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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-03
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ARRIVAL gsser OF THE
STEAMER ASIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia, Capt. Judkins, with
Liverpool dates to the 10th, has Just arrived.
American Flour is in limited demand, and
prices Cd to Is lower Western Canal, Phil
adelpbia and Baltimore 10 to eos; Ohio los
6d@9Os Cd; Corn is dull, and prices is low
er; yellow 95s 6d@96s; white eos 6d@27s
Cd; wheat inactive; U. S. mixed and red is
IS 7d@5s 1Od; white IS 8d@6s.
Trade in Manchester was less active, but
the value of both goods and yarns was well
supported. The English funds were slightly
depressed.
FRANCE.
A serious fire has occurred at Havre, de-
stroying large amount ofproperty and three
vessels on the stocks.
The committee on the permanence of the
Assembly was to meet at Paris once fort
night during the recess. The President was
about to make the tour of southwest and the
centre of France.
The councils of the Arondissments, which
had assembled for the transaction Of public
business, had all, with the exception of the
council of Limoges, advocated revision of
the Constitution.
M. LIE Mantle has been condemned and
sentenced to six months Imprisonment for
having cried "Down with Napoleonp' at
the review Of the National Guards, at Chat
Libberault.
The latest from India is a telegraphic dis
patch received at London, which states that
the overland mail arrived at Suez, with dates
from Bombay to the 9Th of July. 1t was
reported that orders had been given for the
surrender of the northern provinces of Nisean,
in satisfaction of sums due to the East India
Company or the English Government.
The ship Commerce has been wrecked
near Oden, and portion of the crew MUIR
dered by the natives. The trade and COM
mcrce is dull.
Accounts from Italy state that discovery
had taken place at Venice and Verona of a
formidable conspiracy to assassinate the En-
peror, and massacre all the Austrian officers.
Several of the parties have been implicated
and have been arrested.
SPAIN.
~ We learn from Madrid that the King in
sists on his nomination for Governor of the
Palace, which, it was supposed, would lead
to ministerial crisis
ENGLAND.
From the kingdom of Great Britain there
is little news beyond large amount of crime
and accident
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope
state that the Governor is compelled to re-
main, quiet in the contest with the native
tribes, until reinforcements arrive.
The receipts of the Exhibition had per-
cepibly diminished by the continuous in
tense heat of the weather
The building which has been used by the
House of Commons, since the fire of 1885,
is now being torn down. The Commons
will permanently occupy the new house on
its next session.
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Cuba Meeting in Cincinnati.

OIlOIIIlI"uj IAuE WSU 1SO'
Last evening there was very large meet
ing assembled on Fifth street. Speeches
were made, and resolutions adopted, de-
noupcing the Spanish tyrants" at Havana,
but at the same time condeming mob law in
cur own territory.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mark Hogge and Robert

Mark Hogge and Robert
Hogge,
VS.. In Chancery.
John Norris and Robert
| Norris, ct al.
| DY VIRTUE of decree and order of sale,
| I'D issued out of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Harrison County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale, in front OF the Court House, in
the town OF CadIz, in said County, on SATUR-
DAY, the THIRTEENTH of SEPTEMBER
next, 1851, between the hours of 10 O'clock, A.
M. and O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day the follow
ing described REAL ESTATE, TO wit: Part oil
the northeast quarter Of Section twenty y-fuur,
Township eleven of Range seven, IN the steuben-
vile Land District, beginning for boundary ut
the north. west corner of SAID northeast quarter
Section, and running thence south, with the west
line Of said quarter Section, SIXTY poles tn
a stake; thence south eighty nine degrees and
twenty five minutes, east one hundred and four
teen poles to IA stake; thence north sixty-seven
poles to white oak two feet in diameter: thence
west, with the north line of said quarter Section
to the place Of beginning.
D HILBERT,
augl3 I'm Sheriff Of Harrison County.
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steubenville Market---sept. /.

SteubenViIIe Market---Sept. !.
Flour is selling at $9,88@3,l2 y Dbl by
the wagon load.
Wheat is selling at 60c R bush.
Oats 25c $ bushel,
N. O. Molasses sells at SIZE; s. House
45@49c.
Sugar is selling at 7c in hhds; II in bbls
Sales of Coffee at l04c 3R fb in bags.
Tea is selling at 4O@70 8 ib.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at l4c; five
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.-8xl0 at $3,55@4; II
by l2 at 4@4,50; 10x14 at IS; 24x30 al
$l5 SP box; intermediate sizes at correspon
ding rates.
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Pittsburgh Market---Sept. /

." 6AA @s@StA AASS
Sales of Flour from wharf $3,00@3, ,12
from store by the dray load at $3, 1908, Is
for common $3,50@3,5 Sc for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64; extra
cream is selling at 68@7c.
Coffee is selling at 94@1o3; Sugar 64@
6s in hhds; Molasses 364@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at SS1, ,37@1 AS;
Dried Apples 10000.
No. 3 Mackerel 7,25@7,75.
Sales of Feathers at 33@35c.
v Wheat is selling at 6o@62c f8 bush; Rye
40@45c; Corn 34@37; Oats 25@3oc.
Bacon.-Hams 9@94c; Shoulders $685.
Sides 9@94; Sugar Cured Hams l04@ 10t
Wool-common and quarter 90 to 80,
half "a to 35; three quarters 36 to 81, full
38 to 40, extra 40 to 43.
The news from the east is unfavorable.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
& Indiana Railroad

0UCOOOA1 4AAS ~ 4A4hfAsSAAN 7ASS%A44 SSsSA'
PROPOSALS will be received at the office o
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Com.
pany in Steubcnvill., until the first day of Octo.
her next. for the Grading ami Masonry OF the 81
Division of the 2oad, extending from SteubenvillC
to the Connotton Valley; and also for the con-
structie Of the entire Road betweenSteubenvi
and Coshocton; and also distinct proposals fol
the construction of that portion of the Road
extending from Coshocton to Newark.
The entire length of this liue is about ll0 miles
and il contains work OF all descriptions, in great
variety, some Of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will be received for the grading and
masonry OF the first division entire, in sections
oi about u lie each, the Company reserving the
privilege to make such disposition of the whole
work, us may appear most conducive TO it's inter
ests.
Plans. Profles, and Specifications can ke seer
at the Office of the Company after the 18th day o
September, and further information my be obtain
cd on application to J. Blickensderfer. Jr, , Chic
Engineer, or to the undersigned.
jy23.tf d. KILGORE, President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATTERSON s. CO.,
wholesale Dr8gQg6SES
33. MONROE ST.,
WHEELING. VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, VIRGINIA,
0FFERS for sale at the LOWEST MARKET
I EPRICES, Il large and we'll selected assort-
ment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
French. Entlish and American Chemicals.
Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, Druggsts' Glassware. Brushes OF all
kinds, Bronzes, ,Perlnmery, Surgical Instruments,
Iatters' Materials, GENUINE COD LIVER
OIL, together with every article comprising the
stock of n Druggist may7-ly
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New Philadelphia & Canal Dove,

MUNDAf, J0PIVHUVI +
Flour, 800: Wheat 62: Corn 33: Oats
25: Flnxseed 81: Corn Meal 37A: Pork
$2, ,5O@3, 80: Hams 8: Shoulders r.
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Cincinnati Market---Sept. 1.
Flour-selling at 3,15@3,18.
Provisions firm.
Lard 9@10.
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Cadiz Market---September 8.

New York Market--Sept. /.
Flour-Indiana 3,75@3,87; Ohio 4,O6@
4,13.
Gran-Wheat; Michigan 95, Ohio 81.-
Rye 73. Corn; mixed 56@57, round SO.
Pork-New mess 15,OO@15,95.
Lard-94.
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
New York Whole Sale Clothing
Warehouse.
Ga, Nassau St.
WILDE. RATES & TAYLOR.

SUCCESSORS to G. r. Longstreet II Co., oon-
- tinue to manufacture Clothing. and are now
prepared with stock that cannot be Gxcelled in
lhe United States, either in
STYLE. MANUFACTURE OR PRICE.
to which they would invite the attention OF their
friends. and the patrons of the late concern, as
we'll as all wishing to purchase Clothing
The reputation ofthe OLD concern is well known
all through the West, and it will he the endoav-
or of the New tosustnin it, for selling well-made
and fashionable garments at Low PRICES
1t is the style and workmanship Of the Goods
to which they especially ask the examination OF
purchasers.
Ortlesewill be promptly and faithfully attended
to- New York, August 20-2mO
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W.. CRsHRB'S
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING
4 N ID 0THIN STORE.

MAIN STREET, CADIZ, O.,
( Directly opposite th: Public Buildings.
.TENHE subscriber calls the attention of his
H. friends and the public, to his largc and we'll
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which for variety of stylc anu fashions, and ex.
cellencc, hns never been approached by any thing
in this market.
lie is determined to give satisfaction to III BY
selling good articles, as well made and as cheup
rs can be bought in Philadelphia. He therefore
not only invites ths people of the country visiting
the town, 10 give hnu call, but the citizens Of ca.
dizalso; for which nothing will be charged, bur
thanks will be returned, whether they purchase
or not
AS he intends to keep constantly on hand every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, and all thnt
makes up Il gentleman's wardrobe, and nt such
prices as shall defy competition. he hopes by striot
attention to business, to meet the views and rsa-
sonahle wishes of all his friends and the publis
generally.
Regular Custom Business,
Will be continued, and garments Of all kinds mnds
and trimmed as usual in the best manner. al the
snme stand. Particular attention will be hsstow-
ed upon this department.
| Persons who may not desire him to make up thei
garments, can be furnished with most superb
and splendid stock OF
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS.
with appropriate trimmings, nt his store. There
is not us good II stock in town us hls from which
to choose New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions viii be regularly received
I lie il Agent for Williams N. Y. Fashions. Taf.
lofs can be supplied on liberal terms, with tha
latest fashions
! tE"t5- llav ng in common with every body else
known for II long time that such an estabIishn,sD
as the above was BADLY wnnted in Cadiz, he con.
fdently hope that the public will triumDLsn.lI
sustain him. On his part, he will exert hinss
to the utmost to please.
/ Cadiz, May 7, 1851.
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Baltimore Market---Sept. 1.

Flour-selling at 3,75@4,OO.
Bacon-Shoulders, 81 sides 94@1o ham
II.
Mess Pork-15,75. Mess Beef, 1880.
Wool-common 16@19.
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Allegheny Cattle Market--Sept. 1.
Beeves-sold at 2 to II gross equal to
a, 5@54.
Cows and Calves-The average price is
$15,00@$25,00 $ head. according to the
quality.
Sheep and Lambs-l@1,5 so % head.
Hogs-none in market.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-03
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
SPRE.V'G .4.V'D SU.W.NER
Dry GO DSi

ID j. BENNETT is now receiving ID OpeR.
IN, ing his stock ofSprihE and Summer
Goods, which for variety, neatness Of style,
and chenpness, cannot be slrpnssedby amy other
stock of goods in the West. Having purchased
more than double his usual stock, and principal
ly for CASH, he is determined TO sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
and those wishing to purchase good and FASH
ionablc article Of SuTmer Apparel. will find il to
their advm tage to give him Il call. before pur.
chasing elsewhere. His stock consists OF, in part,
as follows:
CLOTHS. &c. DC. &c.
Black French twill Cloths, the finest ever be-
fore Offered; also brown, black, aud olive Cloths
to suit purchaser; Cassimercs, black Doe skin,
and fancy colors Of :he very latest les; togsth.
er with ii general gPsorLnsLt cI Summer Hats,
Summer Coating, McL's Gro rats. Iinnen isF
Pants, men and bOy's wear Of Gll kinds.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black dress Silk, silk BaregCs, Iawns. black
and blue Alpacas, Lusres, French Gingham, to-
gethGr with Il very extensive assortment of Prints
also Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, French Flowers
Parasols, Parasoletts, Mitts, Gloves. Hosisry
black silk Lace-wide.
WHITE GOODS.
White Swiss and Scotch Muls, white Bishop
lawns. India Book Muslins, Netting; Camnric,
Linnen Cambric IIandkerchiefs-very nne. Alse
Flats for little girls.
HARDWARE, &C., g., SC.
Hardware. Quecnswarc. Groceries, etc.. sis.
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Remember the old stand, Immediately o,posits ne
Court HOUSE.
mayI4.Iy RI. BENNETT.
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Wheeling Market---September !

Flour commands 3@3,l2.
Wheat 60c. 7w
Oats 90 cents S9 bushel. IHt
Sugar ,6l@7. Molasses, 35@37. Cof-
fee, l0c.
Bacon Shoulders s@84: Hams, 9@9A:
Sides 8t@9.
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Philadelphia Market---Sept. l.
Flour-a good quality 3,75@3,874.
Grain-Wheat 80@92. Corn SO. Oat
80.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Plank Road Meetings,

A MEETING Of the Irieads Of the "Tusca-
N mwas and Guernsey Plank Road," will be
held al FAIRVIEW, on the 9th. and at TlPPE-
CANOE. on the Goth OF September next, at l0
O'CLOCK, A. NJ. by request Of the
anger CORPORATE BODY.
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NOTICE.

H5- Those indebted to the "CADIz SENT
NEL,'' for Volumes is and IL, will settle ,hcil
accounts with either ofthr present editors OF the
Sentinel, or Mr.. M. NJ. Bartleson. and NONE
OTHER. THOS. l. JEWETT,
ap3o-tf Trustee.
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MONEY MATTERS & MARKETS
Rates of DISCOUNT & value Of Coins

TCarJhlly corrected every 'Oesk. ]
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CApIz BUSINESS.
Great and Destructive
Fire on the Railroad


Great and Destructive
Fire on the RailrOao.
VNTE au now receiving and opening ihe let-
wv gest aud best selected stock Of fANcf
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS that has eves bssn
brought to this part Of the sOuniry, which we e.
fer and will sell at as
LOW RAT 3
asnny other store in the enuntTy. We Save TOO
high an OpiuiOn Of the good sense AMI judgHsAie 81
the farming community Of Harrison county -
rhink they can be galled by Ihe noisy buTklng
and gassing OF some Of the small Try. that have
heen putting over the enlargement Of stores and
goods beyond calculation; all We wish 10 for the
community who have the ready
"JOHN DAYS."
to bring their Cash, and see who has ths
PRETTIEsT AND CHEAPEST STOCK or
GOODS YET OFFERED.
We make no preteniions to sell goods less ihaa
the cost to bring Them here, but We will sell ~
fair living profit, and take their produce at fair
market prices. We have taken great cars to Sc
lect our goods both as to Ghalhy aud cheapnsss.
We have no auction goods made - sell aud not
to wear.
Call aud see; the Goods will speak for them-
selves. SllOTWELL. & CRABB,
may7-n
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And stillanother case OF Hereditary Consump'
ton cured by DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry-a father and sister OF the restored having died
of that Unsuitable disease:
~, TouNstYp Co Ohio
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EASTERN EXCHANGE.
New York Tpre1 1
Philadelphia +" 1
Baltimore d" |
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In Chancery.
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TTARDWAKE. Cutlery y good stock TOr all
I I the people. at the !" Peoples at0re. ~ III
may7.tf Woon's connKK,
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r, ,;,s of Tie rain (Which continued heavily through
h,rsd, rch. snd a., Of yesterday, thfeaisninG Gauge
ma co,ssous:,; msaae!) Mf. G.ddoas Sec'na -e''u'e Va
1sav nj t was attended by avery Respectable audience
i ovcrv way Twas full OF interest-tfeaiing as ai' u
, r,r,;ds and the tom5s around thcn-th+iF cohstue
,; contents and antiquity. They were demonstrated 20 OF
h ,,cent yos,iges Of prlnevai humanity, nov eN'ih'
a, e,rand OF course, every thing connected WIN he'
,,,s -co anxious curiosity Mr.. c. pcu.s forth volume
:. ;h f,c,s-apd many OF his reflections on his grana
ho,, mo spblimely eloquent. Tonight he will lecture on
tho ;rordpl sculptures, found in the ombs, with copou'
,,,,irsond will unfold their scientific teaching in re-
a,ec, IA language alphabe writing materials numerals
divisions of lime. painting sculpture &c. The lecture to-
night cannot fail TO be attractive.
II reaching Odd Fellows Hall 70 hear The learned and H.
we were compelled 10 pass through an 2yp-
,;.n OF muddy ana unghted streets Why H.
we ou ask that the gas lamps are not lighted Al hi past
bo,r when citizens most need then, III returning
homo meeting appointments, &c Why is The light Kept
hoc - uch late hour as deprive most persons OF lis
4,cesq We ,rus. that this will he Il: once reormed-
Hi, tho moon shall better fill her hour ow her hight
ia or,;ov Unsecured by tie clouds and rain full benefit
should be given 10 the gas.
p. S.-Las night, were pleased to see, the easaps
were lighted at an early hour to the great comfort OF tramp
ers through the rain and mud
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THE CONVENTION.

On Friday The Convention met at 10 O'clock pursuant
10 adjournment and the Journal of the day previous was
read and approved ... :,
Mr. Wbit,le being entitled the floor, spoke IN .aVor o.
the Mixed Basis" He followed by Mr. smith @. 81
Kar,wha who advocated tile White Basis. Giving way 10
motion for the Committee rise, Mr. s. will continue MS
speech this morning. 80 r;,a soss,ons
hereaferwhich motion lies tho table Tor TIC PRESENT. "
come up again to-day or on Monday
From indications thrown yesterday In discussing TIC
,o,rc,v Of afternoon or night sessions we suspect hsi the
debate on the basis question will yet be extended 10 ons
period Mr. Wise 10 Ills characteristic style, declared NM
self 10 be "re5l" in case any attempt was la'e ~ Co
,aa.h any restriction the range Of debate he eaples
cd the opinion that this question might be presented IN MY
different phases and that phyfical endurance es wen j. m
,ecc,ual power, might tie brought into 'eqris'n nc
limited at repeal by the governmental majority in the lie
osl.,p,, of tho lsw assembling the Convention which
would be revolutionary This, we are sasheo mas no'
been seriously thought Of lie also minated that the DIS
cussons might be extended even into the "oogoays. nc"
defend the Convention and the people oil Virginia o"
such coEsummnton
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dishoaored and his pride is crushed Take down l' Wv
oos, gifted LAWYERS table biz docket OF SUITS ana ne 's al
idle and worthless member VI society. u'e ~ '''
location Of Doctor entire health ana Ills aSoca.'o"
is worthless Dive from port The 'esse' u II, '.r
and h;s heart sinks down within him. and he feels
his nj, has le MIN and bea lost lie, The failure OF mar
se, put the manufacturers mill with the pfoonc'io's Vi
s,ods and he reels and 10 bankruptcy But take
49,, 49,, h.h,ndo,n. he looks up only TO Heaven rs his
beneac,o and awai,s with satisfaction his ssedme ano
witnessing with cieeriuness each advance in his
crops; Wills, lie looks with satisfaction upon the green
wheat in lis frs, budding from The EARTH and then WIN
and more Measure he follows the onward growth Oh
his cron l yellow harvest field rpened at the mandae
If nature invites his manly exeriions 10 carry from inc
field to the eanary Such an avocai0n rises up IN algny
md Measure far above any of the other pursuits oil man. anu
49,, Al Mr. Russell speak the sentiments of good man,
he an enlightened interest in this nooes ur
.m;, ,bis independent and blessed avocaion We JOIN
our hearts ins,inctvey TO the agriculturns
$40 their fields being titled or their crops growing up 10
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Fs!p ~, MARcn :, ls@l

Acoar.qa aou ccev. from ~ 'ou ..asS u - lie
gate .,,ns the Senatc that taey 80 n ro.aI
amend, .nts proposed ~ Senate eniiiea a o." 10
part passed TN February 1872 ensJR ID
- zee the capital stock OF Morganown anu DIV ~ -
arnni.e Company nc oct increase the CAPITA. s' =
The C!y.Ssbur ard Buchanan Turnpike GoFl ,e,
to c.arse tic terminus OF their koai and al nc,
yiin. for constructing me Black Lick and p!as'cr In
Tutapko Road IN Wythe and Smy'h connliesi as iy
s,.o 5.ssa. entitled act 10 incorporate 1
and .lnor Turnpike oonobny act Givoreine ishaa
; ZONES c mr. husbani George Jones an act .or Inc re-
lief o John Avis OF the county ot Jeieson an ao io' 'c
eEsf Of VIM o. Jordan nct Tor the relief d Robert AZ
son; % authorize separate eectioas n certain
3rntea md 10 change The place q holding certain others;
ard 1a: ajcrte res,Etion allowing TO the Charleston,
Eipey arr parAsrsbuIs IuTn7ae Company L; 'he' tune TO
cary OCT TIC provisions OF hIlT ehar.sr ne Plus were
Mr DENEiLE from The Committee OF Internal I'M
Drovenisn:s reported the following bills:
An ac 10 widen snd complete the Ss,esvllo md S.en
Turnpike road with recommendation that 1t be rejected
An &C, 10 incorporate the Providence Branch Plank Road
Company.
An act to incorporate the Wel.oug and Bethany Railroad
Company and for other purposes.