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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

~
By Walkers Express, last night, we receic.;
slips from the New Hampshire Patriot and Cor
rieI, al Concord, and By the mails returns from
other parts of The State, which enable us 10 eiyo
below a table comprising l56 towns In ,bess
towns the decrease in MIR. Steeles vote since Isl.
is l753 increase for Colby, $50; loss for Ho, ana
scattering 1874. Sleele's net loss, 1893. Ash.
towns to be heard from, last year, gave more rbar
1000 Democratic majority, there canno, be a don't,
that Steele is elected by majority Of from / OOo
to | 800 votes:-
With the slip from the office of the New HAM.
shire Patriot, we received a letter from II.
editors OF that paper, from which the FOLLOWING i
an extract =
Herewith We send you slip containing ,.
turns from l43 towns, in which The whole y',.
for Governor is 36,6ll-for Steele l1.1l9. ColEr
and others lS,S92-Steele's loss in them sirc.
last March is 2,24l. In the same ratio for n.
lowns 10 be heard from, his loss in the who.
Stale will be about 1898 We have heard n.
worst, and we are OF the opinion that Steele !,
elected by the people BY about 500 votes. Woo.
bury runs thus Tar considerably behind Slres
and il is extremely doubtful whether he is elect
ed."
II will he seen BY this letter thai our friends Of
The Patriot make the vote for Colby and scatter.
ing something like 900 larger than il stand, in
our table We have revised our figures with
great care, and rely conlideniiaily upon their cor
reciness and shall be sorry for more reasons than
one 10 find that We have made lie error
In Senatorial District No. Q, the only one in
which the Wings hoped 10 succeed, the Keene
Republican inclines To believe that the Wing can
didate, Mr.. Salma Hall, will lack few votes
OF an election Boston Post March Is.
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SUSSEX COUNTY

AT a meeting of the Democratic Republic,
party OF The County OF Sussex, held on the On ~
March, at the Court House. Col. George Blow
was called 10 The Chair, and V. NJ. Eppes app,ir,.
ed Secretary.
On motion of Col Jesse Hargrave, il was
Remlred, Tha, it is expedien 10 hold District
Convention, 10 nominate candidate for The Fir,
Congressional District
Rc@lrsd, That The following gentlemen be an
pointed Delegates 10 a Convention 10 be held n
Portsmouth on the Third THURSDAY Of The ne.
sent month: Col. Jesse Hargraye Col. JOHN
Prince, John Wychc, DR.. Briggs, John B Free.
man. Thomas Harrison, Col. Patson. John II
Walker, John w Pots, J. Mason. Mathew
Moore, John q. Moylcr, VIM. +. Parhsm Dr.
VIM. Harrison, VIM. f. Harrison, John p,,
ham, DIR. George Field, James E. Green. Cyrl,
F. billiard, Richmond F. billiard, John l.. Dunn
J. Briggs, VIM L. Robinson. Henry Moor
Isaac j. Bendall, Benz w. Be>cles I'll. e,
Land, Nathaniel Rains, J. e. Adkins and VIM.
N. Jarrait.
On motion, the Chairman ana Secretary were
added 10 The delegation.
Ord1ef, Tha! these proceedings re published
in The Richmond Enquirer, ana The Old Dom.n.
ion be requested 10 copy
The meeting then adjourned
GEORGE BLOW, Chairman.
" NJ EpPrS. Secretary.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL. AND PERSO-
MAY DDT,urDrpN

DY virtue of deed Of trust, executed to US by
ID John Wilson, on the 22d January, 1871, and
now OF record in The CLERKS office of The County
Court ofIaliax, We shall, on The Isl April, 1915,
iffair, il not the next fair day, and from day to
day until the sale be completed al Halifax G.. H.,
Virginia, proceed 10 SELL at public auction, for
cash. all The property Of the said John Wilson
conveyed 10 us in said deed, consisting OF a con-
venient and commodous brick Store house,
beautiful clearinghouse and lot improved in
handsome style, with all necessary out buildings,
several Slaves, stock OF Goods on hand, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools
and various other things too numerous to men,
ton BY the provisions of the said deed, the as
senling creditors are 10 receive pro raia divi-
dend OF The proceeds Of the sale of said property,
and Of all the proceeds the said trust fund and
ii is also stipulated, that should any of the assent
inc creditors purchase at the sale or sales OF the
said property, any Of The property aforesaid The
amount OF such purchase shall be applied as
credit 10 the deb. due him for so much rs he shall
purchase-and If any creditor shall purchase TO
The full amount OF his debt the whole OF il shall
be thereby paid, without bringing said debt into
the general estimate tor the purpose OF receiving
a per centum allowance as before provided. And
all the creditors Of the said J. Wilson are hereby
notified of the provisions OF this deed, and required
10 signify lis in writing their assent TO- or their
dissent from The provisions OF the said decd
JAMES YOUNG, 1Tr,..oes
THOMAS LEIGH, A'"'''e''
March lS-pu.dx
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ken the necessary steps 10 ascertain Inc alnouH
OF Texas bonds and notes unrcdeeneu d. tn.,
time. The Major was satisfied that tne a.nou ~
now in circulation is more than between NV
and six millions Of dollars. For inc correctness
OF this statement, ex-President Houston uan
whom no one has better means OF oe'nS dceu,
rately informed on the subject gave lhe s''opS S
assurance and vouched in positive terms. W.
presume from this statement that Sreal 4ua';,
IL OF the Texan bonds and noes has oeeh lecen CIV
ed BY the Government in payment for ianasraho
hence The reduction ofthe deb, OF The Repupnc.
We have thought il an act oil mere J's',ec -, -
make known the facts above mentioheu' %
are informed interested persons, stock oooelS anu
spectators are very busily engaged IN PropaS1a-
ting reports, that the public debt OF Texas ,nela
ding her paper money in circulation, a'noan hs 70
thirty millions Of dollars. The oblecl OF lhese
people, manies,ly, is TO depreciale me eu:,sn.
value Of Texas bonds and notes, IN otuer 'na.
they themselves may buy them up al inc lows
prices We venture to predict, thai in SIX moG a,
from this day, Texas lands now selling d. my
cents, will fine willing purchasers al I'VE uoua n.
an acre-and, that Texas Government, paper,
will rise 10 eighty cents in the dollar Prooapiy 70
Dor-IB
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EyEcuTIvE APPOINTMENTS

In the absence of any official publication as
70, ne The onpontmenis BY The President Of the
United States, confirmed by the Senate, since the
4th OF March, we have thrown together in The
following Isl. for the benefit of our distan, read
ers. such OF the most important ones as we couid
obtain. several of which have already been an
nounced separately;
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Bgand wiM tie adrice and consent Of lie .Sca0te
James Buchanan OF Pennsylvania 10 be Sc
cretary OF State.
Robert ]. Walker OF Mississippi, 10 be Secrc-
tarv Of the Treasury.
". L. Marcy Of New York 10 be Secretary
OF War.
George Bancroft Of Massachusetts 10 be Secrc-
tary OF the Navy.
Cave johnson Of Tennessee 10 be Postmaster
General.
John Y. Mason of Virginia 10 be Attorney
General.
Alexander II. Everett Of Massachusetts 10 be
Commissioner TO China.
Benjamin G. Shields Of Alabama TO be Charge
to Venezuela.
William H. Polk OF Tennessee 10 be Charge
10 Naples
Albert G. Jeweu OF Maine TO be Charge TO
Peru.
BENJAMIN F. Butler Of New York, 10 be Dis
trict Attorney for the Southern District OF New
York
Elijah F. Prrdy OF ~ York, to be Surveyor OF
the Port of ~ York.
John Davis, of Pennsylvania, 10 be Surveyor
of The Port OF Philadelphia.
VIM Parmcn!er, of Massachusetts, 10 be Naval
Officer al Boston.
Prosper NJ. Wetmore, Of New York, 10 be Ma
w Agen. al New York
the General Land Office.
Robert Armstrong, OF Tennessee, TO be Consul
at Liverpool.
" Bradford, OF Tennessee, 10 be Purser
in The Navy.
]. III. Pren,iss, 10 he Marshal for the Northern
District of New York.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Charles H. Haswell, Engineer in Chief and as
Chief Engineers, John Faron, jr., Andrew He
bard, James Thompson, VIM. P. Williamson,
Charles i. Moss, VIM. Seweli, jr., and VIM. w.
W. Wood-[U
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TN CHANCERY-V VIRGINIA In Hanover
i county cour!, February 25th 1915:
Bowling Edmondson, Eliza E. Edmondson,
Harriet, W. Ed,nondson, Horace Christian and
Emuella Christian, infan, children of Sarah B.
Christian who was Sarah 3. Ednondson, By their
next friend. Joseph Starke, trustee for the said
children, Plaintiffs,
against
William A. Edmondscn, John S. Elmondson,
- Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Edmondson, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
and filed their bill, and The defendants, John S.
Edmondson and - Berry and Mary his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and j, appearing to the
Court by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
Inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth II is ordered,
that the said defendants, John S. Edmondson and
- Berry and Mary his wife, do appear here
on the first day of May Court next, and answer
The plaintiffs said BILL and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in the City of Richmond, for TWO months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the Court House Of this county,
A Copy. Tese,
WIN. o. WINSTON, D. c. II. c.
March lS-w2m
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yU,s,,,SGroy. March. Ii

w ASHlNbIpN
Tue SESATE-Beiore the Senate proceedca 70
the consideration of Executive business ON Sat
urday, a resolution, moved BY Mr. BresSe, was
adopted calling upon the Secretary OF War TO
transmit 10 the Senate, al the present session, Inc
report made by John Stockton superintendent o.
the mineral lands on Lake Superior, win Inc map
accompanying the same.
The Chair submitted the credentials OF the Hon,
Simon Cameron, elected b. the Legislature {, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, on the 18th inst. Senator oil The Y.
States from that State for he remainder OF The
term for which the Hon. James Buchanan IRE
signed) was elected, (ill March, lSl9) .,,,c
The Senate was in Executive session I'LL hall
past three o'clock, Several nominations were
confirmed; the only important ones, however, were
Chas. II. naswell as engineer in chief of the ma
val service, and Mr.. Laushin, OF Tennessee, as
Recorder, in the General Land Office
The Zoll-Veren Treaty, after considerable DIS
cussion, was laid over for further consideration
till next session. Nat. Int.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Marcb1,


Flour and Meal.--During The week Iust pas,
there has been moderate business done in Flor,
and the aggregate weeks business reaches abop
! 900 bbls., mostly al S4,25 for common trapt>
Grain-There has been an arrival of Southern
Wheat, which remains un>old. We notice a
sale of Penna. at 81 c. and lof in store for Starch
making, al91 c. Prime Reds NAV be ouoed n
% % c. Rye-We hear of nothing doing
last sale 6f IS cts Corn has been in fair de-
mand. We notice sales Of 500 bushels GOOD
Southern yellow a, "A cents; 100 bushels in,erioc
IL cents; small lot OF white Al cents. OOOhu.l.
els Jersey at Al cents, and lot OF renn>vlvan,a
mixed al the same price. Oa,s-Abon! 0Co
bushels Southern Sold al %, 81 cents.
Sugar-Since the close OF last week. sale, 10
a considerable extent have been made. reaching
fully 200 hhds., including about 500 taken from
store 10 c. advance on previous rates: the
range of prices was from 5. 10 G;c. on time. prip.
clpaly ats! q c.; about one-hat this purchase
is for another market; there have also been con.
siderable sales OF new crop white Brazil, OF which
300 bags were taken in lots al S s, c. months.
holders now ask an advance
WHiskEY.-Saes Of hhds al 20i 20 cents
sales Of 300 barrels al 81 cents Marke, now bare.
4. S G0s.i.e
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NEW YORK MARKET M,rcb,,

Couon-The sales yesterday reached 1900
bales, and The market closed more firm. There
is fair demand this morning at steady rates.
The sales of the week are 10000 bales.
Flour-l'here has been moderate demand Tor
Western, and prices are finn at 81 81 a 81! :
The receipts OF New Orleans have been large.
and the sales light Little done in Southern. RE
-four is dull, and no change in price; corn meal
without change.
Grain--The supply OF Wheat is lighr, 1000
bush. Western sold Tor milling al IOl; Oats are
dull al % a 80 G.; Southern has sold al u C.
Rye is scarce and prices tend upwards; sale
is reported a, 90 c. The receipts OF corn are ligt!
AMI the sale, embrace 10000 bushels. 10 arrst,
al 40 c. Tor Southern; $500 bushels yellow
Southern, doc, measure; $500 bush white do,
A. G., weight and 1000 bush. Jersey at 40 c.
measure
Susars-Thc demand has been active and tie
market firm; large sales Of y. Orleans have
been made al 5 81 c. and II, Ans 20 do. 81 !;
60 hlds. St. Croix, : 81; 1900 boxes Brown
Havana :! a S, ! ms.
Liquors-Thcre has been good demand hr
Whisky al - Tor drudge, and 22i %. for hbl.
The sales OF foreign have been moderate al stea y
prices.
Molasses-Thcre has been quite speculative
demand and prices have further advanced. Tie
sales are four cargoes OF New Orleans sold d, pa
30 cents, and $50 bbls New iberia 30t cents. A>u
300 bbls. New Orleans al 80 cents.
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Mfchn1o1tn 1smnutrFr.

OF single county, will deserve TO DC malhG Ia
with public reprobalion now and .hereal'el. III ~
little more than a month the battle VIII DC ",
and if we achieve victory, (and WIN col,n III
discretion We must succeed,) the Republican Sol,
ders may enjoylhc blessings Of repose ior some
time 10 come The present elections are trausn.
with practical consequences. Let US not lhtoI
away the victory. In spite ofsPurious votes ana
Federal devices. we have but TO make an united
and decisive effort 10 obtain success. WHAT lrue
Republican will hazard defeat BY thrusiinS ,of1 :
ward his own selfish aspirations, al the peru y,
our common cause? We sincerely nope ,la'
we shall soon hear of The withdrawal OF conillc;-
ing claims in all the counties, and then, IN a la,i
fight, man 10 man, Democrat to Wing, we ha'e
no fear OF The result
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(F50m liz Ner Orleans Couriey, 9h7ch 81
MENICO.

MEAlCO.
BY the arrival of the brig Leopold, Captain
Donnell, We have received Vera Cruz papers of
The 9Th Februarv-lhcv contain no news OF a very
important character
Santa Anna was still detained in the prison of
perote, contrary TO The intelligence received by
way Of Yuca,an. II was the general opinion that
he would not be put 10 death.
MIR Gomez Farias left Vera Cruz for the city
of Mexico on The 18th February: favorable re-
cepticn awaited him.
A circular from the minister of finance. MIR.
Echevera, dated at Mexico, February IA, an.
nounces thatthe conducta would leave the city OF
Mexico March /, for Vera Cruz Il would be
strongly guarded 10 protect trom the depredations
OF bandiiti on the route.
We find inthe Gazette of Tampico OF Februa-
ryl2, the following paragraphs
The Jun,a of Protection addressed on Inc
10Th February, an appeal TO the assembly OF The
department, praying the passage OF law OF this
tenor:
l. To make Tampico de Tamaulipas port Of
entrepot like that OF Vera Cruz, in conformity 10
the decree Of April IL, 1887
2 To reform the tariff now in force by adopting
the principles OF that Of 1912, retaining whatever
that tariff may contain in relation 10 the quantity
and quality Of goods.
g. To permit the free circulation OF specie in
The interior
t. When foreign goods have once paid duties
in one port they may be carried 10 any par, Of
the Republic without being liable 10 the payment
OF further duties.
A proclamation dated Vera Cruz, Feb 8, signed
Jose de Amperan, prolongs TO the Is, March the
time fixed for foreigners TO obtain their certificates
of protection.
Generals Basadre and Canaizo have been
transferred to the fortress Of Chaputepec. twas
believed that many persons attached TO the ar
my were ordered TO confue themselves within
The limits of certain districts in the interior OF the
Republic. -
We have been informed, BY one Of our most
estimable and distinguished fellow-cilizens, tina,
Major Andrew Jackson Donelson, our Charge
a'Afaires 10 Texas, assured him that be had ia
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WASHINGTON, March Il.
II our painful duty to announce the death Of
the Hon. Isaac c. BATES, one Of the Senators from
The State Of Massachusetts.
Mr. Bates died last evening, at twenty min
ues past six o'clock, at his lodgings in this city,
after an illness of,wo weeks. His decease will
doubtless he announced 10 the Senate this morn
ing BY his colleague, Mr. Webster and the usn-
al funeral ceremonies probably attended to-mor-
row.
We cannot now speak as we would wish of The
severe loss which this diSpensaton of Divine
Providence has inflicted, not only on his family
and friends, but also on the State which he repre-
scented with such distinguished ability, and on the
whole country, which he served with SO much pa
triolic devotion. His is name not 10 be forgot
ten; and we doubt not an occasion will be present
ed 10 Us, 10 lay before our readers just tribute
10 his memory and character, from the pen of
some OF those who knew him best, and had known
him longest We hope we may be permitted 10
say, that in this bereavement we feel the loss OF
most valued personal friend.
National Intelligcnccr.
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NfITSI('

Mr.. p. II. TAYLOR offers 10 The lovers OF
music rich bill Of fare for this evening al the
Exchange. The pieces are selected with much
tasle-and the varied accomplishments OF the dit
ierent performers hold out rich promise II
Mr. Roster sings his beautiful Savoyard air "Ah !.
wander" as we'll as We have heart him, il will
of itself be sufficient treat. Demrs,el' "May
Queen is liked by every body. We have no
room 10 pariicularzc. Suffice it TO say, that this
is one OF the best musical "cards" we have seen
for many dag. Moreover with one exception,
the artists are all located amongst rs-and on
this occasion, we go tor domestic protection. =
Let US, then, see all our bellies and saans unite'
10 grace the scene.
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The last Boston Democratic papers give a
glowing description of the Annexation Ball and
Levee,' which took place at Faneuil Hall en-
Friday night, 10 celebrate the adoption BY Con-
gress OF The resolutions for the annexation OF
Texas, and also 10 commemorate the eve OF Gen.
Jackson's seyenty-cighlh birth day" The Morn
ing Post says, 'that not less Than thousand De-
mocratic hearts were assembled"
cover the transparency of President Polk was
raised brilliant silver star, twelve feet in cir
conference, representing Texas; and On the right
and left were the following inscriptions:
"The Question of Annexation Foreign Ma
lions have no Right TO Interfere with IL"
"Our Federal Union lit Must be Preserved
"On the Southwest and Northwest pannels OF
the gallery were the following inscriptions =
Occupation Ct Oregon"
Remuneration OF Texas"
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FAHNEsToCK's yERMlFUGE.


TT Is HIGHLY IMPORTANT, that, amid,;
i the proiusion OF no>trums and patent humbus'
OF the present day, the public should be caulica,
as 10 the remedies they purchase and use, vse'
lite is in danger from disease. II is a nolori'g'
fact, that Worms, both in children and aduls o.
ten cause death; and that, very frequently, Y!
exist in the system when il is not suspected
Many helpless child has been laid in "
grave, when the disease which Induced us dean
has been entirely misunderstood, and when VOTES
have really been tbs cause.
Now, why not, in view OF this dangerous enc.
my, make use OF remedy which many year. =
experience have proved 10 be a safe and ceTiaiA
remedy?
B. A. Fahnestock's Vermfugc, used accorfins
TO the directions which accompany each boils
will not fail TO eradicate the destroyer
Since it was first put before The public. man;
worthless preparations have been forced into sax
which have had their day, and are now counted
as SO much trash whereas B. A. Fahnestocks
Vermiluge is daily increasing in popuari,Hs,
owinsAo its intrinsic worth. 1t has only 10 x
used according to the directions, and if wormsef'
isl, they will certainly BY expelled from the ~
tenn. The price is only twenty-five cents T'
bottle, which brings il within the means o. a.
Be sure 10 get B. A. Fahnes,ocks VermiiuT,
and avoid all other articles which are saia ~ =.
good, as none Of them have the virtues o. .
genuine article. For sale by
ALEX. DUVAL CO.,
March IS l47 Main street
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

CINCINNATI MARKET, March IL.
Sales Of Flour ut Miami Canal
23O bbls. al 81 81 $50 bbls at 80 SIS; 100 bb>.
choice brand, at SO 60.
Whiskey-l30 bbls. al IL. cents. We were
informed Of small lot al River selling al ~.
Lard-Wc are advised of the sale OF lol OF 50
bbls. No2 Lard al 81,
20 hhdS Bacon-Shoulders 3. cents; Sides /,
cents; Hams 6.
Wheat-15 cents per bushel.
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ain the centre OF the floor was a conspicuous
tar surrounded with The happy motto
hlibCAdllOii /,
.,,r,t l:i ~ r;,Ltocf Hone

"Thc Ladies' Brightest Hope.
aThc aoor was subdivided into ihirly-sl1
squares, each filled with beautifully picturesque
dnral design. executed BY E. w. Jones, ayounS
ornamental painter OF excellent taste. ,,sbed
Col. Charles Gordon Greene, (the accomplsneJJ
Editor OF The Post) was chief manager aSs,s'ea
bv Col. Amasa c. Smith, and Aaron Hoodi.
Esq, who were specially depuled for that purpose
hv The BOARD of Managers.
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uoYT's oFFICE.-Hoyt is anxious. :.

uOYTS OFFICE-Hoyt is anxious, yer;
IL anxious 10 sell prize of 1000 this month
10 an old patron in the country. Should said pa.
irons eye meet this he will al once know who
mean. II is one who has never vet drawn tis
prize, and Hoyt thinks it is time he had, an!
feels that he is about to sell it; let The order te
sent without delay, and get This $50 900.
HOYT'S OFFICE
No. 3, Exchange
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass No II
% p 80 10 6G 40 80 30 60 II 80 -
Drawing of alexandria, Extra, Glass No 63
$ 6 IS 60 40 Al II ! % 3 Is % 81.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Glass No Il
- % 80 % 5 81 ! 90 IS II A S.
March Is
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.

We arc indebted 10 Mr.. Broadmeadow for a
beautiful carving knife made Of steel manulac-
,ured By himself, after new process OF his own,
which is said 10 furnish better and cheaper steel
Chg halt) than in any other way. Last Winter,
Mr. B. obtained charter from our Legislature,
and is preparing TO manufacture s;eel on large
scale From the specimen before Us, We prsdiri
his success. The knife is "inade up" BY our
neishbor Sutherland, and does great credit 10 his
mechanical Skill
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THE CANAL BlLL.-The following is the vote
BY which the bill for the completion OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal passed the Senate Of Ma
ryland:
Aifrmative-Messrs. Williams, president
Bcall, Blackstone, Gather Hambleton, Howard,
Newcomer, Quynn, Matthews, RobeIts-l0.
Nega;ive-Alessrs. Charles, Constable, Frck,
Palmer, NIoorcs, Parran, Phelps, Selman, Town
scnd-9
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March lS-cwtds

NAUTION.-l hereby forwarn all persons,
~ whatsoever, from harboring or trusting my
wife, Adelaide Bailey as will not hereafter be
bound for any debt of her conlracling-shc hav-
ing left my bed and board without any cause
or provocation whatever.
GRANDERSON BAILEY.
Chesterfield CO March ISL.