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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11
Mr.. & MRS. BURwELL's
SGlelMmMo

vEHE next Session Of Mr.. & Mrs. Burwelrs
School will commence on Friday the 18Th
Of July. The number Of boarders in our own
family being limited. persons desiring situations
will please make early application.
Circulars containing course Of study, terms,
&c. can be had Of the Principal, Rev. Robert
Burwell, Marlborough, N. G.
June 10th, 1851. 81
CO Raleigh Register and Standard. Fayette-
vile Observer, and Wilmington Herald win in
scrt once a weex for four weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11
N OTIcE.

4 ETTERS Of Administration with the will
- ANNEXED Of HUGH CURRfE, seninr. de-
ceased. having bcen issued 10 the subscriber by
the Worshipful Court Of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions Of Orange county. III the late sessions. held
on the fourth Monday Of May, 1851, notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
the said estate TO present The same within the
time prescribed by law, otherwise this notice will
be plead in bar Of a recovery; and all persons
indebted to said estate are required 10 make inn
mediate payment, otherwise The necessary legal
steps will be taken to enforce them.
HENRY M.DANIEL,
Admir-. with the with will annexed Of
Hugh Cunie, Scn'r.
June Sd, 1861. s7-4wN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11
Struck by Lightning-Mrs. Hol,

wife OF Col. Jeremiah Holt. Of this sici.
ni,v, was, we learn. struck by lightning a
few days ago. while sitting in the House
and near the chimney, during The presa-
lencc of thunder storm. The electric
Aud, after descending the chimney, frs,
came in con,rac, with her shonl lee, and
following down The same side leaving .
red mark and slightly breaking the skin 10
several places. tore ihe shoes of from heI
feet. We are happy 10 learn .hat MR.
Ilol, though suffering from the brulse'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11
MIR. WILBWMsg
School for Small Bows and Girls,

WILL be opened on the 18th Of July, in the
W Female Academy, and will end on the 9TH
Of December. Tuition will vary from six to
fifteen dollars per session. Strict regaid will be
paid 10 the morals of children committed TO his
care. All scholars will be considered as entered
for the session, unless there be special contract
TO the contrary. The tuition will be due at the
commencement Of the session.
Hilisborough, May 81. s6-3w
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-11

which 4 ncfsslanet. i not sfn iJrtd
teTiagilg O Permanently Injured
Cnelau Dsascrt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

TTVHE undersigned having associate "A themselves together for the purpose carrying on the BOOT, SHOS nhd LEA TNER Business in all its branches. and having purchased that well known stand for ,rade-The old Brick Sure. hrs, dOOS yves, uf the Court House. ard re-iuedaii np in a neat and substantial manner, would most respectfully invite one and all. draIi"g in the above named articles, 10 give Us 2 call. as we are now determined to sell, re gardlrss of consequences.
 n+- Three geNd steady Journeys naen will 6ud steady emp ioymeni by calling immedi sleiy. l.. 0 MEAFOY,
 II. P 3TROWBKIDGE. 7 Li'ehAeld, Dec. 18th, ls30 -,..
 N. B. The undersigned respectfully in, v;,e all ,ha, have oprneo account. 10 call .."d >eItle the same wishou, ia''aer notice
 32f L. o. MHACOY
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

nN and afier July 1st, Stages will run frs,n V Liichfeld to the HOusaiOnir RailTOad, as blows, VIZ: SIage will leave Litehfield tor New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 2 o'clock, A. M.. and arrive at New Milford in time to take the Passenger Train foV New York Or Albany. -..,, ,a
 Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdsys and SatuIoays, at 1 o'clock, P. M.. or on the arrival of the Passenger Train from New Yolk.
 Another Stage will leave West Cornwall foE Litchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Eric days, at 2 o'clock. P M or on the arrival of he Passenger Train from New York, and res urn on Tnesdays, Thursdays and Satursays, eavIng Liichfeld at T o'clock. A. M, ,ahLs making daily liae from Litch6eId to the ;1t %alonic RailIoad. .e. .... rs.,r.. .-.
 'ahe Proprietor of thi. line intends putting m new Carriages, and as usual good Horses, and will enieavoF to merit a liberal share Of public patronage. -a
 EDMUND HART, ProprictOr
 West Cornwall. June 27, 1s49. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Mouana1omic IEaflrOaA.
VVimaer AFFnmgeMaena,

< W AMsSH fAAs&&N%@
 The Cars Om lhis i"ad rrn in connection with he New York aud New Haven. aud Nssastn Railr 1ads. .-.-.....
 MoRNrNe TRAIN lm State Line. Albany, and PitIsti.il. leaves B.idgcdnri at iO.SO A VI. on the arrival of the \. M ExpTess from New York aud the second Acc"mm"da''nI' r,a,n ,i.,m New AIven, and tue NAuSaucK rrai from Waterbury. EvENi NC rRAlN leaves Bridgeport at o'4" p. N. on the a,rval of ihe P. M. EX.Irs' 'r ia trn,n New York the l.3O r, Irai" fr,an New Haven, and the NaugAtuck Train from Anattd. .,,
 Passengers 70 directly through |" AI0ahs Q! these trains without changing cars. Trains leave State Line at A. M. ana 5.l5P. M. on arrival ut the mnrnins and eve" ming train. from Albany and arrive in Bridge royt at 3O and 40 P. M.
 :rains run from Pins6eld intersecting the Alb,nv and New York trains at Van Dusen- v'li..
 Freight Trains cave Bridgeport every m"rn> tug at j u'rl"ck.
 c. A. KlRrLAND. Superintendent.
 Bridgeport, Dec. Is, 1850. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

D F. it known that the subscribets So hereby 10associate ourselves as a Body Polite and L"ri'orae, pursuant to the Sta:uie Laws of ths state "t Connecticut. reai,ng 70 Joint Slosk Coru"railon, aud the following aIeour Articles ut agreement and assOcIation: "4 t*i Article lst. The name the said Corpera>. tion shall be "SiatF, CIalk & Cn." f g'1- Article 2d. The capltai Stock of the said Corporation shall be ten thousand doilats, and the said Capital Stock shall be dlvldcd 'ln.O F"ur HuhGE.d Shares ot Twenty five doliats each share.
 Aiticle 3j. The purpose for which sad, Corporation IS established lj the toiluyylur 10 WI :-t he buy Ihg, selltng aud dealing In all kinds "t Goods. Wac and Merchandise. aud Aii a.ticIeS necessaIy aud convenient tO cariN~ ing on oi said BUS ness, aud g+nrlaIis tG do all things necessary and convenient tur lhr nau- dgeuIenl Gi the same. &s
 Article lth. Inc Statute aforesaid, relating 10" Joint Stock CoI por ralions,' Is hereby pas- :"n nlalty 'et' ird 10. aud made part ui these Articles; :nd the Coiporalion hereby eSiat- Iishe'' un'icT and pursuant iu the sad ati shall nave tue power a:.d proc, ej according iv he rfg1iAiion describe.i and s:,ecIted lm said aci. iAtticie 3th. Fach >uoseribrr io ihess Ar- "lrs agrees la take the nuInbrr of %i,arcs 4n. teX' ( [" hIs naiRe "t the capuai stock ut the aid Cwi"ra';an. each ~iiare |" br iw.mi, hys
 
 s'aimen's as ihr uirrct.ss oi the sad C.rpU~ alton Saall cal !n thc aiar.
 A'ticle 6'h Abd wntr"as, Eli Ctrli~s, :eorse Mal:my, usiin 5. Star, Ii. .ms ii, .lA'k, ot Wairsi"Wn, in the Cauniy ui Litch- lrhi, are fhe "whers "i certain sts..ds. Warrs~ hrichandlSe, iirb: >,nntrs Acr.unis and M~n- ''ac' 'u'Ing Stock nuw u Is undersinad d and gre taAt ssidG@d-, Deht>, Notes, Accounts. ,hanuiActnii"g stuck. W Ares And MrIcbandI.o im"te Parih utar tieScrIpllun ui winch can i,s :lau hy leie'tliiS |" ai ihyent"t. ltsur1i. io be ''arta oli h c "Hh ilsr pai'eIs If tnis Cu,rola- t'h, a'i'i all 4 "hIeh Ate a,rtssaiy ahd c":I- ve"'est f"r the business ,i sald Gurpuration, hail b. transferred 10 aud become Ii.e capital dock "i lhe sa't Con- olaiinn "i Star, Lark X Co all ut which Is ya.usd at Ten Thousand O"llars.
 Anlcle 7IF. The said Coeposatio is ... ab.ishrd an.! located in the town Q Water. own. Llichtiesd (, uNtv. St.ie ui CoIncCIIcui. Dated at ViarEtov:D, this eth day oi January 1851.
 Names of StockhUIirss Nu.nbrr cf Slates- Eli. .Curris<, Que Hurd. es'.
 Genfgr Mallory, One Hun.I, ea.
 Orrm S Star, One Hun r-
 !i.mry II. Clerk. One r.n.i,td
 The i"'g"ng Articles of A.sccia.m a C a 'ue and tAnh:ul copy of the Iig,nal .As;lci+s # Ass"c ion as d'awn Ur and subscribed bS he several sl"ckh ,id"ss. .# -
 OREiN <. STARR, President.
 IENPY H. CLARK. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Geese Feathers

mnHE subscribers have made arrange.
 menss to keep . constant supply of .
 Arst rate article of GEESE HEATH.
 FRS-selected and packed vita grea
 care by ourselves. ia packages of from % to SO los; aAd will furnish ae alliime any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs. Of . qnal- ily they will warrant as good as the bess at as low prices as eaa bs pureAased q equal quality In the State.
 g: q E. RURLDUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Great Bargains in Real Els
 tate.

TYRE subscriber. desirous of changing his 1 business. offers for sale his h"use, iss, n, Sash ard Blind Sh"r. together wi,h abnu, eleven acres f land. si,uai. d ,n the village "f West Cornwall. wi hin short dis aMre nf tho Railroad Depot and about opp"site the United States H"tel. Said property will be sed all together or separately, [" suit purchasers.
 -iLSO-
 A Farm. situated in Sharon, about one mile ir"m ihe Corr wall Bridg.. Depot. nn he west side Oi ihe tloasatnnic River. Said Farin contains a~oNt fifty acres If la' d. weli nropnr- toned for meadow. pasture, plow and wond land. and ts we'll wa,err.i. There is good tw" story House. tw" Barns, cow-house and othei but bu'lhings on the premises Said property will be sold at bargain and posses. sion given the lst of April.
 For fur'htr particulars enquire of the snb- scIiber at Yves! Cornwall
 30m JAMES M. GARDNER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
MUTUAL. Life Insurance Company


 Life Insurance Company
 OF BALTIMORE NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. 25 D.ane IN SlGsEt B .stuM. GEORGK A. CAS LwlLl., General Agent i"rNew Eng.and.
 SSh' Agency "f W"Odbu'y, C"nn. William Ce.he .s, Es9 ,Axens.
 GaIw"Od II. Atwood, M. D., Examining hysiclaR kecsl Board of 1"Wstres fey .Sfsc England B. aMeh.
 DANIEL OESHON, PREsiDENr. c E. Adams, Col. Wm. Schouler. Rev'd <. K. L"throp, C"l. N. A. rh"mps"n E,ihralm Lombard, Th"mas Gro"sp, John SchOuler, William W. Warren Funds sufficient tamee, the expected losses 0i this Branch fr"m iss present business, ate now invested tn New England, under he su- ps.vlsion ol ihe Lucal Beard of Trusiees.by whom the securities are toiden. and the sasne w.ll be done from month tO month heseat'es. Per order: GEO, N. CHALWlLL, 3 "Heral Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Bantam I.vceuua.

TYRE young men "f Bantam Fall., having
 \ orsaniz d a LyGeum for th. winter, Wi,. meet on Thursday evenings f"r Lectures ano Orhates.as 'h- bn'ldt,g f"I mr.ly occupied b, K -n"e. < Parkhm>t, The pubic Is respect iUlis invited [" aiield
 Brisa'n Falls, Dee. 18th
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
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Naugatuck E ailroad d


 Naugatuck R ailroa d .
 Arrangement commencing Oct. 2s. 1850. F1iRST passenger train leaves Bridgeport IT for Waterbury al 1925 a. n., or on the a,rival ot he s a. m. Expl ess Train from New Yo,k, connecting &! Stralt0rd with the $40 a. m. irain from New Haven.
 Freight train with passenger car a'tstEed, w,li lesv. Bridgeport for Winstec at l. a. m. on ar,lvai ot the g a. m. train from New York, connecting at Stra,ford with Il g. a. n. train from New Haven.
 2A Passenger Traiu leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury a, 5,23 p. nl. or on the arrival oi the D m E.X ,ress Train from New York, coune.,,ns a, S,taifnrd with the p. m. Train trJ,n New Haven.
 AxGCN9'8StlS.
 First passtnsel |. al" leaves Waterbury at s.3D d. Fl c"a.. "i'rg VII h"i" |" N"" Haven, and ar,.,s [" sit ,dgep !" '.mt i'r passengers to take tue lU.2U a. m utin !" New Ymk .nu 10 40 lrA;n in i,a"y
 Frei2hI tram with Passenger Car attached wi l leave WtnsIed al 7,'O l'. ID. and "''''s i'' Bt IigplOlt in lime i"l tue T.! d. H'. lratn tu Nrw Haven, aud 4S Sp n,. |" New Y"k 2d Passenger TIaim wili leave WlI's'ed at , U5 d m, connecting with a s,'erIai iIaan e0 New Haven, aud arrive In isridgrp"ti |" linIs for passrnge,s to taxe the 5.2o 2. m ifa'" to New York
 A i,ne of Stages tram Wonohnra. S'uihbu'y Soul hirrd aud Oxla,d, will connect a; ti"m. pl.essv.Ile WI. h the Alo."ln Tra'" d"w a 'd leave on the arrival of lhe 10 25 a m. 'rai" troM Bridgeport.
 Hn,chk,ss' Stage iom Waiestown will e"n- n.rt with the 8 30 a. ln tram from Waterbury aud 10 g a m. IralM tIMn Bridgeport dG''y; and "n rnas;,a.s aud Saturdays wl'n the S2o D. m train from Btidsep"F'.
 reSn's Stage from L'' 'hd"M will connect with ih.. passanger ir.ln at l.iichfeId Sis''""' o. Freight tr",n N w tavrn w'il leave by l th. II .3D a. m. train. and go directly through l by the l2 m. Freight Train tr"m Bridgeport
 The Steamer ROGER WILLL1.MI. from New York. will connect with the Freight Trains "n this Road. Freight will be way billed frcm each Station lur New YOik, New Haven and Bridgeport. PHILO HURD, Supel't Bridgeport, Oct. 25, 1850. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Notice.

The coPnrtnership Of Cummings & Starr having heen dissolved by the dearh ot D, .. Cummings. the business o: the late frm will be settled by
 STARR, CLARK, & Co. Water,own, Jan. 8, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
To Rent.

yO Kent ipys%yA THE large Store, situated in stS9S the village of Wa,estown. for- merly occupied by A. A Grid. tsk SEU lev. It IS built of Brick. in Za. AR7 the most substantial " amer
 ,.,s~ in modern style, ii has superi. "r advantages fM doing large and profitable business Enquire of
 CoNLEs & LERrE. Ne v Haven,
 A. A GRTDLEY, Naugaluck.
 CvRTiss. Wateseown. t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Great Rush at the Ne1 go BEE HIVE. ''

"E RUM of F ASH ON." LUST received splendid stock of Gents. O aud Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part of Fpench aud English Alcrinos, Thib- bet Cloths, Cashmere, Persian Cloths, Al. pacca aud Mohair Lustre>, Bombazines &c. Also-Musi,n de Laines plain and fgur, ed. Foreign, English anu American Print, Black and Colored Dress and Man,iila Silks Btocha, Long and Square Shawls, Bay State. Empire State and other do. do very large stock Also-Colored and Woolen Flannels, Shee,ings &sc., Cloths, Cassl> meres. Tw. ed and Ves.ings. nREADY MADE CLOTHING.-ku Ovcrcoats, Frock Goats, Sacks. Shirts. Pants, Vests. Wrappeis. Hats, Caps, &c. a large supply cheap. Also-Trimmings in great varie.y.
 ALSO
 &SkQcEktFs3 Crockery, Hardwale, &sc. For sale by
 s. N. BRONSON. /, Lithch6eld Oct. 30, 1850 N. E, Shirts given cut to be made as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
.agesass fos. sJae COsss pMs,,,

Daniel B. B rin smade, Washington, David c. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent. Richard Smith. Sharon, Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster, Goshen,
 Wm. M. Burrall, Canaan,
 Donald J. Warner, Salisbury. D. Northway, & l No.e.,. John Dewell, Noii''~' Roger H. Mills. New Hartford, George D. Wadhams, Torrlngton, Lewis Smith, Harw,nto".
 Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, Jobn C. Ambier, Bethlem, Leman W Cutler, Wat. rown, John Abernethy, Woodbury. David C. Whitlesy, New esse1, GeorseP Talisnadge. .Warrsl Persons wishing 10 gei their Buiitlings lnsuret eau apply to either "tshe Agents.ort" tue Se:'
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President. JASON WHITING, ,Secl<tary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

w Merchants and Manutactuferalh Alten' field and vicinity Io our stock of HARD WARE, comp ising one of the largest and most extensive ass0Fi menis tO be GOund m the State. We are extensively engaged in the importation Oi all kinds of Birmingham and G he@ed
 Goods.
 CONSISTING IN PART OF Table and Pocket Hand Saws. Cutlery, Paniet de R GZcrs, Ripping do T.a Walters, Compass dS Files and Rasps, Back do Primer Chissels, Lock do Turning do Brace and B,tts, Pairing du Plane IrOns. Gouges do
 Vices, Anvils, Horse Nails, Pad-Locks, Bolts, Butts, Hinges, Hollow ware, Well, Fence and Trace Chains,
 Reb-Screws, &c.. &c. Also constantly receiving, direct fToOs Americon Man~fact"rers, sVery
 description ef
 MABDNZ ARE, Consisting in part of Cutlery, House Trimmings. Mechanics, Tools, Agri- cultural Implements, Smiths
 Bellows, Butts, Screws,
 Tacks, Brads, Rivets
 &c, &c. NAILS Cut and rought by the ton or keg.
 Carriage Makers Goods. Springs, ,Axles, Steps, Coach Hinges, and Locks, Stump Joints, Malleable Castings, Lacing Cords. Bands,
 Rubber Cloth, Oil Cloth,
 Glue, Borax, Emery,
 Sand Paper. &c. Saddler's Hardware of every
 Description. Cabinet sK0ee1"'s Goods Moulding, Chair and S"fa springs, Casrors. Locks. Webbing, Hair Cloth. &c.,, &c., Cunning and Fishing Appa-
 tus, all kinds. ~We wish 8 fair trial on prices and 4uaIity. ..
 HOLCOMB < LYON.
 83 Water Street Vest Side. w. w. HOLCOMB, F. II. LYON. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Prepare for Fire by lnsu-
 rance e!! q. .

TYRE Snhscrib"r bei"g an authorized Agent ~"t the ''MeIchant~ '' ard Farmers MuiuA! Fir" !nsurance C"mpany""t Worcester Mass, ofteIs la "hs,ll" p .-..H ....l.. .
 Baildiags aud Merchandiss" not exsEa hazAr.iaMs-as very lew rates, feI the ierm Of tsom enc un Eve s~ass
 .r -.,.- . S N.r BRONSON, Agent.
 L,teh6eld. Dee. lS4o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

California and 6ne Straw, also cheap Lace and common Straw Hats, a, 50 cents a piece.
 A choisc srIeet;cn of Paraseis and Parasoletts, Linen Cambric Handkrr- ach~fs, mbroaleries and Laces. Ladies i'd Gents Kid, Silk and Lis.e Thread
 @3H-~@ @@w9 all sizes. Ladies super6ne Elastic Hose. Aerlno CoIors, Mantilla Silk and sriaa- n,ings. Mantillas made to order. The pubic are invited to call before pur- cl:sir E elsewhere. 5e
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

NATIONAL SAFETY UlFE) INsU> RANGE AND TRUST COMPANY. Hsme Qgsee 62 W'ainaf St. SOuGh side.
 aosva obese 3d, Philadelphia.
 HON. HENRY L. BENNER, PTesidSsG. l.VcIAE 1. BIssEE, Eeerefary. Rates 0f Life Insurance reduced 3S per
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Officers OT tlse Company. EVYLLL9yM BEEBE. President, OLIYER GOOD YIN. Ttessu ~. L.aSON WHITING, Secyesarv.
XD49sGCE EDAe&

Directors WILLIAM BEEBE. 4. s. LEWIS OLIVER GOODWIN D. c WfIrrTLESEY J. G. BECKWITH. DAVID c. SANFORD JASON WHITING ] ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 GEORGE c, WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
NEW CODES.

sAa MRS. DANIELSwilJ open Thursday, a,o,h. s splendid assortment of S Ne, Goods among W which 2 H ~ may be found French A Lace and Hungarian " " Braid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13
Br;doeD1oorf. lferck. 7fk les0.

KTTE beg leave lO call the attention of
 w Merchants and ManuiaciuFeTsih Liteh- field and vicinity io our stock of HARD WARE, comp, ising one of the largest and most extensive assOFimenis tO be found in the State. We are extensively engaged in the importation Oi ali kinds of
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-13

Present capital orfunds ofshsCo. i7, SOILS in OOeraton ,here s no, p been any @ s made on the members Of the Company, and :he expense of insuring in this Company, we con fidenily think, is less than in any other Com pany-beins eal y about css on the $lCO per annum,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
How il is to work, is yet to be illustrated. Its

How II is to work, is yet to be illustrated. II is
hardly to be expected that the administration, or
its recipients Of patronage will enter very cheer
fully into the fight for the Governor; nor do the
aboltionsts appear to be concilated with the equ.
vocal resolutions on the constitution and the laws
II would seem to be inevitable, that the dongs Of
this convention must work to distract the wings in
this state, and to destroy the party In every South
en State in the Union.
Gen. SCOTT, i. is distinctly foreshadowed, will be
the whig candidate for 80; that he will be non
committal slavery and the Fugitive Slave law;
and that if he s nominated it will be by the North
against the South, and the wings ofthe South. 1t
is also probable that this may lead to the putting up,
in the Scuth, Of Union candidate by tn, whigs
and Union democrats, and that Webster or Fill
more may be the man AT all events, this Wing
State Convention has largely increased the chances
for "a scr ub raee in 1852.
The wings here seem to be confident Of su ,cess;
with here and there who says that Fillmore
and Webster have been id badly treated; but,
upon the whole, they seem to believe that Fillmore
is good SOUL and will submit; and, as for Web
ster, he never would answer for Pennsylvania-be-
ing not only no soldier, but opposed always to the
war. More tomorrow w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

LANCASTER, Pa. June 2G 1851.
The Convention dispersed with distinct presentment
of defeat in October. The bringing Of General Scott
into the contest, to help Governor Johnston is bad
sgn-indelcste t. the administration, and impolitic
but with the defeat Of Governor Johnston expected
by few silly people that General Scott will decline Mr.
Webster Is out Of the question in Pennsylvania.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
Changes In tho Value OF Real Estate In tho
Lower Wards Of the City Of New York.

Changes I'm tho Value OF Real Estate In tho
Lower Wards Of the CITY of New York.
1t is curious to notice the changes which have &C.
CURED in the value of real estate in the CONNER
cial part of this city, during the last thirty year,;
and to observe that, notwithstanding the constant
Increase of the city in wealth and population such
the whims and fancies of men of business, some
locations in the lower wards, where the trade and
commerce of this emporium are carried on, arc
actually valued at less than they were twenty or
thirty years since This is shown by the rate
at which such property is nstantly sold, or il
valued by the for taxes, or the compare
tive rents paid thereon. We propose to give Q
few instances, the result Of our inquiries
and observatons-6rst remarking that the in
crease Of the value ofreal estate in the lower part
Of the city has been great in the aggregate, a.
might be supposed, from the general removal OF
families up town, and the conversion of dwelling
houses in the lower wards into stores, hotels and
boarding houses.
The following is the comparative valuation Of
real estate assessed in the four lower wards in
1882 and lSt9-