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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

PARKMAN AND WEBsTER.-Dr. +. Park
man, says the Boston Times, sent reply
to the letter addressed 10 him by the late
Prof. Webster few days before his death.
Il is added, thar the response was not
what, under the circumstances, it should
have been--exPressing doubts ofthe truth
Of Prof. WIS confession, and exhibiting
spirit of unrorgiveness which very sorely
embit,ered the last hours Of the uufortu-
nae prisoner.-CHpper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
NOTICE.
Fp-faiiii,iUSl
EZszxa..Ss=sla.E E-x.-ss.ES.4

THE repairs that have been going on for
L several months nave at length been
compie!cd, ana we are pleased TO announce
20 our friends along the line that the Ga
nal Is now IL fine nayiga5le order. We
hope, therefore, that orr customers and
dealers generally viii not let the delay TO
which they have been subjected in for
warGiog goods, prevent their coming to
our market to purchase their fall supply,
= we are now prepared to offer them very
grea. inducements in the way of bargains.
McVEIGH, BRO. & CO.
Prince Street Wharf.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. 10, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
AGRARIANs.--The Socialists Of Ne'

AGRAR1ANs.--The Socialists Of Ne"
York had procession and banquet a.
Hoboken, on Monday. One of the
speakers said that society would never ge'
better till The guilIotine was resorled TO-
,8s in 1882; but the President pro'es'eo
against such wholesale massacFes of'Pe"-
pie with property Another speaker did
T. - think much Of even Louis Blanc, be-
Sc he dressed decenhy and received
s,mpanv in handsome saloon.-CHpper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

THE CANAL, gives us great pleas
IRE 10 have it in our power TO state that
he water is low passing through the
great tunnel, and that in the course Of s
nr ten days, i, will be in the entire line
from Cumberland 10 Dam No. c. Clear,
spring Whig.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
FER ~ BOAT FOR SIZE,

TIE B.idgc oy,! lie Potomac at Shit
as rdztoun ueing now ready Tor use, tie
yirelnia Il Maj ,and Badge Company al
cI.rpnc, dslown viii sell d, Public Auction
before Daniel Euhcr's tavern, at 8 O'Clock
on Saturday The 2lst Of September, their
Ftrfy Boat and Oars.
lie. ms-E!re y days credit, the purcha.
ser giving a negotiable note with approved
eudorsers. Z. |. LEE, Frtst.
September II, 1856
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

TOR SALE.
10000 oak lap shingles just received and
for sale low.
1000 feet Of Yellow Poplar Weather
Boarding, OF good ralily, on hand and
for sale
900 feeto 3 inrh Locust, suitable for
S!ls, just received and for sale by
J. ENTLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
EOR SIZE,

1 VALUABLE Negro Woman, aged
4 about 80 years, with or 4 children
viIl Re sold on reasonable terms. Tie
children will be sold together with the wo-
man, or separate, to suit purchasers
Fer further particulars inquire OF The
Sept. Il, IS5O-;f. PRIN En-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening the 5th instant, by The
Rev. Tt,mas 7. NySong WARD II. Lamar,
Esq, Of Illinois, TO Miss ANeELINE turner, Of
Nii2iuia.- Clmb. Ill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

CoNvlCTs.--NO less than l9 conyicts
we're taken from ST. Louis, on the Isl
.os;., to. veni,rnriary at jefferson City.
/ he aggregate oftheir sentences amounted
20 rs years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

TIVE new rifles Of very superior quail.
/ ,y--Jas. Makers nake--loy sale end
warranted to be- good. Tie rites sill be
bartered for produce. Apply to
jos. ENILER.
Sept. II, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
INSTINCT OF THE CAr.--The Winche

INSTINCT OF THE NAT,-- ne " Inches
ter Republican says:
During the severity Of cholera al Har-
per's Ferry, we learn from a reliable
source, that the Cats, in large numbers,
migrated. The night watch on the Rail
road bridge saw as high as five or six cross
the bridge of night, They became very
scarce, aud if one was observed at the
place, it would be found on hill with az
air Of great alarm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
DEATH OF BISHOP BAscom.-This ell

DEATH OF BISHOP BAscoa-This elo.
Quent pulpit orator, who has been lying
III al Louisville for several weeks, breathed
his last few days ago. DR.. Bascom was
but recently chosen Bishop oflhe Meth
odisl Episcopal Church, South, but his
name and fame were familiar to the whole
country; and 10 The denomination to
which he was attached, he was a shining
light. His death will be sincerely mourned
by all who were admirers Of true eloquence
and sterling worth.--CHpper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
DUMAS GREATEST WORK.
THE IRON MASKi
THE FE.fTs and .7DVENTUPES OF RI
OULE DE BR.4GELONNE.

0ULE DE BR.9GELO.NsNE.
DElNG the entire conclusion of the "Thrco
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ume, fifty cents. The FIRST volume is now ready.
All will agree in pronouncing this work to be his
chcf d'G:vrre II is work possessing riore in
terest than any other he has ever written. That
mystery which had puzzled the world during
nearly two centuries, The Prisoner IN the Iron
Ma K, is completely solved, and in manner so
powerful, int es.iug ard Ingenious that this
episode Of itself renders the work Invaluable.
This work viii have an immense sale.
I5-All persons wishing the two volumes, will
please remit one dollar 70 the Publisher in let
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Address, II. b. PETERSON,
No. SO, Chestnut street. Phila.
August q, 1850.
Editors OF Newspapers throughout the coun-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
yNcTEIGH. ERO. & co.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, sc.
ALExANDRIA, VA. Sep. 1850,

ALEXANDRIA, "a. sep. I65U.
D ESPECTFULLT make known to
Ii their customers and dealers generally,
that they are now in the receipt Of their
regular Fail S'och Of Roofs, Shoes, La's,
Caps, &C., purchased directly Of The man
ufdclurers in New Englau4, at suca prices
and on such terms as to enable them to
compete fully with any of the Northern
cities. They invite attention 20 the follow
ing as composing only a porion Of their
Stock, viz:
25O5 cases and cartoons coni3inirJ men :
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
W A NTED

YOUNG man about seventeen years
\ of age, TO engage in the mercantile bu'
.iness. One who has some knowledge
eff the business would be preferred. None
iced apply unless we'll recommended as
,.omc> tonss.Y industry, and good moral
principles WILLIAM MOULDEk.
g enle~-.,own, Sept. II, l650-3t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.

Z. s. Gro,d Lodge Of CIT FtLloars.
The G-and Lodge Of lie United States
ell. .. o. F.'s was called to crtNr lh.s
morning. at nine O'Clock, ~ tie NJ W,
GranGshire Gr,G:a. On calling the roll,
it appearing tia! a qv"'"H Of Grand
Lodges and Encamfments was rot pre-
cnt, ,he meeting was adjourned until Tues
day morning, 1t 10 o'clock. There are
abou, thirty members Of The Crane ledge
now in lie ely al! of whom are At The
Burnett House. The members q tie or
derin this ely will give tire G. L. U. S.
gra01 reception Ieyee, and hiIl, ON
Wednesday atlhe above mentioned ho:el.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
NOTICE..

Dr.. Louis Wickcy would resIcrG-l'1
invite attention to the following Ce!ui
Gates from respectable persons vino haze
been cured by the use OF bis Cholera
Medicine.
hereby certify, that have made use
of Dr.. Louis Wickey's chu.erl medicine,
for the Fever and Ague, in ny family
with g.ca. Success. also made use oi
the medicine for the Scarlet Fever, lnIou:
cases Of my ch.llcan, which relieved and
cured ;hcm Immediately. | also made
use Of the same remedy III the case q Mr..
Blase's child, If. the Scarlet Fever, and II
relieved il and cured It. In testimony
whereof, l hereby set ny hand and seal,
this 18Th day of December, 1887.
.Aiesf, ". BaATTrN.
ROBERT CRUNKLETOE. SEAL.
PlnnSglrania, Eran&'ia Co"n'g, IS.
I, JosEpu PRIrTs, Recorder in and t5-
said county, do hereby certify that VIZ
Linn BRATrEN, Esq, before whom the
above affidavit appears to have been lakon.
is and was al the time Of lie dong there,
cf, a justice Of thePcace in AID for tho
said county, duly commissioned and sworn
December, 1928, and tia, fall tAl.h an
credit is due and ought TO he given . al
his acts as such.
,~~ In testimony whereof, J lave
LIS ( hercunlo sci MY hand ard
(~-S affixed The seal Of ny Of
fee, at Chaubershurg, this
l2,h DAY crJaouary, 1898
J. PRlTTS, Rec.
|, John Zeiglcr, Of HoTeweil township
in the county Of York DO certify tia
| / have been subject TO die PILES, ,o.
more than two wears; in that ZINE | have
applied to a number of Physicians tov re
Lief, and tried every other remedy heart
Of but all oEno avail, until met VIII
Doctor LOUIS WICKEY. made him &C
quained with my disease, he informed
me that he could cure Me, ! then employ
ed him, and in about three months was
perfectly cured: and am ever since heal
lhv and have had no SYMPTOMS OF tina
disease, which is now about five years
| have also recommended the same treat
men. 10 my reighbor David iierbst, wh'
was subject to TIE same disease, and ilha'
also cured him efeciualIy. All those Al
fectcd with the same disease, viii do we!
70 call on Dr. LOUIS WIcErv III G7ccncas
tie Franklin County, Pa, a. ! am >a.isfc.
be can cure lhem cA'cctually. He char
ged me very moderate. Ipaid him NOR
Than his bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

GEs. RIIuY-Brig. G D. lcrrsA RI,
ley, ,x-Governor of Calf ~ :. n 'h}'
odclftia. Gen. r, reached New York
just wien Jenny Lind was The great OBJ
jeCr Of interest ano ii is '.t.e Ia tx '.' d!'
q, Gaihanl, saws the Bgie'ln, IT.: 're
Aero Of Conreras shorl. re no'l'1d,
xEi!e he whole city wa Frustrated be-
;o-e tie Swef dish Mig 'in&alc. Gen.
Eiley las seen m - Ia Il service TIA
.,y an in The Ametran Amy. lie fa''
..tF i!ce l>e entered re service, ltsn on
~ a 81 Ga .-U7' r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17

205 Cases Hats and Caps
Comprising Beaver, SIX. L ,si".
Cassimier. Angola Dr25 al ".,eD
w0oI, with very large 4so'r-
al assortment Of Nay, Travelling.
Glazed apd other fashionable style
Of Cloth and other Caps.
525 Hair and Black Leather Trunks
1000 pounds OF Shoe Thread with great
variety Of Mems and Womens'
Misses and Childrens' Metallic O.
yer shoes and boots.
They especially invite an early cali
from all il pursuit of bargains.
McYEIGH, BRO. & co.
Prince street EhorE.
Alexandria, Va.
September 10, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-17
DONY SUOOY.

AieXandria, Sept. II, 1850,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-17

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which will be paid by as BY ourselves n ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22
Naval InfelIiuenee.

From the Alta Californian, oct. IL
The nited states chip Falmouth sailed this day
for the Sandwich, MaIquisas, Society, and Eegce
Islands. The following is a list OF her officers :
Thomas Petigru, Commander; Henry Moor, LIST
Lieut.; Geo NJ. White, "a do Geo. w. Harri-
son, Cd do; Chas :. McDonough, fth do. John u.
Mason r. Purser Henry ; Newconb, Act'e Mas
ter; David Harlan, Surgeon. John = Deyn, Lieut.
Commanding Marines: Francis M Gurinell, As.
sisiant Surgeon; Peter Wager, lr., Passed Md
shipman; VIM. King Bulge, do. do; John ~
Quackenbush, Midshipman; Edw. L. Spedden,
do !; Men. Armstrong, do David ID. Harmony
Thompson, Gunner; Lewis Holmes, Carpenters
Lewis Rogers, Samaler; Charles j. Pcrcher,
Commanders Clerk
The Falmouth is ssJund on a most importan, ssf.
wee, ine guardianship Of the American trading and
hshing interests in the following groups Of Pacific
Islands Sandwich, Marquesas, society, and Fee
iee. visito oil the important Iors in the several
Islands OF the four groups, 10 give aid and cOunie
nance TO our counirymen in three remote places,
Will require several months The period selected
Will enable The ship TO meet the whaling fleet in
their usual resorts for retng and she will be able
vessels. The Falmouth, the fastest ship in the
Pacific squadron, being selected for this duty, will
admit Of many places being visited within the limits
OF the cruise
Many OF our seamen. who ere often found sepa-
rate tom their ships Ut these distant islands will
no doubt be recovered, and by means OF this pub
Tic vessel, be restored 10 the country. For the
canon Of a seaman such training s necesslr that
he becomes citizen posscsse Of skill and ability
~ his special employment that give him great value
TO the general commerce Of the country. IL has
always bee n the policy of the government TO foster
and project this class Of cinzcns, and BIZ means
OF public vessels and instructions to our consuls
abroad, gree pains have been bestowed TO return
10 their country oil seamen who may have been
separated from their vessels in foreign ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22
The Progress OF squatterssm.

From the CahiorLia Courier, October Ia
There can be no doubt, IN the minds OF all con-
siderdte ana retiec,Dg men, that squattersm Is on
the advance. The elections IN Sacramento and
the surrounding country have established the fact
clearly. Dr. Robinson, who Is now incarcerated
in the prison-ship for ro;ous proceedings in the
late disturbance In Sacramento, has been electe
Ia The l., gisdiure. Should the charge of Ineligi-
hility against l.. +. Dunlap be estab she'd, and he
refused a seat in the Legislature, then James
CARGO, the next highest on the ticket, another
squ3iler, Will be returned in his place II Is said
that Mr.. Dunlap has not resided 10 this State
twelve months. We are unable, ourselves, to
judge OF the justice of this charge, and therefore
do not state il a fact.
T.. b. Cone could not have received votes
enough TO prove that he was candidate for attor
ney general, had he not coveted and secured a
place the squateTs' ucket. He appears now,
from the vote taken, to be man of some position
and force Of character, and he may be-but all our
6dvices have placed him as gentleman OF ord-
nary ability. Squaterism has, even against such
odds, given him consequence. Tharpe, McDougal,
and Buttefheid, II seems, were in collision with
them all, though they progressed To have connec
tnn with, or knowledge ot their movements. That
frauds have been committed, and combinations
nave bctn formed by certain Candidates, against
"a spscrn,ibIe of snbstoni,si pro,f oar Suon4am
friend, big'er, was not asleep, either, when all
these vements were In progress. We Will qua
rantee that he was up TO bis shoulders in the work.
Well, some body is going 10 br cheated. There
will surely be a muss grow out OF tins bargain and
sale-peIhsps another rumpus and riot will he
kicked up. Such u commi0giing of clashing and
conflicting views will upset one at the two parties
II not both, We hope the wings will keep aoot
from .h.se frauds and combinations. Let them
organize ON their own principles, aud be prepared
to "render unto Caesar the things that are
Cassrs" Whatever is just in sguattorism LEI
them approve and aliow--whatever Is wrong, dis
approve and disaow. In this way, discerning
public will soon discover how to estimate the two
PARTIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

NaiitJo. 4loo
JOse. o<t
Reeds proposition. zw
MEMBERS ELECTED TO THE LEGISLATURE
San Frdncioeo.
Members Of Assembly Bennett, (whig); I. d.
Carr, (~his)i W Thorne, (whi); j. 8. wethsred,
(whig); W. q. Hoh, (dem).
senate.-G. d. Tipsley (wbig).
Members OF Assembly Campbell (whig); Bodlsy,
(Wbigl.
The Legislature stands as follows,as far as heard
from:-
Senate.-Whigs holding over, 6; elected in the
San JOse district, j; san Joaquin district, total
y. Democrats holding over. = elected in Saa
Fancsco district /; Sacr tmento district, total 4.
L. H. Van Buien claims t. be elected over Capt.
w. ID. Fair, i'll the san Joaquin district, but the
claim is gfoundess. Three polls were opened in
the backwoods, without law, or the knowledge OF
any OF the candidates, except Mr.. b , which three
polls gave hun all The votes No Legislature will
sanction thus fraud. We shall, most likely, gain
one Ia the TRINITY district. AS the Senate is
composed Of sixteen members, that body will, most
likely, stand nine wings 10 seven democrats, giving
the wbIgs majority Of two 10 the Senate.
The wings have elected loar members of the
Assembly III San francisco, TWO in San Jose, one
In uba, and one in Yolio-total, 5. The demo-
Gratis, one in san Francisco, in Bencia, and
one in Sacramento.
The rest OF the members elected We are, just
now, unable 10 classify.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22


party OF whites, under Captain Best, OF the
brig Ofbt, now lying at our levee, and an old
Canfornia adventureT, Mr.. Van Deuzen, had Sc
we're engagement with party of Indians at the
mouth Of Salmon River, ON the Klamath, about
the middle Of August. The indians, IL appears
had taken nine white men whom they were hold
ing as quasi prisoners, having robbed them of their
clothes, provisions, horses, &c some time before
this party of whites arrived at Salmon river Best
and his company, OF course, demanded the instant
restoration OF the goods to the robbed parity but the
demand was not complied with. The whites col
lected their forces, and measures were concerted
for general fight. All told, some fifty white men
appeared, with some three hundred Indians ar
rayed against them. The fight was kept
up for some hours, the Salmon River dividing
the comba,ants. During the battle twenty-four of
the Indians were killed, and several white men
severely though not MORALLY wounded. The huts
OF the Indians, with their wives and children, were
on that side Of the river where the whites had sta
toned themselves, and the Indians. contrary TO
their expectations, had failed to whip Capt Bests
party, they sent in proposition for peace. AS the
whites had been revenged, they consented to bury
the fomabawk. At least five hundred Indians were
IN the vicinity at the time being there for the pur
pose Of taking supplies of salmon for winter con-
sumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22
Marriages ana Deaths IN California.


At San Frauci'eo, on the 30 nit by Rev. Samuel m
Wiley, Mr. Henry Ames to Mise Eliza jackson, both
Of that city.
In Stockton Oct sth, by the Rev James VIM Mr.
CHARLES peck formerly Of New York 10 Miss Lucy Jane
daughter OF q u Dickenson. Esq Of Stockton.
In San Francisco, 14th ult Joseph Turner, to Miss
Elizabeth Wall, Of ~ dBty. N.s.W.
DIED.
DEATHS IN TIVE CRY OF ssN FRAvcIsco, FROM Ocr. al
TO TW l3ih.- October al. Chaplin New York, aged
tOyesra dJtsEtery. oct A ssmuel Davis, Alabsma,
~. dysebteiy; Ri Gould Baltimore, 81 dysentery
CHARLES Ray, GO, dysentsry. Oct 5-EuocE Keller,
France as suioide; jeremiah Green Buffalo, 30 drop
~; jonathan Durfee. New YORK city, 40, casuslty
tliam wallace new York, 80, disease OF the be trt
Henry sftetor. Woodstock VI. 20, dysenteryi Cm'ar
billet coitrte chol@rs Mrs Captsin silver. Lon3en,
10, consumption Oct Henry streeter, Massaohu-
sttts. 25 Oct 7-walfsr Bell, Scotland 30 dyseptery
william Glotter, Hohatttown. 6k. Oct S-B. Mont.
ctmrry Ohio 80. cholera; n Maliet Canada 81 instDe
October 81 l.. Phillips. Maine Is, dysen~rJi Aaron
Thcnrron. Ohio. 90 cholera; n. Desalver, Western
isles 80. cholera; n. ". Ndowen. Harlem. N Y, %,
ttIkoid fever; infant Of Mrs Thomas still born; infant
Of Mexican rtill borni Erastos Beldes. Bradford
Ohio "a cholera October 10 --Franois l. ISLES New
Orleans 40 dropsy; r. Smith, New York, "a " phoid
fever. L. sobtrdan, France ~, dysentery; W. II era
ham New York. 90 dysentsry; MI Coleman. Bostoa,
So tyr hold fever; Chris saugere, England 81 con
49, N. - kxuu. l1~u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

The election for Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
Attorney General, Senators, Me mbers Of Assem-
bly,, &c, &c, teok place in California, on the 7th
of October II is impossible TO find room in this
mornings Herald for the full returns.
The following persons are, beyond all question,
elected: -
James F. Mooney, (whig,) Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
James A, MsDougall, (demoerat) Attorney Ge-
neral
E. II. Tharpe, (democrat,l Clerk Of Supreme
Court.
As far as heard from, the returns are as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL.
j. Mumford, whig. .............. 2e2l
James A. MeDougal, democrat. 6,5o6
Il. u. Gone, Independent. .......... 1925
CLrRK OF SurREsE CoUhr.
J.F Morse, whig. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 703
y. H. rhsrps, democrat. ............ ,39S
eupERIsTEspEsr or PUBLIc Instructions.
James y. Mooney whig. .......... 1000
EP. Tracey. democrat. 1901
Rev B. Djsnin Bitterly, independent. 1850
wv Buttsrfeld. ................. 11sS
" 4 Huuuerut. oot
j. GMarvin. ,,........... 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-22

THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
The vote for the location Of the seat OF govern
meDt, as far as we have advlces, Is as follows
NaiitJo. ..'.''.''..''' 3iaoo
Fdn Jobes
Reeds proposition. ............... go