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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
Chicago, March %, 1881.

~ The pork trade gives promise of being
brisk the coming winter, in Fremont. Hogs
200 pounds and upwards, sell readi-
ly at 81 a 81 so per hundred and we heard
of one lot being sold to O. L. Minis at 81 IS.
But this was very heavy Pork.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
The milk of the Cocoa accounted for, Prem

tice of the Louisville Journal says;
We see that General Woods friends in New
York, are claiming for him all the honors of
the battle of Buena Vista. We suppose they
think that Gen. Taylor hasn't any need ofthose
honors now. and Gen. Wool has very great
need of them.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
Louisville, Nov. Is.

The Legislature cKentucky had ballots
to-day for Senator At the last ballot the vote
stood as follows Meriwaather (Den) 54 Dix
on (whig) 46 Helm (Whig) l6: Masshail !;
Williams 2; McKay1.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

A late philosopher says that if anything will
make a woman swear, it is looking for her night
cap after the lamps blown out
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
Registe

We had always supposed it was halfway
City between the citizens of Fremont. and the
crest of mankind" where the Farmers of Wy
andot Hancock, and part of Seneca, could
stop to water and feed their horses, on their
trip TO this vilIqge. to dispose of their produce,
and lay in their supplies of goods. We
charge nothing for our information, neither,we
don't
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

Breslin, of the Seneca Advertiser. are having
some dispute as to what county Tifin is in
We don't like to interfere, but if kind word
of explanation will bring hostilities TO a close
the parties shall be welcome. We had always
supposed, then, that Tifin City was in Tifin
county, in the State of Tifin. Don't charge
anything for the information.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
advertisements,

advertisements,
oO Boxes Sterine Candles just receiv-
~ ed al the
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. %, 81.
NUTS! MUFFs!-A good assortment
lXl at the
FRATLrRoAD STORE.
Fremont Nov. 29 Isl.
LISH--White, Machsrel and Cod. for sale
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. 80. Isl,
Ctuart's Refined Sugar House Syr-
y mp, just the thing for Buokwheat cakes, at the
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. %, Isl.
nILS.-Dinseed, Lamp, and Tanners oil, for
RAILROAD STORE.
Fremont, Nov. %, Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
DIED.
session 0. The bran. GEoRGE

Aus - sudd,nly, oi cenee stOn o. The bran. GEORGE
BASSErI aged 49,
The members II irA Lodge. W %. /. q. OF O. T. and
the Insnis md uautdnCcs 81 o.. family. respect
o'clock. ron his late Residence. No D, kYlngtonsf
Aug "a. al m residence. At Milton, Ulster County Ed
WAkD HALLOCk.
tbs friends requested o. ate ad a. Rrral SUNDAY
morning. the l1th. nom hIs late residence.
Yesterday m1ruIn-. Aug l.. ANDREW GiIHOOIY. o.
resident OF me Second Mart - IN. past twenty wears
the - al lls
The relatives nd friends IL ne tlr aad of hi, ,,n>
MSha. john and Thomas invited 70 attend tis
IuEo =. iis siteruoon. 40 CcA from 1f- acuc,
" ~ b., NalLil ~, uhsai 4-rthcr notice
AGs J.. u I,r>.y 60. { ARhiI, BRADFORD. MINT
child q Mul1m X ard Caroline Flrciliid. a-e, Il
months. - Bo,f,l o.. .cr, 1l-a~, cav
Ca FiHJF 4Iornag. IA. -. = EPttEN. 44rt wears
AMI months, >ou ~ Albert and HaTiet l.. souhmayi
fuusral >i rdsy ltll> dag y clo-k az
" az Ani,t Relatives aad frIcnd. lyte - attend
Remains WI hc tkkcnt1 Md1t.QNu Conn ~. l'srne
or tu'iay mciuiEs. Aug %. II scrtery. Mr. ROBERT
GotGt. native OF Warsi-kshirc. England
The funeral 1i laAe placc from as late res,rre "
50 >Aii-as on SATURDAY. q ocio,.. p 81 H. friends
+ld those OF tn nuy. are inv Ted 20 attend without flr
tn itafI1n
ON rhurSla,. AK. n. CIAKA g. VII II John SHELLEY
2Hd ekie>, daughter >ani1e nj Mary Am tllg tsct
2iyoaTS and months
TIE relatives aDd friends III ne family. AID the members
% lie NJ " +. N a.. RESPECTFULLY avt . ateEt
htr iAtT4 tAi> aiteTn ~ ciA. from the residence
OF her garcnis, Nc ~ North Sth-st " .laulsogtg
IL Rrr1ia .aQcTs .le4se copy
tn Tn -SCey. tug II. EDWIN 4. SGT OF T.. X aAl
>1ah l. AmnoIrruI. aged }. ear.
The ~ at,e> snd fr.nc> respectfully I1slfet
teHo h> n-ral. from Ne - Hammond - >uInts l-C
hl>t-. a. : 0slors y. Vi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Foreign Ports.

Atflorar, Town. V II L.. ApTil :. harAs rc're'. f'rl
ana fe- San Francisco March % Dlua. &c. d. Arr
~ hrgs Dorset d. Do GazelIc. Wood tu >uiG A o.
Islands ar March %. - load for SIN franc>co
A. Calcutta. June q, ship lp.e lot1'oT i"I h'>' Do
2.tn.
son i'm Boston March 29) 81. Tor Batavia, ",s
parsS MARROW. Ihayer ior London 10 dts
No American vessel Al Smyrna, 2ist Mt Sid. lfN cor
neha. II tchlnSon. New Work
A. Trieste 2s;h ult Nar, Siphde. lawrs from VI .ii
fa> fApl 80 IuSt
4. Genoa. 7J.h nj >hr E>pinaola. Bar>t'v. tr >t ,
haf. Franl n Mitchell "a load at ic,hofr nt q t'r ia
tsc & only Am ye>se
NJ An vessel a. Gibfaltal 18Th ult.
Al Crunstadt 18th III ships John WHIT. VI Near,
f,r p,,ton ldr Trnc smith. t0f an Ens IA pogt r ir
da7S. ha-.s Yankee BLADE. Whiting. and rotor ClaTs,
for do: Indian Queen. DrlmnoNd me Wasttn =
veil had rcia scd 200 tolold for NcN-NorN
OF the start 27,h uli. chip Frank Sohn>on BROW" in
At a, shed, roth uli ur.- Danan>c'yc Ml''s. ion-
A. Glasgow. ls. a>t bark Mary Morris. Protein. toy
New York. tn. 5r-s Glare. b. tor B's'on. realty =,
Pumro>, tBrl t,r do. lds. 49,, ~,
At Iaculyra gCL ut. bar, Ihos Dallstt. pi I'm Paul
As. Thomav about ID INST brrs Thos rrovtridec Er
Icevar, Islands Frances Jane from Baltimore, Dig
Standard RI Tor 90 sane evening.
4, Antigua lst.. schF German OAK Tor Nt"tsEn' N'h.'
10 lays Only An. vessel
A. lcremi. lst INST brig koSsuti Nlltn, from 81 d.
tlr N.w-Nnrt d.. oniy An. vessel
A. Arccibo y X ut INST. brig Water witch X ~"
for Baltimore de schr Garelle laLire, Tor DO, a.
A. a. Cuehec i0ih INST hatN Astoria. IenAihs, Nov
Yorl. Entered dg ah, shlp Clara symes Tor LAYER
pppi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

nj. yt,,...Is. 20. isI Hos.. a d.. shs7 Mo
H., a 81 Bar . .. .ef ctsi- lrt.-... - -
W.l ,ao-, ia. IoSa, 40 pass s-.nea a; sis,7A
-,,.r, . .sss'! s fss,.,es c,,.s. i. -.
f,ra.s - d. z.zs Gns.sm'. ? O. az -, -, ~
80 C.n,rscs. d. az, t-In=e-. - co. lss Nee. 8
d.. 81 ..... =, 90 ,..l e 5,,s.s l =,
MANU- stTUEF- % q
sii". r-r... s@ssI. R''r-'ns. D.. IS W.
80 ri. an Worstol. 2 de, 7'5 ~, - . ~ 90
81 sird,ns. 10, - RAJ !. g., ~ l--. ~ '.-
..1rr.s--vars r. -.
Linen - ks s78,7 LEea az - 10 , a. p.
Thread. 70 90. 1901 b. = Dc '-'- i''-' it--'
~ faluel .; sass.
Eaf.r,d WareiD..e
4.xu-.crrKre O. WOOL
Ve.sus (. p, 2, 81 ~, Ci'h - Do. -. 49,
D., ~ Wr-.-eJ s. d. l.. 51i. C.t.1r -nt 7rst, G.
lte do r. 49,. NsrInoS, 10 O." 3i f.p@ !. co. -
IA. C..inere Wcdi y do ~ Mem wo3 3
asls. Ca,rst,nr 90 as ,,nsT m.afao II 5ol.
; a. AZ To,.lDsr,. 200 7losd .: sl2ji33.
M.~UFACrrRE~ "r .vlloN
Co,.ous 14q rar.rss 81 go Cole.sd d.. do. 90
Prints 10 do olSe g l.g-Alns 10 d. -. No, iaS- -
dc 4l81 Nelv,ts 60. 113. laces d.- it+9 " t''
2do 81 Spool. do IS Frn-es. do. 3,45o. cfhef
manufactures o.: Cot;oa- do.b' Ict-.. ~ -cN-es.
N,NrF.rrrREs o. Xix
SNs. g pac> 1-es sii5le; 1ls. Sd -, ~ = =
erchiefs q do oj42. Pongces, ~ a. 554s Bltols.
do, 573 Grape Sa4Wi-. de- 37Jl s4lse;is, 90 90
,l4s: Scarf. d. do. 40 NlSN4s. 30. ~ >A 4no
Wo7sied 20 do 10 ca SIX and Cotton. ID. 20 D..
u DO. 3li2, Bra.ds and Tsist Do 90 Raw - d.
Je6. rcta!, jle pac S4-es. value al : .21o5a
NASuftcIrkEo of - -. n.
257s Lace Do. an Tired u DO eis o-ner man
ufac,ures oi Flas - d.. Az. Iot44. ~ "a ,sa 80
lued al az $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW YoEK-.......AUGvsr -.
AIRED.

cleared.
>teamshlps-i r.an. Bud New Orleans, of0ri. TdtS-
;ou \ Co. Paclhc. Ne. Liverpool X Collins
Shius-Adulrai. B.Ifen Hare. VI LIVINGSTON SIR 10
bert Peel ChadwIcS, London. G-ansh, Mnturn Co
Universe Bird Liverpool. Williams y GuioG. Nasari.
shepherd. New Bedford. X 4 Church.
Bar.-CreInore. RI kemp :, JOINS, NJ, &
LIuue
Bnrs-Jonsnr Tile. Bangor, 7 p BocS c. NatIsi-
"A de Mana T-corln8. Marcics rg,lla CO. la1rita,
Na.hey. Belize. ! lex MARI. Br NcDorld Pc
ton / II AltAen. {. Fremont, Taylor, Phi ldclPha.
Mason y Thomps1L
SshooneTs- Honesty. Appleton. Phladei Are. HaLi ,
Wes; ver Wheeio7 Bl.tmo,c johnson Lowden IL <
all Iamhkr Richmond. { II Person Co; Pauline.
ToNnseud. savannah, y l. McCroady \ Co. Celeste,
by Cole Cum1er4ld y $, Lid, Sc0,,. tBr Hilton.
Elcuihera { AcscFv Harry, tBr Bennett. = looGs,
NJ I : WIusl1w s SmEn, States. Charleston. y.
s McCrcldy l. Co Homer. Parker. Boston. D v Her
rex: Charter Oak Kelly. Phadc' qh.a. ). ". Mche
Sloops-r Har,fns Iores. Pr1vdcncr. Mlrct'a So
TN Providence. ! n Ravens Mar r Smith. Rustn.
Fol River II. HaveR>.
Proteller--On l-io kHtris,. Boston, Mailer y iori
Raree-Panet WIGHT PHILADELPHIA. y B--srs
Also cid Yesterday ship Sanford. b. Ca.lLn. 1--we
ueoi ~ l. huutr \ Sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Passengers Sailed

4. sits4s-4p Proas l...s. So ID Tsrrrsg r. "a,
:! az az CiasrtsW m. I iT1ets. " m. Brnc. ~ Tn
en- lazy and seTN4at {. roTne. Joseph Cnsnffean M
tha1irsau MI Ch-a.rssl. J4Rss, Eldr,cse John 4 =
drst, T. " oScs AID friend. @. Noll.r. xm Surb
: n >trNaft' l. & Markham. {. ST. Nlrt. Joe " VIII
pey, { ' hrconn, koos-f Mason y Western lien
torsey. / Carer. n X Hunter. q. DiNsu. A R-,rSn
& Brown. \ NoyreI. c Eaton. & ,. 4 - -
= Swift NJ Ter. >aeioon. l. l. Barl.n \ y C-Iar[
TIC. SStor,O. l.. Ar. & Hal. h l. H.i ii r.
.ps, ChAs Fanning. ! forl. Mr.. End. JBJ.1s.
Nr, I.sD., 81 80. srdtrs f-5snGs. lscs ane chd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
To Mariners.

r., P~. Boz: passd Croc<e,, sailed from Az a "a.
aoats~ i,th iu>, n . c-g.Sc down "a. uF0r. t'.s
Ca, cises 10 flr,h,r d1Ru man me IA ruf 4 o. l-
mac ard ans rsa' yisce Plots on ho1ni >Sr'>
,rrcf 4 mt the co-vsn eucr of toe masters fas. IA
entirely atandon.d cruising n the Cape> Il rgiaa
BALLASTfSe VESSEL - Tie NfrcIsfis Tins 20. .t..
49, tsf n, vrur9lc n e. lasting vc,Ss IN water.
-eaa of the ordinary a,ears successfully "a ~
OK a, n, pace TIE ~s'cr Nhich adm tel il'cf-t
an aperture N nc ',or 81! e.. vessel ,sc "a Ks
and .r.ci through he aperture hv "a, OF
- improved. .-.gu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
spoken. kc.

kus -, 81 sosth Sa.al. ship Gernana. I'm N,Ni IA
fOr R~vrs
June IS. llf 2, Is y ion lS3 4aW.. Shir sim'sc' W
scn from Francesca June ie. Tor rong Kong rfso'
eds ont recta, report oi the : having been SPOKEN
incorrect
Alg 9 la D. .oa. ~. bar, Ann Mary Dawes. in. s.
May-lns tos BoeStNn.
kur 9 l4, 30 hon a. bars zdon. Brooks I'm. Win *
ton. n c fer Honduras
Nav ). i, Is :, loo s. = ", shin n Marts m 80
Francisco bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Whalcrs.

CID from New Bedford iUh ship o-o,mho. , NOS i.
North pacific Ocean.
Julr - len y g. long g B. passed BARK Flower.
Bsll.s of New B.di ,fi. cruising al not reported.
Sroksu-Nay D. lat g. Ion 100 " ship Hlrsc>t. Tue.
II \ lotuckst 80 mos out 800 hbi> >qcru OF.
Al Rio Taneirc july l6 bark Emma. HuS>cy OF and Tor
bedford on not stated
letter from Mr. Fglicr. ,d aftcr ot ship 7 fc Y
# Ne ~ reports her n July la' ID - Y Sen
y 90 all we'll With l5O bhs 50 OIL ou board >cat b me
$50 ~ Stoke June q. no lat NJ ship Foutt w..
Tarhaven 70 GS oU:. 20 50 NcsNsr HoWes. Nov. D.
don - Is mt; clean Heard from about Jul .. Mort
AmeY.c.. Mason do 81 Dis out, loo -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
nis1snr~. Af.

t,t:.r iscr. Me- West dated LA q w. "a 49,
70 Il 80 An-r.c&1 s.ip MruD, N,rn-- ac. So -
90 nc T, r--ca> ard -. .-si q hf 10 '-N -
: oh i,ty- n.y. 1.rf settle rs >Aftt. a.. so
rr,,, -. Tcr;.r.S se-, nc vessel he tnt ;o". "a
n -r
Brg James N-rsA4g Z 81 Fr@sci>el if'ni >il'.,
u, l.; - tl.t s;.oGa-s vai MIA I'd lvs - -
mag e. I'D oi---> 4Ad D. % % '
mast SIC --:ye1 n ha-ccs al:'ru'a- ia e;-'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


" THE D'AsusmoSr CASE has oeen uSJ
.,I~d W. La,n f,ono IN. cls>lana;I Comm. er'sa.
Aat the Court allowed me lady almony 10 -
equal 10 he amour, which she would DC rn CONT
uHder the trus. deed$ eco per annun. %. he force
~ ~. t,nst deed and made the ao~an,ee nos -,
~. unSsr he ,r1s; deed, but as ahmony
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Receipts of Produce

~ ii, Aoe4 ke,r Bcots ridrg-j 80 btls Elorr, 70
do Asho> ~ d. Whisky. CO pAes Vi. al. do Bcel.
dc - ms. - bushels bye, 73ood0 O,s l72i. DO WAca
T.. iO' do Con-. % htles Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

,s,n Ms S,Ssa VI Socne ts'A bos;9a Va : = b.
r~.a:ch-r. P-7rec.s a. Tod. ? 's..a-h,
r,-.o~t - ~, R- r4g..r. Half.t. = - W !
Dat,e-. CTS. Provdc.ce. i-..s b. - -
toa >-s4a y WONG -. o.. W. ~
" "
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MARRIED.

A J,r>,v Cty, A.. a. by Rev =. ID Van elect. VII
LIAM POWERS of fre ~. ii \eN-Nork. tu LAZY
jal gher # Corne ~ Nsn Worst. E>l # Iersc' Cy
Bs Rev ". Quinn. VI PHILIP FLOOB - VI - VIA
Rl T. CT NNEEN, tyth 81 tins CIV
Il PhllAAl MA nAners -lels, ON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

j. aa,- c-ec. IvaU,. o.. Foote's. Too. c-er Ic-s E g
E-Ch3s rotaIlI. II ' E-on. Ne rsoo, II Nusoo,
y ana Ms Mar +. Viss1a. OF England
L. mp Cr-tsc. -. f-o- Ltrc-7cn-Mr Th0r..s =. J.
Mrs Jane Suuh samuel Smith. George MIA I rI.n.
Ara R,r>h.v. II Oliver. Jane C.I.,E, S-7-a Mcclure,
Mrs Hammond. C. Hammond. VI. broc> N.y- NJ
B-oCEvaT -
n s.ip i--t.c fro- Li-~-voo.-M- Gay. VI. " hans
J Nc--lt:. lady ard child -
n s1fp AfGHfsc, from Ncr- t-r-cls7-Nr> MORAN w
SnoSerass. VI IouC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Directors .. zoe New

: Work and New-tIrcn c. h.fe IA Jay onief-
I'd "a. allotment Cd, the r'naiDier o ~ Ca- Ni" o.
ms COMPANY, hrin- >ha,, o. SEQ elst, s'OofNp
auons the pres .u SOB, .hadrrs OF ths tpupst,a f
share each nv, shares. md on' ora "t ae
share io each odd share held ay rho sltgtA' "a ths
lltt AlF W,t
The following atalmcuis az 90 Be- rad
>23.-TNenf, Give 1n ist sept, m'ef new
- OrtuhcrueN
- Noycrbsr RcN'
81 Dscemb'- nskt.
Aclrul. Willie sent % e. D. siocsholier
4rfS ~ Rae as d
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Dan DFPARTMENT- >,a,e Of

New Nnrs ALBANY. AUGUST D.. ltlI-Ile ANk-
MA hank Icsds,lllo has 'his DIV hsl o. tfs ohtsa
notice II tie appointment al J. COLEMAN. q he tn
ol NeNiHlN, ~ 7stni hr 3D., trdc np.n 81 rf iAIhg
notes, t1.ethtr with revocation ~ the Irn.nent Of
Mr>srs " f>lbum Co Il The Cts "a Ait.it. - sch
Gents agreeable fo tie at tnitl'd IN . .' nd As
>.ver, 9-. rslf- ~ luccrroiated Strks bsEVng ~
>.c.itoi, AMI luirural psihtrs passed Ayr. l. 1891
anIItt DANIEL. h. 81 JOHN. super 1frnAtBL
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I ANp WARRANTS Bouel. cr IO-

L seasd ~ the States of Wisconsin ili,s and Iowa,
nprr carefully ,els, .d lands hy Misnblnf -slmaa.
Mineral POINT, WILSON'S " \ " VII rrv - highest
uycss nT Iands lo,a,d hy thtuis,lNfs. Mes Neagep
A aodu4n ~ Wuhlm-,t NcW-N 1rt, Yi'l re- rls- lae
snd Warrants fr ~ and attend fo I'm e'us. 'nasctef
,h,re~uh Gtorse Moo,iaan Coulsei ss'- -. ~ VIII
AM, 81 attends 80 ahflule land N-rD..s ,@'f "a.
r. s.rs,lb.rs ,r tfht.. snfr "a ftf-tf % ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16

IMMATURE ALstSAc----TFlS nav
srS-Elses 5 ~ Sets D. NOoS-Rses---s ia
aT1E wArgR----AdglSt 70
So. Hoss u GA Gov Island = Htil Gate ga
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Nv relegraph,

n : 4 =" :
h'0i''N, - -. - XXX %, 80 y - ~ r.
NY saI'@ !. ~ - -. 80 81, ~ - pa, A.
~ " a.. ~ . b,rs 1Ir. st..r,ne "a. me n.. saw
,.',e s. ma -el rr-... hiu. fr M. u.-
ger 'vIn'.- HaP ~ 80 u, ', ~ -. u g.. a.,
ms. i@ 'o 81, ~ -, 20 % :, b, - h., 81, NJ
hi'p.t DE- I - ~ -, = n s7s"ne-t -
a. 4, NJ ~, 80 80 - 81 e,f I.r. Ne
an - 80 % 49, ~ sicn,.J nm ysil,r,,so
u- I'M, IA - a. -, 1,e,rns - a, = 81
~ t4al ll.,le, D., - So 80, a.. r. = ~
- eVt"'ll' ~ u 80, - " : - ,.,t u, i-fb ~
rs -,.i - - ~ & - ith -, ~, q, Al In 81 ~
-, :. 20 80, leo I'm. hsrt.,. -'a,,,Tis - ,fet
- ~ n, i. s',ls e4rs'i - he nv vfs.el and
- ienr IN ,a-r s,1sou. Bng Amir Phiillanhia also.
- - - ,n,, Ne nav - Nar-,ns g.ti, M left
49, N. - ,,I \ ~ 81. Dnnrsn ~, 4 dsI. h.r.s
rtc,l-1s-.s Tfb, ana Xe~r, PaIa BIZ, AlaLsgs1,
- ,1e.t,,-y g. le,-ee Arrs.ii.n Lucy Anu
: -. c,th,rl6s Is,l, ,ud lance piIls a-n-
i~Il. \rtb ,tanf.r C.r,on Wsr.cx Va. Horee.
60 ~ 'It-Nr 2 II. t,sn,e,., I.rlU..
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
Ia The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premium OF five hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, f"
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary OF the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
Ii is required that these plans and estimates
| shall provide for the extension of the Cepitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection of a separate and distinct building within
the enclosure TO the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
| condition, that may restrain the free exercise OF
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference TO and correspondence with
the present building to preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan be adopted, the COM
mitee reserve TO themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption Of parts Of different plans
submitted, should such be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve TO them
selves the right to divide or apporton, according
to their own judgment, the amount of premium to
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted. according to the relative
Importance and merit Of each part adopted.
r. M. 4. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
Committee Of The Senate on Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMBER, 30th September, 1850
N. b. The several daily papers published at
Washington will please insert the above daily for
two weeks, and send their accounts to the Secre-
tary of the Senate. octA
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
or THE

SOUTHERN LITERARY GAZETrn
Was commenced on Saturday, the lth Of Mavq
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character it being the only weekly organ Of Lters-
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Greatly Enlrged ard Improped,
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Oct 4--twtf
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