite, i.I t.- ra##.. 81 ,.f.=.. '#s
,t.br, fiou fhr tss., = tI,s a#s ~ as #..zt...
10 chas'lsc f.asr = i.., arc efs..s mi - .-lss ls
eoayoys 70, ir.,i.tars mad -.rHf. .a -. iah-
ssH a0G''iy flm |ez.s1e' Ia -. - . as5s..
ti-,
The LIN IT, fart,: = tf@,#f ~ #s#....s ##....
New York. oc..--I .. arrived e9#...- s#.. 5 =
sarr.i 2.ts0o N >,e#Is. al fr...a=.s,rt.f ..
c,,,.e9 ty h., ,.,r. 1890. .I.z.i - z--..#s
Theelectos n ,b- AI1r.aI.,i t...'.,1 o.,o.-.
70 m. ,rtreg wtttl. al Tfy.f ,.l GA trel r. =
.,et,o, W.. Warmly eo5,..,ea ,.f y..,.s,4 -. .4,
.hole. Of eleven Rs..r f, #5.s / IRE eontsrs ,ysa
Accounts aom ihc as.ofzeun#e a.s.f#r., aete
~or. favorable t.isn lof 'oa' iiue pvt Saies n
.on a. '''. 90" ~ 60 a7'."hee ~
III. -
=. r"as,. -, '.' re- 'i5'.'l' ma so'f
'. " . - w. w. ,5' nm ~ sN'tt.'
~ ~ - ''9'' - '..'s - - 10. y
~ r ''.l''' ~ : - a,'''''
- '''' 49, '' $500 100
or VI N'''ei ~ ''iii- 'i ihs NC % - 49,
e',''on US "'s'ofed' a. ''atn' {. AJs5is. = In
W. ~ rue "''is,'" ~ "a 'a'.).tt ~ s -.is p.
'.-,. "AS '1tI.e4 ~ 'ssi# 'aa-
"es". ->" Hat' impressed WITH iHH n'9'' tFe y
.'H'ioe - the t"! 81 .4u'-Ia'0 = as IL q, man
~ nu'nsHc ana rttieciit i"PHu-l ADMINISTRATION 81
aa' uo'ernment N Ireland All 20 ss ~ nr..a ."d
,onhden.e "a we s9ccic AMI na'31fa Il dI'' osi''1
,.hpsssa resent 'lihi5'-5s - Do j'''t6e ~
''"' y? P"V.hS mr. on u lsolluE al II ia.'E Ni-N
ens 8h' oeotianl 5-' a'"ye anu Do! - '..
ni'I WI" l,os tssi'r.iui 90 'h'a", fi'' .'asf 70
nef 'h"s' GRACIOUS - 3lf7\ ~ iae me 'si 'rj
pstfiohc lohot "h''A Is slsiH -a5'"fa inr #n.H-
e'sheeiheh' o. Ext ""sif'''us rel We co. rf
these c'cus''".es' he'H! F proof - our .""i #r1'e
inUe fH'sha- A""i'.',lfat"n IL hs'i'Ic ~ Is Az
socaHon IS elsao'el' ds'3fiAs the caro- . Shl al
w purposes mo an 'lefi On IL iash i7ff 'af
hsmbef' 10 ala anu sHpioTt ol I've l1rrtHt Govern
went
colhdentlY stated thai III. . gonae., nn The
""'oiuuoh o' me Assoealtoh aFn "eeb, 10 70 b.
'',H'.' it's ''uned3'F. tLshaoa Hcresa.
PARTICULARS Or THE CAPTURE Oh
CONSI ANIl@E.
Lt,>r i'm GIN. Taiee 10 4. .I4...er 1( .Iir.
C,o.s-...,,.,- ~ - raa-
$40, ,1,e l,,rertsJ No., If f.g,a,.5 d.
D,nuemoo,. | took ugoy rn,.e.f fi,, fn,,,,,. ed ~
the army and In thai aual1g, h4sc the honor -,
,ransmiiin. 70 yona Nuccir1 ftrori aI "a ofafaoss
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DOsiE8rEC ESTELLIGE sCE.

APPOINTMENT Ri TIE PRESIDENT.
b ar4 i,ih n, aIr5ct erf eoss~.i r - .Stzz'--
Jor.-nAs p. GILIisx % b Consul .lrEe |.
S:a.es ios tie por' Ct Moa.trf ;. 10 Nr1jsos
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Detenht.s Il


4 LECTURES Oh Astronomy and Geography will
- he delse Cd on every Toesday and Friday
evening at The Masonic II "a, by Is. Gleason, \. Nj.
Of Busl"n, commencing this evenlng. Doors open
cal II clock r. NJ.
Family tieLei tor wholo course. s. %
T!coets .or a single lecture. 50
GyatIemru @ho atteud one or more Lectures, hare
Jae privilege otoartIng ladies' sr1tIs.
D.Ccmburl IL fits
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VITA ;.s-s. navy OrII.:1:
IL g55fkb.&,

Too tc ! Gust, utlt5a IN Al Advertisement. l.,
hhupes not ia o. a1,usr o; E'CE&'Egti, when
assert dat iIs present
sg3C5s O. GOODS,
|, lie moz desl ! n very point o. view, tha lie
Jas ever Ole Ell ~ I'll. IN arHct
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Eso0!2is Eol. soist.

Il HE ROOMS C'er.u.y > orr 4 or 5 IN uumbei
WITH Fine rllce9 "lii be rented, a41 ros,es
sjon gwen Immediately. ".!a orc.i tat.n lhcrn ia
Ieal!tmea, tor Off, es. JHO. J. PGkEiS.
NcY. . 81
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| lid hit' NJ = nan J.i,r n =... 'F'ca
rlscl s,fi.c;. Of ,be anna, -. W. u -t
Am#r.,an L ia. and .f,,.-- -. rs = Ia,
,e,t,Ily g,.,.,r, ,r4 ,,,s.,..,,....., ls'' =.
never f,ifs :, ffc,, =, c,.;-,..,.... 't.d Il,
, on. s,l iase,,,,,i. "st .Ht
! Inr.rer.ac. 70 the f,s.-.h.#.......
10 tbi, c,,f.9.r,cv H., o. Ina
our v,,r,bern lr- h ., -. ~ '''0f, ia,
and tb,, tbev t1,..l,x ton ,,.,',l, 'si re.
, T1ey s,,anrJ a, Is,., All, ,,., ~
b, IL. Z, .,ds n liza, r,li,,. ., -. y ~
beforc ,lsey manifest ,u.h r..,,....,,, WE
iae.sure-aud crr4iul, tl.v .t,rtl 10
! Texas terself IS wiling % com. ;.,..,.,. ma
fore thu, ra.l-ly AMI io.a,,,, =
! her face. Tb4, ,hey. w,s =. a'' :.
paf,y IN The UoifeJ Sat-. ,-,,..,,,..,.. log
de,irgus +, ,n-c, .hIs ,,,y.,,.,a, ''- !.
/ toned Plllss's. tb.r. 8, ,..,,.h t''
! there be. I j., c,.,,iiv ,rc,,,t...}... ''
! ardent. For.Nhil. .,,aet,,, r#.y.t.4 ~
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MICHIGAN ROAD.

The bill for the improvement of this road
on Saturday was read second time. Mr.
Vandevecr moved to indefinitely postpone
which was lost, oulv voting in the affirma-
tive. 1t was ti:en passed 10 the third read
ing. On Monday, it again came up in the
orders of the day. The bill provides that
the Michigan road shall be added to the gen.
eral system Of internal improvements. The
Board are authorized and directed to make a
survey the ensuing summer to ascertain what
kind ofinprovement is most practicable, and
for that purpose $4,000 is appropriated. The
bill was afterwards amended, by striking out
MADAM or rail road, which Of course ex-
cludes the Board of Public Works. from COM
either Of these improvements. The
faith Of the State is pledged for the compile
ton Of the ssme.
Mr.. Bowling moved to strike out from the
enactng clause and insert as follows:
THAT it shall be the duty o. the Board of
Internal Improvement, during the ensuing
spring or summer, to cause a survey of the
said Michigan road. between Indianapolis and
its northern termination, with a view to as
certain its susceptibility Of improvement, but
nothing contained in thus act shall be constru-
I'd as rIedging the faith of TIE State for anv
funds. till said survey shall be made and laid
efoce the next Legislature.
lie Dill. with the amendment, was referr-
ID to a select committee Of Messrs. Hanna
IF NJ. Fitch, Baird, Crume and Bowling.
On Monday afternoon the select committee
made their report: They proposed to appro-
,riate 100000 for the road, to be placed
hder the superintendent of the Board Of
'ub;ic Works to be applied North Of Indina-
olis, if in the opinion Of said Board it can be
expended in making a permanent improve
1ent; and Il not, then to report the same toI
be next Legislature. One hundred thousand
olIars are appropriated without any condi-
on whatever. A motion was made to ex-
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manner, would have been subjected tn
'nai indictment. They could be co..;...
and punished at common law.
In conclusion. MIR. Calhoun dv.,, -.
great power. and in a strain Of ,hriln, 4
quence on the exhibitions Of Caucus ~
dancy which had been made during III. -
in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He 49,,
the slavery OF the system as illustrated ~
vile subsection Of the party to the ed,.,. ,.
these seli-constituted bodies. Thev ~.
sede all law and constitution; bec.n.. ~
are better rewarded for obedience to ~
than they are for obeving the laws. II -
dressed the Vice President with d;rec....
and energy which even made him Star, n,
declared that no men knew better than H. n
b. that pretended Convention opce y.
and subverted the constitution and Law. ~
provide for perfect freedom in electio.s.
TO day Mr.. Southland concluded his -,
on the Treasury Circular. His ar.s....
was chiefly directed 20 the legal and Cor.
tiona! questions involved.
There was nothing of momen, in the Ho,.
Private Bills.
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eauA aeeompjish 20 save the uniortune!es
was dooo ttss their means permitted. An1
~ kces vhich boarded the vessel was haul.
"a distauce of ten miles, and was manned
bv an old man, and six others, four or nve OF
whom were the old mans sons ana granosons'
For thirty-fve years has he been living on
the sea shore, during which he has rendered
aesistapce 20 numerous wrecks, ana never
before has he, or his comrades shrunk from
ehe surf. but in addition TO its violence on the
present occasion, such was the extreme cold,
that a second attempt TO rescue was more
than they dared venture; It would nave IN
svitably proved fatal TO them.
The following are the names Of the per-
sons saved: Captain Winslow, William
Brown. lad, brother Of the owner, two sea-
men. and the cook; Rich'd. Haynes. Thomas
MuIiohap, John Wood, passengers.
The boat put off from the vessel without
Richard HAYNES, but he sprung from the
bowsprit and was drawn from the sea by
those in the boat.
The ship lies at present withher starboard
side about four feet under water, her mizen
mast standing. Besides being bilged, her
% to allow the cargo to wash out.
The Mexico was a substantial Eastern
built vessel Of $50 tons, II years old, owned
by Mr.. Samuel Broom, of this city. She is
insured by the Commonwealth Office Of Bos-
ton for $4,000. The freight is insured by the
State Marine Of this city. The Atlantic Of
fee Is also on part Of her.
The cargo consists Of 200 tons bar iron,
100 tons coal, 200 toas crates.
All consigned to Samuel Thompson.
Sixteen Of the bodies had been driven a.
shore when our reporter left the beach. all
frozen. 1t was expected the remainder would
drift ashore during the night, the wind and
current setting strongly in shore.
When of the Hook the Mexico, besides
bar signal for pilot, had her flag Union down
frost bitten state Of the crew and the short
ness Of provisions. She spoke on Sunday
the Montreal, packet ship, from the Captain
Of which vessel we learned she was below,
and reported her arrival in consequence, yes
terdsy morning.
OF the feet Of thirty vessels lying off the
Hook, in company with the Mexico on Sun
day, waiting pilots, no more than one hall
have as yet arrived.
The unfortunate passengers were Of a very
superior class, and had considerable property
with them. On the bodies which drifted a.
shore, gold to some amount was found.
The wreck master, Mr.. James Smith, the
Coroner, Mr.. Bergen, agent of the Insurance
companies, land aguard Of sixteen picked men,
are on the beach to prevent pillage.
We forbear further comment, as the day
approaches, and it is necessary that we
should 90 to press.