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THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1852.

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suggestion of the Gazette, and vote the Wing
ticket, would be to stultify themselves before
the world. The Independent Democracy stand
upon firm ground in manly attitude of re-
sistance to the ignoble platforms adopted at
Baltimore; and by the blessing of God they
will continue to stand there mistaken by the
fimsy arguments which govern the Pittsburgh
Io-etts
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIoNs-The Wings
have nominated William b. Cassidy in the first
district of Ohio, J. Scott Harrison in the sec
ond. Hon. L. d. Campbell has been renOmi.
mated by reclamation. Hon Thomas NJ Howe
has been renominated in the twenty-secOnd
district of Pennsylvania. Hon. Ner Middle-
warth has been nominated in Union county
and John NJ BroOmhall in Chester county,
Pennsylvania Jesse o. Norton, in the third
district of Illinois.
Colonel James H. Lane has been nominated
by the Compromise Democrats of the third
district Of Indiana
The Native Americans of Philadelphia have
nominated Lewis G. Levin.
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MrCHTGAN.-The State Convention of the
Compromise Democrats assembled at Detroit
August II, and nominated for Governor, Rob.
ert Mcclellan; for Lieut.. Governor, Andrew
Parsons and for Treasurer, B. C. Whitemore
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New foRK-Upwards of two hundred cit;
zens of Oneida county have united in a call for
a mass meeting, to be held at Orskany, of all
who repudiate the platforms of the Compro.
mise Wings and Democrats, on the both inst
We hope they will have large attendance
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UNCLE Tom 5 CABIN DRAMATIzED-The Bos.
ton correspondent Of the Necburgport Herald
states that an experienced writer in Boston
is now engaged in dramatizing Uncle Toms
Cabin, with view to its representation on the
stare"
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Governor Inlay left st. Louis on the 9th
instant, for Iowa, to make arrangements to
emigrate to the Hungarian colony in Texas.
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lLLrNoIs.-A meeting Of the IndepeDdon.
Democracy was held at Chelsea. Toe n
county, Illinois, July 81; Elias Stanton -.
sided. Similar resolutions to those adv,
at Worcester, were passed Delegates woro
chosen to the Pittsburgh Convention. and .
meeting was appointed to be held at Warren
on the third Wednesday in August
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The INDEPENDENT Democrat is the little Of
new paper just started at EIyria Io,.;1
county Ohio. As its name implies, it spnor,a
the cause and nominees of the F,oa =
mocracy Ii is handsome, wellrr;n.sI
sheet and will doubtless do good service n ~, ~
cause
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
REPORT,
Constitution and Laws Of the Hampstead
County Industrial Association.
rRmRul aRuclp.

Arf. |. Tie objects Of the Association .hall be
as iallaNs
To oad,ance, By all legitimate and prapcrmeans,
ell the indu,tIisI InieIrsIs ui tie State ul Afkan.
sas. 10 fnHher the caH,e 81 Internal lmpmRe-
msHi, Manufacture. aHl Agriculture, H. ais.rm.
iuale ns,iul Information HHuHs the IaoRc, and
iheIehF excite spIHl ai improvement. aa' adj.
AaHer the prosperity ui The cgauib. Ia aruIIrrt
information DO nsaI.l 10 Ii, soo.asf and resuufrts
al ihe State
Ant H. lacluy ont tlezr purposes. the A 80.
riHii1u Hili lil iu establishing an lHluztual papgf
OF Iaufhal al Lite Rack. tHl IN maintaining it
when established wi AID ia procuring iHamagh
geological aTFfY nj iHn s.aIr and Ia collecting
and preserving sJaa.uIai= ui Iis uiiIaJaIs and en-.
haIFas U,slU u.auatiaa Is iaiisTosauftrs
An III lIH4ail meet n5suaIli lHHt month.
Hn Che hnt saiHH'.Hnl Gle uaHIH abd aiaHef
Adea called iasaiHar Hy Iia President.
~. len5IfdH zHmlI be q President two
AeH rriasui=. iif#aHuz s==niaIg. a CaHs,-
HnisIiuz S6sfct5Il .sla flsz arr Do sIHaiH be-
H.G6i5Ii al Go HnIHf#'f#s #Hl HiHIWaHls saal.
Al. ..fsal# i.# fasHaf H.ezlaz ialaaullg IN oafU
HH
An Y Ea.h m#Htzf zHaa tay AZ annual
eHHIIhHHlH =sf#l Hzat# as A=aaI# #..aH s..aIi
Hz. IN cans aa lae aissai iuT WHirIi, Is ar.
ziHzod
Ar=yt Time Representative, shaII lt auHn.
al'y elected ai if# sama uHsiIHs Al which the
aiaef oiIIgsz De- sIsI#s. aI.a stall lffffsal ldis
A.afiaiIna In. ard vii suzh other taHreHuI4.
Hsgzasmaf L. ,Iaf'#I Is other gm.iH A=z,5ia.
fHu#. sla.' Ha#Ii'HIe fHe eaHIfaI luIUiIal AssB-
eiaiIsn al t. Slais =AfaaEsass iHf uI..Hf, aul
IsIHses of s,uIA =H##. II % uaHd#illia iar Ell.
eTg.Hs ei aI iHf Ass#e.HlIrHs n tauH' U# the
sIraludIr-iz InHWaaHi.H Association Is .amnel,
AaT All Any HranaI sapI ulaFl lebafarier
N : iuda,lHaus hahI=. nal aha rsenl..s samr
sT#r'ah.y lfHH, iIlsI.|tss 60 ealing mas laauair
amHmh#f 81 tHIa kse# ailnl aBI. a.i9f iHf off.
eaIs are ,Ia#'sI. a5 ,#s4# sIiaii be- sdmiiigd d
member except By vote oi the Assueiatiuu, two.
u.I'3a oi ia- nlrri.e Fts=ui being ucsrssry to
admit e mruhsr
AtU 1lll Nuii.ur contained in t..r CoH,,iiu.
iinu ur Laws ui lh, Aa.l.iailln shali r. iu any q.
war ,Du,at, 90 iNcu fundamental. article.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
SECTION Y
IAIrs.

Srr. 0. Lath meuHHi salI pas. as rouirl1.
iIuu ir uI0 ilr necessary expenses, 40 The meet
ug when tr Constitution aUd thr Law. are
adapted anil afterwards. aunmIy. az the hr.i
meeting iu January tis Hm oi two dollars aud
Nly ccl;., iur W.ncI lDr Treasurer shall give bic
receipt.
SEQ. 2, so mnaa,s shall he iail ont ly The
tluurf uU iHr uTIcr o. i4a actin. President.
euuuirr i-uri h ibr Sccirily.
SDc. 90. TIE Treasurer shall make his report vi
receipts and cNraNdtlr, al the la.t regular meet.
is in cach year, aud At any other Time when
required liy vote oi ihg A-s1rili.nu.
Srr. :. Notices of called meetings shall he
gwen hy 'N'ri''rmUi iu some newspaper pub.
htIrd m iIH uwum ha-hm.'uu.
Which Consultation gul Laws wcrc. ou motion.
uiau.uuu .l STD p.l.
On motion ei o.. =. lismp.lcad. DE-. y. =. Jctt
was admitted a. q member et ,ll Association.
nn mutnn p. Judge Cm., Nm. H. Ei'rf. Y.
President ., r. lett J. D. smleiir. and B. T..
llemr-ir3l wrfr appointed r1mmiitcr 81 select
and submit Wr 'ie consideration OF the Aialcia-
I1u 'hr IIl,I IHHi 3Iu'.uG committee. as specified
10 ihr rlHHt.u'IHp MhruV1n Julec C5u.s, ,hc
Ii',.du.l "a, 'rr ASSOCIATION. was called iu the
Chair uEd iIr rifuTuii.re wlir,l. and licf being
aierH s'uu ilfuc returned, and Though their
tlmrWuh d. j. y. Joil Submitted lur the rou-
sdymiiun of ihr Association the following sllnl-
ing committee, who were duly elected:
IgrlnhmW taHmmo,-fdWgul Cu.s, r. II.
Finn, HUGH A. Ble,in. H. !. Smith Joel W
Hannah
ifaHA igaasa,7if aai Rao,s.--B. p. 1cit
D. T. llrUI. Had. C.B. Mitchell, John D. Trim.
ulc, x. J.. NId,luis
MmafDaUc.-Chadcs White Iho's !. Lawa
Wm X CmN'on.
NHH,o-B. T. llcmP,lcad. T. II. W. Mallux.
II r. johnson
G,jay.-,s L. Slack, p, n. Booker, J. NJ.
purlom
R.r.sga a,d p,i3u'm-C. b. Mitchell. S. l..
Slack, Z. T.. Wl.ui. w. a. Eurt, N.p.
taroy y1H8H..--ld-. 4. T.. pufdlm, 5. +. San.
der. Y. y. williams l.. j. Smith, " =.
Hags AMI Num--lohn D. THmhle. John B.
Sandclur W n Eiicr and ihc President. q.
On motion Of Dr. Jclt, the iih day yol lulAncXt
was recommended rs an appropriate time Ia or.
gauifc Che Central Association Of the State 'ul
Afknnea.. ni Little Rock
On motion %, $. L. Slack. 600 copies Of the
Constitution and Laws were ordered 10 BE- printed
under ihr direction of the Secretary that ho
make lis report IN relation thereto at The next
meeting OF thi. Association
On motion OF Dr. lrit. Il was
Rooir5i That the Editor Of the Washington
Telegraph be directed TO publish the Constitution
and Lave OF this Assocajiou
On mniinn ot Dr. Il. f. Williams, the Associi.
tion a1IorrtI ru'iI iis next regular meeting
z. CROSS, President
b. f. HsarsrrAn, Sa'gprO trm
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Hempsiead County Industrial
Association.

A number of citizens of Hampstead county,
haylhg agreed To form an association 10 be- called
the sllMpsTAn couNu lNpusrRRL AssootA.
noNa met at the Court House in Washington. on
Monday the 18th inst, for the purpose Of elIecting
an organization. The meeting was called to Or
der by appointing W, H. Etter Chairman and $.
Martin Secretary.
On motion of Dr. Mitchell, acommitee of three
was appouted to select and submit lor the con.
slieaion aud choice olihe Association, the names
OF suitable persons tot permanent officers which
committee submitted the nantes OF the following
gentlemen;
For President Hon Edward Cm&; l.. ].
Smith aud ", II, Etter, Vice Presidents $. l..
Sanders, Cor Secretary Jnhn D. lrimble Sec'Y
J, ". Hannah, Treasurer who we've Hnaui-
mausly elecied,
The following members were elected Repre-
sentative delegates To the sCeulml Industrial
Association al the State Of Arkansas n f.
Hampstead c, d. Mitchell, and + II, ", Aladdux
On motion Of pr Mitchell, the Chairman up.
painted the following committee 10 prepare aud
present 10 the ncxt meeting Constitution and
Laws for the government Of the As.oaiatiau-yik.
I. Cnss lao d. rfimble, c. D. Alilrbal, and J.
A. l., fufllm.
On mulion the Association alournel until Sat
ufiay 10Th. Al . o'clock =. VI.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NTOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That I, as
" administrator dehonis non, with the will an.
nexed, Of john W Lemay, decd, in pursuance Of a
decree Of the April term OF the Circuit eour, Of
Lafayette county 1852, in ehancetY sitting, will
sell Ut public aurton to the highest bidder, al the
eouft house door in said county on tho 9th dav of
June next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 4
2. NJ Of SAID day, tea or Twelve likely NlaWaEs.
belonging 10 said estate.
Itrgs Of SRa-A ercdit TIL the Gfat day of
January next, taking bonds with two approved
securities, bearing irn per cent interest lgom date
till paid RofIN SrRlCkLlN, Admit
by W, s MeCARn, his ATTY.
May N, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
STEW ARDS HALL.

flNllE subscriber wuull respectfully inform the
1 public and particularly the friends aud pat.
rans ol the Washington Male Seminary. that by
appointment ot the naatl Of Inisiecs he has
recently hoeame Steward nl this Institution aud
snow ldlly prepared Ia taaeeommelate an Slulcnis
that sill Fall uIan him with Baafliue. Lodging.
H. aHl every necessary attention will he given
Ia render them comfortable and preserve ihair
health and morals. The buildings are large. tie
lanus aify and pleasantly situated at can,enisnt
distance ifnm the Seminary.
The Terms will he-nr Boarding. Lodging,
Washing. Fuel aud Lights, Eight nolaiz per
man'h,
Tothusc whamay require Indulgence, he would
Gus, 'end ou YouI sans, aul raY cat nl your next
Cap,
\. B=A irw iam'lifs or single gentlemen can
he lgmished with Boarding and Lodging on ae.
cammodatns terms
II. ". SMITH.
Washington, sept %, 1851. gsn
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

4 Steamer ScrR Hpadfc4 Feet LoAg.
According to the Lqvlon Times, move.
mcnt is now on foot to build iron steamers
scYcn hgulrrd end' twenty Meet in length,
with ninoly>hct bcsm,~ and thirly.six ttet
in depth, with four cugiues of 1000 horse
power aud screw. whilst there will be
eight mas;s, with huge latteeu sails The
vessels are to be- built Of iron, and to be
shot and frc-proof, while their novel struc-
tre and superior strength aud immense
length, It is supposed, will roudcr them
safer than vessels of smaller construction
It is calculated that each shall carry 1000
passengers with theatre for amu0m1nts :;
and in ease Of war battery oCIhr1c hum
drcd guns could be opened. M projected
schcmc, il is said, is for the purpose Of
bringing the English colonies within a
months reach of London,
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
A. l.. sTrusoS, Public Agent,

Main Office No, 10 wall ST.. New York,
WILL give prompt and failbflIl attention in
w PURCHASING and FORWARDING u
afga OF small quantities, aflieus uI NlHueH 81 ~,
StHaicAb and hfNfAl lNsfuHsHsIs N#aazI
faols AaunrHruRsl laflgausu. flab @#I-
oss, sEEns, Ae,, Ne, 10 any par c. the lmI#I
States.
lie viii also attend Ia Application. HH r#l.aIH
FInaHeial Negotiations, Marine lu#uIaa. H# r
OF lfaluee and Mechanical ln'uii# Pc
chase of Liverpool, European au# ga.HfH#a
sieamet Tickets the Importation u. Is#I e.
other articles the Recovery OF Personal Ei.##.Ht
Decreased Strangers in the Northern s.aie t''d#-
Debts Subscribe lof American and Fafe.sH ~
zines, &e., Insert Advertisements, Institute Ia
quiries after Missing Persons and Properly al,
in ine, execute every practicable. praIef aud -
manrntife commission in any ol The ahose.uamgl
place, aul in Gpal britain
Auimss lppst paill A. l.. SuEsaS, No L
Wal Street, New York.
a. Only such lellen Is shall have been pre-
paid will be taken ltun the Posi- Office, and escry
1Hgiaai apyiialiaH 10 Haf irA diiaifi5a snsi ~.
tlasf 1af dRiaf
OFFICES OF THIS AGENCY
n Wan street, New York Baltimore street,
BalliHnrp Mi llf fhesnui siroi Philadelphia,
iln Mann siwoi, llaninri, G.; Pennsylvania
Aseuae, Washington, D. C.. and 81 Washington
s,rsri, Bostnu.
REfERENCEi
In New York. Msssfs Davis Braks \ Co,
aud Adams y Co, in rbIalelphia. Messfs SAN
nnl & Shoemaker IN Rosinn. Franklin Haven,
EsI., President Merchants Hank. and e " Garti
wright Isl President Manufacturer Insurance
Company la New Orleans McssIs David Fen
y Co., and Adams n Co.. Express. IN likeYooI
Mess EdWanls Sanford q "a.
May o Is1a. tsstf
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
FRESH ARRIVAL.

WE have iui racehcl direct nom New Or.
w Jeans. lbe Hlluwlns articles.
Boot. Shoes. Hat. l.n.cy, FIanncls, Bleachcd
Dn,ls, spun Cotton. o,nnburss, Domcsiics sc.
Alno
lrnn German, English Blister American. and
Cast Steel PLOUGH Mou'is Powder, Shot Pocket
hm,os Combs llaud Saw Files, Blacksmith
Tool, Cast S'cri Hoe, Trace Chains P,rcu.s.on
CaIs Sc, &c.
Also,
lmuly Whikcy, Tolqceo, Camden Seed. su.
yar Coffee. 1ia.aecl. t,c.. Ac.
Ai cot which. ln ndlfiion 10 our previous stock
makes fair assortment OF gouls, 10 which We
invite Che attention OF our Customer, aul friends
generally
D, n v BLOCK.
t'h -'' l'it, hlw
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
GROCERIES.

INlll: undersigned IS ilHi fsssifius and orca.ns
4 a seneml assortment oi gIaeefir.. which be
VII sell eaean iar aa. Ia wit sugar rnilpe.
Hoaf, malazscs ligunn OF every AurictY. talaeno.
aears sha1 tlaHeleil chccse. candy. almonds.
pg' lce', candles, nut pickles, backing. letter.
laher' ink cad variety OF other articles loo
Tedious ,u mention.
l-Amlapp.yof Camden e.,.is ius, received
Any pcnou nccliHg any Of the above article,
woall do well 10 call a tie store formerly oc.
copied by l., H. Morgan.
-, SAMUEL PARKER.
Warrington. March, n. 1854. ll.lm
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
GIN MANUFACToRY.

fT'flE undersigned having as,deiaiad them.ebo
L iof the pufTase Of Manufacturing C0IT0h
GINS, IN the taNHoi Washington respectfully H.
lann planters thai they nn prepared with lh=
best quality oi materia. uai machinery lot NAM
IleiaHas superior Gius, which they nm, guaia
lee. Planters aud Others wishing To paRla.
Noul IN we'd 10 f,ll and oEamiBc the gu5lli7 rI
cur Gins heiors purchasing cl#eWbeue.
fauielilar attention WI le paid 10 HapaiuH-
and iaagoidnnY Misunderstanding anii pHait5l aa.
sel,es We vii require q slc5ial Contract, and
payment OF aIl rhsIsa, on tie delivery al d.
work. j. T. CROSBY.
4. J..LAWs
Washington April Il, lsia ia-a
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
RUNAWAY JtIr.

WAS taken up aud iotlr,sl IN ihe jail Of Hem
W stead eaaHiY. on The lsi iazi.. uesfn man,
ahnui i5 yeau at age aaTk Jaiof. siau, Hiall Wiil
wrIzh alaui lsl pounds and has a sear On his
uslI hanl raa.ed by bum. The nagro calls
himself WILLIAM, al sayz he belongs 10
las. II Hughes, al h,ssier parish, Il. The
oAuaf Is requested ia come i1fsnnl, pioyu pn.
I#iig laY eAafzts and take hIn away, OF he Will
ia dealt with Is tie laR dIfusis
u. i BOON. Jailor
AnHl 20, lsia if-H llempslcal county
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ pursuance Of an onief OF The Hon the pla.
L iaio Court 81 Hampstead eauniy. The under.
sisred AZ Administrator ui The EHjaia OF William
II Bowers dee, will offer ior sale II the Couit
ilorr door Of the county Of llrmg itad, an Sion.
day The 10th day OF May next, lis5gl hclwccn
the hour inr luilcial sales on credit af twelve
months. The io.l1Wlng described real Estate. %
Wit The West hall Of sec. O. The Wcsi haii oi
see 30 the West hall OF SEC. "a. the North haii
nj North Fast a. of sec. 10. ail in Tuwnihip
Nine South Of Range Twenty West. AMI
he South Wcs, u. oi sec. two in 1eWnship tea
soHih, Of Range ~ West, IN oulcr 10 pay lhs
drbh uf said Estate.
WAL n. ErTER, Administrator.
Washington, April 5th, is52
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
NOTII,.

The public are hrrehy cautioned against tn'
ding orar taking an assignment ol certain note
Given by mYstli aal YIN. T. Clauueh, and made
payable 10 james Smith 81, Tor two hundred doll
Ian, dated sometime IN january is5l aud due the
18th Of December ISL, as the same has been
fully paid aud Is uHjusily withheld lfom me.
JAMES {. MONROE
Washington, MAY 10, ls5a. II.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

GEN. Cass ANp Cow. SfocKna.-Ihc Macon
lGal Tdsgfaph. Democratic pller of much In
luenrc. has commenced a Gallery Of Living
Fnglc. No. ] opens with rortat of Gen
Cas-, and Commodore Sturaros, and. as our
readers may wish 10 see how a Democratic artist
teyidcnly OF the Young America y party treats
his subjects, we give thr following as @ specimen
Of his ability;
Gen. Cas- is. par cr,ilHo the Oh Fnsy of
the American senate AHer him, but imm'asu.
rably behind him, comes Commodore Stockton,
having, though in inferior development many Of
those qualities which have gained ior the Michl-
gan Senator the title OF lls most unappuachahle
Fogncssl Like Gen Cas-. Com Stockton Is I'M
impcachably respectable, aud youembly stupid
garrulous beyond precedent, and gouty without
doubt Indebted Tor his position solely 10 his
wealth, pampercd by long course of lllilcry aud
good dinners, great man in small noghbolhood,
he has all the elements OF prnsincss, dignity and
duness 80 mixed in him that nature may stand
up and say TO all the world, this is a'-Fogy.'
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Ut ION.

NOTICE j. hereby given that will prnsccut,
~ to ihc extent OF the law all intniier ON rnl
land. Those that have been in the habit of cui
ting my timber must aud shall quit IL. Danic
L. Williams Is my authorized agent, aud will re
port all iuirudcn
CHARLES B. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb 4, 1850. Is
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

Drtru or WM DAwDsoN. Davidson,
who was convicted some time since in the
United Satcs District Court for obtaining
money fraudulently by abtracting letters
from the Post Office, died in the Penitonti.
airy, at Baton Rouge, few days ago,
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
TlNWARE MANUFAcToRY,
IlNNINGI ARk.

fENHE undersigned have commenced the manu-
Il iaciurr Of 1lnwnfe ui Bnek Ola stand on
Main sireei, where they have and will continue
10 keep on hanl, general assortment Of Jln.
war. made Of the bost mairnal, MrFcfan i
other who haze BEEN in the habit oi pune ..
their ware ai New Orleans will ind o taII
advantage 20 give d. a call, and esun- nHl
stock and pnop before purchasing c..,v .i. us
we are determined 10 soll on rra,nna 'a IsHHs
House gulicnns and all other Lindso. HNa0a
will be- executed with neainc. ard d.sHl'.l
We WouId respectfully ,allcit ihr attention
OF the public 10 our stock and price,.
WATT a SrARNEf
Sept, 10, 1851. aGum
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

II lis stated that the President has order
ed the Utah Judges to return to that terri
tory, and exercise the powers given them
by law
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Cotton Gins and Corn Wills,
To Grind by Horse Power,
Manufactured BY IL, A. L. MoCurdy,
At Pleasant Hill, Dc Soto Parish, Louisiana.

manufactured by II, A. l.. MoCurdy,
AT Pleasant Hill, Dc Soto Parish, Louisiana.
TNllE undersigned has completed his arrange.
L meuis for ihr Manufacture Of the above
named articles, and will furnish Cotton Gins
irom nry Ia sixty aws O., the shortest possible
notice.
A..o Com Mills of the be,' plan now ia ,,c.
The hl'h reputation Of these Mills where they
have been u'cd, renders Il unnecessary lor me 10
ny anything m their favor; they have only 10 b.
s'tn 70 BE- purchased All work sent lrom this
establishment viii be- mAde arcoriing 10 the latest
Improvements anl Of ihc best materials with
special rr'arl 20 appearance durability and rrn-
eml performance, ald luIiy warranted 10 the pur.
chaser.
AlI contracts made by j. w. Scoggins will BE-
punriuaiIy attended to.
II. a. l.. McCURDY.
Oct &, 1851 l0Iv
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
PUBLlo AGENCY

Washington city. baltimore. phliadeiphla,
Hartford, New Haven, Boston, and the
East.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
sAguRnaYBlay l5ilals9

SATURDAY, MAY 18th. lSa9,
Assnrlalion met pursuant Ia ldpummeni-W.
II. Ellerl \ President IN the ehiIr
On mptioH .. T. Hampstead was appointed
SECRETARY pru tenn.
Judge Edward Cros,, chairman Of the commit.
lee appointed Ia dIail "A constitution anal law,
submitted t1 the aslariHIiun the following