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The following beautiful letter from
Mr.. Clay, is extracted from the Philadel-
phia Enquirer. II is a reply by him 10
a communication from the Walnut Wnrd
Clay Cuba noble tribute 10 a gallant
State.
ASHLAND, Dec. 8, lS43.
DEAR SR--If my acknowledgment Of
your communication, MS the organ Of the
Walnut Ward Clay Club, has the appear.
apce Of tardiness. pray you neyerthe-
less 10 believe, and TO assure the Club,
that my beart was deeply penetrated with
gratitude and thankfnlness for the friend
ly sentiments towards me which il con-
veyed. The time is rapidly approaching
when | may have to announce a definite
determination, whether 1 shall give nv
consent or moi, to the use of my name as
a candidate for the high Office which the
Walnut Ward CIab does me Tho honor to
desire should fill. 10 forming my opin.
ion on that question, If should be CALI
cd upon todecide il, Ishall give due weight
10 the supposed wishes Of a majority Of
my fellow-citizens, to my obligations Of
duty TO my country, and to the desire Of
many associations Of my friends apd fell
low.citizens which has been addressed to
me, including that Of the Walnut Ward
Club. The next few months must bring
forth important events, which will serve
10 enlighten US as 10 the future, and point
out The course o fduly. In the mean time,
it is highly gratifying 10 witness the al.
most daily evidences Of tho concentration
and consolidation of public opinion, on
those great measures Of Wing policy, to
the establishment Of which | laye uni.
formIy contributed my humble exertions.
Aad no where have witnessed these
demonstrations with more sincere and
heartfelt satisfaction, Than in that great
State, to which, many years ago,I gave
the denomination Of keystone, in our
noble Federal arch.
It is a remarkable fact, that from my
first entry into public life to the presept
moment, | do not recollect that have
ever differed with Pennsylvania on any
great measure or principle Of National
policy, in peace or war. have had the
misfortune 10 differ with her 10 respect
1, The election of distinguished men To
high office, and under like circumstances,
should differ from her again; and Out Of
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AMERICAN CARRIAGEs.-Lord Ashbur-
ton is much pleased with his Philadel'
phia wagon and harness. Another En-
glish gentleman has followed his exam
pile, aud has received a wagon and har.
ness from the same city, The Philadel.
phia inquirer saysi-"We have been "a:
vored with an opportunity of perusine
the letter Of the owner, written September
LIST shortly after the receip. oil the a%liclss.
EIe expresses himself in terms Of sdmira'
ton Of the workmanship Of the wagon,
and above all, of the harness, declared i
the most finished production he eyeI
examined, The writer said in England
The cost of such q work would be enor,
nous. The letter proceeded to say tina!
the wagon was woderfullY light and easy
and that the writer 10 delighted viii
it," ~g vi
, 1844-02-07

WEALTHoF VERMoNT.--The Bellows Falls
Gazette in urging the importance of build
ing a railroad, TO connect that State with
the Boston market, states that copperas
has heen made at, Shre wsbury to the
amount of 800 tons annually, and that lie
Manufacture has only been suspended on
account Of the expense Of transportation
TO market, One individual in C~4vendish,
for some years past has furnished starch
made from Potatpea 70 the amount # aoQ
tons annually,
, 1844-02-07
TO BE ELECTED.

The term Of office Of the following
gentlemen, vii. shortly expire, deyolvinl
The duty Of electing new ones, upon iht
present Legislature:
Joseph Whitehill: Treasurer Of State.
John Sloane, Secretary of State.
Leander Ransom, Member Of th'
Board Of Public Works.
a. H. Patterson, Director Of the Ohi'
Penilenliary.
Daniel McBane, Register Of the Lane
Office at Manmee.
Van R Humphrey, President Judge
Sd Circuit.
Gen. w. Belden, do. do. 9Th Circuit.
Emery D. Potter, (resIgneG) do. do
18th Circuit.
Also % Associate Judges.
, 1844-02-07
IN sGM1E.
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, ls44.

SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1914.
Mr.. Chambers moved that the State
Printer lie directed to print the report 81
,he COMMITTEES on Relrenchmout IN ad,
vance Of other printing. Isl
Mr.. G. discIaimcd any intoniion 10
censure the State Printer, but no wan
anxious 10 have the bill before the Senate,
% sa,ly es possible.
Some explanation were madO in rcIa,
ton to tho disposition that had been made
cf,hc bill, by Messrs. Hazelune, Cham
iers and Baldwin, tho last gentleman
moving that the resolution BIO laid on the
table.
During tho debate, MI. Updograf sin.
Ted, that the minority al the committee
had never seen tho report before il was
Introduced into the Senate, and therefore
The nOccs'ily OF their having tho report
before they should present q counter re-
I'nri.
Mr.. Parker addressed the Senate, and
-, Iha. v hoo the miaosit,y report SHOULD
, 1844-02-07
SheriG''s Sale.

NY virtue ola writ Of pl, pl, pl. vend,
ID exs, to, me directed from the court
Of common pleas Of Athens county. will
expose to sale at the residence Of William
Johnson, in Columbia township, on the
feth instant, between the. hours prescrib
ed by law, the following personal proper
.ty to wits. One roam, mare. two 2year old
colts, and n bay horse. Levied upon
as the property Of said Johnson At the suit
of Harvey Gilmore.
THo'S SMITH, sNc;
Feb l. le<4-nISw3
, 1844-02-07
Shcriff''s Sale.

nY virtue of a writ Of al, pl,vend, exs
10 ne directed from the court Of
common Pleas Of Meigs county. | will
expose To- sale at the residence Of Peter
AIeshirs, in Salem township, on the Goth
instant, at II o'clock A NJ on said day, the
following personal property, to wit: Ono
bay horse, one bay mare, and two Z year
old heifNrs. Levied upon as the property
of said Aleshirs at the suit Of John F.
Whitford.
THo'S SMITH, sMc
Feb 9TH, ~I844-n15w2
, 1844-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

murDar, yNr. az, 1S44.
Bills passed-A tNll TO incorporate the
Sylvauia High School Company in the
county Of Lucas; an act to incorporate
the Trustees Of tho Fort Neigs Universi.
~; an act to incorporate the Middletawu
and Hamilton Turnpike Road Company /;
40 act to provide for The distribution of the
proceeds Of the Virginia Military School
Fund, and 10 repeal certain acts IN IeIa-
lion thereto.
Petitions. Inconsistencies, DC. were
presented by Messrs. Mcmillan, Down.
ing, Fiison, Ola. poole, Martin Of Fay
cite, Green, Willoz, earle, Carey, Wag.
goner, Lawrence, Johns. Mcfarland,
Fisher, Cassidy, Smart, Hewitt, and
Hetrich.
Mr.. Duncan from the Committee on
Finance, reported 10 favor of the indefin-
lite ~postponement OF the bill to amend the
act entitled "ap act for The distribution
and Investment Of this States proportion
OF The surplus re~vepuc'-the House 10.
fused 10 postpone, and the bill was re.
.terred io'a SELECT committee of three,
Mr.. Duncan, from the Committee on
Finance, reported in favor Of lhe passage
Of the bill to repea! the 9th, Tth, 9Th and
9th sections, aud SD much Of the 10Th sec'
ton of the act entitled Gan act 10 provide
Tor tho sale oflhe Monroeville and San.
Gusky Civ Railroad under .he lion Of THE
, 1844-02-07
LOOK our
Bargain Ahead!

TIME subscriber being DESTROYS of re-
moving 10 the west, is offering for
sale the farm on which he now lives. sit.
nate on the Ohio river miles below Ponce
roy, the county seat Of Meigs county, O.
hio, consisting of 100 acres of bottom
land, first>quality, with so acres Of good
upland timber. The bottom land is prin:
cipally improved, on which is erected
good and commodious buildings. The q.
bove described farm has for the last two
years Melted Notwithstanding the pres.
sure Of the times) between 81 $500 per
aunum, clear 0: all expenses, and. will bs
solo with accommodating payments, at .
price that will be better to the purchaser
than money at IL per cent interest.
U. Indy.
Feb 9Th, 1~844--n15w6 s
, 1844-02-07
Sherif''s Sale.

BY virtue Of a wri, Of vend, exs, to me
directed from the court OF common pleas
If Meigs county, ! will expose 10 sale at
the residence Of John Hutton, in the
township of Salem, on the Goth instant.
at 2o'clock P M on said dav, tie following
personal property. to wit: One bay horse.
Levied upon as the property Of the said
Hutton Ut The suit Of the State OF Ohio.
THOS SMITH. n c.
Feb I, I844-nl5w2
, 1844-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND,

XXTlLL be offered for sale on The pre-
w misses, on Saturday tho 2nd day
of March next, between, the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. M. and 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ. Of said
day, the following described land 10 wit:
Fifty acres Of land out Of the south cast
~cornerof the north east quarter Of section
number iw enty-nine, in town four, and
ange tw elvs Of the Ohio c%ompany's Pur-
chase.
Terms-One-third cash in h~And-one.
third in one year, and the realdus in two
years, with interest from the. day oil sale.
appraised at $500 90, subject to the
widows dover.
JOHN GlLLILAND, Adm's Of
CHARL0TTk SQUlRES. N Squirss.
Jan. 81, 1844-n14w4
, 1844-02-07
From the Daily Ohio State Journal
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SABBATH
INnNV

In persnanee OF previous notice, the
Delegates assembled At Dr.. Hogs's Church,
at 2 o'clock. iasthe afternoon Of Thursday,
January 4tb. 1874. -.
RoBERT LUCAS. Of Pike county. was
called, TO the chair, and P. B. Wmcox, OF
Columbus, was appointed Secretary, pro
tenn. h
Prayer was then offered BY the Rev. Er.
WILEY of Newark. 81
Messrs. Jewett, Noodle, Sisarns, Pow.
ell, Eldredge and Candee, were then ap.
pointed q commiitee To- receiye the GER
tifcstes OF Delegates. and report a,eir
namps TO the Secretary.
On notion, Messrs. Eiaredge, Mi!ey;
tDobb, Hitchcock, Hubert, Racquet, Ewari
and Birney, were appointed a committee
to nominate officers for the, Convention
This Committee reported as follows, and
their report was accepteds
d PRESIDENT,
Hon. JEREMIAH MORROW, Of Var.
rem County,
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Hon ROBERT LUCAS, OF Pike county. .
Judge LANE, OF Sandusky city,
Judge j.. r. SwAp, of Columbus,
f,doa u,rrucac~o &c.,. Snn1'
Samuel C.Inwryn rs VAN conn,y
SroRFrARyrs -
p. B. Wilcox. OF Columbus,
Dr.. ]. Matthews. Of L.icking conn,y
AID The .G;csrs ,ben toot Their ssa,s
The prssiden, thar 10 r.
Convention ,ha obiec,o Fl ,h.ir com;no u,
ge.Ler. namely. II corsid.r unon ,nd
dey;sa su;,,hio Wa,s ,and Mean. e.. :.
more eaeres observance Of the I,osd,s
nav.
0n mo,;on. Il va.
Re,olved. That This. Convention will
omen and close ali i,s siuinss bv pray.
or. ~
On motion. Messrs. !. Hoo. R.ou.,
Powell. Hsrr. Ewart. Hi.chcock Jarvis
Beckwith and Steele. were APPOINTED /
Business Committee. 10 prenare and "a.
nori Measures for lie cons;da,,,ion and
action Of lie CON vantion0 g
Tie Business ~commite. renor,od III,
fol1owing Rules. which was agtseJ 10,
i. The convention shall be- eoverned
Inv The ordinary Rulss nj d.liberstiva Re-,
dies. "
q No. membar shall sneak more thar
once. nor longer than tan minutes nm sny
question william, save. T'
Ths Russiness committee than ronort.d
tho fnllowinG R~esointions, %R%'
THAI because m. sabba.h va,
mais for man no, nan Gor lie Sabba,h
thsrscors i 10 dir solemn dutv 10 bee,
,his divine in%s,i,n,ion inyio,a,e' ~
q TLe providsncs of Cod elsorl,
shows tha,a d.y If resi- IL neccsssary -
ths nh vsic, I wsIfsr. ~ mo, and 5omes,ir
Mimi noIoyedin labor.
Tbe economy &c Cracs fullv sus
,.;rs ~ nrinoiUla rho, rss, from lobor
.nT on mar, ii rsIi.,ons service ~
ono soy.n e ,;., =,
H.. .nd. ny.voI.nno of ,r,,e a.
un;on N""E
Pho oh.srr,r.o # tho chris,;o,
s,Sh,, IN No sons. ;n;nrions ~ tho civ
II and poIiticaI araneemsn,s and cons,i
].n,ion ooT our conn,ry. but. nm The contra
", ,,d ao,v nrono,o ~. nnb,io waI
fire II eyerv Tssnect. y"
, 1844-02-07
Sherif''s Sale.

10y virtue of a writ Of pl. veud. exs.
- to me directed from the court Of
common pleas Of Meigs county, | will
offer for sale at the residence of Nathan
Parkins, in Salem township, on the 21st
instant, between the hours prescribed by
the following described personal pro-
perty. 10 wit: One bay horse and 100 -four
barrels. Levied upon as the property Of
.sdid Paykins' at the suit Of William Ledlie,
for The use oil Milton Walker
MI THO'S SMITH, sMe
Feb 7th. 1s44-nl5w2
, 1844-02-07
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of a writ of &. "a. ct. lev.
- "a. to me directed from the court Of
common pleas OF Meigs county, ! will
expose TO sale on the premises Of janice
Murphy in Scipio township, on the 23rd
instant, between the hours prescribed BY
Law, the following property to wit: Two
yoke of Oxen Said property levied up-
on as the property of said Murphy =, the
suit of Alfred Dunlap.
THo'S SMITH, o
Feb 7th, I844--nI5w2
, 1844-02-07

James Alfred Pearce, wing, is elected
U. S. Senator from Maryland, and has
taken his seat i
, 1844-02-07

Mr.. Hutchins o fLogan county, Illinois,
lately killed "a Berkshire hog that weigh
ed 400 pounds.
, 1844-02-07

w. 80
TO Bar,ly McHenry, Samuel McHenFy,
James McHepry, Henry Clover aud
Mary Ann Clover, Formerly Mary Ann
McHenry.) and others, heirs Of said
Aaron Mcdenry deceased;
Won are hereby notified that or the
10Th day of November, lS43, said
administrator 6led his petition in the court
of common please of Meigs county. Ohio.
the object and prayer Of which petition is
10 obtain an order at the next term Of said
IL for the sale of the following real es-
tate, (of which the said Aaron McHenry
died seized, J or go much thereof as may
be necessary TO pay the debts Of said dece-
dent, to VIII; Beginning thirty rods north
of the SOUTH corner Of section TWEEN.
:y-nine in Scipio township; thence east
ffty.tyo rods 10 q run; thence north up
said run nineteen rods; thence east tweD-
ty-eight ant a half rods; thence north one
hundred and eleven rods TO the centre
line Of said section; thence west seventy
Eve rods; thence south one hundred and
thirtgyods the Place Of beginning, con.
tanning aboht for.y.four acres moro, OF
lese.
B. M. BROWN, Adm.
OF A. McHenry, deceased.
}a4By NJ. HECKARD. hls Attorney.
Feb Tn, l844-nl5w4
, 1844-02-07

will pay cash for SO cords of Chesnu&
- and Black Oak Bark delivered At, my
;Tsnnory, w. BERGlN,
Pomsroyi Jan, 81, 1914 -niAlf.
, 1844-02-07
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
I,N sENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, IAs. Fl, 1914.

WE~DIEsDiY, IAN. n, 1914.
h.. Parker introduced a bill providing
!for the reduction Of SheriiI7s fees. 10 ca.
ses Of persons h'ing confined in jail.
Mr. Alen Introduced a bill Ia abolish
the Office Of Directors Of the Ohio Peni.
tertiary.
Mr.. Koch introduced a tilt 10 fix and
appnriion The representation Of the State
Of Ohio, and The bill was ordered to be
printed in advance Of other printing.
Mr.. Van Worries offered a resolution
providing tor the election Of two Associ
ate Judges for the County of Meigs, on
Saturday next.
Mr.. Wolcoit moved the Senate resolve
itself intv n committee. Of the whole.
Mr.. Van Worries said he would be glad
TO hear the objections which members had
TO going into an election for judges Of his
or Of any other county. 10 bis resqly-
tion he had confined hipself 10 his oyn
county. md he claimed as a right that bis
constituents should be heard. and their
constitutional demands granted BY the
Legislature,
The question was then put on going
INTO committee ofibe whole, and carried
IN the afirnative-yeas II, nays -, as
follows:
YEAs-Msssrs. Armstrong, Baldwin,
Franklin, ~llarri., i1azeltine, Johnson oil
o., Johnson Of r, Jones, Koch, Lahm,
Louden, Miller, McAnelly, McCuichen,
Parker, Waters, Wo'colt and Speaker
r-l7.
N4Ys-Messrs. R,rneti, Barrere,
Chambers, Grouse, Denny, Ecklsy, Full.
Ter, Gabriel, Gregory, Jackson, Kelley,
Newton, Rldgway. UpdegraG and Var
yorhes-l5.
The Senate then went into compittce
Of the whole, and considered various bills,
which were reported back apd disposed
Of ut the pleasuse Of the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, the bill 10 O.
rect The new county of Chester, was Ia.
ken up, the question heing on its cngross.
ment for q third reading,
A discussion arose, in which Messrs.
Clark, Cassidy, Spraguc and F,lson.
participated in favor ii the bill, and
Messrs. Downing and Coombs, 10 opposi.
lion to it.
Mr.. Coombs movedio lay The bill on
the table, in order that remopstrances a.
gainst the measure, now in circulation,
may be received before. fnai action shall
tie had thereon, which was agreed to-
ycas 81, nays 30. :
, 1844-02-07
Mcigs Common PIcas:

Barzilla M. Srown,l
Administrator Of A.
aron McHsnry,de-
ceased, <
W. 4
Earman Gibsou T.
the heirs Of Aaron
McHenry, deceased
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

~" Oh.may hawk iay, the Indian who mur
dered r. ID. Lester, late sheriff Of Crawford
County, was set al liberty al tho late term OIL
he court 10 said county, in consequence Of the
absence Of the prosecuting witness. We IN.
dersiand lha, his body was found a few days
since opposite Prairie du CHEN, across the riv-
other marks OF violence appeared about him.
All that is said Of the matter, is, that the world
is rid Of guilty and des perale wretch but
in wha, manner--is left for conjecture.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETuKss The
following items We gather from the Chicago
Advocate, democratic paper.
Pennsylvania The news received here
by this mornings mail, from this state, give
Polk and Dallas the state by about 1000.
OHro.-It is probable from the news recei-
we'd from this state, that it has gone for Clay,
by an increased vote from the October election.
MIcHIGAS.-This state is said to have gone
FOR Polk, about 5000. Enough is known GER
tainy, to elect the entire democratic ticket for
Congress, and large majority in the legisla-
ture.
ILLlNois.-The returns from this state are
by no means complete. but enough have been
received to warrant Us in saying, that the state
has gone about 5000 democratic.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
len Va 4 y :.

The Great Foot Race.--.America has ran
away from England, with ease 10 this case
There is no use of an Eoglishmen's trying to
run agains, live Yankee.
Persons Of color are now prohibited from the
island Of Cuba, under any pretext whatever.
AARON BuRR. once said, tina, al law was
whatever was boldly asserted and plausibly
maintained"
The splendid packe, ship Mary Wear. was
destroyed by FIRE a, New Orleans. while take.
ing in freight for Liverpool. She belonged in
New York, and had seventeen hundred bales
OF cotton on board.
Mrs. Deborah p, wife Of the late Hon.
Jonathan Cilley, died at Porlland. Me-, on
the l7th ulumo.
Barlow, al Bnglishman, has challenged any
American TO run ten miles for $1,000. The
challenge has been accepted by Guildersleeve,
who won the purse at the late race.
Secrets ,oorih kno,cing:-Lawyers never go
10 law, and physicians rarely take medicine.
Seven hundred young men have graduated
within the year. a, the different colleges, in
the United States.
The Holy Synod of 81. Petersburgh, have
notified the Catholic missionaries in Georgia,
TO renounce their intercourse with the See OF
Rome. or leave the country.
Use of lgiiation.-l love clamOr, when there
! is an abuse. The alarm bells disturbs the IN
habi,ents, but prevents them from being burn
ed In their beds.-BUrke.
The store Of Hamilton kimball, OF Nauvoo,
was broken open and robbed Of 800 in money
and some goods, on the nigh, Of the 10Th Ol'.
The President of the United States, LEFT
Washington on the cath ul., for Virginia.
a serious riot took place at Quebec, recent
", occaslousd by procession who were eel
ebra,inc The liberation Of 0'Couuell.
The Mierites have again postponed thu
destruction of the world uu'il the ssh January
The present Pope of Rome. has reached hr
18th year, and has occupied the See for four
teen years.
Queen Victoria has been attacked By tht
Morning Post. with considerable aerimony 10
attending The Kirk Of Scotland, two Sabbalh
in succession.
Railroad iron is now manufactured at th'
Mouut Savage Iron Works in Maryland, Q
every pattern aud style heretofore imPet'ed
and OF superior quality.
Upwards of one hundred persons, Milleiiies
have been bspIised lately in the East rive
near New York.
The term Of service Of p L. :. Senators
expires on the lth Of March next.
Some 60 arrests have heeu made IN Ba.u
more lately. for illegal voting At The late cleo
iion ia thaIel,y.
The tyrhus fever IS prevailing 70 Bes,on.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

Com Mines We see it stated in the eastern
papers, that all extensive and very rich gold
mine has recently been discovered in North
Carolina the ore being worth from ten to TWEEN
ly dollars per bushel The Dollar Newspa-
per says, it is all in The eye these reports be.
ing got up for the purpose Of speculation and
deception. The matter Of getting up joint
stock mining companies, has proved, hitherto
much more profitable to tho seller OF stock
than TO the purchaser.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
Wise SIN I'll E r A L d,

U BY last nights mail we received the
Galena Gazette and ST. Louis Weekly Gazette.
which contained the following additional cleo.
ton returns.
OHIo.-Sufficient returns have been receiv-
ed from this Stale TO warrant il for Clay, by
probably about 1000 majority.
PtNssYLvAHIA-This State has gone for
Polk,by about four or five thousand The returns
received plainly show The result to be such.
INDIANA.-The returns from this state show
small wing gain, but the result is consider
cd very doubtful. In twenly.one counties
heard from, some not entire, there is a wing
gain from las, year. (when this state elected a
dem. governor by zol3,) of $40.
MIssoURI.-Thls state has gone dem. IN
doubleday. as the wings do not claim it. The
vote SO far as heard from show a whig gain on
the last election. of ,Tife.
No news from New York.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

GRauAM's MAeAzINE.--The November nun.
Der Of this justly celebrated work. is now be-
fore Us. |, is splendid; contains three su-
perb eOgravings on steel. aud one on wood
The contents entirely original, and Of The most
choice and interesting character. There is
nothing go, up now 10 the magazine form, tina,
can touch Graham's for richness, beauty or
oheapness. Every one that has wife, daugh.
ter or sweetheart, should have a copy; only
TWO DOLLARS year 10 clubs Of five, number
easily raised in every neighborhcod or email
town, Take ii, you will never regret it.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

NATURALIZATION very important decis.
ion has just been made in tho Supreme Court
OF the State OF New York, in relation TO tho
granting Of Naturalization Certificates, -
10 wit THAT no man can obtain certificate
Of naturalization, that has been out of the ter.
rilory Of the u. S., no matter how brief a
lime, within the five years preceding his appli-
cation. How many certificates have there been
granted in the U. S., within the last i've years
directly 10 the face and eyes Of this decision !
More than ten thousand
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

u The extreme ignorance and superstition
Of The Chinese, 10 a source of great annoyance
and trouble to foreigners from all quarters
BY latest intelligence from tina, country. We
learn ,ha, another row has been "kicked up
subsequent to tina, which originated in conse'
quence Of the vane of tho American flagstaff
being 10 the form Of an arrow. The disturb
snce began on the 18th Of June, and con,in'
ued several days. A strong guard had beer
placed a, the factories 10 Canton, TO guard the
lives OF the foreigners. agains, whom the 10
hsbi,an,s were highly exasperaied. twas re
ported, that all the factories q, Canton, haC
been burned.