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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
TEXAS AND OREGON.

The Juiled States Hotel Company At
Boston have appropriated $4,000 10 build
another addition 10 that already smpendous
establishment. As the extension on Kings
ton street was called Texas lhe proposed
addition on Lincoln street is TO be called
Oregon
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
MELANC HOLY OCCURRENCE.

We gather the following particulars
OF fight between MI Richie, editor
Of the Richmond Enquirer, and
Mr.. Plesants, editor OF the Wing from
the Washington Correspondent of the
Public Ledger:
Il learn by The cans from Richmond,
this evening", that rencontre took place
in that city this morning, between Mr..
Richie Of the Richmond Enquirer, and
Mr.. PIessanls, of the Richmond Wing,
in which the latter was mortslly wound
ed. 1t seems ,ha, Mr.. Pie sssn,s, las
evening, sent Mr.. Richie message, ,,c
hs effect that if he did uot meet him
at The 'Colton Press lie would pos, hin
as coward. Mr.. Richie returned 70
bis answer that he would be lhera. The
accordingly me at tho nour appointed
Mr.. Richie armed with pistols and
bowie knife, and Mr.. Plesen,s, with pis
tolls end sword cane. They commence
firing a, foriy PAGES, and fired lou
rounds, approaching each other as the
fired, (the balls Of neither taking no ef
fecO until they were within closing dis
stance, when the attack was continue,
with sword cane and bowie knife. Mr.
Richie was wounded in the moutl
breast and ann, and Mr. PIeassnts wa
eniireI y cut across lhe abdo men, sever
ing The iniest mes, and redcring his re
covery impossible.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

We are Informed. says the New York
Express, from source entitled TO credit,
thai Mr.. Irving our Minister al Madrid,
and Mr., King, our Minister at Paris, are
both ordered 10 rspsir 10 london, to confer
with Mr.. MI.ean. |. is supposed that The
Oregon and Tariff questions will occupy
,heiI attention.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Female Ingisnui'y.-A widow woman,
with seven child dfen having applied FOR some
slime in vain for shirsd lodgings, at last ptsc,
,ised the following Jsnesse TO obtain shel.
,er for herself and offspring. Observing 1
notice Of lodging 10 let, in a house situated
next 10 chucbysrd,sshe ordered her chill
drsn to play in The charchyard while ,h,
inquired respecting the apartments. The
sfirst question on entering The threshold wa.
Madam, have you any ehildrenl' 10 which
she replied ina ssin, like and pathetic
tone, They are all in the church yard. 'Th,
effect was instantaneous writings wer
drawn up--the rooms seeuiod, aud the lad
came 10 take, possession OF thom' Tn
hostess was horror struck on bshodin,
her children, aud refused them sdmittancs
but nothing being said on this point in III,
bond she was fain obliged to make n-vir
tue OF necessity and make lhe beat Of ba
bargaia'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
ECLIPSE.

On the ash Of April there will partial
eclipse Of the sun. The degree Of ubscu.
will be sbou, diglls in Illinois, nearly 7
in Boston, aud | / in Florida gradually in
crsssing as we approach the Island Of Cuba
near The middle OF which il will be central
and total. This will be the last large o.
clipse Of the sun that will be visa bic TO US
until May 26lh' 1854.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
SHORT ACCOMMODATION

Old 9jor Somebody of Arkansas relates
that while on a Journey some time since, he
came TO small house one evening, and be.
ing weary and IN need OF refreshments, he
inquired Of boy. whom he found q, the
ioor. If he could procure sapper.
u reckon not replied The boy, for we
hsinl 60, no meat nor we hsint no brea d
nor wo haint no ,s,ers.'
We'll, you can give me bed can't your
4 reckon no,,ior we haint no bed clothes
nor we hsint TO straw nor we hsinl no floor
in csr house
'Well, can you give my horse something
10 es,!'
Il reckon not, for we hain, no hay, nor
we haint no corn, nor we hsinl no oats
neither
why in the name Of human nature, how
10 you do herei'
'Oh very we'll l shank ye; how do YOU
do yourselfl'
The Major was off.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
ATAoT FOR THE DEspoNDlNe.

A FACT FOR THE DESPONDING.
Mr.. Gilmote, the new president Of the
Western (Msss.) Railroad, has The offer of
FIVE other situations besides tha, which he
has accepted, in either Of which he miaht
have a 'aIary Of $4,000 year. The Wor-
cesIerSpy says it is less than 20 years since
he went into the city from the country, a
common Iaborer, and wss for some time
porter to the store Of Whlwsll and Bond.
aud while laboring with his hand cart was
as distinguished for his fsithfuIness, indus.
ny and intelligence in this humble employ
inert, as he has since been in other ayoca
tlons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

We have received the Two first numbers
Of new beautifully printed paper published
by Baldwin & SisIy. Il processes neural
ily in politics, and is ably conducted, the
editorial department being under the control
of our old friend Sisty, late Of the Wilkes.
barre Advocate. Success attend their un-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

United States Mint. The Pfssiden,
has transmitted to Congress a report from
Mr.. PawsrSons the director Of the Minis
which s!s1es tina, the whOls coinape for the
year, at The 'hres minis in operation. a.
mounted to s3,75o 447 in gold, sl,s73,,
200 iu silver, and $50, ,04s in copper coin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Commercial Policy Of Sir Robert Pee
"A London letter lhus condenses into brlel
limits sketch OF the new Commercial pol
icy proposed by Sir Roberl Pee, IL. Tht
abolition Of all duties upon coarse articles
OF manufactures in wool, cotton and linen
duties on ihe finer SORTS reduced from 20 t.
0 per cent
2. Reduction Of The silk duties OF 80 ne,
cent and upwards, to fixed duty Of l5 PEI
lcent.
3. Reduction OF tho laIlow duty from 3s
Cd. TO Is. 3D. per cwI. and of other duties
on articles Of general use.
A. Reduction oil duty on brandy and
other spirits, from 23s l0d. per gallon tc
l6s.
8 Abolition Of the corn laws al the end
jof three years, meanwhile The duty to b,
o.. when wheat is under ass. a quarter
falling Is. for every Is. rise in price nll N,
latter reaches SIS. when The duty is 10 re
main fixed at4s, Indian corn 10 be admi.
ted duty Free.
9. Compensation TO landowners by
new arrangement of highway rates and III,
law OF settlement; loans for impro veme nj
and relei in the cost of lransmhlng prison
ers docIoring me sick poor, and The insuuc
lion OF pauper children.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

T wo women lately set fire to a meet
ing house of the Reformers in Boone
county Ky'and burnt it to sskes, because
The church had refused them member
chip. What worthy church members
they would have msde,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
The Whining ton, n. c. Chronicle says

The Wilmington n. G. Chronicle says
Spring is fast opening upon US. The
trees are putting out their foliage, flowers
in gardens Several Of Them sic in bloom
and every thing belokens that the reign o.
winter is closing rspidly.'
6|No, so with us. Although The sur
is clear, and the weather warm and spring
like, yet we have about two fee, of snow IL
the woods. and every prospec, Of it's con
iinung on The ground for weeks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Appalling Cruelty. AN Engish paper
contains an account Of The 6Ogging of sal
or boy in the British merchant service
upon whose Iacerated back vitriol toas pour
,ed :"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
THE PACKETS
scent.

There ate now no less than fourteen
packet ships, including the Massachusetts
due al New York. The Massachusetts is
in heI thirty fhh day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Scarlet Fever is prevailing 10 an a.
larmlng extent in Ohio. One huadred
children died oft in the vicinity Of
IChl'icothe during 9 weeks ending the
.2olh ult
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

A rumor is in circulation, says the ~
Y. Mirror that Eek President Tyler's wife
has sepaI s'ed from him, and returned 10 her
home on Long Island, N. Y.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Execution Of " CG6srty.-Gov Skunk
has fixed upoa Friday, The 9Th day of May
next, for The execution of James M'Cafrcrly
convicted at the November conrt. in Hun.
|'ingdon county, for ,bs murder of Davil
Hassler, al Mill Creek, in July last
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

There are seven hundred miles of Rail.
road in operation in Massachusetts,, costing
'wen'y'eigh! millions Of doIlats,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Mammoth Hog, The Richmond Va
S'sr, says, that Mr.. Heckler,nesr ,ha, plac,
has killed hog which weighed l40o lbs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
THE BIBLE.

il is book Of laws, 10 show ths right
and the wrong.
IL is book or wisdom that condemns
all folly and makes the foolish wise.
Ii is book Of truth, and tests ell er-
rors.
1t is a book Of life, that shows the
way from everlasting desth.
1t is the most compendious book in
oil the world.
II is the most authentic and interest.
ing history thai ever was published.
i Contains the most sncisn, sntiqui.
ties, remarkable events and wonderful
occurrence. a
II points out The most heroic deed,
and unparalleled wars.
1t describe the celestial, terrestial and
the lower worlds.
1T explsins the origin ofths angelic
myrisds of human tribes, and develisf
legion.
IL will Instruct the ostIaccomplishec
mechanic and the proioundest artist.
Ii will instruct the best rhetorian, snt
exercise every power Of the most skill
ful arithmetcau.
1T will puzzle the wsest sua,omis
snd the incest critic.
1T correct, the. vain philosopher, ant
conluses the wiset astronomer
II exposes the subtle sophist, snc
drives diViners mad.
4, is 3 complete code OF laws, per
feet body sf divinity, and unequaled mar
raIive.
Ii is book Of lives.
1; is book ofnayeIs.
II is book OF voyages.
Ii is the best covenant ,hst ever was a
greed 10; the bss. deed that ever was seal
ed.
1t is the best testament that ever wa
signed
1t is wisdom 10 understand it, to be of il
lis awfully destitute.
l. is The house wifes bes. guide. and h
servants besl.insruc,or
It's the young mans best companion.
IL is The school boys spelling book.
Ills the learned mans master piece.
IL is the ignorant mans dictionary.
II sffords knowledge of all witty inveI
tion, and il is its own Interpreter
II encourages the wise, the warrior, on
the overcomer
~ And Ma, which crowns all, is that II
auih0T, is without Partially, and hypecri
cy.--'Wiih whom is no varablsnss, neitl
er shadow of,furning lie God
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

Al the last dates from Washington, the
Oregon notice was still under discussion in
he SenNe. The only difference that ap.
pears to exist among the members upon the
subject is as to the time aud manner Of Civ
ing the notice. There was no doub that a
resolution in some form, directing The notice
would pass by an almost unanimous vote.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07
The New Court House.

We publish on our first page, the specii-
cation for the new Court House building
10 be erected in this place this Sc sson, the
plan having received the approba ton of the
County Commissioners. 1t will be teau-
tiful building Of the Ionic order, so by 90
feet, s!arding end ways to the slreet, t,having
a portco in front supported by six columns
The dome and spire rise sbou, 80 feet above
The ground floor. The offices and fires
proofs to be in ,Ae BASEMENT. Entrance TO
the Cour, Room by steps through the por-
,ico. II will be an ornament TO the town
and do credit TO the county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-07

They Skx.'-They ssy---,'said Kerch.
berg.
Ilis not rue!'exclaimsd Faus,aina.
'Wksl,is not true. Counisss!' asked he in
anazemsnt.
Whatever begins with they say, is on the
face OF it not ,rue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
CASE OFuLNTFR HILL,

1t is understood that Governor Smith has respi,ed
Hunter Hal until the 7h Of February, lS47 and II is
further stated that the Governor has deter mined that he
shall be executed, condemned according 10 law
during his gubernalual term
We had no personal acquaintance with Major Robert
X Smith, ror have We any with the vcled prisoner,
nor hal any know ledge whatever Of the political o.
pnons OF the latter when his trial took place, which in
deed have nothing whatever 10 do with criminal trials -
Hunter lllIl condemned by Jury Of his vicnage;
the legal exceptions moreover, taken by able counsel,
were yerruled BY the highest Criminal Court of Tho
State and the decisions m the Court below affirmed -
Ia addition 10 this. the House a Delegates Of Virgnia
the oh day ofJanuay last, rejected by The orerrhe-
ing Doie u oS 10 %, resolution nsirucng the Com
mttee for Courts of Justice to inquire into the exped
ency Of authorizing the Governor and Council TO CON-
mute the punishment OF death confinement in the Pens
ltenlary in certain specified cases. An enquiry, which
although general in lis nature, was understood 10 refer
and treated IN the legislative discussion, to the
Of Hunter Hill In the face of his refusal Of the
legislative sanction Governor Smith virtually commutes
thus The punishment, thereby setting himself up
Erecutipe High Court Of Errors, which is anomaly
in both the BRUSH and American systems.
Regarding such IA course as one which seis prece-
dent Injurious 10 society and good government We
have deemed it our duty to invite attention what we
regard as SO fragrant abuse OF executive power
yN6yolk Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23

ABouT CoRsErs.-Lady Mary Wortle Montague,
gives very effective hit at corset wearing. in her wr
lings the East. She says, Zone Of the highest
terainmeas 10 Turkey is having you 60 TO their baths.
When was introduced to one, the lady Of The houss
came 10 undress me--anoher high compliment they pay
strangers. After she had slipped of my gown and
my stays she very much struck the sight Of
them. and cried The other ladies' in the bath
Come hiiher and how cruelty the poor Engsh Ia
dies used by their husbands yon need boast. ins
deed OF the superior liberties allowed YOU when they
lock YOU up thus IN box! +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
political.
THE. 81 Il TREASURY.

This scheme, which IA ngan urged as party men
cure, Is likely 10 be pressed with degoc Of
ness dutiHr the present session OF Congress aud III
doubt be- contaminated. iurmet working was not We
" satisfactory 10 ihe commercial part Of the cemuuni,
~ IN which its principal operations carried on and
IN ruth II was mere nmekery, IA lar dirores from
the Banks concerned. Il found To be lmpracii.
cahe IN Ia execution. requiring, Ms II mus. "hule
mfs OF men Ia transmit specie from post 10 pnsl and
was nut literally carried unt Tie transactions with
The Custom Houses were arranged hy what called
specie CHECKS, and he ageney 81 the tanks just a.
EVER.
That The reader may what IS Thought of the inca
sure by prominent TREND ni the Administrations We
suhInin slrong article from Tho New York sun The
Editor ul that paper has had good opportunities of oh
serving the entire failure Of the system during the short
pntiol n WIS operation IN 1870. The fiIcnens ma
iure of The scheme is well drscrhrd In The mpe state
men that, IN a city like New iofk, II IS nothing but
" hiring nm orulent citizen al fifteen dollars day, 10
heep he bfFs' 81 one Of ihe nanm1ih vaults or
salts.
We ask attention To this article. presenting. con
clsey aud iofclhY the utter aAsnrdly ul the nhe al
far.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
TIE INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

Our article of last week on The sub Treasury has
drawn out The response OF our worthy democratic friends
of The Evening Post and the Morning News The
Post hns capital way Of refuting II takes hall
dUzen extracts from article, Of two three lines
each, miesperses them plenuuIy with stars and lhen
sHeerngly says "ook at that" The News says the ar
tlcle .'bank manifesto" for which they had long
been looking; that the Journal Of Commerce is the
pecal organ Of the banks and of the Bank Of America
particular, and then it dashes with bank currup-
ZION. stock gambling bank oppression. Sc, &c. The
News makes show ofargument than the Post. aud
yet bring ourselves 10 believe that the editor
seeking really enIighen his readers by his course
Of remark. We do that our being The mouth
piece of the banks, II IL would spoil good ar.
eumenL The course Of a wise is to give even
selfshness fair hearing aud Learn tom II, whatever Ia
to be learned. We do the necessity OF denyng
the high responsibility which the News assigns US,
We shall mol deny that the Bank of America
and all the banks for il has nothing to do with the argu
We do not perceive that the criticisms Of our
contemporaries are susceptible OF more respectful reply
Than his.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
E'saHiNlX FOUNDRY,
T. ~ u e IL burg U'irgtniU

III MlNG completed my Mater Power and other
Improvements. al my aid stand. the Pump
House OF the lynchbnfe Mater Works. am now pre-
pared Ia execute all oefs Ia my line ri business.
Cast Geefng Tor Mills as other Machinery with eve
~ description oil castings of
swoN HVAss. AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bncc" Presses, tintn.r>. Hnnds, Levers, Ac Ac.
From an experience ri nearly 20 yeats, IN of the
best conducted establishments the State, feel conf
dent o being able To give satisfaction 10 those ayung
ne with their painuGae,
would particularly rll the attention of Tuhacroniss
In my establishment Having been The first that inrodu
ced The mrnuaolue o anacco Screws Presses aud Pa
tent Bands &c, IN lynehhurg. | can with confidence
refer those unaeqnanied with my work 10 the principal
Topacconss Of this place. having put up between IS
aud 100 presses, within the short time Of my residence
here.
With view of securing fair share of patronage. |
shall continue 10 add saeh labor saving machinery. As
will enable Ia execute work With accuracy md de
spaich, anl III warrant all wnrk dune my establish
men To be equal 10 any done IN this place or elsewhere
A. q. DABNEN.
Nov u l2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
NO YEGF,.

A S have made arrangements for the future, II
" is necessary that should cluse mp my old busi
ness hope. therefore, Hose indebted 10 will come
forward and settle N,th hllle delay possible
NM +. YOUNG.
Jan. |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
TIlE SuB-TREASIRY.

As the Sub Treasury is about 10 come up in the
House ol Representatives, we publish the following re
marks Of the New York Journal of Commerce, Dem
ocfac paper, upon the subject. No after reading
The partial effects Of the sub Treasury support
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23

HE following Schemes VIII be drawn at Wilmington.
as foIaws:
Monday 23d-Pol omoke, Class So - Nos. -
drawn. Copllals-25,0oO, 600, 1000, 5000, &c.--
fichas S, halves 4 qnarlefs2 ?. Drawn Nus. received
25lb
Tuesday 9th Pokomoke, Class 80 70 Nos. 8
draNn. , Capitals Of | , 600. 5000. 5000, 1000 and
~ of 1000, &r. Tickets s., halves 250, quarters
% Drawn Ms received Goth.
"Wednesday 2jlh-Pokumoke, Class co Is Nos
Is drawn. Cap1as-l00o0, 1000. 2O00 on OF 800.
Tirkcs 81, lahes ,, quarters |. Drawn Nus reeeIy-
ed 9th.
Thursday 2Gth-Pokonose Class Gl. IS Nus. Is
dawn. Capitals 5000, 5000. 1000, 1900 sc. Tick
cts $3.50. Iaves -, quarters G2a. Drawn Nos re-
ceived 2sh
Friday 9Th Pokamoke. Class 62 Is Nos. IA
drawn. Capitals 10000, 1000, 2000 1895, &c.
T.ckes 81
$4,000 50O0-lOO of 10000
Graud Consodared Lottery. No Is. To be drawn on
Saturday,. M1rah 28 lel6, - nos. I3 drawn Grand
Capitals: $50 600. 5000. 700. 5000, 5000, 236l,
100 pi YES u 1900 Sr Tickets S2, halves g. quarters
certificate OF - whoIes cost j.li3 40, halves II
20, quar- e 80 s..
Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
Deduct the price Of three tickets Ia We every day
l. urries from to so. and when remittance is made
La me- large small, will always invest the mosj
popular ioeries on hand. Tie draw lngs sent, when
rqn sied 10 all wha order from me The lash for Il
capitals can be I'd usual sight Ga all letters
elNng cash pfiz tickets Ire postage need not be paid
lie flekels In he above Lotteries are received aud all
orders addressed 10 LUCK the most nrumpt and
enld nal atlen ion. Persons from the country visit
mo The city. should bear in mind that all prizes art in
tie hands Of 1t Ck' For prizes, address
{. B. LUCK.
Richmund, March IL is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
.y'D E'EfaE.

tkNIlE SUBSCRIBER has this day. entered into
Il partnership with WIN. 4. Young, for the purpose
ofeonducting GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION aUSTN ESS,lud after returning his aeknawl-
Judgments 10 his tuuurr customers. who have 81 liberals
" extended To Inn their patronage whilst in the late
concern ot Bowlcs herec, hegs leave 10 them.
that IN the new Concctn, they will find larger and
general assortment oil Groceries, than he has heres
tuare had the pleasure Of Offering Them aud asks
unnance ui then patronage 10 liz urW concet6 as well
IA call from the public generally promising them, thai
prompt attention TO business and bargains shall be
any Involvement, they shall not 81 away Disappointed.
PAUL {. BOW LES.
Jan. | Is
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SEQ ss.EssD.

- AN aOFF from ne subscriber abont the Isl
K 4 Nj rch, Nelro Nan by the name OF
S "a ~ JN r D "A NJ.
aoaut % 50 years age he of bright complexiun
feet 9 or ten inches nigh, good set of teeth shows
Them plainly @hen talking, aud pleasant countenance
when spoken 10. has The eil side Of his neck or
marks, somewha, elevated and resemble burns Having
recently purchased him. have but lltle know edpe of
his clothing, but | think he wore "a black fur hat half
worn, and broad cloth dress coat-he is a Carpenter
by trade, and understands the Allwrigh's BUSH ess Al.
so, tolerable good Blacksmith. ! have no doubt he
has obtained free papers and will aim to make his way
10 the State of Ohio. will give 20 dollars to any one
VINO will apprehend him and him in any Jail
that get him again. CllAS. j. OLIVER.
March IL Is
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March -
The Oregon Question 'SetE5ct.
JAMES e. Ay-ls'Ea

TEVAKES this occasion Ia return hi, must sincere
d thanks In the puhir, tar The very Iheral patronage
bestowed since his withdaWai non lie iirn Of Muir
nil & : Nth; and would sly