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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

From TExAs.-A correspondent Of the N.
o. Picayune, writing from Indianola, Texas,
under date of Dec. 81, says - e.
We have been visited recently BY the cold
est weather known for many years on this
coest; ice formed in the bay two or three in
ches thick, and continued so for several days.
Flsh ny thousands, and many turtles froze
TO death, and have heard OF some few cat
tie dying.
The same writer adds
Our section of the state is filling up rapid
" with emigrants, both 10y sea and land
Hundreds are coming now where we for
merly Ia d tens. Men of wealth from Ala
bama, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Vir
g,nia. Louisiana, &c. Ne, are pouring IN,
aud bringing our lands into cultivation. |
have no doubt that lndI anola will ship next
season 10000 bales OF cotton. The high
price of corn, however, occasioned by the
heavy emigration and the demand OF the
troops on the frontier, will for several years
divert many farmers from going into The cot
ton planting. THIS has been an abundant
wear Tor corn. yet it is worth 81 per bushel,
while formerly it was worth from % 10 so
cents.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

CONSTANTLY receiving new supplies OF
"a S.P. SHAW.
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The Working Of the Ne,o Census-Under
the census of 1880, Virginia had tweuty-one
Representatives in Congress. The next ap-
portionment gave her fifteen. The present
census Will entitle her to tcelre Indiana in
1880 was little State-in 1910 she had sercn
Representatives in Congress; and this census
will give her trclce,
The returns from all but three counties in
Pennsylvania, show the present population of
that State to be 2,093, 69I. In 1910, the pop
ulation of the same counties was I,6l2.ll9.-
The three counties yet remaining, will add
about 10 900 to the population, making the
total about 1890, 900. Ii is though; that
Pennsylvania will lose one member of the
House of Representatives by the next appor-
tionment.
The present population Of Michigan, as
shown by the census just taken, is 400, OOO.-
Increase since 1910, ls7, 733.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

Baltimore, Jan l3.-Wm. Hughes, the
agent employed by Mr.. Knight to arrest Crafts,
the fugitive slave at Boston, was killed at Ma
con, Ga, in rencontre with Knights brother
about politics.
Mr. Thomas Spaulding, president of the
Georgia convention, died on the 2sth ult.
The British bark Rockshire was on shore
on the breakers off Charleston bar on Friday.
and is in bad position. She has 1000 sacks
of salt on board.
A diamond watch Of the value of $40, 900,
about to be ratified Tor, was seized at New Or
leans by the custom house officers on the au-
thorlty OF despatch from the collector Of New
\ ork, stating that it had been struggled into
that port
The Maryland treasury report for the past
year shows the receipts to have been S2,227,-
900, and her disbursements $467 900. Bal
ance In treasury LIST Dec. S245,00 III i
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT is q rcyyect and thor
oHgh eraddtor of al he Effects g MERCURY, any of the
various preparations OF CALoNEL or MERCURY from he sy
TEN and il restores the boot muscles. and all part: die
ensed. 10 their origina my STATE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

directing the committee on commerce to en-
quire into the expediency Of reducing the val
ue of the silver coin of the United STATES BY
diminishing weight or increasing alloy, 10
prevent expectation.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole on the cheap postage bill. Mr..
Potter closed the debate and defended the
bill. Adj.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

The Homestead Exemption Law Of New
York, went into operation on The 1st inst. 1t
exempts from sale on execution for debts here
after contracted, the lot and building thereon,
occupied as residence owned by the debtor,
being househo der and having family, to the
value of $1,000
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
state Of Maine.

| lNCoIN s>-At 4 Probate Couri he | at Wiscasse1
IL "n the sixth day OF Jan, AID 1851
der d that Ephra in Harding aG minis,raor of the
estate uf James Huunewe late of Wisca>set in said
County, deceased, notify ,he heirs at law and creditor.
at said deceased and all persons Interested thar his
"nd account 9" administration the of said de
ceased will be offered ,r allowance at a Probate Cour
at WiscasseI on The first Monday Of February next.
when ana where they may he present they
Not &c TO be gwen by publishing liestrd copy OF
this order III the Eastern Times, newspaper printer
bath three weeks successfully, before said Court OF
Probate
Given under nv hand this sixth dav of January in
the year o. our Lord thousand eight hundred and
hily-one.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Pr bate.
Copy Attest: EDWIN = HovHY, Reg. 3w,us
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

GF 1t seems BY statement made by Wm.
L. Chaplin, at an auti-fugitive slave law con
vention held at Syracuse, that the total cost of
procuring his release from cor fnement in
Washington and Maryland was sos, OOO-a
sum which would have purchased the freedom
of large number Of slaves.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

Hun sGrians in Cdlifornid.-We learn that
100, 900 acres of eligibly situated land in Cal
ilornia. have been offered BY an ex-Acaldc,
ON highly favorable terms. TO Mr. Briesach.
Hungarian residing in tins city, with the hope
of inducing his countrymen To settle upon II,
and engage in agricultural pursuits. Several
hundred Hungarians are expected to arrive
here shortly, and IT is not improbable tina, a
portion of them may avail themselves of this
offer.-.N Y. Journal of Commerce.
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State of Maine.

| 'NCOl'N. sat Probate Court held AT Wisca set.
~ ~ The sixth day Of January, AID ISL
Ord red that Ezra Abbot administrator of the estate
of Lebedah fhayer late 1T Dresden said county
ceased. notify the heirs al law and creditors Of sad
ceased and all persons Interested that his second
count of administration on the estate OF sad deceased
VIII be offered for allowance a Probate Court
" scasset- on The first Monday If March next, when
ana where they may be present il they cause.
Notice 10 bc given by publishing an atescd copv Of
tins order IN the Eastern Times, newspaper printed
ta'h' three weeks successfully before said Court OF
Probate
Given under my hand this SIKH day Of January in
ne year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hty-one
ARNOLD BT.ANEY. Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest: EDWIN HnvEY. Register 3w3o
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Just Returned

IRON Boston wilha fresh supply of the choicest Med
L lcineS that the market affords. SPSHAW.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

From 81. mingo.-Capt Smith, of brig
Alabama, at New York from Jacmel, reports
the market overstocked with American pro-
duce. Provisions were selling at great sacri-
hce Coffee was very high, and scarce. Log
wood the same. Capt. Mayer, of schooner
Panama, from Aux Caves. Dec 22d, reports
that port as healthy. Coffee has declined in
price from 70 to "a per hundred Hayden 10
to $ll.
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STATE OF MAINE

| lNCOLN, sat u Court OF Probate held al Wiscas.
SET within and tor The County of Lincoln the 9th
day Of January AID 1851
MARY o. hELLAY widow OF John Kelley, Jr late OF
fhpsburg IN SAID County, deceased having presented
her appiIcat" "r dover IN The real winch The
sad deceased died seized and that the
sand widow give notice To all persons interested. by
ny causing copy Of this order 10 be published three
weeks succcssIveiy. in the Eastern Times printed a,
BAH, that they may appear Probate Court 10 be
held al Wiscassel in said County on the FIRST Monday
OF February neNl and shew cause If any they have
why the same shou moi he allowed
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
A True Copy Attest
3w3u- EDwrS : Hwy Rer;x,er
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

EXPLOSION OF A CHIMNEY Between six
and seven O'Clock on Saturday morning, a
chimney over the sore of James B. Mason,
corner of Temple and Derne streets, explod-
ed in consequence of the sudden ignition Of
quantity of gas contained therein. The
Bee says the chimney was covered by an
ear,hern pot, The aperture to which was very
small. The bricks were thrown a consider.
able distance into the street, and the expo.
sion was accompanied by loud report.-
Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

BLIsss COMPOUND Con LIVER OIL CANpy.-This
well known remedy, combined with other valuable ngre
dients is composed mainly Of pure Cod Liver Oil the
combustion being effected in such complete
y to disguise the repusve taste of the OIL and still
detract from its medicinal qualities. Who will say that
great dsderatum has not been accomplished by the
ventor! an who shall say that he is deserving of all
honor for his efforts provide remedy for coughs colds
&c. But the purchaser that he docs not
purchase counterfeit Inquire for Bss's candy and re-
ceive other. For sale by
A. C. PAGE. dccnf for Rnfh and mic i'm
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State Of Maine.

T INCoLN ss-Ata Court of Probate held at wiscas-
IL set, on the sixth day OF Jan AID, 1851.
rdered, that John Kelley administrator of the goods
and estate of William Kelley late OF Phipsburs in said
County, deceased notify the heirs at law and creditors
81 au az ~; % ,ha @ ina. nus
ceased will be offered for allowance Probate Cour
al Bath, the third Monday OF June next, when an,
VIII ere they may be prese.l if they see cause.
No,ice to be given by publishing an aties,ed copy .
this order i'll the Eastern Times newspaper printed in
Bath three weeks successfully, before said Court OF
Probate. -,0 Hl-.
Given under my hand this sixth day of January in
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
fifty one. ...5-. -a --
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge. fi h
copy Attest. EDWIN ). HovEY, Register 3w3Oe
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

L. S. SENAToR-On the first ballotting in
the Honse to-day, the vote stood, Sumner ls6.
R. c. Winthrop l67, and there were % scat
tering votes. A molten for postponing the
election till Feb, is under discussion,-T rauek
Ter of Tuesday.
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State of Maine.

T 1NCOLN sat- a Probate Court held al Wiscassct
IL on the sixth day OF January Al, ISL
Ordend that johnson JaQues executor of the | +,
Will, &c ~ Crispus Graves late ut ropsham iu said
County, deceased. notify The heirs at law and creditors
OF said deceased ana nil persons Interested mat his frs
account of execution the of said deco, sr "a IN
be offered for allowance Probate Court al Wscas
set on the first Monday Of Feb when and Va her.
they may be present ii they cause
Notice 10 be given by publishing an atiesed conv ot
This order IN the Eastern Times newspaper printed a,
Bath, three weeks successfully before said Court of
Probate
Given under my hand this sixth day OF Iarua-v in
The year OF Lord thousand eight hundred nnd
hity-one.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Copy Auesi-EDwlN s HovEY. Reg 3w3os
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Dissolution.
State Of Maine.

INCOLN, ss-Ata Probate Cour, held al wiscasset
IL the sixth day Of Ju"uary AID, lS5l-ordeyed Thai
Oliver w. White. administrator on the estate OF Elijah
White. Jr lae of T. psham in said County dec eascd
NOTIFY he heirs law and creditors DC said DECEASED
and all persons Interested that his second account nj
adm, nisraon OF the of said Elijah wifi he nj
fored for allowance Probate C"uri Wisca sset ON
the third dav February next, when and where thev
may lie present if they cause. And also a, said
Court private OF said adminstr will he
offt red for allowance.
Notice to be given by publishing an diiesied con, Of
this order the Eastern Times, three weeks succ
sively before said Coufi of Probate.
Given der MY hand this sixth day Of JANUARY in
the year of our hord thousand Gig hit hundred ana
ifiy-onc.
ARNOLD BL4yEY, Judge of Probot,
Copy. attest: EDWIN ). HovEY, Register.
3w29
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In California, Mr. Joseph Haley. Mr. ii leaves a wife
and several children i'll this city, To his loss.
In Unity, Dea Syvanus Hatch, Revolutionary pension
er, aged 80
In RoNburv, llth inst, of consumption, Richard W.
Trask, formerly Of Wiscassrt, aged 2S.
In California, Nov tn, Mr. Edwin Hatch, of this city
of cholera, aged q Charles johnson, Me, aged % Levi
Small, Me, OF cholera, aged IS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

1t is said that in $50, when the next presi-
Dental term begins, Mr. Clay will be seventy SIX.
Daniel Webster seventy .one. Mr. Benton seven
ty-one, and General Scott sixty-nine.
We don't see what the age of any of these
gentlemen has 10 do with "the next presidential
term" That term is particularly spoke for -
by the nominee of the next democratic national
convention. Don't bother yourselves, gentle
men. about the ages of the wing aspirants-it
will be ages before they get in.-Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

From CENTRAL AMERICA. The New York
Herald has full details of late news from Gen.
trail America. Hostilties had broken out be-
tween the States of San Salvador and Guate-
mala, which ii was thought would lead 10
cruel and sanguiuary war between them
From Iucatan there are reports of renewed
Indian troubles and serious depredations, at
tended with loss Of life and property The
Honduras Waterman in noticing the arrival of
several returning Caliiornians who came
across the country from Acajulta to Yzabel,
saws, were this route to become generally
known and regular communication established
between this place and New Orleans, there is
not the least doubt it would be preferred TO all
others, and that all homeward bound travellers
would avail themselves of lis advantages, as
being the shortest and most expedient way of
getting back to their homes and friends.
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m s. Z Ct 81 @e g..

In Boston, at the New England House. Mr. Peter II
Trask 10 Miss Rachel |. Fog, both Of Bath.
In Damarscotta, Mr. Albion Huston Of Newton to
Miss Sally Woodward, of d.
In Sutton, Mass, Hon John ID McCrate Of Boston to
Miss Susan NJ, daughter Of Jonas Sbley, Esq, Of $
In Great Falls, II, Mr. A Appleby of Brunswick to
Miss f II Piper of C +.
In Great Falls II, Mr. John Reed of Berwick to
Miss Sarah Chick.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

COURSES ron 1851. Their vii he four
.cclpses il lS5l-two ofthe sun and TWO Of
the moon. A partial eclipse Of rlre moon on
the Eth of Janunry, viii tie invisible on this
continent. An annual eclipse of the sun or
the lst of February invisible IN North Aurer-
lea, but central aud vertical in the Indian
Ocean, near the Isle Of Java.
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Notice..

Is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly ap
pointed administrator the estate Of Samuel stan
wood late OF Bath IN the County OF Lincoln, deceased
and has ken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
a the law directs Aud all persons having demands
upon the of he said Samuel Siamwood are
CURED 10 exhibit The same and all persons indebted 10
the said estate called upon 10 make payment,
EDMUND DANA.
Wiscassi, Jan g. 1851. 3w30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ UTICA BURST.-
UTICA, Jan. l3. The first Presbyterian
church in this city was entirely consumed BY
fire, early this morning. The fire was discov-
cred in the belfry but its origin is not knewn.
The watch had arrested two men for an at
tempt TO fire the Welsh church, on the same
street, but few moments before the alarm
was given. Loss 100000; insured fer Sl0,-
o0e. The sections house adjoining, was also
burnt. The church was the largest in this
civ
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DUNNING. Pastor of tire Presbv-
terrain church. Adams Basin. Monroe county, N Y.
70 US: 81 have ylst received Mr. CHASSEY
DUSNiNG, relative the Of his Fever-sore Ycu NAV
depend what states, for he Christian man and an
elder IN the church. Some years since he lad
of his legs cat If. 70 his life, consequence of Fever.
sore. The other leg being affected and about TO hs
anputaled, recommended BRANT's MEDICINE Read the
result. He says II hare V.-4 oriy THREE BOTTLES OF
BRANTS MEDICINE. placed HoFE. from tuur rec
7mrcad1iinR. in thrt Medicine, and say TINT vita
the blessing Of God il has Effected Of ny teg"
Pamphlets for flll o particulars
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

THE subscriber has recevedfrom one of the best man
nfacturers il the country Two hish hnished hnc ton
I'd Piano Fortrs and vi them very cheap indeed.
Please ca and examine them al the Auction Store.
Nv % % ii w ;S.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

THIN SHoss-A tombstone somewhere in
New Jersey bears the following significant ep-
itaph died of thin shoes, January, 1882" If
the truth were always spoken. there would be
many epitaphs of that description.
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State of Maine.

INCOLN sat- Probate Court held at Wiscas,ei
IL on the sixth day of Jan A ID, 1851.
Ordertd that Abel Grover, administrator OF the estate
Of James Grover, late of Bowdoin, in said County de.
ceased notify the heirs al law aud creditors o said de
ceased and all persons interested. that his third account
of administration the estate of said deceased will ,
offered for allowance Probate Court be held nj
Wiscassel the first Monday OF February next when
and where they may be Prcscn II they see cause
Motto TO be given by pub! fishing aitested copy OF
This order in the Eastern Times. printed Bath bre,
weeks excessively before said Court of Probate
Given under m hand this sixth day Of January in
The year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
hity-une.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
3w30. Copy Aucst-EpwIN $ Hoyry r.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

AcQuIrrAL OF PRESTON HALL. York, Pa.
JAM l3-The Jury in the case of Preston
Hall, Engineer, charged with killing man
by running the train over him, have returned
a verdict of Not Guilty.
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A Gard.

The subscriber takes this method OF returning
cere thanks patrons in city Of Bath and vicinity
for liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the
past year. and hopes BY the strict attention to his
business merit and receive continuance of the same
To those who have not yet employed him he would
respectfully solicit q trial JOHN KILLING
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Closing OFF 7!
State Of Maine.

T lNCOLN ss-Ata Probate Court held al Wiscasset
IL on the sixth day of Ian A ISL.
Ordersf, thai Daniel Howay administrator Of The es
tate OF Emu haich, late of Bowdonham in SAID COM
~, deceased, Kotir the heirs At law and creditors n
said deceased and all persons interested thai his second
account OF administrations ON the estate Of said deceased
will be offered tor allowance nj a Probate Cont n,
Wiscasset, on the first Monday of Feb next when and
where they may be present il they see cause
Notice 10 be ven by publishing aiiesied copy Of
this order IN the Eastern Times. a paper printed in
Bath. three weeks suceessiver before sait Court OF
Probate.
Given under my hand this sixth day Of January in
the year Of Lord thousand eigh, huni red and
htly-one.
ARNOLD BLINEF. Judge.
3w20 Copy Attest EDWIN :. HUVEI Re-.sfsr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

CodtNion.-Ransom Holloway, free soil
wing member of congress, from the 9Th dis
trict ct New York, was married. on the 9th,
to Miss Eliza G. Waring, of Mt Pleasant,
Maryland, the fair owner of several negroes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

FISHERMAN AND CREW LosT.-Schr Tiber, of
Newburyport, was spoken in the Bay Chaeur.
on the 18th Sept, with full fare of fish, and just
leaving for home. She has not since been heard
of, and was undoubtedly lost in the terrible gale
which occurred the next day The following is
list of the crew of the Tiber John Frazier
master, Newburyport j. r. n. Smith, Win
throp Me; Patrick Bowes Newburyport; John
McCoffrey, do John NJ. Cloush. do Edmund
Saunders, Deer Island, Me; Daniel Walls. Ire.
mont, Ne; Thomas n. Smith, Ne" bury, (By-
feld); Moses C. Stevens, de- do.-Post.
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SPAk EN-.

Dec 81 las5 A. len 80 bark Mary Varney, sturges, Of
and from Augusta for Trinidad.
No date, lat 80, Ion -, brig Penne FIN Portland for
Trinidad.
No date, off Shot Keys, brig Emeline, of Warren fin
Orleans for New Orleans.
Jan I'd lat 25 Ion 70, ship Caroline & Mary (of aldo
boro) from New Orleans for nav
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Governor Ie,calfe. of Kentucky, has writ,

Governor Ietcalfe, Of Kentucky, has written
the compromise measures and the Union. He
says-~.I, and think might say ice, i'll sup
port such men as Clay and Webster, Cass and
Dickinson, Foote and Douglass, Dallas. Buch-
anan and that host of great and good men,
who, in the north and the south, struggling
for the constitution Of the Union it was as it
rs, and as it will be, crust, forever
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

RosToN OLIVE BRANCH. This old and val
liable family jounral has lately entered upon a
new volume, with a new heading, and other
wise improved in appearance.
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Notice Of foreclosure.

WHEREAS Will am Truiidy did, the tenth day
w CT November, le47 by his deed Of that date rscor
ded with the Records of Deeds for the COUNTY Of Lin.
coin in volume 49, 49, mortgage u.s. the subscr
bers, piece of land in Wiscassel with new dwelling
house thereon, bounded westerly by Fort Hill street.
northerly by cross street leading from Fort hill stree,
Middle sireet-easterly by land of William Vincent
deceased-ahd soutbetlt by land # James slim
son, OF Joseph White and the condition in
said mortgage deed has been broken-by reason where
Of we claim foreclosure Of said mortgage according
TO the statute in such provided.
SAML E. SMITH,
EDWIN SMITH.
Wiscasset, Jan 1, 1851. 3wse
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Havre-Adv 18th, ship Brunswick, Thomas for n Or
leans Dec "a
VaIparaiso-In port Nov 80, lark Mary Melville, Web
Der, for san Francisco
Rio Janeiro-In port Nov Goth, ship Jas Cooper for
San Francisco.
Bahia-Ar Nov ith brig Stephen Young, Gray, Rich
mond
Belize-Sd Dec 18th, brig Round Fond Pierce Of Bos-
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LIGHT Houses on THE CoAsr-A few months
since, the Secretary of the treasury appointed
Capt. Green Walden. late of the revenue cutter
Morris, to proceed along the coast from Maine
to Washington. and examine the several sites
&c, for which appropriations have been made
for the purpose OF erecting Light Houses, Bea-
cons, or Buoys, and report the same to the de-
partment at Washington, together with what
ever observations might to him seem necessary
respecting the coast. Capt. Walden has since
his appointment been engaged in this work, and
arrived in this city few days since on his way
westward. This is the right system, and one
thkt our Pilots and navigators will rejoice at.
Capt Walden is eminenty fitted for Lis COM
mission, and his repor, cannot fail tc be of ex-
treme value &c the Department.-N. L. Express.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

Indiana Senator. Jesse D. Bright was on
the lfth reelected TO the U. S. senate, for six
years, having % votes in the legislature 10 46
for Charles Dewey
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

No Bargain In the Ohio Legislature. the
democrats have refused, under any circum-
stances, to vote for free soil candidate for L
5. senator.