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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04
CHEERING PROSPECT.

The House Of Representatives, hav-
ing yesterday August %, } finished and
passed the General Appropriation Bill,
will, in all probability, enter to-day up
on the great and important series Of
Peace Measures now waiting its action,
to the consummation of which the
whole country is looking with intense
anxiety.
1t would not be possible, by any Ian
guage Of ours, to magnify the deep i'm
portance of these measures, or the inte-
rest which We take and which the coun-
! try takes in their success but having
expressed our views in this regard so
recently, and SO fully, our design is not
to trouble our readers with any further
remarks on the subject. Our present
purpose is the more agreeable one, Of
communicating to them our Frightening
hopes Of an early and happy settlement
of the question. Our confidence has
been much strengthened within a few
days that the present week will witness
the triumph Of wise counsels, Of patri-
otto devotion, of moderation, fraternal
feeling, and peace. We have reason to
! believe that kindly feelings are on the
increase in the House that generous
confidence is taking the place Of dis.
trust, and the spirit Of exaction yield
ing to the spirit Of. accommodation. We
can say to our readers, then, Be Of gooe
cheer; treason is not fled to brutist
beasts !" and the Representatives Q
the People will be found to yindicat'
their own wisdom and patriotism, ant
to come up to the universal sentimen
and expectation Of the country.
The House of Representatives ester
] August 49, entered promptly and ear
} nestly on the Senate Billsfo settling tn
Territorial Questions. The first one ia
ken up for consideration was the Tex
an Boundary Bill, which passed safel
through an orleal--being substantial
! a motion to reject (which motion wa
$ negatived by a vote of "a yeas to 16
D navs.
II We will only add that, so far, GU
i hopes Of happy issue have suffered n
elimination. Nat. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

CorroN.-No sales hare lranspired.
Holders are firm al l3c. Buyers offer
only l2a l2ac.
Flour. II No new Country Mills in
market. Town Mills Superhne -; Fa.
mily 81 ell
WmEAr--The receipts Of Wheat arc
large, but The quality. generally, very in.
ferior. Much light Wheat is sold a, 65 a
SOC. Good Red brings 90 l03c White
brings 100 ll0c.
CoRN.-Bui a email sturk in market.
The demand is good a, 6Oc.
EacoN.-virginia cured, hog round, II
7ac.; Hams Gets. Western Shoulders
st a 5ac.; Sides 81 6ac.
LARD.-Virglnia Lard IL scarce and in
very brisk demand. In kegs. ]. brings Q
cts. Some holders demand an advance.
HERRlNos.--No. I Carolina cut, 81 a
81; Gross IS; Family Roe z Ell.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04
WILMINGTON AND RALEIGH Rail.
ROAD.

We are gratiHed to learn, from a gentleman
who has recently visited it, that this Road has
hsen rc-i,ii with T iron from Wilmington to
Gold~hcrorss, and is now equal to any road in
the country. The remaining portion Of the road
eillspecdil, bcrelaid in the samesrperior manner.
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The Secretary of War. a

The Secretary Of War. A corrs-
pondrnl Of The N. York Herald thus
speaks Of the Hon. Charles NJ. Conrad,
the new Secretary OF War:
Mr.. Conrad i. by birth, virginiau.
and some thirty FIVE or forty years ago
first saw the light IN The county of Fred.
erick, near the town OF Winchester. in the
beautiful valley OF Virginia. In early life.
with several brothers. lie emigraied To
Louisiana, studied law. entered surcess-
fully into lie practice and amassed hand
some estate. About fifteen years ago he
married grand niece Of The /. father of his
county, daughter Of the late Major
Lawrence Lewis, &c Woodlawn. near The
classic ground of Mount Vernon. Mrs.
Conrad. leaving TWO sons, eied several
years ago. w
Mr.. Conrad has been Senator of the
United States and resigned q seat in the
House in order to till the War Department,
He is q man Of good talents. fine appear
ance. handsome aiiainmenis. and is very
popular among The Wings Of Louisiana.
and the Wing party generally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

Firt Printins.-The frs, printing press
established in North America was in Cam
bridge, Mass, in The year 1889. by Saml
Green.
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Senator Soule. The opposition Of
Senator Soule, Of Louisiana, 10 the Senate
compromise bill, says the Petersburg In.
telligrncer. 10 severely censured BY the
press in the State. He evidently mis-
represented HE constituents in the par.s
he deemed il his duty 10 ACT in The delea.
Of the bill Ia the Senate. II is 10 he hoped
he will redeem his errur hereafter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

The Marshal Of Massachusetts has
completed The censns of that State, and il
is said that the increase in the last ten
wears has been al least quarter Of . mil.
lion. This is an unexampled rate Of pro.
press for an old State. and affords good
evidence Of the prosperity Of that great
manufacturing Commonwealth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

Hon. John NJ. Clayton, late Secretary
Of State, is thus spoken Of in letter to
tho Delaware Journal. written by gen.
tleman, tina, paper says, who has every
opportunity Of becoming acquainted with
such matters:
His reputation as statesman i rising
here every day, and all the clerks in the
State Department join in saying that Mr..
Clayton did more work than was ever
done before in the same time. The corps
Of diplomatic gentlemen here. without one
exception. are loud in his praises"
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Important Sale.

A T the residence Of the late WIN. II. Merritt.
"A one mile South Of Chapel Hill, on the e5ih
day Of September, shall expose 10 public sale
Five Likely Negro Men, Three Wo.
men & Two Children |;
various articles Of Household Furniture, Farming
Utensils, about ten thousand pounds Of the best
Bacon, fifty head Of Cattle, and many other srli-
Giles with which the farm was stocked, such as
Sheep, Mules, Horses, Hogs about three humid
red bushels Of Blue Stem Wheat IA good article
for seed y one family Carryail and Harness and
al the residue Of the pcrshabis property that can
conveniently be spared.
The sale will commence ~ 10 o'clock A. M.
and continue from day to day NJ long ~ shall hs
necessary. Terms; credit Of twelve months up
on bonds with approved security.
GEO. w. PURIFY, Ex'r.
August 30. d.
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Captiv. Lady among The Camanches. Tho

Captive Lady among The Camanchcs The
Van Buren, ARK Iniclligencer says a
trader among the Camanche Indians has
discovered. in camp Of that nation, a
white woman, fair and comelv in appear
snce, who is inrrmsrried among them,
and says she is the sister OF Lieut.. Love
or Loveii, who commanded a train which
left Independence about three years ago,
and that she was in company width the
party when il was attacked by the Canaan.
ches. and that her brother was badly
wounded, large number Of the men were
killed. and she with number of The men,
were carried of prisoners by The Indians.
She says she Is well treated by her hus-
band but The women are cruel TO her ;
that she is anxious to return to her friends,
and tina. four or five good riding horses
will procure her ransom.
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Texas and thes Boundary BiIl.-rhe

Texas and thes Boundary Bill. The
Washington Republic. Of yesterday. says:
/" We understand there has jus. arrived in
the city, Immediately from Texas, gen.
tleman Of the highest intelligence, who
gives il as his decided opinion that the
Texas boundary bill. passed by the Sc.
nate. will meet with the sanction Of an
overwhelming majority Of the people Of
that State" $780,. s.
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From the Richmond Chrislisn Advocate.

Hon. Edward StCGly. = NclhOdism
Somebody has sent US a speech Of Mr..
Sianly, delivered sometime in The Spring
in the House of Representatives, and asks
Il we think il twas intended 10 disparage
Me,hodism!
We do not mingle with political guess
lions. but we have no objection to answer
our correspondent. In ourjudgmen. the
language of Mr.. Stanly is very severe
upon I" the honorable gentleman from
Alabama" But we see no severity
agains, Methodism. On lhe country, he
pays il The highest compliment when he
says other Ministers, I. they 60 where no.
body else goes, aud go TO preach The Cos
pei TO the poor are the pioneers OF reli-
gion in our country" &C.. &c. We do
not see how any one can consirue these
remarks into ,lisparagcment Of Method
ism; nor can we suppose The sion. gen.
tIeman could have intended such ! thing
Of Church he was accustomed to al
tend in his youth and Of which his ex-
cellen, mother was member, ard " a
burning and shining light u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intslligenccr.]

y Wednesday, August %, 1850.
TosAcco.-Receipis Of Tobacco are
no. large, but prices continue high, still
looking upward. Lugs and Manufactur.
ing Tobacco has, perhaps, advanced .
shade In the last week but We do moi alter
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The Waves Of the Ailauli,.-A, The !,

Inc WtStAO vi INC htlnuuts-at nhe iaie
meeting Of the British Association. an
impouan, paper was read By Rev. DR..
Scorcshy, on The subjec. of the magnitude
Of Atlantic waves. their velocity and
phenomena. In this paper. DR.. Scoresby.
who is a veteran sailor as sound divine.
gave vivid description Of Storm which
he had Witnessed on the Atlantic; and
stated that The result, Of his observations
on that occasion was, thar he had discov.
cred ,hai The height Of the waves from
the trough 10 the crest was forly-three feet
aud that their arrage veIociiy was thirty.
iwo and alracIion miles per hour. This,
il was stated. confirmed The observations
made on the velocity Of wares reported TO
the association in ls45 by Mr.. Scou Rus.
sell. who Sc, down their selociiy al from
thirty to ihiny.one miles an hour.
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lightning Rods. "A Correspondent Of
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lightning Rods. "A Correspondent Of
the Rochester Daily American furnishes
the following paragraph; f'n
I.artlnef states in his lectures. that the
temple al Jerusalem stood 1000 years and
was not struck BY lightning. though il
was greatly exposed from its elevation and
position. He adds, that its roof was CO.
vered with metal. aud that numerous bars
Of steel and iron with gil, points were
raised on iIs roof, and that the whole was
connected BY metallic water pipes with
large cis.erns below. Thus, il appears,
that the Temple was protected Oh the
very same PRINCIPLES, the discovery Of
which distinguished the last year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

The Hon. TIL. M. r. McKennan has resigned
the Office Of Secretary Of the Interior. The ar
duous labors and oncrous responsibilities Of the
pasiiion, in connection with considerations Of q
private and domestic nature, are assigned as the
reasons for his withdrawal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

The Uaion fhrslrnn.-1'he Mobile al
sersiser gives brief sccouEi of . meeting
IN Dallas county, Alabama. n which
Judge Hunter. one Of the deIegalrs 10 The
Nashville Convention. was present and
made speech, in which . lie argued that
the Object ofihe Nashville Address was TO
prepare The public mind Car dissolution
Of the Union" There were only about
sky persons present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
Fon THE NIRGtN1AN.
THE COUNTY COURTS POPULAR ELEC-
August 2nd., 1850.

Many Of the ultra reflners AID specially IN SC in
nical 10 the court system favor and alynca the
ele.iin If all the offices of he STATE "frnm the Govern
to the Constable" they expr SIS IT, die tlv by the
people, for short terms Have they considered tie
consequences likely result from such cha &c in
Fundamental law have Daken occasion ascerlajn
the num1er # fife proposed II be lhes elected be
ginning with the Governor and ending with the Com
stable and appended IL, of Of the proini-
nent in note, To which nve The readers attention.
hese ell ctlons must be had. che Of them.1 a he
same time. at different times. If al the time,
who does not nrespp that they must be nduri gene
ally under the greatest excitement. W h all thu varied
achi cry at party and faction in FL ope att and that
the mor officers will he swallow ell up the magnitude
ct the mrre imporaut} There wi he periodically held
at The city OF Richmond. or some other place in The
State conventions or cancnsseS by the two great parties
of The cauptrv nominate their respective candidates for
the offices of Governor Leu enant Governor Isl Aud +
tor, Cd Auditor. Treasurer Secretary of The Common.
wealth. Register Of the Land OfrP. Superintendent Of
the Pententlay General Agent and Store keeper Of tao
same, Attorney General, Puole Printer and perhaps
Others No man doubt this. 1t is done regularity in
other states, where these officers elected by the peo
pie and indeed bc1mes for OF action
among pnitcal friends. Now If by accident design
these officers or any of them FL cied at the
lime, that he other Of the other ofic If the
Sae or county OF less magnitude elected, will it not
almost Invariably result, ,ha Wings will be voted for
Throughout by Wings and rice rersa with the Demo
Gratis. without regard To personal qualifications fitness
IN word, will mol party predictions determine. and
conirol every mans vote Is this desirable Here
toore the ministerial Officers of the county have been
appointed by the county ntts, in cases exclusive
~ WI reference TO the fitness for Office hereafter if
they are 10 be elected by the people, at the same time
That the officers Of the State Of them tleced
iiey must and will be CHI with reference to the p,
lca opinions If TIE important officers to be voted
fir al The same lime
Agan-next II to night oi suffaye self that
winch 'Hsinians hlve ever cherished dearest aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

cles II Heaven lhrre nothing IN Tho character any
# hfse men warrant the idea tina, their pr ssh nf
GOODNESS. publicly msde sincere or we'll fnnndea
We have just much confidence in the capacity of Ma
hnme joe Smith u make revelation rs that OF Sen
at'fs Seward anl Hale discover mankind hp her
law. In fact. Nahomet much more decent per
sooage Than either olhrm for he never CONFERENCE.-The
ees'ons upon the properly ehefs and lncoiparaed IN
10 The kaan dat higher law f Christianity which ~
qnres 10 the binding character ct an oah
We can see how man may be 81 deaded a sup
pose that ihe eisanemeut of the descendants f Canaan
violates he"hia law Of thai Being ha has 81 ton
ed slavery. and imposed Just punishment upan the
p'ogenY at II IN; hn cannot canrevP hat can
he net "h solennlr sw,afs upon the II |, Feange
sts Ia sappft lac AmcfleaH Co.'s tuition. bthcsinp Il
he time he daes hn tia Constitution comes i'll cor.
fct with The law # cd No honest man. thus heey.
q. can ra>e slrh oath; or. ii h. does he
sewers his mistake he viii show his penitence y
sitnng his place and goiag Int pnyae it, Riet
Republican,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
Commissioners Sale of Valuable

REAL PSI Att IN loNN.
rBsE nndai.gned cam sinuer acting under decree
81 The ncm Supctini Court OF Law Chanc,ty Tor the
town o tnr bnrr, pronounced IN the ~ laws W
dudley aud vii proceed on Friday, the 3oih day Of An
property soed in the said town, and belonging TO tho
tate Of The late fliond William Davis
Lnf No. |,
Fronts Main strrrt. II ect nehes, running back ls9
I,e extending loatato Robert ferss wall, and gocs
To- thc wall 81 the adjoining tenement below.
LOT No 2.
Fronts Main street eet including one-hall Of lonr
o alley h5Iween two b'eh tenem.ns, aud running back
the usual depth l32 lrcts
Fronts Main sce ~ feet. including onc-half Of the
aofesaid alley between The two brick Ien,'nes aforesaid
aud running back 81 teet.
Lots Nos and J and covered by brick ,ensmrots in the
occupancy u Mr. NJ c. Newhail aud MIS-, Landlord
LOT M. l,
Fronts M,n street the junction o 81 alley with said
street, y beet 10 inches front, and running back l3s ieet
Ooth,s lot there isa small moolen tenement
LOT No &,
Is by Friends Warehouse situated at the Junction
of a alley NTH ~ strcci particular description VI
the mee- aud hounds Of this Lot viii be furnished the
day oi 81 -.
Front htd scet at It's junction with wst@ street.
80 lection 81 strcei, and running back &c iee'
LOT No 7,
FRONTS III street 81 t.e adl,ning Lot No q, and
ming bach the same drpth
LOT NJ =,
l. situated below ~ alley - iee trout On Sd street. nd.
joining the l 81 Michael Hart, aud nearly opposite to the
Methodist Episcopal Chmrh running back iS2ie,t
LOT No ..
l. situated on 5h street, - lee, front and running back
ii2 feel, near 70, '-tan yard.
The above property well known in the town. that
parenla 81 It's saar aud mpr sements Is deem
ed rulea will, OF course, examine br
Themselves mud viii lind that this sale affords excellent
opportunity ior slaeration aud sale investment
1EtiNiS-1hc lots will be sold a credit oi l. Z, and
years. Bonds with approved security, W II he required
Of the purchasers and the title wi bo retained I'LL the pnr'
chase money ispad II the whole property be not sold
The 3ut o sac will be continued from ia, 10 day till
1leted II HUNTINGTON, Com'r.
1u'y2i=t'dA
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LY.V'CFfIS EKG
Musical Academy, Church Street.

DROFESSER DANER takes leave To announce To the
L Ladies and Gentlemen Of iynchbuIg and the vicinity,
that he has oncd MRS MURRAY thi, Institution, and
WILL speedily p1ss ble open the Academy alluded 10
Mrs Mnrrays previous advertisement. Professor lpnme
gratefully remembers the former patronage and attention he
received his many esteemed friends ynchburg
and trusting renewal of the kindness, bcgs TO intro
uce his coadutor Mrs Murray the pupil the celebrated
Bocbsa the Harp; OF Rcs the Piano. and Of the
rvaled r Cooke and r. Walsh, Of London in vocal attain
ments and confidently assures his friends, from his intimate
knowledge OF Mrs Nurrays great skill and talents teach
ing tina, She Will highly merit their appreciation
Every requisite carry their PLAN in the highest ORDER
will be provided for Ladies wishing to join the Academy
will conr favor by giving their early posi-.
ble, at the house ot III, A odemy, Church Street,
Hiar !n--Htz ]
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original agreement of Congress to by Colonies and
therefore fr their voting in sli cases ascending to
the number Of tarabes.'
ID ctu Niiherspoan contended .'har il an equal vote
be refused The smaller states will become The yassas
the Target" He admitted that equality Of representa-
oa irns an erceiat principle, but hen il mus BE- Of
things that coodinate that it l. If things similar and
Of the nature, that nphng relating u indsI Is
could ever before Congress, ting but what
would respect coloniss ~. Sc.
John Adams advocated the rolling in proportion 10
numbers lie sid iha we stand here he reprtsen-
t,yes of the peoples lhat in sales The people Were
in hers they are few, that therefore tdelr vote
should be prop rloued 10 h nHmt.rs from whom il
Reason, Justice. and cgui'y nerer had ,ceight
enough The face Of The earth 10 rcrn the councils
# men. II is interest alone lrhich does md is afer
est alone uhie can be trusted that therelae. the inter
cts tethn doors should b. The tnathenate cal epresen-
tatives of the Interests ieitou doors, Al the ndvdu-
atty of the CelolieS is slund Dos the indyil
uany Of C1nny iaer.ase its veal or nnmhers} II
it dos, pay equally lit does not, add weight in lie
scar o The caRtedrracy, II cannn Add Ia ths ahfs or
weight in agnmsnr. \. has tjn. b. 200 aud C.. $1,000,
in partnership. II just they should eqaay drpo.e If
the mnni sof The parnershp}n IL held that all those
reaons viii prov" thr justice and erpediency Of equal
representation nother assemblies held cd there.
DR. hush argped that part OF our tights Is deposited
in the hands of our Legislatures there II admitted
there should be an equality q representation Aoother
part uf our ghs Is dep sitd in tie la de If Congress
NhE i II o'l 'Qnaiy h'e ssiIy lefe sn"utI DC an
qnal repr,seh alton thrtef
Nr. WIS m a'1glt tdra'ioh Moud De "a proper
train 10 tcedlth" but that renresentft should accord
WIN the hnihaer oil nee men, NC, NC
Now "ha' ar ,ne crAIafiea from all NEE PROPOSE
t5ns and argamens?
'hey ar mt IN t'p language oil W. aa19s' 'hai
hea,o'' 9"''i'r ahe fqo' never had so'i''n' "f12n
IN 'h e'.hc'ls" i men ana 'he''afe mus t"h 'Nho"
De placer o. ma '"elf u@cret'a. "h9o'e l P''fo"S'
thai 50 far as Eastern rgtpia cosents place her.
SAIL al inc oscl' u"" OF western |'fGha' sls eaife'
GERS e "'" ign anu 'oeS III" get t'ea III 8 ~ Po'-
HRe II 'es"ih .,t IT,
secondly y 1a' mp me pan OF lh' 'aoVeail9n' L
should ne lIshfd una ihe III rfs| Il Eastern VII
0inla pia1" uoFS Nh"u ne me mathematical ri ese"
tatl II :" hT Interests 1ru NJ doors
thf.Y - hat IN 70 rs r.ia Ing 10 manry' ih' '''es
sh9u'' ne IN Pnp2''.'o u .oo'o IS
r"''r4F IN. ~ - n5nn2 'a'" I"'" '''
slaves" f'asefh III ii >hoha D. e2ui'u' % ih' me
ekeo' as 'atV wee f'e men, 'nfft p''o9 a' u"''-
the nanh OF tee men or that i aveS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
Commissioners safe Of Land.

DN 81 decree oi the county OF Campbell,Iu
ID the a Anthony guardian Sc Pa'teson and ohsrs,
SHALL The ih day august ngxt the premises, ssn
public auction, the highest bidder, The LAND IN tbs
bull and exhibits in said mentioned, lying on Big aud
ie oIo,som Creek in the county Of Campbell, adjoining
tn lands Of jno tahe aud others aud containing as de-
sths1 In the deed flied IN tad case, about 300 ACRES.
THIS Land has heeu senbd 10 being originally pfo-
not much and easily susceptible OF improve
mcnt. Ii ~ at distance Of between anl miles FROM
I,eehhaiE, is adjacent To the I,nrhhufg and Concord
Iurapltr and the James River AVID Kanawha Canal. II
beds al Limestone, said to he extcnys vein ~
hir aud suitable sites Tor mills machinery, in the iu
mediate N,rieiv II thu Canal and TURNPIKE, Opo,som
Czech, which al1ids an Abundant supnly Ut water.
h1 sale will b. or rash oso much oil the purchase
will be necessary 10 the expenses III the sale ara
e,tz u it aud credit 81 q, ~ aud ~ months, Tor the
sdae Ronda with approved security viii he required, and
tbO le retained until their payment rs further security
The title Is hcir,rd 10 be unqnesoneh hut ctng as COM
noncr shall convey such only aa is ,csed in me by tue
docrer. ROB'r, J, DAVIS, eomm'r.
In.
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Nnl,llE,

1h vot=rs al tsufhcA aud Bedlori. and the pubic
9fhe'ally are invited 10 patlake of COLLATION. To b.
served pp at New London. On Thursday. the 18th inst
tee day apPhnted tff discussion between III, En- d.
dates or sea in tn coming eooventen Of that district