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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS As THE BOUNTY
- Land Warrants issued under the late act assign
able will become necessary the holders have them To-
Gated in order derive advantage from them The be-
nett 10 be derived from the will of be pro-
"rtoncd 20 the situat and quality Of the lands which
they may be placed IL the claimant also wishes the land
sold there mast tt sgut In ~ vicinity to sell for him and
remit proceeds q sale The undersigned eommissione rest
dent New York for Wisconsin. Iowa aud Minnesota hay
IN metnt corespondop. 70 every county n sad states
WHO Intimately acquainted with the charactercs ~ the
lands. ~ ast az ag,nt r the location q w9rant. 70 ray
taxes On, and sen when located In order q
able agents TO make choice selections and the best To-
cations the should be located early possible.
The public Domain within the above States probably the
most fertile tho best watered and bordering the Msis
tJ IL the most accessible market of the entire OF
public ands Selections made here combine wood
Land water and prairie aud will Ne well adapted o. Keep
20 eil 60 the emgrant. who continually resort
hthe a. buyers for good selections No warrant be To-
Gated according 60 law, without fling affidavit that
ono resides the land fact which must he 10 have
been asctrtancd shortly before Nv personal inspection
This personal will necessarily involve consider
able errcnse Our fees will Nc $40 for locating each 0
warrant 81 for locating each ~ locating
each ~ acre warranttosether With the charges
on each warrant Tor location ~ the Land Once But where
warrants are received through the per-on At one
Tune the following DEDUCTIONS in the above fees will he
mace, '7 each eo acre warrant 81 on each acre
warrant % on each acre warrant, Stand on amounts
e.edng ten these deduston. viii be ncrssed twenty
cent on the eseess JOHN LIVINGSTON, - Wall street,
NcnLssioner fog Wiscontn, Iowa, and Minnesota.
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RowERY TnEATRE.-BoxEs. :, GEMS, PIT. l.s.
H,ss1 March s ' 1 y S:.
!. sssss
Ttl. the Ss'ss,h MI I.oa; Count Das.. Mr.
ham,. wsmyss issosau Mrs jsrisn "i js:S-
s h s ::m.ss 81 G ror vii ". Me-
nsrtin Cen hsAu,is Mr. Hamilton; Eliza. Mrs. waieos
y brs! ls ssa EEAs
cents; Family Circle ssat.; Pvats Boxes IS and 81
Ss" s ssn;iy y SPEED fE
sos .ssy HHaY Mr. n.s s p Mr. NJ
Hand; His. Bisnsfora, Mrs Russell; Susan a.SheId
.;: ins issf: fis
linz. E. ws,toS; Mrs. cai.ieum ars Hughes "'''D
: = ssSs. r M cent; Private
Y + RI; ss'?s %a
BY. rs wa,Sa. Isn: Brandon sScs Cart siy
"A :s's. = ss f'sss r:.ss
To scnslude Win she new entrayssana Gs,h Mr. f9s
BARNUk Or the Yanis. Snowman. 'A'''' - hlA''
MECHANICS HALL, No. AZ BROADWAY. ABOVE
.s ffaS As Sssk T
a. s0% nS an sssrt and vsr.as .orp
p Chry whose concerts in this eisss
aas rss l.ySs
to Ar
noon ~ es w OF Saturday nsf March a
at 3osock, n On saturday evening next March 9TH,
V'ABERNAcLE-wEDNEsD EVENING. MARCH
for the consisting Of choice selection
t ss:S. %ss m hase soI 81 @ Ssu s
al RI. a Book storey ss
the Ticket Once on the evening Of the Concert Performance
to:eommenee at bait. past seven.
EVENINGS WITH sHERIDAN.-MR. GEORGE VAN.
~ denhohs Second Evening with Sheridan. Hope Chapel
dams Comedies with reading school for Scandal
Third evening Thursday 10 commence at IA o'clock
FELLOWS hHI .SsI, At FELLOWS orEKA
streets Open every night during the week The celebrated
ecent corps talented and experienced per-
formers under the direction of j. d. Fellows whose
the BY the elite and fashion Of this
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos Duetts chorussss Dancing
and On Wednesday and Satur
ladies and families commeDcng o'clock +. NJ Admis-
on . cents Doors open at u commence quarter before s.
THRILLER HALL-THE NEW ORLEANS OPERA
to he iT an % o ew S hs sy
have taken the above named hall for night only Monday
swans II Ranef J. il; Collins j. nuSEe, Master Ole
Bull, Buckley and NJ suIner lfrom the royal academy
appear in their respective departments the whole forming
concentrated together As museisns vocais and artists
they have been long and favorab known the
Fund Hall besides hng in all the principal
Western and Southern cities Doors ogen at Z to sowmenee
day April LIST and ID they viii appear at the Brooklyn In
stitnte, Brooklyn city.
A GRAND CONCERT Is WHISPERED ABOUT
srnora sPERANZA Who considered by the beet musical
critics Of the day as equal to Jenny Lind in several of her
most popular and music, il questioned
she can be .argasssd IN this country She has twice
pause and those have her are most ansuae that
shci will carry every thing before her matchless art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

ca Ok PER Ton PEACH ORCHARD nut - 20
BAf 81 reach orchard stove, - ~ ichigh egg
coa-now dschsrgng fresh the " rcscreened
from yard small extra rhsrge Gruccrs supplied. Apply
at the TISDA Coal depot Ioboksn street. foot VI Isna
two doors from Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

LYDIA RUBBER WHIrS.--THE NEWARK INDIA
i Rubber manufacturing Company 81 Maiden lane. would
cell sen,ien 10 she India Rubbr Whips which have new
an established reputation They are made ~ all eugths
and sge and Infinitely superior any ehsr and are
for all climates aud Liberal terms 70 country
merchants The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Gem
psny, 90 Maiden lane, New York. -
HIRAM HUTCHINSON Prssident
WsRPyS AcrrnuAS Secretary.
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QROCGHANsL YCEUM BROADWAY, NEAR BROONa
- strsetDrsss Circle and Psrque 20 ote PANTY Circle,
IS cts Orchestra Stall Seats 81 Private Boxes IS Doors
TO begin At oeioe*-russay evening,
March IS the performance sill with the comedy 81
LESSON FOR LOvERS-Nr. oddington. Mr.. Lynne; Jack
Sprigs. Mr.. BToughsm; Miss Brown Mrs Vernon; Fanay
Hartman Miss Mary Taylor After which the Of the
IRISH TIGER-Sir Charles lavender Mr. Palmer; Paddy
with the farce of the ETON BOY-Coionel Curry. Mr..
Phillips; Fanny, Miss Kate Horn.
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RROOkLYS ET0R AND MANA
~ Mr.. j. ". kent.Prices reduced-Paruuette, -
cents Gallery l cents. First night Of the Mysteries aud
niscries Of New York. Tuesday March - will
ms with the STRANGER-Stranger Mr. J. Scott; Mrs
Haer. Mrs Dyott To conclude With the MYSTERIES AND
MlsERlES OF NEW yORK-Mose Mr.. r. $. Chanfrau;
Little Lie, Nile Albertine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25
LIQUORS.

nRANDIEs, BRkNDIEsi! BRNNDtES 1.-THE Old
~ est and best brandcs wines liquors Ne. imported
rressy for the proprietor 20 be found the aud
extensive brandy ga Broome block
broadway. Particular attention = paid 70 the totng de-
psrmcnt which consists the choicest Madera
shrrys, and Ports and peculiarly adapted fer medical
purposes being genuine and warranted by the
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
r ACHRyNA CHRISTI, SWEET HOCK.-TEN BOXES
II tone dozen bottles each % this delicious vine warranted
pure just received by the Gcrrudescnt samples 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PiiiLADELpiIlA.-NEw YORK
and Philadelphia direct-United states Mail Line
Through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
dueed to 81 for hrstclass and 81 A for secondca Leave
New York at A. NJ from foot Of Courandt street:
"a. N. and 4. M from foot &c Liberty Lave
Philadelphia at snd9A NJ and l.. NJ from the foot Of
Walnut street.
TOHN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE
Line, Licensed BY Government for the Protection q Emf
grants and othsrsoce Isl Cedar street, New lork-or
ward and their daily at the lowest rates.
to o. the West Southwestern states the Cana
da The subscriber would sate that he has been engaged
In orws rdng 20 the West nearly thirty years and i stu
honored with dcnce business also Of the
M highest eice IT Church state.
JOIIN ALLEN, i57 Cedar street
A MEXICAN HOTEL PANAMA, y. G.-IHlS EsTAB-
n shment IL the largest public house the ithmus u
situated high ground in the airy aud healthy pSr
Of aud in the centre ~ business By Kind and
careful attention hope sn the ef the pub
lie. H. GIDEON Ely aud J. NJ STAPLES. Prop riciors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

GRAND CONCERT Is WHISPERED ABOUT
n amonyt the musical community to be given shortly by
Signora SPERANZA who is considered by
critics Of the day. equal To Jenny Lind in several of her
most popular and music it is questioned
she be surpassed in this country She has sung
before the public at the Tabernacle with unbounae APP
pause and those who have heard her
shc will carry every thing before her tchess art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

BROADWAY THEA1RE.-E. A.. MARSHALL. SOLE
- Lsssse; g. w. Barrett hsna<er-Dcors spen at u
tain rses half T-Dress Circle Paruur Scnts
famiy and Third Circles Is cents Gallery cents; Pri-
.te Boxes % and sCTuesday March Vi will b.
RS tewlsy admired play of the BELLIES STRATA .EN
ssss II, ;sa a sgwaY Hardy Mr. "a, ,ags t..es Y.
hiss ynlia hennetG Mrs Racket Abbott To conclude
ri,h isIee OF itkf Pararoa Mr..
biting sam: Mr. ssharf Kate o. Briep Miss ulis Bsn-
nett; susan, Miss ]. Gougenheim, -
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GooDs-w.RRANrEp
!A tqstspd sll slma'ss,-1ts ,Ssgssk Iadle Rges,r
Manufacturing Company store ~ Maiden lane New York;
rsrtory Newark New Jersey. This company msnufa
aud Who'll esae dealers al the warrior. ssle
made und Goodycars patent The liberal
purchasers. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Frssident
WARRrS AcKrnpAv, Secretary.
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~ lBLOs GARDES.-FIRsT NIGHT or THE 4 RoUE
~ franeais Wednesday, March The proprieL,r Sees
To ths debut in New York Of lie
artists MIS- carsliss Loys, and e KroSsrs isset the
nrht squeetrians OF kurops with
and Trained Horses lately imported Fransoa cra.S
Oympigus Champ Elysees Paris ,etlcr With the entire
Troupe Of Mr. Rufus Welsh, frsm his -x.os~e s.taL.h
msnt. Philadelphia Horses Ponies Wardrobe Trappiass
Be- constituting with the Double Company
Of novelties assembled in th. other soun-
try. Mile Caroline Logo will appear In Acts
Of Elusstranm. with her trained stccd Jupiter Fri
settle Grand Somerset Exercises by the young Bapst
set Mr. Loset, Equestrian Dire will appear bis
surprising horse Altar Gull The great rider Mile LOUISE
will perform act OF Horeenasshp With
by the whole Troupe Of Equestrian consisting Of sixty
Tickets 50 cents. CONNIE IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

yUANTED-A SITUATION, by RrsprCT,ptp
w Prctestant WOMAN NJ Gown or Iauudres she yer,
ssuptert do either; " excellent washer .na rcnsr
The beet 81 city reference can bs produced Please apry
NO. INN vSt,j IN ts bakery. Can We seen vr tvo days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

vHARERNACLE-wE DNESDAY, EVENING MARCH
18th, 1Sl.-Bradbury Sash's last juvenile musical
entertainment for the choice selection
Of miscellaneous music the Broadway Tabernacle
Wednesday evening March 9th 1851 Choir 100 Young
Singers, appropriately dressed Tickets twenty-five cents
each for sale principal Music and Book
the Ticket Once the evening Of the Concert
Il. commence at half past seven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN.-MR. GEORGE VA ".
~ denhofs Second Evening with Sheridan. Hope Chapel
Wednesday evening March ~ Critical Review of Sher-
dan Comedies with the reading Of The School for Scandal
Third evening, Thursday. TO commence at ~ o'clock
Tickets, % cents.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TIVE NEW FAPER, GLEASON PICTORIAL DRAW
ing Room Companion merits all VIC can say in its
favor stands at the head Of all weekly papers and
without doubt the magnificent Pictorial pub
lsned this side Of the Atlantic The Crystal
Palace worthy VI frame. = FRENCH Isl Nassau street.
l. thee city agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

VEANTLD-A SITUATION. nv Young WOMAN.
w fret rate .vct washer and ircuc: WHO truly
stands her business IN all ts branches Mas ohjsetiou
10 chamber work ard take 81 children "
dayt engaged At the ssccnr door from Columbia
brooklyn, north ride
rom Nope but speetehle rrivsss fssiies seed apply
Beet u aty ssisssss ssp Nsssestss New rsrh sty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

WINDOW SHADES AND CORNIcEs, PAPER
w Hnnrings. and curtain MatorialsA. ". r. Davies
have In store and constantly receiving aare and
spendd assortment OF Pager Hanrings aud Decorative
Papers Window Shades and Cornice Lace and Muslin Cur
tans and Curtain materials OF descriptions Families
and country merchants about respectfully
invited 20 call and examine stock offer everything
in the upholstery line twenty lower than other
house in the city. A. n. x r. DAVIES. uphol.tercrs
so towcry and Tl5 Broadway
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NEW fEATURE.-H0LMES, THE ARTIST, No. 80
Broadway intends TO combine with his
al hair artist With eye whskers wgs
and dentist TO pull teeth and the toethehe phreno
logs to examine heads; and fortune teller inform the
people if they crazy not together with celebrated
halter to the climax and finish head that is
worthy hat Daguerreoypes 81 50 to $40 charge for
the services THE new corps OF artists attached
Front reserved for ladies'
fashions and 40 to 100 called Tor a
the splendid rooms of HOLMES 2sg Broadway "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-25

TEA NUTS. FRESH FROM climatic AcCouMo
date the public BY obvians the necessity Of sending
an ineonvenen distance the subscriber has forwarded
Mr. William HASTE us Pearl street, New York small
supply Of Tea Nus for early spring planting Having
BY decay transportation the whole
beth Tea Nuts and Tea Plants for 1872 he had il
power 10 do this at earlier period The Nuts
ceiyed came in the finest condition together with small
number oftrst rate Tea Plants directions
company eesh box. JUNlUS SMITH.
GreenNille. 8. C.. T.h. z.
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rLUB BOAT TOR sALE.-t BEAUTIFUL EIGHT
- GARD Barge ~ feet in length has been beaen
viii be sold for quarter IT. cost application made
to Mr.. WILD. Penny Bridge, Gowannus, early.
nAGrERREoTYfE-THE SCALE PLATES-TuESE
II plates warranted 70 he perfect and give the
DAGUERREAN impression richer tone than others. Tsy
are sold With the privilege Of rturnng any th6m that
would fail 70 sye entire satisfaction Address Victor Bishop
% Maiden lane, "
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BOARD IN THE CorNTRy-A FEW PERSONS CA
~ be accommodated with board for the summer season u
the village 81 Huntington L. l. Ter terms, apply at Mon
street.
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ArARTNENTs TO LET-A orIETrAhILf OF rHREE
~ persons having more room han reaIsd vii is' wv
drn house. With every convenience, No boarders taker
Lorstop charlton, Hudson TRY airy and pleasant
The ct references given and required Address w. W. 80
tcS 1878 Poet once.
A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO
~ single Gentlemen, with WITHOUT boeru inere "
Bath in the which they have the rvfviese OF unt
inquire at - Cla street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-13

SUDDEN DEATH or ADDISON GILMORE, PRESIDENT
or TnE WESTERN RAfLRoAD.-The announcement,
this morning, OF the very sudden death OF AddlS
Western Railroad, end Of the banking hrm Of Gil
more, Blake ~ Ward. gave our business communl-
~ a severe shock. The following were the cir
cumsiances Of his death MIR. Gilmore, Ter seve-
raj years past, has been troubled wi affection
of the heart, which, latterly, has prevented him
from any violent exertion without experiencing
great fatigue. Ills residence is in Watertown. Ia
tending last evening 20 take the six o'clock special
tram for Newton, and being rather late, he drove
down TO the Worcester depot, in company with
friend, Mr. Joseph Suckney, and was enabled, by
little extra exertion, TO gct upon the train jusI as
IL was leaving the depot. Later in the night, in
company with his wife and daughter, he attended
an assembly ball in Wetertown. While dancing,
he complained TO his partner Of feeling unTe, and
she advised him TO cit down but he persevered
until the close Of the dance, end then took seat
upon the settee, by the side OF his wife. he also
complained 70 her Of strange sensation. and short
ly afterwards was eeen to fall forward insensible.
He was imne diaiely carried towards the door by
several friends, among whom was Or. Howe,
physicen OF the town. One OF the bearers, Mr..
Dana, remarked that he was dead. That can
not be, said Dr. Howe; but upon putting his
ear 10 his heart he found that there was no
reTceptiblc motion, and he was found 10 be dead.
He must have d,cd within minute Of his sei-
zure. He did not speak after he fell forward This
was about eleven o'clock. His body was taken
imme edately to that home which he had left so
recently in health and strength, and an immediate
stop was put to The ball. Mr.. G.. was about ~
years old, and leaves a wife, two sons and two
daughters The eldest child 10 IL. and the young
est s. He was born in Western Vermont, but has
been a resident OF this city and vicinity for twenty
years or more. When he first came here he was
employed as a laberer Ia the store of Mesus Whit
well IL Bond. Afterwards he commenced the
manufacture Of salaratus, and, in company with
Mr. Foqg, Of Charestown, added TO II that of dis
ulllng. He was one OF the chief originat9rs Of the
| Concord Railroad; afterwards Of the Oid Colony
nd Ncvsh md att of he "a .
| was chosen President OF the Western Railroad in
ls46 and held the effice since, though lateriy
| he has often expressed en intention 10 resign ~.
He has at times consulted physicians as 10 his COM
pants and their reply that he, as II were held
his life in his own handsthat sny extra or unusual
exertion would render his sucden death highly
probable. He leaves q handsome fortpae. the
fruits OF suntrng industry and adaptation TO bus
| ness The banking firm OF which he ives q mem
Der, has been but few men,hs in operatioa -Bos.
| ton Traveller, jan. IL.
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Lato from Havana.

CHARLEsroN, Jan. IL, 1851.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here with Havana
dates to the 9Th inst correspondent writes fol-
lows
New sugar and molasses have been coming In freely;
but in the former little of importance hss been done
bey ond what has been already noted noticed a sale
of Cucuruchos at reals and bright yellow at re Ala
OF OfMuscovado, a sale has been made At Matanza, 1t
5k rls. for only lair quality and ria for ordinary
As Mascovsdo the tende ncy to high prices sri ing
out OF the deficiency in the Louisiana crop, and the
demand for the West, will In degree be mod isd
by the which prices of clsyed sugars may take
Till within a few days, molasses Was nrm at 81 in
the hsrbor, and 2x rls. the coast. and
in the ses-ports. A decline has, however, taken
place, owing to the greater abundance of arrivals
and purchases are making at ~ RS This fgt-e,
nevertheless Is likely to be fully Sustained for
time, the demand being very brisk. Coffee is far I
quote fine quality at $9z $40; ordinary to good.
coma, SS 80 30. decline " not unlikely, provided
a iurtber demand takes place for france Honsf is
arriving very freely but the price h firm at 2l Els
per gallon. Freighs are very dull as yet Vessels,
however, remain scarce; and with little more
mutation of produce, shsll aative densnd
spring up for shipping With regard to rice can
give you favorable sdvices. The arrivals since my
last have been-Armens, 22d Dec, from MarAn ham,
sold at % rls Sea Gull 18th Dec from Savannah,
sold at l0A rs; steamer Isabel sth Jan from Charles
ton pod at 10 re Gulnare from Charleston 9Th Jan.
rold at 10 rls parcel of Msranhsm from Centuegos,
has also appeared here, selling at 81 rls.
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a house Of Mr.. Temple, the Chief Justice, at
Moho Kay, has been pulled down by mob, who
were instigated by Mr., Farqukarson's suspension
from the Office OF Clerk of Records, al Mr..
Temples suggestion. Mr.. Fsrquharson, at the
end Of year, has had his post restored to him.
The brig George w Washington is announced to run
as regular trader between New York and Baiize
There is rumor at Balize that Governor is 10
be appointed over the island OF Rua,an-.he late
history Of which locality has recently attracted
much attention.
cALIFoBsJANs AND AMERICANS At rLrzE, moNDU-
RAs-IMPoRTANcE OF THE RotrZ
"a vessel has offered any portion of the ait
"a States since the arrival Of the gentlemen their
homsward route from the dgsings, they have been
compelled TO remain among.us, no doub much long.
sr than they anticipated. These gentlemen left Cali
forria In sailing vessel. with number OF others,
smountipg to upwards Of eco individuals, bound Tor
Rsalsjs or Panama but being out of provisions and
water theyput into the port Of the Pacific
Tired and disheartened with their voyage about
forty Of the number left the vessel a. that place. and
determined on travelling across the country TO
lEsbsl, thereby creating an agreeable variety in
their tour and ssving distance Of rome thousands
and a regular communication established between
this end New Orleans there l, not the least doubt u
would be preferred 70 all oth,rs, and that AL home
ward hound travellers would avail themselves Of its
advantages. az being the shortest and most exped.
tious wsy of getting back TO thsr homes and their
friends Were the efforts OF some OF the influential
members Of this community to be used in facilitating
the transit Of passengers through this place, ani pro-
rer accommodations made for them daring their stay
here Bslize would reap the benefit in having an in
creased circulation Of money and a consequent i'm.
provement In Its commerce and revenue.
The party whe are al present In town are suffering
from want Of proper Accommodation and the means
OF proceeding their ourneytwo great evils, which
might easily be RENE died by enterprsing company,
with profit and advantage to Themselves It Is iels
saying there IL mo inductment TO enter into such =
speculation, for although true that few visters
honor MS with their presence, except on chance
occasions yet the reason IL obvious no induce
ept for them to do for the want both Of proper
conveyances, and the necessary Accommodations. We
think that, were the experiment tried mere parteu
lsrly at the present moment 10 would be found TO
ceed- we tay the present moment as II would have
the effect Of drawing some OF the Thousands Who are
daily returning to their native country, through this
place.
The appearance Of so many strangers In our little
toe is quite refreshing to the eyes and their
psny appears to be fully appreciated by the inhabi-
tsnts. Ffom their quiet mid, ead gentsHalV behavior
thy commend the respect srerp fndridwal in hs settle
snt and the parting wh teho hare had ne peasvrs
ef their acquaintance, iou no doubt, Be regretted