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Alta Court Of Probate held at Paris. within and CO
the Comfy IL Oxford. on the Eurih Tuesday Of
NAV, ia the year of OSr Lord eighteen hundred
ami hity-one.
CERTAIN Instrument 1urporting % H. the
u last WIN and 1estancat II Esther Sleap.
6ts ofPMi. in said County, having been prcscn,ei
i0r Probate
a va. Ordered, that notice b. give In an person.
intsr,.tei u, causing copy ~ nj. order a. h. pul.
I.hsd three weeks -uoccssiSel, go The ONl1rd Dem-
ornt printed ~ rsris, that he, my appc,r ~ a
Prtaic Count o. D. held AZ Paris, In said C1unt,
ca tbs thtud Tucs as IT Ju1e next. at ninr II the
rlnck b. the ilrcn'1n, and show cause Il an, they
have. VII, che stiI instrument sh1ulI nj D. prov.
plHrrra,D.l. 'nl al,vrI 1s the last vii ard Tee
lr.ut Of .lil I.-.1..I.
GGo. X. SHAW. Register.
ATM or'-irrt: Gro. n. Su,w, Rex.
Nta Count 81 rr.lrtr, b.ii at V1us within 1ll ar
OBJ C.Hf, 81 bNirI, rr Doe isufth iuTs.lfN -
Nov. 900 Goo ylar % coo lHri -igafrrl hu eel
Brl ary.ar..
- ui1 instrument rru#Ji,.s t d. ths h.J VIII
srl r,..ar5ri of ~ Iavrrnrr, i,'o 81 ''una,t m
.rl r.rr't, ...lr.rI. fI Probate. 1rl 1'.'tvJu-i-
Oh tr O. appointed lIl'His'.af. o,fl thr WILL au-
r.s.I. fhr.r l.ir- ur INH,It.f rIu.l th.riH.
o. 500. OI.rI.I, that tb, sa.I Jtur, lr' ,Irc
-.t.r .fI.. o. 40 I.I-Hrs u'rrIsfrJ, IN r1H.ir- a
co., of th-. r,.l,l o., D., iuhlshrI thrr v.rk .ur.
,,...,r', o. The ONt,rl Democrat pfiHlol lee laiIs,
iblttl., mas arrHtr st b ru.Ili. I,ru O.. %. %
,f ur-. On slrI C.r1,,, ur Doc ihlII Iur..H1 ul
Juur NAT. 40 ui1- ct Oh. yl,k u rb- u,,urou, ui
.heu ,,l.e Do gr, th,, base, Oh, ihr s,Il ,u.t,u.
rr.rt slH-lI "a l- nu,ej, approved, AMI s'.url
t. t.r b.iWi.IJr l',.rm.pt of -aiJd.,rfs.i, and
fbr suI rsIrr.t guriHi.
Gro. X. SHAW, G-gist,r.
4 tura Cow Att..t. Dru. h. SHAW. Nsr.
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Farmers Attend!

Huls'n River Insurance Company
I'iRuEES can have their rruusrf, insure g.,
ihls tHnIuN irr1 tsfm nf three ,rIfs. if
'.m 80 90 - CO.. go ? 10. ll,f, Gai0, l,r
stock, uI Other rsrsr0al prur'rr ir.rfrj at co.
.Hur rsf.. "a, ih. huliuus. BE- vhrrH Ih, .rrnr ul,
n, situated. Gf thr fu.l ,aIur ihrIr.t
4, iHsr.,u.r property TAKEN at ths lvr,i r,t,..
The ,s stock GO. anl insure. ur ~. other .,.irur
IH'r,iHt, hIu,ts u.sy iH.urr vItilut ans hallt,
% aIs,ssm.nis. u h,s uljul,i lr a'.r'.t uIu,la
% pfusp,ifn sinre q rumu.suor. lr.ins.s. col ths
lIl,,irr .rol ruuh ',li LatalIrpnr, o. ih, Irin.
,p..' uh.,h have hsrrtui,ir governed lh-u, siI
I'-g, Oh. tumgaI, ahead Il ii. oih.s.
llSAlNiI HOOD, Pre-,
OITlIls.l I. e. MORGAN, Nir, rfr..
tr. J. AVERY. ~-rrt,p.
:. :. u. kSiour, W,sh,,Is VI G,r. w.
'a We. Iovhm application rHg %. ml.c. l3l
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a5.Sl T A R vi S, -
siiiB morsT LoTs, 500 ssYzn
Esss.-a FOR SALE =

\ IH'm Situated slsut tvI mi'ss s1uih II South
Iuis Nlhgr, onnpiniug sHns ~ acres u gpud lsni,
a1i kurvu as tlr NiIIs GIn.
\ Tam in Gtc'lvuui kruvn AZ the vcuill
iuu. rII .f'ul'ri Ii.ut iu. miles from Greenwood
village.
! Hai two s.0 HOUSE sith convenient oct.
luiHIug' we'll huIsb,H, 11t = lrrrs II rum, land,
good ~ ii.hsr ur hru'' lnt., .'aauty situated ia
S.rII Pave srlHFH.
\ MIL SlrI, With water ,ubcisni o. carr,
llufnrF uf MI. II IH, description. BOD soui h.
a iFluiIui 'eraiiun ~ q I.uf MiI-l-iug within
q tn fu' p. from th- Railroad DO Pans. %, O~u.t
vuI'l hhs 90 hu.Ilp faur MiII With ,sus nau u
a.. rrtrrr- i1 thr lu.iu,ss.
ANUOD IUIsl-i miles f-1rl he railroad Ia
llH..
HORSE LOT- r,lart'. .ra'-,i near ,hs De.
ct no ~sufh plus
TlIREL INV HOUSES u N.r~ay yillsg,.
"re 4 which 81 81 ~y issgt"i ifrf.ss, and uill
ls sHiI ntH r.ru -aad t1yralH.
\ nss.Hg HOUSE, STORE q SHOP At
ITHsi's Corner iH NunFtY.
not - LOIS iu Norway Village
-6-Ths ,huyD siu h. suI az slUd bargain, and
I.fs'us i1 vsut 'f, invited g. o upuu the suts,u.
l.r &C. further affirmation. Al aiarrs ~ The ale
ct Raj Lsn'e puml', attended to on ths m0',
VA .. GoopNow. AsAi
NORWAY. I-1. ~ ISL eppuisIs
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To the IIon. Job rrince, Judgs u Probate for the
County Il ONietds
I TOUN JAMESON, Administrator II the estate
81 a MARSHALL SPRING, late of Hiram. in
s,I Count,, ,ccsnscl, respectfully r,prFcnt. F..
That the psrsonsl estate II s,d decreased l. mt
.ufcisai 10 pay the just dsbts which BE- owed nj the
tine Il biz dsath, BY the snm Il .iS hundred DOB.
lars. You Tet.trDo ruys that lurr Honor wur'd
.I1Ht h,m lcrnse o. ~ AMI COVE, s1 much II the
real estate 81 .,il dcs,1.e a. r,, D. psces.,r, &C.
the plymsn, 0r aid },bts arI iHcily1ul charge.
JNO. JAMESON.
NtB Count Uf pu.lai5 held 40 Paris. uiihi1 a1l g.
th- Count, of ONnrl. v1 thr tur'h tnrs H' 81
NAV, Boo th. ,u1r 90 uuf l.rrI .sg h.rlHi Ell Pc
Upon ihr fu-.IH. petition, twas rrl-n-' 'h''
Oh. rii lim'r -,,r r.t.rr tusI' fr'.Hs in'.f''.',
D., r.r.ir- C.f, 20 th.. r,'.t..1 pni .r'.r @. !.
..H'.f.'.' Th..H ur.la .r.Hrs..F.f .r lH 'N' r.
u.rrf.i r..rr.l Hf r1fn. thlrfb., uHt 1..".f
sfH o.. 'ra ,.u.t Goo. h'frr Bf Il,.'u.s, Iu. H'I
..s't. .# on. "Hf.." fh It oft '.-.t ".N'. T.
f.r.t OBJ. r'..i u fl- 'r..1.-. -"' sH. H .r..., u
Ggp. Is. SHAW. Er-.'...
Nfrr- r.r,H Nu..t. Glu. k. ~u'w. l,.E.
A. Csat.I Probate D. 'laf I.H.,eII.abr. Dbl.
OBJ. ,H.H et u,l.I. .ltl. .H..H lu.... ..
Nat. n h. ,.al 90 .r. Lr.' ..aa.r.' hln ..I
yNlE Cuon.l.rfu. 1rr..r..l O., q uu, o..
NIIv'. p.a.r tr OBJ .fa'. H' J'>tltt
UNgkTE. Hfr II WHr-IITI, iH aIL t.wNr a.-
u.H..I. h.,r.- r|.I. I.Irs t.#If,
IIv,. uu.rr,i, Ihrf r.tI.. lr given Goo '. r0..
.H.s Interested, D., ,Hr.Ir- r1r1 . if.s rr... ''
.s. rf ..t.| IfT.r v"rk. ..Hr.'.N 90 tH. 's-
rlI p.u.srt. p..Htal lt r,r,s. tIu th., u.' OPP
u.r.Hi H Il...r- ,.nIt O.. '. Dol. .' I'D. w '..'-
IIH. . trH -.>fh iIE.f Nr-r.t H.N'. 90 Coo .' fHr
OF krrfr. tu....r. ant .I.e lrr.., 81. rrf U.t
rr... Obj. fh...".. .i.I'| u.f I- 1.."Trr'.
GTp. \. SHAW, Ua-..f.r.
rrr- rHs.-\r..'. Geo.. n. ~HAN. r..
r.ta. II.rJ.t rrrrr. JrI.-al rra.r. &C. or.
t.uHf, 10 uaEH'
ITTTTU~uN UNt.. ~ f.E'.H'. r.I OH. D..
- OF. .. JOSEPH q. ElDl, Hfs % N..'-
.Isk. lr arI t1r1ty. d..r,sra, r,-TTrHH.., rr-.".
s..f.. That trr rlrs..ll Jsu1f. rf -..a l..gr.r. H
De srh.rrrt o. ra, fr. fi.t trhrs vh..i Or owed
az obi. t..ls ni hs death, b, i1r Boon .i tsn hr".
E.-I brI rf, ..rs. All t.sI' partial H." '' OH"
rB' ssr-rHf .HIf 'r.rsri uun.I -.rff., irrur '."
r...|r N#r. f.tu""-. iI.r'.Hlr Tu,,s i1Hl '.rI
10 nee v...| grant H.r i...rsr in srt 1HH r"'.Ia
r .I fH IrI H.r.fr .f si.H t---ta.i, fT tlr rr.-
JIliLE>uN HAIL.
1rac.rrt .-r-. 'er.h.I.a Paw, vi,hio arI 'r
oil. l.#.. .. Us.... ." fI. . .Ih lHH.HF .'
Nr." ..r.H. .. ... l.s. ....'.H hH.'..|
ur rr. arr-.-s Ir.. D. vrs ..'.r'.f.u
....H.. 4 Poo ......... .. .. .#....H I.'.....-
... .. ..".I.- H CO.. ' .f' l...". H... .' '..
...r fr Do. rrla..... ... rs".s s..F.. "
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stntr of Ininr.


O,rnru o. D.s-'. C..H.H-4ni CH', ".
Ts-, 4. %. 1851.
1 ~ .r,, ar fl.. ih,.' .l, 90 co. Tw, l,0Hs
Y h. t',rh lob 20 Ma. \. -. l.jl, BE- ts.r.
f.f,I N fhJ C.l lhr IaN Of IHo isBhai
. H... I. us...s.Iu r.l l.uH.'tu ' lsffsrt Do irr
.tHr i.Irf l1 H.ir-"T#"'r' Township IH sHI
County, tlpt sun hsi.F a..Hl-rf o., ths C1ur' ..-.
0Is.irf lai ,1HIgi.It tl ks.r, ibr lvBr nru l.i
.Hf AMI .. .H.I hnr.h .I| Tusr. h.r. fH r.1.' r,.
r.... ,HI MOI. .aHs BE- .s..-.a,i rs '..,s. ia witt.
uHr EH| .rT bali rr.i &C. ..'. r."H fNf#it ih.rs.
400 ..us .i H.f ir sH.I l..H.h.H " .ffsr &. .'
.H.rH-. O. o.. HvHr' 3D.. 49, J.h. ~nrb. f'r..ra
.i BrI rrH.rri .r Ir'.. rHT.s.s. prl NlBn
E..i Hf E.,lH., .1 .1lI D..HHr,. be- a.r...f.I
Ne.H, iH .trrHI 900 B....srsri -..H f.. U..L
Uu.A ur| Isr .,.II OIL. .t I.ursHr. .....|.
... f. .#.
d AH.r-WW. g. FIWUlII. Di.l.
Cr ,rHt-NN. b. kINVlll.. t.lL.
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Hay for Gale.
TtcctlnIn So,i.e.

iItfuoH Nolis''
DuBIIC NOTICE = hereby riycn that have
rlu1ni.h-l o. my minHT son, DANIEL. VI.
HOWE. BIZ tiusr' that be y Zee a. tr'uact hu'i'
me-. inr him-.li that shall c,in NONE ~ h. earn
inc. nBr shall IA, ANY dts II bic ountnctng.
WILLIAM ROWE.
Witness-IlTSHN How.
Mpud.tuck, Ma, 10Th, 1851 ID
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Notice.

4 IL. p,r.ur. indebted To- the late Gnus 81 DEN.
Y lSON g., south PA. ald pENlsoNs
TRUE 4 KENDALL, NorS'y, ate requested IA
make immediate l1Nnrp', o. ave r.ft.
The huok. int, g. funl a. The store occup'c ly
Deui,.n \ ksnlsll. Nu.w1,.
DENISONS, TRUE & kENphli-
Anvil I, ISL. 9u
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Soldiers in the War of 1912
Cart " heels.

DENDY made Clu wheel, With Cast lrun lIul ,
IL i.un isrnd and warranted good.
Alsn, llulls, Spoko', and Icll"s separately.
30 .als l., BEOWN \ 60
Norua, April % 1850. III
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OLIVER BREWSTER, inuy,
I'll ". BLAKE, VI. ID. Hrli54i EF1Trlu.
Ions 4. WAEHIv. ". u. } CsasuGirr PIyn.
JoHN WAEI, NJ n. a-41,
Boston.
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance company,
NEW HAVEN. CT.
Local Office, No. 4, State ST., bos''a-
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates of Premium Reduced % Per Cent,
AND THT
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

IT, gr,rt p-.ss.pis II IN. fs,s,iars l., that m,n
~ tn raymeut n small sum annually, may secure
10 Their families oersin surn Il money, 20 he paid
at their death, and ii. f,by accomplish an Object
thv night MT attain dunuv ioug Iis-.
TIE aEirai0E - III isfwaas,, H.. Insuring
one l's lJr the lene6l II his friends ~ his credit.
ufs. or iuf the sole ice and b,nsft Il his hmily
4 llBHn ma, lrsufc her lifs for the bens6t Of
her parents, her hu,lsrd, her children, and she
MA, lu,ufc thc ic 4 her husband fuf her sole and
vi af.tr usc snd l~rcht.
4 Hs'lsad ssf ~, may l1sur their lives jaint.
", bod ths Who'll Policy h. payab, the survivor.
uron ihc d,aih u either.
P"Ilrics ma, 10 made pa,al, 20 7sHsi,,s, fJr the
b,urft Of specific Objects ~ persons. S,hsoL NAV b
6unicd l., the a,ai's n Policies u Life Insurance
C.Nsru ml, h. endowed. Pr Ttsa,il.ps may b. 90.
tallishsd, Bosri7f hshisii.ss may h. aided, and
Lgtau cd P.aSis may h. made Er public OF
private purposes, vithlu, tISeIting from families,
pIoTe " ant estate.
Policies are granted ~ thi. Company oul, 10 .oJnd
aud health, g'rsuns aHi the bpsnsss 4 the Compa-
uy s eln60ei o. healthy locaion. and 10 first clas,
risks. y Caiffa.I ~ sfir ,T'rs AaFa0fdss r,iI,
iu, i'f7 iakH. Eyucnss OF al Minds are carefully
avoided. aad every department. 4 the basinsss "
The COMPANY is cafsful'y cuniuctsd
ENsr1 person iusufeI b. required % haswet a sst
n qestiuns relating % he health. cunsttuiion, &c
The COMPANY obtain simillr ufu,maliou from their
Vanity Ply scian, aud ,l.o iium f,snd. Blanks.
/ rampLlcs. and CircaAH on, furnished b, Ae Con
I rany W che Agc''s.
OFFICERS.
/ BENJAMIN SlLi.IMiN, P,n.i,uf.
NORRIS WILCOX, Iils p,sidns
BENJAMIN NOYLS. SsJ,ga,y.
JOHN ". FITCH, Tisswv.
rLiNY AJCwETT. ND : I 1., ,iIa-''-
New Haven, c.
. OLIVER BREWSTER, ifuuy
I'll W. BLAKE, VI. ID. NrIi54i ErIwfly,
JoHN Z. WAEHIy, ". -. ! CsafaliiEg Piyn.
J0uN WAEI, VI. u. urGf,
Boston.
WM T.. GOODNOw, Irui.
Joanna :. Mum, MirSi Er4Irrr.
Norway, Ne
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Tili. .rler 1fr hrf-lr, .ira- pul notice Oh l'
,.r.,InrI ih.t Lr hns lr.1 Ju, 'rfrln'cl hrl a.
lrrrIHu h.H.,'. lt. tu,t 81 AIa.ri-usi.rDi thr
T.ufr ~
LUKE uICNNrll.. htr,i rumrr,
ntr. C.rrr, 81 u,frI. decreased, o., giving lnnl
Fol-. it. hv .lrrrts=Ir iH..,fTy f.Ju..r. 100 Isrs1rs
uHr aIr irI.Ifs. tHl br .lil u.,.asrds estate, 90
m.Lr iuui..'. I'r plluTH', a1l those Who have H.N
I.alrl. th-f,.r, o. r,hih.t thr s1mr %
WILLIAM =. NOJNG.
NJ, -. ISL H.
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WI q. GOODNOw, Irui.
Joanna :. MILLIrr, Nsi.sf EFurHv.
Norway, Ne
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TIE Subscriber hereby -.yss pebble u.iirs 90 AL.
couc,rus,' chat bel pa. b.,u au., appointed aai Ca.
ks1 uI-s1 himself che trust VI AamisIritar oi che
EsEitr Ht
JACOB :. SMITH, his of Hereford,
In ths Count, Of O,arI. DECEASED, by giving l'ai
AZ che hs drscfs-hs therefore rJgu'sts at psrsons
Wh1 are il,TItrf o. ths ssid irgrs-Td's estate, O.
make immediate payment and those who have an,
demands theryon. o. tNhiflt che same 90
CYRJ = THOMPSON.
Nav q 1851 10
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THE .u'.rr Ist hfrrh, -iyr. rr'... H.t.ru tH 30
raHr.IH.t. Chat br has lT.H du., 7urHtutrl lnI %.
a.r Hf.B a.I-,.t tLs uu.t a. 4 .lHruIstlat.r with
MOI. utI sHHT,,i yi tho Ists'C 81
EUENEZEE WhSIIBJ y, hJr ,fIlnufrl,
.r fl. CONT. 90 O,ErT, JC,Cl.,f, %, -I,ir- Lrr#
H. rr. rr r,.f.-H. tr.I,fH.o T,.Ir..t- H'gI.-...
HI. arr Hf Ir.I O. OBJ. ...l ,.t....'- a.tt., ..
rIkr iHn. ..Hr. n.f~,rfs HI. .alsU aa. aE1. ."t
EuUNLLIE WN>lluJ.N.
My 27,l.u. 10
TINT -.-..b.r l.em give. pl.. H.li.l i1a..
........ t.Ht Dr. aI. i-.I aIt uIp.I.... lI. A-
.,H H..r aI.-.i obi. u.-, O AlmunrHauN 80 OH.
.s.....f
HENRY BRIGHAM. l..Wuuiri,
.rfEr Drrrfg 70 ONlfF. f,r.r.-I. o., giving h.nI
H- OBI. aH, .ur.f.-ll. f1.f,ir, rrIrr.'s bN I.r-
.r.. .a HrI .r'.tf.. 10th. sid H.rl.r. os'''.,
r# r.ik. immediate, rafmHnfs Hr. tH.-. Doc have
.-s |rr1.'. thereon. rH lyH't hr .lw .,
MARY BRIGHAM.
Va, p. 1851. 10
TuT .h.-uh,r. l.r,l, give TaIIlr Ir.ticc Co ,..
..n...-... r..tths, have t,r1 .u., appointed aH.
astr uHHH fU .r.s,l.. OBJ. uu,t u. A.u.uIstIi'"..
. .i OBI. isr.f. q
THOMAS Larry, It, .fG,'al,
H tas C.uri. af O,',I. deceased, D., giving h0uI
's iH. ..a arrrts-taf1 ff.rf.Ur ryiu,Hi lu I.l-
..-s vh1 Tool, Boz .sIteI o. thr said i.rr1s.t- estate,
'' rHN. Immediate rlsa.rHt. a1I Jar-r Who have
nl ..ar.. 'url.H#, DO s,h.Hlt fhr $4,000 90
FPiIgNIN ROWE,
ABRAHAM q. Larry.
Mas p, ISL 10
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To the IIoa Job Prince, Judgs q Probate 81 the
CoIuty Il OXiotds
UOUN JAMESON, Administrator ofthe estate
~ Il MARSHALL SPRING. late q Hiram. IN
said Couaty, dccsascl, respectfully rtpCfcnt.
That the psrsonsl estate ot s,id decreased j. mt
sufcisni 10 PAY the ust dsbt, which b. owed NJ the
tue Il biz d,lth, by the snm q six hundred DOB.
hu, YOU retIti0Dcr Tnys that lurr ll0u1rw ou'd
.lHt hon Icrnss o. ~ anil COVE, s1 much II che
real estate 81 .1il decreased a. mp, D. urressar, &C.
thr payment, ~ aid }tbis arI iuci1r1tl charge.
!NO. JAMESON,
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r.. ,hs Hon. Job Prince, Jujye Of Probate ior the
County Of ONtord:
nTSPECTFUiLN represents HANNAH n.
TX UERSEN, Guariian q Ai.NEnA :, aud
N ORA \. HERSEN, minor chillIrn of WAR
RTN IIERSEN, late u Paris, he aid County, d.
,.,..I. that her said varls are ssissd oi osruin
al estate situated az >uuth PARIS, consisting ol
~ undivided third part q thiry-ihrCc arrrs 81
f,-I. Grnrrlv tsi0nging 90 ilsfssy \ Coz ord
80 IA ,,auLIhr 6r ths bgnrft uf slii uiHHrs o.
.Hthir Interest In .lid hnl, pnl pei che pfoc'e's
...f ., interest she thrrciHc paws Nuur honor %
.,..t no Ecrr.c o. srll thr same hr thg puIuTsCF
g-,..iI HANNAH n. tlEiSEN.
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A., Cost sf Prostate hrll az faris, within aHi Hr
tt. Count, rf O>f.rj, oa thr tNrui, seventh .lN
,fNI1,. ia On. year 10 1ur Lori eighteen har'rrd
ana tii,-otr.
On tbr frr-rirs r,t.r.01, b 49, urdsrr'. Chat
die .sI Guir,iisn COVE r.t.rr o. 40 rrrsHus ..'.--
..r,F o., r1...B-B co., rt ..i petition uHI cd iH.s
..Ir o. o. ruIh.heI thHHJ sf.ks su-.s-.i,.N '1
Tr. O>ttI nr.ns-rlt. printed re- fafs. fhHf H.E
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-19

ARRIVAL JENNY LIsD.-About o'clock Saturday
morning the steamer Ben. franklin up wharf
with Jenny Lind and suite large crowd Of people,
boring from thousand in attendance upon
the event Mr. Batnum, with two ladies dressed in black.
walked the gangway and the evee and took
Burnett House omabus. The crowd pressed around
and the omnibus get sight OF the attraction of
hour The driver cracked his whip, and proceeded
rapid pace the Burnett House, followed by the excited
multitude. On reaching the Thrdsteet the
Burnett House. leaked that Banu had " sold" the
.scrowd" This ladies in black Mrs. Banum and
daughter.
About half hour afterwards very splendid carriage
approached which did contain Madiie Lind, lady com
panion Benedict, and Beilet perfect tide of people
rolled along Third street, but too lates the pageant
overenny and her suite had quietly reached comiora-
BILE apartments in the Barnet House.
tCineinaati Gazette, AyrH IL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-19

THE UNION.

taught respect the laws and regulations of the country
by feeling the force OF their application Strict neutrality
in the affairs OF other nstions when With
The safety and honor OF own. the motto of The
Father OF bis Country and from the wisdom and policy
Of this advice hops Tho people will not depart BUY
while this 10 duty We owe ID other nations, we ALSO
have the task of selfpreseytaton imposed upon
selves This island situated in position that gives il
the command. to great extent, OF The Gulf OF Mexico,
and. il in the hands of rival would be fearful in It's
position, in the of rupture between such power
and the United States As naval station Il is within a
few hundred miles OF the coast. and could easily com
mand the whole southern border, and cut of from
the benefits OF large portion Of most lucrative com
mercial trade with the South American States, While,
them our policy should undoubtedly be TO enforce the
siritiest rule OF national interference between
Cuba and the mother country government should see
that no foreign diplomatic intrigue IS suffered 10 leopard
the safety of our interests by placing this stronghold IN
the power of an enemy. II The island must pass away
from the rule and dominion Of Spain, far better should
be the friend and ally Of the free apd institutions OF
the republic than that the chain should be oosened rsm
the foot OF throne be fastened 10 that OF another
but let this be done lawful and legal manner and not
by the niracton of the provisions OF solemn treaty
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-19

FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCTiON-on
Wednesday morning. April 23 at 10 O'Clock,
residence OF David H. Burr esq, the
streets, all his furniture and household effects
One superior six octave Chckenng rosewood piano
One mahogany piano, made by Walker
Guitar, music stand and music
Mahogany sofa and dvans seat chairs
Walnut bookcase, maple centre table
Beaded damask- covered arm chair
Mahogany secretary and bookcase, hanging lamp
Window curtains, shades, and cornices
Mahogany and maple French bedsesds
Chid's crib and unnde bcdstcad
IL single French bedsteads and mattresses
wardrobes, mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
washstapds and sets, looking glasses
Mahogany sideboard, clock, refrigerator
Paror, ciambsy, and stair carpets, rods
Hall lamp, passage oilcloih
Hair and Ahuck mattresses, beds
Dinner and tea ware, glass
Table cutlery, radiator and air uSht stoves
Cooking stove, kitchen utensils, &c.
Ao, sIceen, meh three years old, yeiss gal
Ions OF milk per day.
Terms SIS under cash t23 credit oftwo
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER Mcguire,
Ap17-d Aucfionecrs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-19

While We rejoice that city has been saved from
not and anarchy, ieel called upon express
s, hs i0 s.ss d me. wES have osn so's
IN this quarter have been most cruelty deceived and mis-
guided by The heaIess creatures who have endeavored
incite them deeds OF VIOLENCE II is notorious that The
colored population OF this city, when left themselves
peaceabie and orderly-be harmless and quiet
OF those who dwell among The fanatical aboIi-
ehls which they derived from this character They have
thrust themselves among these simple minded and well
disposed people. filled their ears with falseboods, per-
veIted their understandings ixamed their passions and
agiiaed them with constant excitement and alarm The
blacks now complain bitterly Of their decelveIs, who
represented TO them tha, all the people on their side
and would not permit the law TO be executed In this be-
lie the deluded creatures w-rs induced 10 commit the
outrageous act in February last which has brought such
degree OF reproach city and under this belief
they had furnished themselves with murderoas weapons
iol repetition OF the deed last week They were unde-
ceived by the timely precautions 81 the authorities, and
The general expression OF the public voice against law
less vloence and lind they have gained nothing but
The suffering OF disquiet, and the certainty of
beix objects OF suspicion hereafter, BY submitting to be
the dupes OF nnpnncipled agltaors The case OF the
slave Shadrach is striking instance of the mischief
which mad aboli,ioaism will wanlonly perpetale Had
The law been allowed to take lis course, he would prob
ably have been ansoned within twenty -four hours from
the termination OF the proceedings OF the court and thus
left to enjoy his life peaceably among Instead OF
this his false friends seized him by the throat dragged
hm out OF the city, and compelled him to wander house
less and unprotected in foreign land where he is
begging his bread This case comprises summary OF
the whole conduct OF the aboltonists, and exhibits
faithful picture of the effects of the they have
been pursuing since they took up slavery agitation
trade All they have done in the specious OF
elderly" has only added to the mseres under which
the degraded Africans have groaned The worst
mics OF the slave they who ready to outrage
reason and common sense in the cause OF emancipation
II add to the deep and powerful sympathy which
we feel for the sufferers to know that they hall
their misfortnnes to the who call themselves the
friends of the slave. To be deceived and betrayed BY
those whom they trust is not the least Of the woes &c
which Heaven, in its mysterious dispensations, has
doomed this unhappy race