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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
THE TREAsuRY-Nr. NEREDrTH.

The IREASIRf-ME. MEREDITH.
A rrpoH rs started IN Washington. )
saFin'ghl siies. BY his opponents. that Mf.
Mrrrdiih. ihs nes SerrrIary II lie Ira.
snry. Was FIRE. Trader. This j. PM n
rest by the following letter. addressed b
ban same arrks since 10 mreling Al
PnIssillr, PENNSYLVANIA
Nv DEAR Sir:-l had The pleasure IL
rrreising. few days siure. youT l,Ilrr an
hrhelio lhe Committee. inviting nie 10 he
present a The Wing jubilee ~ Pousville.
on Saturday next. aud regret extremely
that my engagements here Will prevent me
irnn awaiting myself 81 The m, ilalion.
There could be nn ncessian on which |
sh"nld more ia,luily participate in tie
FESTIVITIES. The importance of the result
81 the bale tlre,irn cannot be nveraled.
The passage &c The act &c 46 involved
insult as Hrll as injury III pennsylyania.
aud the people must have hren blind 10
ilieir own honor and Interest II they had
moi resented i. The triumphant manner
10 which the people Of The Common wealth.
and in an especial and remarkable degree
the penple &c srhuylklll coun,y. la,.
vindica,ed their rights al lie recent elrc-
tons, nni only shows a determination that
The principles Of The tariff Of ~ shall he
restored, and that their industry shall not
in future be sacrificed 10 SUN The views of
political pariizans. but Exhibits in a
sr,ng light the fart that The people rann /
be longdccri,cd. aud that they can and will
enforce The due responsibility Of Their pub.
lie servants. With men able 10 do This
We may he sure that the republic will con-
linur 10 be just. glorious. triumphant. |
nflrr fnr the acceptance 0f our brethren
the fnlln~ing sentiment,
pENSsYLyaSIA--Pronr alike agains, The
wisdom ol her enemies and the snblleiles
1professlng friends. she will always stand
Tor the rights Of industry and The princi.
pies Of freedom.
am sir. with great esteem,
Very respectfully,
w. NJ. MEREDITH.
ID. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq. ...s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

Caution. We learn that several coun.
ieaeit ten dollar notes on the Merchants
Bank at Cheraw. were passed alton trades
men in King street, on Saturday night last.
One Of them. which was shown to US. pur-
ported 10 be signed Nv w. Gordon, Pres.
itleni, and - Wright, Cashier, where's
as Mr.. Wright is President Of The Bank,
and Mr.. Gordon Cashier, and the genuine
notes are signed accordingly. The en-
craving was coarse. aud the signatures
and filling up all evidently by the same
hand. The person who passed off the
notes IS represented as heing Of medium
SIZE, flushed face. with Indications Of dis
slpaletl habits, and wearing a brown frocs
OF over coat with velvet collar.
Char. Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

The late Secretary Of War. previous 10
his retiring from office. gave the following
names to the new Qualifications now heing
erected bv Government: The fort al the
narrows Of The Penobscol river. Me-. Fort
Knox; fort on Governors Island. Boston
lIarbor. Mass Fort Winthrop; fort on
Rouse's Point. N. u. Fort Montgomery;
fort a, Black Rock. N. Y. Fnri Porter !;
CIR, at Spring Wells. near Detroit. Mich.
Fo,t WAYNE: fort at ;rand Island, Platte
River. Oregon route. Fort Kearny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
For tho Marlborough Recorder.
From the People 10 the CandI-
dates.

The meeting Of The friends Of morality
and god nrtler. IN this county. will take
place on Tuesday nf Nav Canr, Al 10
o'rlock. A. NJ. The place of meeting
will lie d signaled in due iimr.
We now call ON our fellow citizens 10
remember The day. and The object of the
meeting; which is 10 express our views
and feelings. with regard 10 the praciice
Of public treating by the candidates Of our
county. We hope al who feel interested
will he present, aud hear wha, the spea-
krrs Tor the occasion have 10 say. Ify.u
will come nut, we will give such an ex
preston nf opinion and feeling. as, We
think, will fully Justify our canhidalrs for
public stations in abandoning the practice.
winch, we know, is highly detrimental 10
our mutual welfare and happiness. We
would again call the attention OF al those
who have been, are now, or NAV be can.
didates in this county, 10 this meeting.
GenIlrmen, we invite your attendance,
We wish The opportunity Of saying To ynn,
publicly and collectively, that We would
much prefer that You should canvass our
county, and address US when aud where
you see ii so 10 do. without feeling your
selves under any obligation To purchase
spirits for our consumption. We wish
YOU TO know, that we shall feel ourselves
as highly honored by the privilege of cleo.
ting you without the liqGoring qualifca.
tinn, as with il, and even more highly
for We do by no means regard ihi. as a
necessary qualification. We wish you
To feel yourselves entirely freed from any
necessity which WOW may imagine rests
upon you To pursue the course which YOU
have so often pursued, To the serious in
Jury Of many who are your friends. As
you are all, doubtless. willing to obey the
wishes of yonr constituents. we wish TO
inform you Of our wishes in this pariicu.
lar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
The Progress Of Givilization.-It i.

The Progress OF CiviliZation.--lt Is
recorded as remarkable instance of The
progress of civilization. that the Turkish
ambassador in France has but one wife,
and that. unlike the Eastern custom ol
keeping females closely housed up. or CO.
vering them over with wells when they go
out. he took his lady TO grand ball given
recently at the Hotel de Vile. She is
thus described by French paper:
Another queen of the lele was the
wife Of The new Otioman ambassador.
Madame Calinarchi. young Grecian la
DIV. This fair creature shone, not like
the other ladies' present. by the loads Of
diamonds which covered her person. hui
by her.beant.". Il was the beauty Of Phi.
.ias aud PIaAilclcs, the marbls Of raros,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Original Bill.-In Equity.

original Blll--ln Equity.
Mary Catherine Lleg, IfiitiG carOlins kIsp.
ItnG c@nsha Lily. Sipin 4. klfy, and S,i.
rah y. EIey. infants under he age ~ hrtRfts.
one years. ,cho complain ty ikfir mart jifend,
Martin khy.Jr.
against
Lei kLey. cdmiRis,rafor II Rosfop aqrp. aseI.
hiLiGn Si0p. Bfnjamin Sharp. John Slorr,
Isdac Saarp, BIZ Aiarp. .Ltn Nicholson. Aen.
cy NieloLsOn. H,pry AitkoLon, Sarah NieLni.
son. Edrard Nhiis,H aud rift EEsa. VII.
ham Anfsny and miff De,oraf. Alfrtd SharD
and Wife Catherine, and jacob. Michael Az.
Gsrs0n. Daniel Monroe aud Boston Slarp,
hrirs ~ Daniel Sharp, decd.
TT appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court.
that Edward Nhiisell and wife Eliza, WilIiem
Antony and wife DcharAh. Allied Sharp and Si,s
Catherine, and Iacoh. Michael Anderson. Dan.
Tel, Monroe aud Boston sharp, heirs Of Dantsl
sharp, deceased, ARE non residents Of this STATE.
II s,herefore ordered that advertisement lie made
in the Hillsboroueh Recorder. for six suocess!,a
weeks. for said defendants 10 appear NJ the nes,
term Of this Court. TO be held nj the court house
in Marlborough. on the second Monday Of Sep
temher neSt. then and there To plead. answer or
demur 10 the compliments bill, cr the same " III
be taken prD cont,ss rs TO them, and decree en-.
tered accordingly.
Witness. q. y. Long, Clerk and Nasie, in our
SAID Court Of Equity, al Office, this 2ls, day Of
March, 1919.
o. FL0NG. c. a. ME-.
Price adv. S6:5 7i---6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28

DR.. Parry recently bled topper, and
found that The waiery slements were near.
" gone. AMI Alcohol supplied their place.
lie applied torch 10 The blnod, and /, ~
intel. II hid su"l, an effect on ,hs ne
trlaie, lha; &c reiurmea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28


The GtssEIlNG MACHINE.
On Bah Greek, hrhgs.ns 70 the estate u Ste.
Ilhsn Glass. drcrasri.
ihis Machine kss Doall- O. liniris. Was neu-
y eiolhsd iasl spfing. and did an extensive bss..
nrss i..e LAT ear4ag elspn.
There . aiso c.aen Gin III lie faarhins-
hanSe. nrSls Fitted np. whirl. does good We'k
tins viii r sid SEPARATE from the csnling Ma
chine.
There i q Lot u ground zone 9Th u al sere.l
on nhlrh The Iariing Marine stands. Which vii
he sold with the fsnling Nadine.
ANY person wishing 10 clnr me lie Mschi,,e
and Cotton Gin. ran N 50 a any tins. ~ sptI,.
ing 70 Mr.. CraafoIl. The miller
There will ulsO It. sold. II iie same time and
place. same WHEAT and CORN, two eos.l
farm HORSES. cnnpc II gnoi Mich COWS.
. One-HoTse WAGON anil GEER. aud olhes
articles.
Bond with approved security will Il required.
JANIS 4. CRAIG, Err.
Ruiiin's Mills, Orange county.
March -. T4-tls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
To Library Committees. Merchants kt.
Geo. S. Appleton,
Bookseller, Publisher and Importer,
No, i6I Chestnut 81. corner Of 1ih,
S'naim', BuiLiings.
PHILADELPHIA, PA,

THE Proprietor Of the shove establishment
M would beg leave 10 cali the attention of the
Public TO his large Siock Of Books. in every de-
parimcnt Of Literature. The most particular
attention j. paid 10 The execution Of orlers frnm
gentlemen DESTROYS IL increasing their Libraries,
and Committees IN every Town and village for the
founding Of Libraries. His motto is large sales
and small profits" which can bc proved is refer
ring to his Catalogue, Published esery quarter.
which viii he sent gratis to al parts Of the I'm.
ION. on application post paid His store Is 50 ar
ranged that visitors can find the Books Cor them
selves. they heins classified according to Subjects
50 thai the Lawyer. Clergyman, physician. Mer.
chant, Farmer, or Mechanic. can find tile Books
they are in search Of, without the aid of guide.
Every attention is shown TO visitors. and il Is
hoped thai strangers will make il convenient
Lounge during their stay in the City.
Al orders for Books published in any part oi
Europe or America punctnally attended to, and
furnished at the lowest prices. information in
regard to any matters pertaining 10 his business
chccriully given, application to the Proprietor.
booksellers and Country Merchants supplied on
liberal terms.
Philadelphia, March III. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
The s:EifST Mill.

- bsck IEesk. trisrgsng 70 d. estsifs u r.
lAls ~ sssiiaAen and kirhEsd Gl-ss. 1ocsasra.
rs Nj . ~ god FGair. srts > ksiF I-iIl..
Aosa rasi1Fl. snd rs Me1sialI Nolk. = f.r a
hfsrd iron. has gwen rniire ss,issastiaa.
Atiarhs1 - lhs Mn j. ! "a a $50 -, .s,,.
e s'osnd. Nlich y 4 3, 81 ,i,l NJ v;,l
Ans prrEna Nis.iaE X ,.,,rh.e. -, =, -.
!. &c we Aiil. y rsilns - lie msilrT. NJ.
cFsNfEa. Aho hls- ~, ll.s p-trai.4s.
bosa sss sos-i .ecIliis vi = E.gsire3 q Il Q
ParchssF.
Las. A. CRAIG. Ear s. clrs,. dsSs.
SAMUEL KERR .Ae,.Ss n
d. ". KERR. SRt..Class. sst,E.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-28
The cAkpING niCnINr.

VI iLL. also be sni. Il the ssn,e time ana
place. on = credit a nine I.,shils.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13
l. A n G. Il X E. E'S
sER SECTIONAL NAP OF ARKANSAS.

II
aflNG just returned from Cincinnati, where
nave contracted for the engraving, printing, &c,
| :! NEw SECTIONAL Mar OF Arkansas, 1 would re-
uglly inform the public, that the above Map will
,eey ios delivery in January next a-aH
VII VIII be done in the finest style Of line engraving,
the most competent engravers west or the
4 sud1es- Said Map will show all the Greeks,
s' Iost-oihces, County Seats, and every section
! sacuonal section on each navigable stream IN
n so that persons may point to the tract on
tAey live. In addition to these have laid
~ The Maps on file in the Office OF Col. Rear
s1e land selected by the State Of Arkansas as
H.. me 9VO 200 acres donated by Congress, the
- lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
~D-I - attached to each also all the Military Land
ll.Ps are laid down, "a taken from the books in
Itor Office and if any changes are made in
Tuhty lines, counties formed by the en-
- legislature l will be enabled to show them all
rn"t- Price, in neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
E"ers Eers splendidly colored and vanished, So
iPoeket map can be sent to any part OF the State
ra and as orders are rapidly coming IN, those
oi procuring it early, will please send in Their
"a as soon possible c. LANGTREE, !
e hoek, Nov. :. 1913. UrlL .s.i q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13
BOOKS.

y ENARhABLE Events in the History OF America
4 Dr. Olins' Travels in the East
Lamartine's History of the Girondists, 3 Vols
War of Mexico and lis Heroes.
Dealings with the firm of Domby j Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, By Warren.
Life of Genl. Putnam.
Chalmers on the Power and Goodness of God.
Festas. by Bailey
Mills CrUsGdes.
Adirondack Or Life in the Woods, by HeadIcy.
Bancroft's History of the U. States
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors Guide
CaliforRia Guide book.
Fremont and Emory travels In California.
Oregon and California
American Manual.
Abbott's Corner Stone
Barnes Notes to the New Testament.
lTving's Works, Tales OF a Traveller
Washington and his Generals by HcadIcy.
Napoleon and his Marshals 5y Headley.
With great number Of other new and yalua bic books
for sale by WALLACE y WARD.
June %. 184g.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13
ROCK HOTEL.

~ MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
EhIeA open for the accommodation of visitors and
Gi;ss3 ooarders, by the day, month, or year, that
80 arge edihce on the ba nix of the river,-the
below tn State House, in the city of Little Rock,
(a1asas The house has been thoroughly cleansed
repaired, nee-ly furnished, and entirely renovated
|.giy respect. His table viii always be abundantly
Hed with the very best the market affords A
L4ug Room IS opened in which may always be
- newspapers from various parts of the United
4 ihe Rock HOTEL will be opened on the 5th day
tsafuaEy, 1919. .r. .... ..-..- a....-a
az 81, IS49. r47-tf.I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

.HRAVELEY, Metcalf, Candif and Otey's supe-
" rior James River Tobacco, Mrs. Miller and An
dersons fine cat Chewing Tobacco, Scotch, Maccouba
and Rappee Snuff Tobacco Pouches, and-so forth. for
sale by (June 80, 49.) WALLACE s. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13

Nu LBS. A. B. STEEL, $50 lbs. E. B. do, 200
h. Spring do, 200 German do, $50 Shear do,
,0o 10, Tor sale by WALLACE a. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13
T. L s I OF l. E 7 7 F. X S

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Van Burcn, Ar
II kansas, the Both of September, IS49, which
il taken within three months, will be sent to
the General Post Office dead letters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-13

1TPersons calling for any of the above letters will
please say they advertised N. A r.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

! CosT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE TO ENG
r..Np.-The war expenses for 1880 are
J. ',ted in the British Chancellor of the
Fxchsone, budget, at $4,000, 900 over
and hove the n, any millions paid from the
ra n of India. Inn::s is time of pro-
found peace. The estimate for the lighting
navy is $35, 900 600, for the arinsy Soo',
500 900; for the ordnance $4,000, 900; ai'd
so on. No wonder there is much poverty
where so millions have to he paid, large
share of it to keep Ireland miserable.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
NO. XIX.


| Alas! many poor fellow who would be
happy as a pedagogue, becomes by sheer
vanity a miserable man as a berrister.
have been told of young man converting
the saying Of ''not throwing stones in q
glass house," into 'snot projecting missiles
in a habitation.'' And even by barrister
of some eninence will slips he made. La e
recent trial, an eloquent counsellor exclaim-
ed, with regard to the defendant, ''until that
viper put his loot amongst them" Anoth-
er barrister said of Gil individual, che took
a bull by the horns and charged him with
PERJURY" In an assize court a lawyer thus
spoke to a jury: 81 smell rat, see it
brewing in the storm, and with your assist
ance, gentlemen of the jury, shall nip it
in the bud!' Another has said, knocking
the hydra head of faction rap over the
knucklesl" An euiuent brow-beating bar
rister has described the way of life OF one
or more individuals, diving from hanS to-
mouth, like birds of air! A mule has been
made to have trowsers, when a lawyer said
to an Individual, He put the key in his peck
ct in Il most tnule-ish manneri' And we
all have heard of Sergeant Colds speaking
of the "dark ohliviou Of brow" aad of his
having heen twitted as speaking nonsense to
the jury, and his replying that it was good
enough for them.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

'Dullness, with transport, eyes each lively Ounce,
Remembering she herself was Pertness once,
And tinse'd DER in robes of varying bues,
With sefappla1se her wild creation views,
Sees momentary monsters rise and fall,
And with her own FOOLS colours gilds them all"
Indeed, all the arrangements of Congress
favor the influence of the sable goddess.
In the first place, the members are paid 10y
the day-eight dollars. Permit us TO OBJ
serve, Jonathan, that you scarcely display
your usual ''smartness'' here. 1t would he
much better TO contract with them 10y the
scrape. AS for instaDee-To involving the
country in war with Mexico, so much
To ditto with Great Britain, so much more.
One year you might lay down Jumping
sum for protective tariff, with an UNDER
standing, that it was to be repealed the next
at moderate advance. You would thus
insure the greatest possible variety of po-
litical catastrophes, with the least possible
friction aad expense. Again, the furniture
of the Capitol is altogether too luxurious.
Each member is provided with Il private
desk, stationery nd Ill.,, Il stuffed arm chair,
and a particular spittoon. No wonder,
then, that your Simtuses aud Ch.pmans are
listened TO with complaceucy. It's all in
the days work-it's considered in the wa
ges. While these worthless hold forth for
the benefit of distant Missouri and Miehi-
gan, their colleagues write their letters, read
The newspapers, chew tobacco. as little boys
do lofty IN England, ana expectorate at lei
sure. No one cheers, no one groans, no one
cries Oh Oh t-all the noise that is made is
on private account, and not at all personal
to the gentleman on his legs. Yet such is
the deceIltulness of the human heart, that
the Americans are much given to boast of
the dignity and decorum of their Legisla-
ture, and thank God that il is not / hear
garden like another place Of the kind that
they wot of. We must have been asked at
least six times a day during our visit at
Washington, "How Congress compared
with the British Parliament" To which
we used to reply, "That they did not COM
pare at all, ;" al answer which fully met the
truth of the case, without in the least wound
ing the self-iove of the querist.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
From the algonquin Of Schooicraft.
War Song.-."Pe-na se-wug."
By c, F. HOFFMAN.


Hear not we their shrill-piping
screams on the air?
Up! Braves for the conflict
prepare ye-prepare!
Aroused from the canebrake,
far soulful by your drum,
With beaks whet from carnage,
the Battle Birds come.
Oh God Of my Fathers,
as swiftly as they,
ask but to swoop
from the hills on my prey:
Give this frame to the winds,
on the Prairie below,
But my soul-like thy bolt
would hurl on the foe!
On the forehead Of Earth
strikes the Sun in his might,
Oh gilt me with Chances
as searching as light.
In the front of the onslaught,
TO single each crest,
Till my Ratchet grows red
on their brayest and best,
Why stand We back idly,
we sons of the Lakes!
Who boast of the scalp-Iocks,
yetremble to take.
Fear-dreamers may lingeF,
my skies are all bright
Charge-charge--on the War-Path,
FOR GoD AND THE RIGHT.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
A Murderous Establishment.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer thus "does
up' notice of the new Bank building cree
ted in that city. 1t may safely be inferred
that its editor don't think much of Banking
In general.
ITO show that we are progressive peo-
pie look at the elegantly constructed and ar
ranged new State Bank building, Oh the cor
ner of Bank and Superior street. The ar
chitect was c. w. Heard, and he deserves
bronzed statue on its coIonnade. 1T is a
beauty, externally and ntetnaliy, and So was
the lnquisition in Spain that Bonaparte
broke up. Enter: In the basement is a Bar
Der. Here the victim is first shayedt The
next floor is the Bank Department.. Here
the substance is taken. The next degree as
you approach the skies, contains the Den
lists. They extract your grinders, and leave
you to sup sorrow with spoon Of grief,
l. g., live Oh spoon victuals. Then comes
the Daguerreotype man, johnson, who takes
what then is left of you. even your sfa dow
and Brown, the Writing Master, traces
what you mere, in the shape OF Il great
goose.
Now, to complete the picture, it is no fan
cy one, the oldest auctioneer, Gutter, has
got posted next door to sell youi remnants,
If you have any, to the highest bidder. Be-
ware of that corner!''
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

A CoMPLIMENr TO AoELINx.-A love-
sick young gentleman wrote to his s.dear
Adeline" thus: Glow wish, my dear
Ade!ine, my engagements would permit me
to leave town and go and see you! ItwouId
he like visiting some old ruin, hallowed by
time, and fraught with thousand pleasing
recolleciions !''
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

20 The State Of New Hampshire has
already built, or has in progress Of erection.
nearly Que thousand miles Of railroad This,
is indeed Yankee enterprise!
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

NOVEL PErs.-A correspondent of the
Boston Journal. writing from bingham,
Mass, which place he had visited on plea
sure excursion, says:
We took the younger members OF the
party TO visit Ware River Iron Foundry,
and the pond near it, and Miss Thomas
pets--the fish and turtle 10 il. This child
of nine years has fed these fish for years
with bread. She was first amused by throw
ing ;hs crumbs into the water " hen she eat
her meals on the stones Of the bank, and
seeing the fish dart for them she took an ill.,
uerest in the fish, and has fed them regularly
since. Strange as it may seem, they knew
her voice. On our requesting her to feed
and call them, she did SO, and called 'Hturte,
turtle, turte," several times; directly we
could see the turtle popping their heads up
over the pond, then swim TO her and take
the bread from her hands. The fish did the
same; several hundred of which, consisting
of large black pouts, six or eight inches
long, sinners aud minnows Of all sizes,
focked around her, perfectly tame. The
turtles were of two kinds, "suappers" and
the common yellow spotted ones. This was
a most interesting sight, and well worth a
long ride to see it,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY JAS. Nj. G0ODHUE.
TIE X NJ S !:

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, NEAR THE
GovERNeR's RESIDENCE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

HS~ The "Salem Building Association -
have purchased the estate on Essex street,
between Beckett aud English street, known
as the CrOwninshield estate, for the sum of
: 5000. The estate contains Ii ,02O square
feet of land on which are situated TWO
dwelling houses, which are now occupied
by six families. In addition to these, the
association Intend TO erect building, % feet
wide, by l02 feet long, which when COM
pleted, will accommodate twelve families.
The location of this estate is particularly
eligible for the object which the association
have in view, which is the furnishing COM
Portable tenements for poor families, at reas-
enable rents.-Saiem Gazette