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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

EE The article below comes to US through
the post-ofice, and although not entirely or
iginal, we publish il because it is but deser-
we'd tribute to the master style and finish
which marks all of Mr. Kennan's miniatures.
We have, during the past week, examined a
number of his pictures, and We not only ex-
press our own conviction, but the opinion of
many gentlemen, who have also examined
them, that they are decidedly the best ever
taken in Fremont:
Written for the Fremont freeman
Remnants Daguerrean Gallery. :.
There art triumphant our attention claims,
There life seems speaking from many frames,
Bellies, Merchants, Statesmen, tIrong the pictured
walls,
Each face, each form, its living type recalls.
Features, complexion, attitude, attire,
Beauties soft smile, and manhoOd's glance of fire
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED plate,
Astonish life with its duplicate.
Think not these pictures by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are, will like the shadow fade
No! when the lip of flesh in dust shall lie
When deaths grey film Oerspreads the beaming ey'
These life like pictures mOcking at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid to-day.
| AMATEUR.
Fremont March 9th, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

The Columbia Carolinian states that the
contractor for the manufacture of small arms
under the recent appropriation of the South
Carolina Legislature, will commence opera
tions Immediately. A site for the manufac-
tory has been purchased in the vicinity Of the
State Arsenal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

w The Free Banking law passed both
branches of the Legislature, before its ad-
iournment We expect to be able to publish
it next week.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

AS was going said an Irishmen, over
Westminster Bridge, the other day. 1 met
Pat Hewins Hewins, says 1, how are you -
Pretty well l thank you. Donley.' says he
SAYS /, that's not my name Faith no more
is my name Hewins, says he. So we looked
at each other and faith it turned out TO be
neither Of us.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
Rail Road Meeting.

At large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens Of Fremont and vicinity, held at Social
Hall, on the evening of the 25th of March,
1851, to take into consideration the propriety
of subscribing fifty thousand dollars by San
dusky county. to the Toledo, Norwalk and
Cleveland Rail Road Company. Hon. j. s.
Olmsted was chosen Chairman, and H. Ever
EFT Esq, Secretary.
After full discussion and explanation, it was
unanimously resolved, that in the opinion Of
this meeting. the said road cannot be built
witout the aid of such subscription, and that
we will use our best endeavors to persuade
the voters of the county, that it is for then
true interest to vote for subscribing said stock
Thereupon the following address was read
and unanimously adopted, as the sense of this
meeting, and ordered to be published ano
circulated as part of the proceedings thereof
with our earnest wish thatit may be read, and
thoroughly and correctly understood by every
voter.
The meeting adjourned tc assemble at So
cial Hall on Thursday evening, March q.
]. S. OLMSTED, Chm'n.
H. EVERETT, See'y.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

Eg- The Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Wednesday last, after session of near four
months.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

According to the state valuation, the pro-
perty in Massachusetts, is estimated to be
worth $59o,oo0o00
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

John NJ. Bolts has been unanimously nomi'
mated for Congress by the whig Convention
Of the Richmond District, Va.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

We the undersigned Commissioners Pf
sandusky county, do hereby certify that VIZ
have this day taken the agreement of the To
ledo. Norwalk & Cleveland Rail Road Com
pany, to save harmless, and indemnify the
county of Sandusky against any and all bonds
that may be issued by said county, Pursu-
ant to vote of the citizens thereof, at the e.
lection in April next upon executing an as
sipnment of the stock so subscribed in said
company. And in case the citizens in the
county aforesaid, shall see proper to vote the
Subscription, it is our opinion that the county
will be fully indemni6ed after two years inter
est shall be paid.
HIRUM HURD,
DEFD
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
FRANCE.
PRUSSIA

Advices from Berlin by telegraph were to
the 9th inst The arrival of an Austrian dis
patch has confirmed the Prusian government
in its resolution to insist on its rights and pre-
fer return to the old Diet to any unsatisfac-
tory arrangement. Ministerial papers express
doubts of the stability of Prince Schwarzen-
burg's Cabinet
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

To the Voters of Sandusky County.
On the first Monday of April next you are
called upon to vote for or against empower
ing the Commissioners of your county to
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
HIRUM HURD,
MICHAEL REED,
" WRIGHT.

Commissioners Sandusky county
AUDIToR's OFFICE,
March 2lst 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

Fremont March 9th, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

H. EVERETT, See'y.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
A DOG STORY.

Pat is Just one of the greatest dogs
out strong rs lion, but gentle as a
lamb. lie leaves nothing alive upon
which Lc is fairly set, but he would not
rutlle the feathers OF the smallest chick
en-, rnbidden for his right paw. lie
will drag the children in cart, as Ion:
as he can drag himself, and never ut.
ter n word Of complaint; hn, wo be,ide
the being who comes within his reach,
when duty calls him 10 a sterner mood
A very useful dog is Pat too. He
divides his time between one Of our
neighbors and farm mile off, and
saves many journey back and forth,
of those who make more fuss about it,
The other day he was sent to farm
with a basket for eggs. ], was observ-
ed ,ha, he did no, come back as prompt.
ly a. usual. but the circumstance excit-
ed no special attention. ne came in al
last looking as though nothing ut all had
happened. lie WAS glad to see the folks
and appeared very much at his ease,
and perfectly satisfied with himself with
no goadings Of conscience TO mar hi' hap
pines,. In the midst of his apparent
happiness however, he was interrupted
with the erquiry Pat, where are your
eggs Ills tail fell about sixty degrees
instantly, and with look perfectly IN
tellisible, he turned and was of. Go
ing 10 a pile Of timber, not far away hs
found his basket Of -gss, and bringing
them home, made the best apology ;
dog could make. and gave them int
the hand. OF his mis,r-ss.--On enqui
ry, it Was ascertained that on his way
home, he met some other dogs, and feel
ing a little social, lac pu, his ,g.s in ;
safe place, and stopped for a social cha
with his friends, and finally went home
and forgo, to take his egg. along. W.
b.lieve this is the first instance in which
a dog has been shown 10 hsv. forget
te. anything ~ H. Telegraph.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
THE DEVIL IN PISA.

One Of those ridiculous practical jokes
which so often end fatally to the actor
has jus, occurred at Pisa and as il,
occasions very great sensation
here, in consequence Of the stain 1t
attaches ~ the triars in one OF the con
vents Of that city, take leave 70 g'se
you the particulars, partly as l have
heard them rccoun,ed by others,
and par,iy as l find tbsm IN
the local journals. A. Pisa there
lived in latter ycars a" young man,
whose morals were something Ike the
celebrated leaning tower. n little incl:
ned the wrong way and who, among
others eseapades, bad caused a grea'
scandal in a respectable family, and
refused to repair il by marriage, aeeor
ding 70 the prayers u the victim add
the commands d the Church. The
gentIeman vss ia fact . regular maue.
ais snJtt, 3 6t subject for = French
novel, and be vent On from day 10 dsy
s,rutting along the banks II the Arrso,
and Iesverting sll the icoiish MAIDS oi
tina, not ov-rreIisous vicinity neither
attending to the advice of his friends
nor the reraonstIaces Of the clergy
tll sietncss overlook HIN il; The n!ds,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
IKE AND TIiE ELEPHANT.

The Elrphant h.lpeM himsey to peice
Of haae's gingerbread, at rhich he
Is justly indignant
From, Inc Carpet Bag
"Wel," said Ike, looking the El--
phant directly in the eye, al the .amo
time doubling up his huge fs,. as big
rs half cent bum. and putting on AN
,.ir Of defiance. well, you got it didn't
you. you old thief, you ] .pose you
think you've done il,underin' great
things. don't you:--ior my part l don't
call il no bettcr'n stealing. Oh, you
may stand there and swing your ride
lous looking trunk o your'n just As
much as you're mind to, you cant .kc-r
a fellow, IteHyou. This is free coun.
try, old clubfect; aud you amt a going
to take any more liberties here ike that:
! can tell you il won, I've safe for that
lagee rubber hide % your'n il you do !
You take my gingerbread away igin, if
you dare, that's all You just Try it,
you ongainly reptile you. Oh. you may
look ssucy and pretend you don't keer,
but you just say two words--just knock
that chip of my head. and il ] don't
give you fits my name aint Ike Part
inton, that's all. Just put down that
big Ing-e-ruLber bludgeon, and III
black your eyes for you, you old tough.
leather. You darsn't say a word, you
ill.msncred old hunch: Id knock your
eye teeth out if you did. o, take il up,
il you're mind to; you needn't think
to bully it over me, because you're a
little biggcr'n l am, ! can tell you. We
don't stand no such nonsense as that,
round here. If twarn't for that p'lice.
man looking here Id pitch into you like
a thousand o bricks. wouldn't get
out o your way rs people do when you
GO along, and ! should like to see you
step on my tocs--why can't you just
try it now, will you l guess Id make
you hear thunder with them leather
apron ears o yourn, you big overgrown
vagabord, you. 'Taint no use a talk
ing to you, but I shall be here, and il
you don't mind your eye III lick you
like blazes afore ! 90 out"
Here Isaac undoubled his lanls, and
shaking his head lhrcaiingly at the huge
animal, he went over to get look at
the monkeys; while the elephant lazi-
ly swung his trunk from side to side,
and goodnaturedly famed himself with
his big ears. rs if he hadn't minded
word the little fellow lad said.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
BEAUTIES OF THE WAY

Although III. travellers fret and
chief deish, is The recollection Of his
home, which lies as cordial at his
heart and r.freshes him everywhere
and al all seasons, this does by no mrAns
pseven, him from takins that pleasure
IN the several otJects presenting them.
selves on the rssd which they are caps.
bic u sffording. and were, ind-ed in.
t, nded to afford. lie surveys, in pas
sing the work. and beauties Cf nature
and Art, meadows covered with cora.
rcrdAnt ~nods. blooming gardens, and
stately bsiIdlnss. lie surveys and en-.
Joys them much more than ibeu o~n-
ers do bu, leaves them without sish.
rejecting on ,he lar gresser and sincsr-
q loys tia, are wsilu,- for hial si llynae
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
POPPY.HEAD TEA.

Some few years ago . we'll known
botanical physician was called in to
prescribe for a man who kept for sale
oil kinds Of dogs. The paticrt was
great believer in herbs and botanical
produc tons, and was indeed very i'll.
The doctor felt his pulse, and as he
vas leaving the room said, 10, cheer
up Mr.. Jones; I'll send you some
herb tea that will set you all right
again. want to end your wife. -
To the latter who met him on the
stairs, he said, "Mrs. Jones, Ill b,
back here again very shortly, aud
meanwhile make your husband
large bowl Of poppy head tea" The
wife Of the sick man was a Germsr
woman, and didn't exactly understand
wha. was ordered. As soon as th'
doctor was gone, she went into u's
yard, and took from q litter Of New
foundland puppies 6ye specimens, Gu
their heads of. and boiled them dowr
aud gave her husband part Of ih'
tea. In the eyening. when the doc
tor returned, he asked
"Wcll, Mrs. Jones. have you done
a I ordered you " do :"
ITO be sure ! have doc tor"
"Well, how does i. operate ,"
"Opera,e, sir , ! can't tell. Bu
I am sure Jones viii kill me when he
gets WE'LL" -,
"IIo~. kill you' What should b
kill you for good woman :"
"Bec.use. doctor, he has been o'
| ter,d sye dollars apiece for theu
Newfoundland psRps.., and l kho'
he wants the mouey.
Puppies, woman, replied the a
,ouished doctor; "vha, have yot
been giving your husband :" =,
"P4aYyA<ad tes," replied til
woman.
"PxyYy had tea : ! told you pei
pyAssd tsa." and the doctor slSpe
Il osa his pa6ea. Who By tho vsy 8
well, aud afier . uh'e forsa,e D
wife bait seyer,the Doctor. and hi
e.chewed botanical medicine since
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

such. Exactly is tho temper and d'spc'
si,ion With which the Christian travel.
Ter shooh pass through The ~"rld. lIi'
religion does no, require him 10 be
gloomy and sullcn--,o shut his eyes
and stop his ears it d-bars him Of no
pleasure Of which a thinking and rcn-
sonsble man would wish 10 psriake.
IL directs him not 10 shut himself in n
clois'cr alone. there to nope away
his life. bu, to walk abroad 10 behold
the things which are in heaven and
earth, and to give glory to Him who
made them - rejecting at the same time
tha, if in ihi, fallen world, which ia to
he consumed by fire, there are so many
oljec:s TO entertain aml delight him.
what mus, be the pleasures Of that world
which is Ia endure forever, and TO be
his eternal home - Horne.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

Th"r" is n story, and which b,bc,n
s a fact, Of iwo boys going I" jack
davis nest from hole under the heiflv
window IN the lover II All saint.
Church, Derby. E"glsnd, a. IL Wa
impns.lbl" To reach iha, height FROM,
"iihon, li.ry rc,ol'ed to par u Idank
through the window auI 1h,lr tie,
heavier h,y secured its laianrr by ST
ling On the end within, the lighter hoy
was To hx him'ei' on the Opposite rmi,
and from that rrriDons situation 10 rca,i,
the oljec, of their desire. ~ fu the
scheme an WEIRD Tie titl- E,iInw
took the nr.', and hnding in il ~. nrdg
I'd young LiIds, ann unc~t 'i. new. t..
his companion.
Five ARE there" replied he then
III have ihr-s.'
Nay reclaimed the other Indignant
iy 7; run all a.. danger and III hayr
three
fon hall not still mint sirrd tho
boy inside you ,hsli INT i'rou.i..
me three or tn drop you.'
Drop me II you phrase REPLIED ihT
ii,ll. hero, bot III +. omi-- son no H,us-
than two wDn whi.h Ia. Zee, sb!r,s.i
oE tie psns.
Up Tilted thc end and d"wn went thu
Toy, upu ard. of a Lunirrd feet from,
the ground. liuL fellow al IN,
moment Of h,. fall. MAS holding hi. priz,
Ny their l-g.--'hrce ia one hand sn.i
t~o IN th. ah-I - ana ,h~y. finding
'i.ems-l,.s d-. ndine na,,sf,d Usi lls~s
rirnens is,andissi, I be bey, .e.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

ToxAroEs.--Of all vegetable .. the
Tomatoe 10 the most Wholesome. The
bes, way 10 cook them, beloved reader.
is, to boil them sligh,ly-shen mix " b
shred onions. butter and bread crumbs,
put them in . dripping pan. and bake
then fAeen minutes. The layer in
The dripping pan should b. about a.
thick q . Yorkshire pudding. Try
them ths. way.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
DUTY AND WOR z.

I have found good in everything I
have learned. By degrees your des,i-
ny will open before you. You viii!
learn what you are good or---wha. you
are made for. I can say nothing more
definite, and thus is definite enough, and
full Of animation DO your duty, and
YOU cannot fail to tit yourself for an
honorable work DR.. Claiming
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
From The Chris ties World.
4 PARABLE,

Wen ssd fsstsore sss ths Prophet,
"sss he gsinea TIE holy hill
"Csd Ass lsti The earth" ~ s.srmsred.
"heH hs pr~sssss hssers ssilI
"0ed II ell h. s.Ass psspse,..
W&sehss q jeak With ~ 30 nsnse !,
Have ~ - trsiy served thee
A. Wy ehssss ssss u yoss'
Hear ~ gvideS OF my fathers,
le' - humble heast 10 rnine;
sy thy .esey l bes-ech thee,
Grant Thy servant bu, siga'
Bsviag tAen he hesd, he Is,easI
fos - ssswss 10 HE prayer;
No lssd bsssis Il thunder followed.
Not mu smus stirred the cir
But us ten Of moss before him
Ops"sd: wh'is he vailed ye'.
And, from on, the rocks hard bosom.
sprang tender vioIet.
"Ced ! thsak ih<e T. cad the Prophet; !;
"Hsrd of heart sst blind vas I,
Looking 10 the holy mesata;a
Fer the gih Of prophecy.
"s,i'i thea spestess with thy children
Freely - of old, sublime;
ljun,bleness, nd love, end patience,
Still gives empire ever time.
"ilad ! trusted 10 ny % urr.
And had faith in iowly th'ngs,
Thou ,hyssIf wosldst then have sst M
And -. fier my spirits vins'.
bet lseked fpr sssus and wosders,
That s'es mes sbosld give me sway
Th,sssiae - b mess thsa aoshl,
We ssea lees than clay.
ERE I catered On my journey.
A. girt my lmns to start,
Ran TO ,ne my iatls dssghtss.
The believed one Of rny heart:
"in her hand she held flower,
Like 70 THE ss.lihs may &c,
wh'eh sss,de my very ihsesheid,
She had Plucked aud hsought to me
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

4 Ds.perots Rsso'ss.--There is q
Legend lhas . merchant once determine
ed 10 ruia himself BY squandeIing his
neaey IN advertising; but he found tue
more b advertised the richer he grew
until Il iass be was obliged 70 give mp
u despair Of ever s6scting his Pur'
pose in that way.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

Fian, ,hs witty eomnea;An. vas e:rv-
ias q c,oss .. supper, when John E'-
srstt called out to the carver from 'hs
o.her end Of The table, "wha, sort ot u
fowl Il ,haa brother Of yours, Finn -
~, u a,uost - great . goose, respond
" .hs va, n J. EErsr-st."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

The sts~y that Jenny Lind is to be
married to Belletii. is tontrad'csed "by
authority" He has sailed for Europe
and Jenny 10 in New York. The 'a"e
authority says she will probably spend
the reIt wioter in the United States,
,hou.h With no presen. purpo'e Of CIV
ing concerts.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

A late writer ssys that . man Of
brains should make himself name be.
fore he dies, seven Il 10 has to die 10
make IT, A noble sensimcnt veil
exIttsscl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

rA aaady. with . cigar In ms
mouth, entered . me"agerie, whe" ,ne
proprietor requested him TO 'Ahs 'ns
weed from bic mouth hest he s"oo'a
,sara the sahss uoaksys bad hs6'".
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

The las. oenaasra,iea in San fr:a'
cisco uakss the sis,h time With" e'sn'-
cen non,hs shss the city i'As ssss 70
duced 10 sshes.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

h rsreiy happens tbas one sr'se's'
mind "a s.eeesa in forming s"o,her )
ne seldom imitaie wha. 20 do "os 'o'e'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

Evssy sss esap,sias sfhis .s~ssy'
~ nshsly q hS jsageesa.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

Those uho r.ise en,y viii easily In
cur espsSrs. -... ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

There srs ssss errors coo@"'ed o'
,oe,~4y i,seH, than .ccie? sarf"se''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21

mi,'ec. 10 make ac,iv. preparation fnr
large me-tirrs. Let the people far
and near 'par our cIcQurn, champion,
and we have no fear Of the rr.ui, for
"one hlss, upon his bacl- hora
10 worth thcusspd sN~n"
lIow's that. Deacon - broke out
several Of his audi,ors at the close--
wha, does that m-an!" "Oh, that's
right, that's right" said tho Dca-ot--
"it's Just 40; m~Sers,ond he's ne b>st
bSgls ,p'nver in the State of I'r,mont'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

Senate.
ALBANY, January II, 1851.
PETITIONS raEsErTES.
That the collection rent In certain cases on the
manoral lands may be stayed.
REPORTED
To preva8 the sale Of the Schenectady and Troy
Railroad except by vote OF the city to authorize
the corporation Of Brooklyn to create loan to pay
current expenses not exceeding $I5OO0O; to amend
the charter Of the Californis Steam Navigation Co
to authorize Daniel Richards Of Brooklyn to make
pier GOO feet long In the Sixth ward, Of Brooklyn
Mr.. CRoLIus gave notice of . bill amending the law
the appointment Of Commissioners OF Deeds
Mr.. MORGAN introduceda bill amending the srbor
Mr. RosIssos Of Allegheny: gave notice of . blu to
tax estates Of non resident debtors.
HILLS COMMITTEE.
To reduce the capital stock Of the New York and
Virginia Steamship Co. to $4,000
INSURANCE coMpAN
bill prohibiting voting by proxy In mutual insu.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1861.
PETITIONS rREsENTEp~
To prevent the State Of New Y ork from becoming
hunting ground for freemen; prohibiting the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors. for . law forming building
associations memorial Of the Mayor &C., Of New York,
asking the passage Of law empowering them to raise
money by loan, for sundry purposes connected with
city improvement memorial from the Western House
OF Refugee for amendment of general plank road law
of stockholders Of the Attca and Horn nellsvs Railroad
Company, for amendment Of their charter.
REPORTS.
The Judiciary Committee reported bill relative to
the duties Of superntendents of the Poor.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The STEAMER appointed Select Committee for the
esentation Of New York in the Worlds Industrial
Exhibition, viz: Mefsrs Fitzhugh Lyon, Swords Cook
and 6nell also Select Committee the Abolition
Of the Death Penalty, viz: Msssrs. Baker Bsboock,
Yeomans, and strstton.
INTRODUCED.
Amending the charter OF the Attica and HorAellsve
OF Appeals for Law reports Of other States relative
TO weights and measures providing for the appoint
nent OF state Reporter authorizing the Commissioner
Of the Land Office TO sell land In Syracuse and pur-
chase other lands the Protestant ps
copal Benevolent Society In the city OF New York
sppropriating money for Western House Of Refuge
relative TO plank and tu7npike roads amending act
relative to ejsctments establishing and regulating
public schoos providing for registers Of births
riages, and deaths amending the Code, relative to
the jurisdiction of County Courts repesliDg certain
provons of the Revised Statutes relative to taxation
Of interpretations.
Mr.. THOMPSON, OF New York offered series Of joint
resolutions expressing the opinion OF the Assembly
the I4th Of February 1850 not approved by the
people; that the course pursued by Cass, Webster,
Dickinson. Clay and Others meets with appreciation;
and that the course Of William Seward, In reference
to the slavery question has not been in accordance
with the wishes of the people Of this State.
Mr. SMITH, OF Suffolk introduced resolutions relative
TO British sggressions In Central America.
.xhe resolutions we're laid over.