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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-20

TTVRUSTEE'S sale OF valuable two story Brick
l. House.-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
Brooke NJ Berry, of record Lber w. b., No. 49, 400,
42l, APO, and 1923 of the land records of Washing
county, the undersigned will offer for sale public
ton, the highest bidder, Saturday the Both day Of
January A. D. l847, the hour of IL O'Clock, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned, lot OF ground, with the
appurenances, situated in the city of Washington, D. c.
and designated the plan of the said city lot No 16, in
square No 6S6, subject to the widows dover.
This property eligby and beautifully situated on Cap
o HILL fronting the west side of LIST east between
and streets north containing comfortable and weldn-
ished wosory brick house, with outhouses garden, &c,
being the which occupied by the Hon. Mr. Holmes,
of South Carolina during the last session ofCongres and is
now the possession of the said Brooke NJ Berry The
title is ndispuabe but the undersigned will convey to
the purchaser only such title is vested In him by the deed
aforesaid Terms of sale cash. The sale take
place in front of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 2S-3taw4wads A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
ne. The above sale is vodaby postponed until
Thursday the lth February, same hour and place, by
der of JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Jan 3N-eodNds A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ry- sale II further postponed until Thurs
day. the 18th inst same hour and place, by order of
JOHN Is. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Feb Il-eodNds A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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by n. MO.n.4.N-S, .qmcifOneer.


Tuesday next, the 23d instant, my auction store,
III O'Clock, a m, win be sold
2new piano fortes, mahogany cases; one made by Gil
bert, of Boston, the other by Scarborough, of Newburg
N. Y, and both excellent instruments
second-han piano fortes, of German and American
manufacture
Piano Stools cover, and music stand
Mahogany extension and pillar and claw dining tables
Do card and pier tables
Do sofas rocking and parlor chairs
DO black walnut, maple, and poplar French and
hgh-post bedsteads
Do wardrobes, toilet, consul, and plain bureaus
One large mahogany chair, suitable for invalid
Cashmeret and muslin window curtains, with gilt COR
nices
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Solar, astral and glass lamps chandeliers.
If the weather should be cold the will be comiora
bly, warmed.
Terms All Of and under 1925, cash credit Of six
days all 25 and under $780, two and four
months $50 and under 800 and wo four, and six
months credit all $780, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest. B. HOMANS,
Feb lS-eo3t Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE Timber Land Mt Auction.-On Sa,

February "a, about II O'Clock, M, by virtue otn decree
OF the Hastings Court of Norfolk city, in the st OF Andrews
Cookies administrators and Others the undersigned wall
sell Saturday, the 9th day OF February, lS47 in front OF
the Beacon office, in Norfolk city at public auction to the
highest bidder all that tract OF valuable forest numbered
land i'm the county of Warwick, OF which M Cooke died
seized and possessed and which purchased OF Rich
ard f.. Parker, deceased
The tract contains fifteen hundred and thirty
less heavily tmbered, the principal growth be
ing white oak OF the best kind, OF all sizes and ages and Is
considered ranking first in the best of mbeed tracts IN
Virginia The land convenient to water and lies con
guous to the property of VIM g. Young, esq who VIII be
pleased to give any information in respect TO it,
credit of twelve months will be given, except Tor 50
much will be sufficient TO pay the expenses OF sale and
the costs of suit which will be required in cash The pur-
give bond with good security for the deferred
payment and the commissioner will retain the title To the
properly till the whole is paid. M. COOKE,
Feb 4-Sawds Commissioner
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Ry A. GREEN, .a,.cfioncer.

y,
ID athe 23d instant shall sell at my auction room two
doors Browns Hotel, 81 O'clock p. large lot
of .books. We deem it unnecessary emu
merne as the books will be cataogued. Persons wishing
positively be sold without reserve A. GREEN
Feb 1876 Auctioneer.
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II VIE bntest nj" One"Pcst Nap OF MeSicO edi-
Il ton, improved The subscriber has Just published
new and improved edition of his map of Mexico incud ing
Yucatan and Upper California exhibiting the chief cities
and towns the principal travelling routes &c Size 25 by
IL inches Six copies of this map, sheets folded the
pocket viii be forwarded by mali for dollar The post
win not exceed q per copy any part the Uni
ted States. s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
Map establishment, northeast of Market and Sew
enth streets, Philadelphia. Feb I9-lItcp+
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rTNIIE subscriber Will open his school on Monday
next, I'D instant i'm his school room on the south
side of Pennsylvania between ~ and 81 streets
Feb l9-tf G. w. FEEkS.
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(tLOAK LOST.-Taken from the house of the Hon Sec
~ rotary of the Navy, Monday night last, full circle
blue cloth cloak, with collar and facing of velvet The
present possessor will please send it to this office.
Feb l9--3*
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(tHEAP Wrapping Paper.-one hundred reams this
" day received
Jan@ F. TAYLOR.
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MAP Of Mexico and Texas Including C",iiorni"
Vl Santa Fe, and the adjoining parts OF the United states
put up for the pocket pocketbook Price 70 cents usl
published. f. TAYLOR;
Also Tanners map of the same, 10 cents; Distlrnes
large map of the same, ST. so; Mtchels map OF Texas
Oregon and California, and the regions adjoining, with
tables of routes, distances geographical dcsnrin"'- 81
rs
IMPROVED Farm In Fairfax county, Virginia, 10,
SaIe.- is situated the Falls Church. (wlcre there
is schoo) in good neigboood, and about ten mile.
from each of the cities of Washington and Alexandria and
eight miles from Georgetown, good turnpike roads
with the exception of about two miles.
1t contains 25 go in timbcr) and the last five
has been under course of improvement which has
demonstrated that it may be brought a high state OF
fertility. with profit to the large part (now in
good condou) is set in grass, planted with choice fruit
much of which is already in bearing The dwelling and
out buildings afford ample accommodation for n geneel
family large framed barn, with stabling in the stone
basement has been recently built it, in best manner
There is mill the promises, having fall of II feet
but for the professional occupation of the owner.
The price is fixed at 25 per The accommo-
datng-a reduction of per cent for cash If sold be-
fore the LIST OF May next II will be for good tenant
who will carry on the improvements, at a low rent.
Mr.. John Duln, residing on the adjoining farm will
show the premises.
For further particulars, apply to
CHARLES DE SELDING
No IL, Todd's Buildings Pa. avenue, Washington b c.
Feb S-2tawtw.
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IMPROVED Farm In Fairfax county Virginia. for
rTHE Latest and Cheapest Map OF Me1,oo. new ed,

No H. Todds Buildings, Pa avenue, Washington. b. C.
Feb S-2tawiw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-26
Interesting 10 Whaiesnen.
4 From this Nav Rsdford MarcuYv 4

]
ho,oLuLu' s. July ISL am happy b
INFORM you that TINS port has become nee port
70 whai1rs OF ~ natons ana IN addlion 20 thst
they are permitted to land 5000 worth Of goods
without duty rms In TACT eusr,ng bounty 70 them
to visit hers and should think would be sumcispt 70
satisfy ell tbs owners and ship masters and 1t strk
ing contra TO merchant ships who potsgs In and
out aud twenty cents per ton tonnage duty, bsaidss
other charges For obtaining the amount Of revenue
which the has the government hsse resort
I'D to taxes on all those who are supposed TO-
benefited by It, aud we come IN Tor share - you may
for reta and tbs are taxed for hosnsee
$1,000 each per snnum The Injustice Of the English
by treaty, 10 put ON higher duty than nvs per ssnt
obliged them TO resort TO all vexauom sorts OF weysto
obtain revenue and a. the natives are poor misss
bio set most OF In ono way OF anotner comes out o.
the foreign residents aud foreign properly Inc Engish
and french treaty so ooges tnsm 70 reosIve nquofs
which with the miserable police here positive svn
at times from the innnI Of sailors and othsrs Of that
class tending with this sumuien 70 rion ana disorder
and endargering poth NE and propeity o'nefwse n
importing II 1t AZ would Or prohipted Ana muen gooo
would arise here In consequence not only 70 morals sod
religion but TO commercial prosperity ana Uni: mas Ssn
confirmed In regard TO LshsanaJ In thm hsue plsos
ionoulu we have granted ~ the thirteen
licenses, averaging soout Y1eo eAon IN" WNu .ns No.
or 5000 seamen without any poioe may give yop some
Idea OF what We are liable TO- at times IN tine danger
from riot aud MISREPRESENTATION. 1u ,9g,isa
There are no whalera In port now, nor at Mau-nn ne
been thought and bsevedb by many, that many OF the
whalerswouid 20 70 Cauornia but am NOS oil chat eptn
ion The suoee.s OF the voyage, OF course, great
measure, depends upon having gooo mem nov 'ne N
aucemen's 10 or men 70 d ,s AZ, pt I, =.
u ~ anost linpOstlDie 10 ApPfehenu
men a. .ne prssepi .hsr An this i. obvistsd A. ~
sdvrnturers 70 ss.us 49, 81 ~, ,,ha,, b..n~
@ h s,;s an sb,,, msssers wi prsvsnt shouin
.n'nk .ns h % r,,,.d 20 Va IN ho.,S
10 ars a. Tart rhaIrships and merchautn.u vho Mi
travel about in order TO ssn IT, oft In ny opinion,
course tins more por they visit this betsy But nv re-
marks above apply to whai.rs alone
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Mall Failures.

All The mails failed by the dissemination OF the cars
At Auburn on saturdsy.-Roehes,r Demoerot 2ih in
stanf.
We have papers from any quarter OF the south BY
Yesterdays mail II has become almost rule for the.
New Orleans papers to fail They sometimes coas the
DAY after they are due by the Northern mail-jFH
mtngton, &c, Csmm,rciaL
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
APPEARANCE DOCKET.

Peter E. Blow s Co. vs.. Henry j. Morri.
son; assumpsit--judgment by default
John II. Rountree vs.. T. Darlington and
NJ. S. Vineyard, adm'rs of M. NJ. Vine
yard and F. Holman, garnishees; assump-
sit-settled.
Timothy F. Barr vs.. t. Darlington and
NJ. s Vineyard, adm'rs of NJ. NJ. Vine
yard and F. HOLMAN, garnishees; assumpsit
settled.
Cyrus K. Lerd, admir- of E. Charles, VS..
Henry Burns; assumpsit--dismis sed.
Palliser & Petty vs.. Charles Wister; as
sumpsit-continned
Henry Poller vs.. VIM. Davidson; debt
Judgment for plaintiff
HI. G. & J. NJ. Grant vs.. Hiram CawOod
ana Joseph Hall; assumpsit--dismissed.
Charles Travis v. Dominick 0'Creely-
assumpsit-dismissed.
William A. Cook vs.. Nathan Shoemaker
-ejecfneBt-continued.
Geo. w. H. Bell and Mary Bell bis wife,
vs. William Henderson-ejectment--con-
tinued.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

The United States vs.. Harris s. Whea-
ton; selling liquor without license mol.
pros.
The United States vs.. Ray s. West; sell
ing liquor without license-same.
The United States VS.. Sutton s. Brown:
selling liquor witout license-same.
The United States vs.. Jacob knisner;
larceny-judgme for the United States BY
agreement.
The United States VS.. Griffith Griffith;
bastardy--continued.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
Have Won tried III

If not do not delay another day, but send inn
mediately; if you have been one Of the wise and
prudent and already bought bottle, the question
is settled--yOu have recovered your hea ,th.
Jayne's Carminative Balsam, for bowel and
summer complaint, never fails. 1t il the only
medicine that will cure. Thousands of persons,
have given their testimony in its favor No fam
iy should ever be without it,
Hhy icear q wig?-A majority Of the wigs
worn are wholly unnecessary. The Of
Jayne's Hair Tonic win always prevent the hair
from falling off, and its continued use viii IN most
eases re-clothe the head with a beautiful crop Of
news hair.
Feuer and .Ague-Cure wamanted-Jayne's
Ague Pills are Warranted 10 cure the worst forms
of Fever and Ague. The money will be refund
ed in all cases if they fad to oure-but they never
do fail.
A strong evidence that DR. Jayne's Expector-
ant Is superior TO all other remedies for Coughs,
Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, and other Pull
monary affections, IS that the same persons who
commenced the Of it in their families ten years
ago, still prefer it to all other remedies Of the
kind; and where any have been induced TO try
other preparations, they have almost invariably
been disappointed in receiving the benefit which
was reasonably anticipated from the high praises
bestowed by the proprieiors and have returned TO
the use Of Jayne's Expectorant, as q remedy that
never has failed 20 relieve them, and which prob
ably never had is equal in anesting pulmonary
diseases.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on Agency by
James N. Oils, Lancaster; BrOwnell & Carson
DodgeviIle; Iiaines & Hollub, Petosi; ID. II.
Fairclnld, Mineral Point catlin & Cole, Beeiown.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
CRIMINAL DOCKET.


The United States VS.. VIM. Morris, e
ais; Indictment for riot-nol. pros.
The United States vs. John Rountree; in.
dietment for assault with intent to kill
removed from docket subject to be reihsta-
ted by district attorney.
The United States VS.. Rockwell Cowles;
indictment for disinterring dead body-same.
The United States vs.. James Rollins and
Martin Barnstetter; Indictment for larceny
same.
The United States vs.. Jonathan c.
Chamberlin; forgery-confinued
The United States vs.. Thomas Brown
and Mrs. Mills; adultery-continued
The United States vs.. Thomas Brown;
assault with intent to kill--tried and ac-
quilted.
The United States vs.. Thomas jenkins;
selling liquor witout hcense-nol. pros.
The United States vs.. McGinnis and w.
Hammonds; selling liquor without license
continued.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
More Evidence of the virtues of Jayne's
Family Medicines.
Thanks for the cal,
ENR. J. N. SMITH, winsbcro', N. c., says

\ II. J. N. SMITH, Wnsboro', N. c., says--
-ES Some Of your family Medicines have reach
ed tins part of the country. They seem TO do
much good, and are eagerly sought after by all
who are acquainted with their medical virtues.
should be glad TO have an agency for the sale of
them, as | flatter myself, that my reputation as
physician is such, as will promote your interest
IN their sale. The Expectorant appears TO be in
the greatest demand here.
MIR. ]. Wallace, Milford, Pa, says-The first
months very little medicine was sold, excepting
your Worm Medicine, which was soon disposed Of.
II rs but short time since the Expectorant was
much called for. | had used one bottle in my
family, and found it an excellent medicine for
colds. This spring there have been an unusual
number of persons complaining of heavy colds,
aud the most of them have found relief by your
Expectorant.
MIR. Thomas NJ. Turner, Savannah, Georgia
says-We have been very successful in selling
your Alternative, and we have but few bottles
left; we wish you 10 send us gross by the first
vessel
Messrs. Whitney & Latin, M. Morris, NJ ",
say--We are out of your Vermifuge and Hair
Dye, and have daily calls for the Vermilugc,
which stands very high in this section. The
sales of all your medicines have been, and con-
tinne to increase.
Ezra futile, Woughby. Ohio, says Your
Vermiflge aud Pills sell very readily here--I
could have sold much more Of them if | had
had iheW
L. =. Steadman. Mayville, N. Y, y 81 find
your Vennfuge and Evpectorant give good salts
faction, and we should he glad TO have another lot
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
A PRoCLAMATIoN.

Governor Of he Territory Of Wisconsin.
DELIEVING that large majority Of the peo-
Il Dpe of the Territory Of Wisconsin are in favor
Of af early admission into the Union as an inde-
pendent State, and that such admission would
greaty advance the best interests and prosperity
Of the people thereof: Therefore,
Know Ye, That 1, HENRY DoDGE, Governor
of the Territory aforesaid, by virtue Of the au-
thority in me invested, do hereby appoint a spe-
cal session Of the Legislative Assembly Of the
said Territory to be held at the capitol IN Madi-
son, on Monday the eighteenth day Of October
next, at IL O'Clock, meridian; that said assembly
when convened may take such action thereon,
and adopt such other measuresa as in their wisdom
The public good may require.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand, and caused the
H. .. great seal Of the Territory 70 be af-
fixed. Done No Madison, the 2 III
day Of September, lst7.
HENRY DODGE.
BY the Governor:
JoHE CArLIN, Secretary, W. T.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
BARGAINsi BARGAISsm

w ILL be exposed at public auction TO the
w highest bidder, the ihirtIeih inst, at The
house Of Jonathan Lancaster, one mile west Of
Major Prices, the following property: two horse
wagon; horses aud harness; two colts; one yoke Of
cattle; ! two horse plough; lot Of good hay
and wheat; two milk cows and calves and one
steer. ALSO forty acre lot on the northeast
quarter of spciin flriy-six, town four, range six
west; entirely fenced, near twenty acres broke
up, with good cabins and stabllng, al IN order,
which can be seen at any time before sale, by
calling on the subscriber upon the premises.
TERMS-A sums under five dollars, cash /;
under twenty-five dollars, three months credit,
and nudpr fly dollars, six months credit. The
land. one ihird cash, the balance ~ twelve
months, which when paid warnntee deed will
be given--iifie indisputable;. Possession given
on the on the first Of February next.
JONATHAN LANCASTER.
October Q, ~. 3I-t-.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

Y
County Of Grant,
United States District Court for said Grant coun-
ty--in Cbancery
Leonard Jarvis e
David Kendall y
EDY virtue Of deefetal order Of said court
I'D made at the September term, A. ID. 1917, at
the Courthouse in Lancaster, ia said county, on
tire 9Th day Of October Ist7, IN the above emit
lied cause, 10 sell the morigaged premises, shall
offer for sale 20 the highest bidder for cash in
hand, ut the Courthouse in Lancaster, IN said
county, on the 9th day Of November, A. ID.
a sale 10 commence az ~ O'Clock noon, Of
said day, the following described real estate, to-
wif: the southeast quarter Of section number two,
township number three north Of range number
two west, containing one hundred and SIXTY acres; ;
also the southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
Ter Of section eleven, IN town number four, north
Of range number one wesi. containing forty acres;
also, the southwest quarter Of section three, in
town three. north ff range one west, containing
one hundred aud sixty acres; also an undivided
one hundred and seventy acres Of four hundred
acre tract, being the east half Of section thirty
three, and southeast quarter % the southeast quar-
ter, and the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section number twenfg-elghf, in town
number four north Of range number one west,
all IN Grant county, Wisconsin Territory
CYRUS X. LORD,
Master IN Chancery, Grant county, w. Il.
Alfred Bronson, compliments Solicitor.
Lancaster, October 8, l547. 3i-6t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

The wheat crop of Michigan for the pres
eDt year, as estimated by gentleman now
preparing statistics for the Patent Office in
Washington, will not fesi short Of 5000. 900
bushe.'. nor exceed 100000 bushels.
The 90. hty oftf- 9 ain this year Is superior
IA every respec. 90 the crop Of last year.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
Mosaic GLASS FLoonrSe-NEw IsvrN-

Mosaic GLASS FLooRrSG-NEw ISvEN-
TIoN.-Mr. p. Hewins, of this city, has
made highly interesting discovery. II sa
composition, cheaply obtained, with which
he makes glass plates for flooring substi-
tute for marble, being stronger and more
beautiful, and full fifty per cent. cheaper.
He has made discovery in the process of
coloring, by which the plates are made TO
partake of every variety of color, which
forms part Of the glass, and can never be
eradicated or lessened in reshness.-Hart-
ford Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

To- A young medallist, Of the name of
Picourf, Of London, has struck out a new
path, and has yentured upon taking ike
nesses upon canoes, which, of course, are
imperishable, and his essays have been
crowned with the greatest success in those
of Her Majesty and the Prince Consort.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
TAKEN uP.

~ CANE into the enclosure Of the sub
@s-~l scfibers On Friday. Isl INST, bay horse,
LIZ six or seven ye,rs old, black name and
tail. sar and stripe in the Forehead left hind foot
white above the pasten Joint, shoes on, about Is
hands high. The eyner viii please property
pay charges and take him away.
CHANDLER & PRESTON.
Hazel Green, October 9, ~. Slit.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

~ MIR. Wilde, who recently died with
yellow fever, was native of Ireland, but
came TO America when quite youth with
bis parents.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

tEs- The French Government have estab-
lished bounty for the encouragement of the
growth of the black walnut Of America, IN
France.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

tCs- The Wheeling Times says that 1
son of Bishop Alexander Campbell, Of Beth
any, Va, was drowned on Saturday last, il
Buffalo creek.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

Us- Hon. T.. c. Cabell, Representatiy,
elect from Florida to the next Congress,
strong Wing, is at the Astor House.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16
COUNTY ORDER LOST.

A Ii persons are cautioned against purchasing
IN County Order. numbered 1886, of ten
dollars, payable TO r. r. Wood or bearer, as the
same was lost and parted from the owner without
consideration OF his consent.
E.P WOOD, Clerk, b. G.. &C W.T..
October 10, 1917 S2-fL
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

20 Col. Taylor, brother of Old Rough
and Ready. has arrived at Washington, may
be shortly expected in Philadelphia.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

g% Sentence of death was pronounced
on James P. Eangford, AT Montrose, Pa, a
few week ago, by Judge Conylgham. He
shot his wife last winter, when he was in-
toXicated.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-16

% The steamer Admiral brought from
St. John, N. b., on Friday. TO Boston, 500
ernigrants. Considerable excitement exists
in st. John on account of the increase OF
pauper emigrants.