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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

In 1850 fourteen hundred and sixty seven
slves we're manumitted. and one Thousand and
eleven made their escape, South Carolina, al
though always grumbliug on the subject lost
but sixteen-less than any other state, and
manumitted but twol Maryland lost treble
that of any other State, 297-and manumitted
493.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

A BRuTE's REvENGE.-A good story is told
of a young man, who wishing to drown his dog
pushed him several times into the river, and
the last time fell in himself. The dog seeing
his master struggling in the stream, held him
above water till assistance arrived.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

~ The German Ball, we are informed,
passed off very pleasantly, there being large
number of ladies and gentlemen in atten-
dence. Much praise is bestowed upon the
German Band, of Tifin city. for its excellent
music on the occasion.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

MUsTAcHEs-Thc Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune says;
There are four members of the House Of
Representatives who wear the mustache.-
They are Messrs. Marshall and McCorkle, of
California, Price of New Jersey, and Disney,
Of Ohio-all Democrats No member of the
Senate sports mustache.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

His Majesty, Frederick William, King Of
Prussia, has an action in the Circuit Court at
St Louis. against Felix Costo, administrator of
one Kupper alias Muller deceased, who his
Majesty avows. was defaulting post master,
having run away with some 74oO German
dollars, in April, ls49, escaping to St. Louis,
where he died in the same year. The case
has not been decided.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

THE COMPROMISE IN ALABAMA-A series.
of resolutions acquiescing as fnality in the
Compromise measures enacted BY Congress
have been adopted by the Alabama Senate
by majority of two. the vote being l9 yeas
to IA nays.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

An exchange tells of shower OF goose
eggs falling as large as hail stones, We know
of place where there used to be showers OF
hen's eggs, and saw the man who was out IN
the storm.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Mr.. Powers having been unable to take out
a right for the exclusive reproduction Of his
Greek Slave in France, it is said the merchants
in plaster of Paris are reaping a, fine harvest
from his labors.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

A Pawtueket paper has this-'A man made
application few days since, for insurance on
a building situated in a village where there
was no FIRE engine. In answer to the ques-
ton, What are the facilities for extinguishing
fires p he wrote-'H rains sometimes
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

In FAMILY residing near the city of Erie.
Pa. there are FIVE daughters unmarried, each
of whom appeared in public, on recent occa-
sion, clad in a beautiful and warm woollen
frock of their own manufacture.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Men and women have become extinct: they
died about sixty years ago. and left no heirs.
Ladies and gentlemen have usurped their
places.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

DELIc1oUs.-To have pretty girl open the
front door, and mistake you for her cousin.
Still more deEiciou-To have her remian de-
ceived till she has kissed you twice, and hug
ged the buttons off your coat, Ma, here's
Chawles."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

~ BY card in another column of the
Freeman, it will be seen that R. P. Buckland
and Homer Everett, have entered into part.
neyship in the practice of the law. Success
to the new firm.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

E Two bodies were recently found in The
canal, near Mount Morris. Livingston county
One, John Burke, accidentally drowned, the
other, Walter Brown was killed by scoundrel
known as" Whiskey Jug
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Local politics run high in the Western
country A candidate for county clerk in
Texas offered to register marriages for nothing
His opponent. undismayed, promised to do the
same, and Mrow in cradle.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

FAILuRE.-The experiment was lately tried
of endeavoring to grow fat on "envy. hatred
and all uncharitableness" We are informed
that it proved decided failure.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

E The Anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans is to be the scene Of an immense
Ball, at Social Hall. Kestler is making the
preparations, and he will do the thing up
right Tickets to be had at the Fremont
House.
Hurrah for General jackson
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Mr., Lyon Mackenzie, of Patriot notoriety.
has been elected to the Canadian Parliament
hr. 4 decided majority. During the Patriot
War he was driven out Of Canada, anda price
set o.. his he'd. He is now one of the most
popular uaensin the Provi7ee. Such are the
ms and downs Of political life.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

AsHrABULA CouNrY.-B. B. Hunter, Esq,
member of the late Constitutional Convention,
from Ashtabula county. died at Austinburgh,
on the 9Th inst
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

CoNaREss-Little may be expected from
the doings of Cangress until after the holidays
The following is telegraphic despatch dated.
Washington, Dec. 27.
Senate met this morning and Immediately
adjourned, there being only l 1 members pres
ent.
We presume that the doings of the House
at the same date might be summed up after
the same manner.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

***"A smart, young. active BIoomer." for
merly a lady's maid. advertises in P.snek for
the situation of "tigress."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

A mixture of 2 parts of snow and four Of
diluted ditric acid gives cold of 80 deg. be-
low zero.
Three parts of snow and two of diluted
add reduce the temperature to 46 deg below
zero.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

~ A New Orleans Editor was lately
caned by lady.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

EE Kestler of the Fremont House an
nounces dance on Christmas eve. Hadn't
some Of our Tif6n boys better 60 and get
their eye-teeth cut once more.
[Tifin Wbig.
Excellent advice; SO send 'em on if you
want them civilized. No place ike Fremont
TO take the rough edges of dspraved human
tv.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Kussuth refused to kiss lady sdmirer in
New York. He is sensible lion.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
Scientifc.

The following are temperatures on Fareu-
heii's scale at which some of the most re-
nnarkable effects of heat are produced:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
The Celebrated
Tx. DOD's "SiRUP of ALUMiNA," for

the curc Of Ccrgiis. Coles. broashts Sore rhros:s
Ton ard al Dse.s.s Of the LaESs.The prop1e-
o we eecve Jnsty celebrated and would eorl
upuy recon reno 10 the attic 5e BY far the beat
sser e'seSNere- tor tie complaints pEo.ses 20
curt Ire nsIec eLfs o; wieh composed while they
e oi tne NJ h1Ttss Character al tie same time pos
sess N thr most etaer: degree the power of reaching
the very at o. the citeSse a1 tie ~ xtsrc the re-
srt CT re great reuce AID pruioand res ak u Of
the eaisd rhys:cn weose name il eeas rnc cures Il
has perforec ee truly asolsas a. car b. sfrss:ea hy
gentlemen OF this city and men OF a sh ehsra,er
end standing. ore CT Aorl speaks Of as o.ows Hav
rE treG Every known medicine upon n for Bleeaax
OF the Lrnss without permanent benefit Induced by
rescirg Dr. DCes otter - q tie elect Of tie Apn;nas
and you, with tie mos; beneficial result AN
stronger fse. better than have done fs auuoer OF
YEAS have had tie sShest for the ST.
teen months. ALcih case CT merchant in Maiden
lare. wtcn er:erccG or number Of By tea
srooniu the Alum ia stopped the bleeding in twenty
MINUTES then lett hun tie usual Instructions for taking
IT, AID whom called upoE him next dAy. surprlsed 10
rrd be bEsaes anc. he expressed hiuse never
fet better his he These, with i cas- OF lady which
have sLce Tad under LILY charge lead the % consider itone
OF TIE best riedcLts Known FOX al disease ofthe Lungs
In addition the Proprietor would add that the Of the
atoye talented MUSICIAN IS "a with him. ami nothing but
strong faith Is osey and The testimonials OF gentlemen
;sIiss 0; h-h St Ang who have Used h could ever
have induced LIN. ave u 20 the public. $500
For sale ty A. B. 4 d. SANDS, Druggists, corner " II
ham and Fu;0asis; L. ~ Gslion, No. n Bowerv; and
the Frcpri,tor ANDREW EADIE. No Is North Moore e.,
az g cents ger bottle LARGE bottle, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
~wF. Bancroft. alias - Bates,

John Calhoun, ala, John Rssers were examined me
fret three days of this week. before Juscc sfh scam
mon In ssco, Ne, charged with iorcing the store o. w.
p. Moody, at Kennebunkpor, asd roboing u, and the
post once boxss on the night Of I'd inst The only ~.
t,ees und on their pcrsons tsss could be identified ~
coming from the store Of Mr. Moody were two pocket
hnndkerchiefs and quantity % three cent pieces
CIurt 10 commit them jail TO await trial at the Jan
us,y term Of the Supreme Court One OF them had IN
bis pocket Q 6vebarrel revolver loaded 70 the mnze
and capped and the other spge pistol fully charged
besides caps, bsl mssches &c. There are ten other
suspicous persons IN the county who are evidently a.
empKces end ere I'll supposed 70 Be recently from
Bostop. -eis -.'-7t 80. bo3on Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

DASSAGE 10 SAN FRANClSCO-Four
Cabin ard two s. cond Cabin PASSENGERS can be hand
,omeiv accommodated in the superior ship A. ChEsh-
J :. OAKFORD, NJ. % Wall-s',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
N7EW-YORK SUPREME COURT-County

No kngtc q J. rsVih AT John W. II srbet-sumuoa.
a. . sfv- name. DEFENDANT: lou hereby funuonei and
rc..r ell 80 % wrr comp tbs acton. whhh vii b.
ia IN NJ oaae o. the Ccrs the County OF Kings, =, h..
oae = the C'y Hal CT ro.kyn, and o. serve o
YOUR ,r-wer the si complain, the eub cbef al hi
oCe. No lui LruadWsy the Cfy 81 N'~ fork. wilma
81 this you exclusive
of H. day OF such ssry,e and tI answer the - com
~ ~ Wrhn ne aoc.ad The lnif his bon WI 'tpy
70 demanded the romgs Dated Wow "
R62 b. H. bo'atpl> 10 ln'i At,thsy'
liz COMP the hel the or = me { IN o.
Kin Coutfy AZ the ilai 81 Eokiy the Gh day Of
Nlvrmbcr, ia 4 H. BOGARDvs Pl,atds Attorney.
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
fssal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of AM orler of the Surro.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
gate County OF New York will 90 BE- sod AZ pub
the Merchants kxhane the CITY oi New York
eseu'h dty of January the 1879 AZ twelve
oco,k The oNlug derl,I Real Etate OF Bradley "
Goodmrn desed or the payment " his debts AT that certa
lot parcel situate lying and benz the lah Ward the
Cay York the souihcy e Of 10Th ioeri with the
Lu heron Whh said lot - bounded nnd couttD. oows
Con mencrg hundred and Ave feet from the point
the south eastey the intersection Of th Il AMI
I'd containing twenty ret front tvrny feet and two
IN huudsd nd hly and half
the eary hne .ud hut 81 md ATTY oor eet and
irch the westerly lne The Improvements sad
property email frame dwelling house. Ten of
purchase money be required BE- pad - The sa and the
bssuce deed ready delivery View fork, December
e. 1854 GABRIEL VAN toIE
wv n y.~ Corr Proc or dlGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

A. n MERwIE, Auctioneer.
CG2 RR0THER A. a.

DY BANGS, BROTHER q Co.-Trade
Dssles Rooms, No. Is Parkrow.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. IA, at O'clock and the fol-
IowiDg evenings Of the week.
extsusive and valuable collection Of English and
American STANDARD and ILLUSTRATED Books: Bibesand
Prayer Books in rich bpdinss Juvenile Books and va
rGy Of other works suited TO the approaching Holiday
S. sson ; fine library editions Of choice WORKS &c.
DY S. DRAPER.-TUESDAY Dec IA, az
- the u s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, at for cash
delivery Banksble money oay received.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CL0THHC-S2lbs. Rasns,
IA lbs. Butter, rs lbs Cheese, sol Flour Barrels.
BUREAU oF YARDS AND DocKs-2 Russ Smiths Bel
lows Oil Cloth Stair Carpet, Carpets IL Chairs, 3os
Cement Barrels.
BUREAu OF Constructors, Gc.-oo tuns more or less
Junk and Shakngs lot of Canvas Clippings &C. 50 epy
Barres So empty Casks 10 empty Oil Casks 2Teakettles
6Bake-pans fishkettle, u Sauce-pans, Gridirons
Frying-psns lot Of old Weights Hanging lamps II Lam
terms Ii Dlshcovers IA Cork Jackets SO Augers Brace
and Bite, Ginlea Tenorsaws whamners, Rivet
DO Wrench do, Pincers, Tspe-nes, % Chsels and
Gouges Pellet-kuiie. Putryknife Screwdrivers 2
Crows CarptnteIs Guages, AIDES, Spoke-shaves,
Smooth ng-panes, Jack do, | Fore do. Bead do, /
Moulding do. Block do Broadax, Horsing rnalets
Lamps, Hand-vice, Saw-set, Dusting-brush, Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
Philadelphia News Items.

i
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, ls52
A German hailiDg from your City, and calling
himself Carl Roeenpaf, arrested in this city early
Saturday morning. shortly after he had broken into
burglary escaped Rofcnpat has been committed In de-
fault Of 81 800 bail ~ answer the charge Of burglary
and larceny.
A young man named Thomas Brannan was
shot through the hand early yesterday morning, at
dsrce in house in Moyamensng He was taken TO fae
Hoepi.aL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
FIoRlpA-The LEGISLATURE has elected Mr..

Mr. Vllepigue Of Madison County Secretary OF State
Major Beard, Controller General; Charles Austin,
Treasurer, and NJ ID. Papy, Attorney General W. y.
Dlwsrth was elected Solicitor General of the Middle
Circuit James Mcclellan Solicitor OF tho Western
Circuit and James Gettis, Solicitor OF the Southern
Circuit
Pierce's majority in Florida was l,415. The whole
vote OF the State was ,, l6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
C,IrpREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY

Abss Eane and Mars Harley plaintiff Mary E,mes rhos
Ianr- Do. wife Mary Harley jr, james H. Harley
and sarah b. b.. ed Pat and AUgnl his n- Martins
Cad HAD. and Samuel Harley d~rnitn- In fsri
tufn par.uanCe ard b. virtue % an order OF H Court made m
the above sci by o. hanh as noe be- eby sssh
ncufilrllle
ydrd share interest u aDy OF hs
o~. an the p-mge. hereinafter -rnbei 70 p2ance 10 - me
sred referee ou,sd b. the COg or before The %otn
day If De- enter rcf', az my c1cs 30 - '. ~ 700
Comfy kugs proo her ecnve AoHf ani "a nnpfAne.
,o-the -ais,fory ~ .n1uu' due thereon AMI
.tt the nature SOD me dais thereof,
re- peayry Ths sa.4 prt-r- t- dc erp 81" We '"PHh - 70
y4fei-, All Dts VI lad
tusts yrs and ten 'hc Nh o. he City and County Of
Ne. fof rgushr No- try even 1nf any
-sLt ground The sad Mn ward BY ihos
II Lsdau Ciy satveyoF Jsd Ja, ~, when map or copy
decd olI TLs C. pehief AMI PnrDe ms
f 20 Adou ah nteih, ilied ny lsf aud eode4 "A the Of
tire Cry and County - Ne" forh "a l. ef ~
ct Conveyance rag- l by s2s vhh -f TWO s taken 70
fb are uual OoS-, r D. 10 ry, outh vest
e. b Hcaffol o. ciy So % J sscn lest ana I've nhes
south eat,ery cry sat map, ezhy uFre '@-
i've 'he - and row ~ ,ry SeoDs
- a. bs hers IA Corne B-ck derefsed thirty ax est sad
ga ard noh westery ~ sno NV Or sirJ Drpns
10 H. ke d sad Core Tea Bfock deea-sd ssh az "e 'nd
AZ fhsr AaG iA4tc fri Of. peer- Or Hcei' o.
-rf rus's vrr ard beng Town q Blhrk County u
ers ard and hsinSs bed on GER
t.u M 10 90 81 The Cork ne tonnfy Of kag en-
tt.d Eiaie 81 Noah Wsiefbnfy E- n oe Town o.
b. the ruersoue hunret ani ieveay Es, bsNdTei and
severity ur hundred and seyen Eve ~h three o "a
an together toond~ dsred A. hiNs bssnmng NJ
uau On he yckon ae down IN -se map
d.fal .so Lsfsd 40 fas aes vest Cd he norm
westerly ruer Of Jctoe nd Waeury -. ard running tasc-
vesie rotEry eide d Wyc1oz q sefeHy bsa iesi
u. etrry aud p.rs Wyckoh ssy-iyoW 'ssf and
sua oasle HssbsfY - n'ayh's Set 70
- 80 os benras ani 10 iAI volta o. Wye.of 81 IN
hcri q az ae tessd iAfee Ss ~ mss,s 49, ''s
~ BARNARD PARSONS, Attorney.
"a t.ueuTa No 10 Wal 81, Se~ foSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
JOHN II. ArsrEr, Auctioneer
NNHE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION

Il Of PAINTINGS, SCULPTURE, and other
WORKS OF ART
ever before offered at public sale in this country.
DAVID AUSTEN, JR, viii SELL &. auction, on WE'D
NFsDAY, the 18th, THURSDAY, 18Th, and FRIDAY,
nth inst at the Galleries of the American Art Union the
entire collection Of elegantly framed Psntnss Drawings
ard Sculpture the production of American and resden,
Artists among which will be fcand the following admirable
works:
MARION CROSSING THE PEDEE-w. RAyyEY.
THE AMAZON AND HER CHILDREN-E. LEUrzE.
MURRAY'S DEFENSE OF TOLERATION-P T. 10
THERmEL
The GAME OF CHESs-R. C. wooDvILLE.
NEW-ENGLAND SCENERY-F. Z. CHURCH.
LANDSCAPE--A. B. DURAsD.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, FROM THE VALLEY OF
COEWAY-J.F r. KESsETr.
AMERICAN HARVESTING SCENERY. F. CROP
sEY.
BEACON, OFF MOUNT DESERT IsLAND-F. E.
CHURCH.
THE sIBYL's TEMPLE, tcircalar)-J F. CRoPsEY
PREPARING FOR CHRISTaAS-F. w. EDNoNDs
HOLY FAMILY-W PAGE.
RABBIT HUNTIEG-T. II HIScgLEY.
EVENTNG-Bss-reliefin Marble-E D PALMER.
FAIRFAX AND CROMWELL EXAMINING PRIs-
ONERS AT NAsEBY-J. w. GLASS.
THE DEPARTURE FOR NAsEBY-J. w. GLASS
THE RETURN FROM NAsEBY-J. W. GLASS.
OLD '76 AND YOUNG ar C. wooDvLLE.
THE INDIAN RENDEZvOUS-J F. KESsErr.
TABLE ROCK, WITH PART OF HORSESHOE
FALLS-H. MULLER
CHILDREN IN THE WOOD-J. T. PEELE.
LANDsCAPE-Meuntain Vists-A. DURASD.
THE IDEALs-Moral, Intellectual and Physical Types
OF Beauty-T. p. RossITER.
HOLIDAY IN THE Woods. =. KrSsErr.
WINTER sCENE-R. GIGYoUx.
Together with 100 Of the best works Of most dis
tinguished artists.
Also, large collection of Engraved Steel Plates Etch-
ngs ard Wood Cute well worthy the attention Of publish
ere The entire Catalogue will be sold without
The Exhibition tfree) will continue open until Tuesday,
14h, p NJ which tame the gallery will close TO pre-
pare the first days sale ct No. 4g7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
TO JOAB COUCH-You are hereby sum.

ITO JOAB COUCH-fou are hereby sum-
Hored az required 70 answer tie olpaa IN Inc Supreme
Csur, Jsres Earf IA na vla tie 9Th day q Novem
Clerk II the County Of Monroe and
~cry Henry p Norton, AZ the vi
BfocsD Casnty 81 Annro~ within days after
d IL exclusive o. the dsy "a the s~rviee
reof. azt dyoa al the ocngant the plaintiff VII
e udSer; fos lfO 81 together with interest tbsreoa
from dzy q Ns-rtef 1851 hees cost.Nov e. lisa
~ ls~o~Tu H. ?. NORTON Psinrf-s Aiorn>y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

NORTH CARoLYA-Several important Rail
read bills have been passed by the Legsaturo now IN
session. to empty the products OF the West upos the
Atlantic. go
In the Senate ast week. the Free Suffrage bill, about
which 70 much has been said failed by the eating voto
OF the Speaker, Mr. Edwsrls, leading LocoFoco
Judge Battle has been elected Judge OF the supreme
Court in the place OF Chief Justice kuifn, resigned
The selection h ssid 10 be an admirable oneJudge b.
beng one OF the purest and abest jursts In the
State
The Raleigh papers give the particulars a the ia.t
ballot for Senator Ger SauDaerr with good deal Of
Indignation and some bard hits at his party friends,
withdrew his nsme from the list Of nominees Hon.
Kenneth Rsyner NWhig) then put in nomination
The Rr9istey says
ifO votes were cast, 81 being necessary 10 chez.
Mr Rsyner received 70, the Wing vote, with the excep
ton Of Mr.. Mile, who voted for Mr.. Cingnan M
Dobbin received 73 tho Democratic vote, with the ex
ception Of Mr Watson, Of Johnston and M Cotton o.
Cisil am who voted for Mr.. Shepard; Mr.. BYRD, o.
Yepcey who voted for Mr.. Ciingman Mr.. Love, o.
HAYWOOD and Mr. Chistmas, 81 Warren, VINO vosed
for Mr. SAUNDERS; Mr. Saunders, who voted Tor M
Crsge and Mr. Dobbn. who (this being the Jra time
that gentleman has voted at oiJ voted for Gov ked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
C,IpRFME COURT.-In the matter of the

.tEesou u The Nsyor Adern-u sn4 Comnss y q y. Cay
- York r. atse 10 lie OPENING Of Uee ELgVESTH Az
eou loh fi;h he CITY o. Sew fork Pubic notice
here5y gwen the charges and Inducements incurred ~
go - the Dros entitled msrr vii be tared
Hon Bssr EBsHB. By Of ths other a-toes Of TINS
Cat lie supsae Court Cbsmbsrs ~ tie Csfk Of this Coar
AZ h. tie Cay Hae Ct - CITY q s~ fork " edDe.dzy,
a. o'c,ock torrpoou-O4fst New York. Dec
~ lsss. osDhs fp"AhD- .-s
JOHN BROWE
Hxsar Y DAFiEr. A-oruay
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Wm. w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer.
EROCKERY GLASS CHINA TOYS

~ VASES, &c.-WEDNESDAY, Dec. l5 at lo4 O'Clock,
No. 81 Johns choice stock from the shelves of white
Granite blue, edged dipped, C. c. and fancy Ware, and 30
crates landing of choice Ware in lots for retailers and
grocers, for cash.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
IA aMBOY RAILROAD for

4 psIII .nrIPHIA. fun Per No. North Rvsr fcot
u Es:errplsee Tive lines daily MO.ns Line !. 10 An
l. seamtosi JOSEPH BELhSSAAfr. P fTg s,sP'M
FsI res -, - cs,. s.r. 81 "a class ei q aessTnn1
;.s'e RI s1epha ro foot Of WHAT IN N ana
2PM FEiEIant Line ~ "esmh'A ~AA~'
No Ia ,PN FAYE ~ &C.
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wlL,IAN IRvINc, Ancti, nosr.

lL'IAN IRvINc, Anet:, nesT ,,u,
CECOND SALE Of VALUABLE JEW
~ HLRY. DIAMONDS, &c civilian IRVING
q, viii a T. atauet on en- WEDNESDAY, Dec amber II,
a. lC4 o'ecck at The sales%oom No. 10 Pnest, near
Eroaavsy Neushic Jewelry portion OF the sock Q,
a. aler ahEt declining business; all OF the hughes order
an warm ted ia cyeIy respect represent IN O. Aogne
diamond Cluster Rings and Far Rnes Single s.oas 90
- w;ib Dsmolds RubiCs. TuIQuoises, GsInets feus
&C silver Ware, Lsdies and Gsntlernen,s Gold Lever
nuplex. Lepine ard Hunting Watches roo aud est
ns Srsf Pins AID largo variety OF other flre Jew
erv hey can be examined with catalogue On lae'Ha'
18th.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
Ocean Cleaners, &c.

A USTRALIA-C Clipper Liue.-For PORT
~ PHILIP ard SIDNEY, drect-The new clipper
ship GLANCE, Capt T. c. Taylor, VII sal the 18th
inst hayn. superior accommodations for passengers APP
NV 10 VIM I. DUGAk. No. IS Eron:-s;
ELLIOTT. ARKELL L Co.. No. lij Pearl 81.
RUSSELL & NORTON, No. 81 Old-slIp.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate Of the County 81 YORK hereby 10 all pr
on having ann. aEnst John BRODlE late Of the City OF New
York decea.,t pc with vouchers thereof to The sub
srrher 81 The Office Of Freeman ~ CITY Hh place an he
CIV before the nst day o June next-Daied
New Yors the ssth day OF November, is6l.
mo Iaw6mTu* JOHN BkoDiEi Admmsnaior