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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04
SPORTING.


A REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY,
"A June at o'clock from foot of Whitehall street,
East river around Bedows Island and back to place Of
Thomas for seventeen feet boats Free for all scus
barring Messrs Dccer Lee, and PRICE All who wish
10 enter in the will call a 65 whitehall street.
before Saturday, juno
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WAsHINcToN PARK . CONFIRMATION SALE

WAsHINGToN PARK K..CoNTINUATIoN SALE
w Under the direction Of Lott. Murphy Vanderbilt
James Cole, AuetioneerPositive auction sale Of one
hundred lots MYRTLE. DeKab. Cumberland, Carlton,
Oxford, Portland pden Park aud Flushing in
Brooklyn comprising nearly the entire fronts three
o'clock at at the Merchants Exchange in the city OF
New York Every lot offered will he positively sold to the
highest bidder. Streets graded and paved and the lots
adapted 20 building purposes forthwith This sse embraces
of the most valuable lots In the city Of Brooklyn many
of them being Myrtle DeKab, and Cumberland Avenues
opposite asngten Park and others lying north Of Myrtle
and Hampdon The ferry from the foot Of Montaue
street to the foot of Wall street. Now York, will he
direct line from this property along Myrtle avenue and
Montague street. Washington Park contains about thirty
and commanding unrvaled prospect Of the cities
of Brooklyn aud New York. and of the harbor the
centre of the property The grading and planting Of the
Park in rapid and the lsAs will be sold
free from the assessments laid therefor ~ streets
AIDED and with the Of
street which has recently been graded by private couact
geod title, and free from all encumbrances Clauses
nganst nusances inserted the deed Terms sale Maps
Books ard further information DO obtained appica
zion TO james Cole, 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn 9Wa
street, New York, or TO tho Subscribers
LOTT, MURPHY VANDERBILT,
No. 3 Front street, Brooklyn.
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SHIPPING.

THE NEW CLIPPER SUP WARNER HAS BEEN
sold for $4,000 and will have immo Hate
"ailey Hisckens line for California,
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PARTMsNTS TO LET. FURNISHED Or UNfUR-
nshsd. with board in private family suitable Tor
gentleman and his vito. or snge geHtsDen. Apply et
Hemilton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

JACOB BOGART, AUCTToNEER, STORE Is SPRUCE
.treetLThs day at lc o'clock, at the auction room,
Furniture Also the stock Of retail dry goods Sale
peremptory. W. l.. MAULE, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

TOHN 1. yANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER.--AD-
journed saeln consequence Of the large quantity of
furniture sold at Mr. H. Herkners, l70 Fulton street:
postponed till Tuesday sth June enable purchasers
to examine the balance Of Mr. Herkners stock and
u cir selections This opportunity for about
commencing housekeeping as Mr.. Herkners we'll known
celebrity manufacturer Of durable Rose Mahogany
and Black Walnut Furniture, will be sufficient guaranty
for purchasers Catalogues ready Monday morning.
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day. at tive o'clock at S7 Canal street. the Furni.
ture Wearing Apparel Gold Watch, Jewelry &C.. belong
ing TO the estate of the late John Henry Little Esq
ceased consisting Of Bookcase Books Wardrobes Bureaus
Sofas Dining and Tea Tables Mahogany and Rocking Chairs
French Bcds teads high ditto Feather Beds
tresses Carpets. Oil Cloth stoves, Kitchen Dining
Room Furniture. Watches. Clothing Also fine collection
Of Rocks Paintings &c. BY order Of Elizabeth Little ad
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lQ0 BUILDING LOTS IN TUE NINTH WARD
AoV Brooklyn to be sold, the association principle
Pay semi monthly. All who wish to purchase Lot
requested t leave their and address with Mr.
q 6arducr. under the American Hotel, o Wm Parker
la2 Canal street,
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DOARDING.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, AND A
- few single tIemen be accommodated with eli
gble board in the house No. 36 Blocker
street men
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John L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-FRIDAY
june at lo o'clock: at 37s Broadway Sale BY order
Of Assgneeall the Bar Fixtures Mirrors Tables
tained IN the same conprsns the stock Of
Restaurant French Plate Mirrors in rich frames
about forty small elt frame Mirrors Marble Top Tables
Bronze Fedestas Marble Floor Clocks China Glass Ware
Knives and Forks; Silver Plated C.stor. and Walters.
Crookery Lader Oyster Counter Croton Water
Marble Top Coffee Counter. Black Walnut Tables Cooking
Utensis Range &c. Catalogues the morning Of SALE
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DOARDING.-RO0MS SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES OR
ID single we'll ventilated elegantly furnished
with baths closets &c. floor bc had with
without board at No Leroy place, Blocker street.
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A UCTION NNOTICE-THOMAs BELL. AUCTIONEER-
IA By W. L. Van Zandt-This day at 0ls o'clock in the
Cood pna
Cloths Cassimeres yestnss three splendid Watehe forty
boxes extra ne Caret twenty Bay Rum Hardware
Cutlery pledged good &c.. Saturday. extensive valuable
household Eurnitnre, from families removing, ga
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y At r n at the sales room 9l Washington street.
Brookyn-Househod Furniture Bureaus Sofa, Mahogany
ard common Bcdsteads Washtands, Feather Bods Mat
tresses Chairs Tables Crockery Carpets Cook Stoves
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SALES BY AUCTION.


UCTiON NOTICE &C. CASSIDY. AUCTIONEER.
"A Ry n pushmTkis day at l01s o'clock. in the Sales
rooms ~ North William street. extra sale Of Dry Goods:
Fancy and Pledged Articles Cutlery Gc also, Gold and
Silver atohcs Chains Rings Pins. &c. Also, small in
voice of choice SeRnrs. books &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

T0HN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER, No. 90 PEARL
u strect.-By John Fishbat Saturday, June 3, at ~
o'clock lot OF Paints 500 lbs verdisrs; 1000 Paris
Green 500 600 do White Lead.
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John TIsUBLATT. AUCTIONEER, No. 90 PEARL
ss.est;Iby John Fishblatt SATURDAY June At l2
so fne old Sherry ls4 80 baskets Hdk 20 do
La Flac; ~ do. Triomphe A lot of Fruit. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

TOHN FIsHBLATT. ATCTIONEER.-BY JOHN FISH
blatt. Saturday. Juno at II o'clock lot of choice
segars5O 900 La Nicoanee 10000 Union; 5000 Lon
dues $4,000 La Pan; 10000 ReRalia, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

D. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER.-J. D. HOLBR ROOK
Co.. will sell. this day, At the auction rooms
Maiden lane At 10 o'clock HarawEeEA ssnes.l
lery Scissors Raxors Smuggling Lath Board Hachet
Iron Rakes &C. Also, Hunters Boys half and Splitting
Axes, Safes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

vI>O BUTCHEkS.-FOR SALE. NEAR UNION SQUARE,
Meat shop. connected with fish, poultry, and vege-
tables arte store, with six lease to
This s chance seldom offered. this is Of the best
winter shops in this city For further particulars apply At
1852 Fourth sveuus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-THE STEAMBOAT WALLA-
BOUT for sale exchange She 10 100 tons burthen.
and in running order Price 5000 Can be seea foot Of
Gonvrneur street. jackson ferry For further nor.
nation. inquire Of the ship smith shop 33
south street Any having claims agant the above
boat requested them within fourteen days
from this date. June 3 1852 STEPHEN ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

EOUR FARMS TOR SALE IN WESTCHESTER COUN
ty towns of Searsdale and MamaroDeek, including th
homestead farm Of Morre decd One half OF tho pur
chase remain. secured by mortgages the
mises. Apply to John Morrell, at Mamsroneck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

DOARD.-A LADY WHO HAS SCHOOL IN THE UP
part Of the city would like TO take few chill
board in her family where they could receive
best instructions in English French Musi,, &c tho
best professors and where attention will be paid
them The situation is very desirable and the house has all
the modern Improvements Inquire at 66 West Twenty
seventh street, fow doors wet Of Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

DOARD.-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
- beard and pleasant furnished room. Apply at 3S Hu-
bprt stre.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

ROARD NEAR FLUSHING L. I-GENTEEL BOARD
- offered to private families. Flushing
for the For terms and particulars address A. d.
box 1858 Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

A UCTION NoTICE.-sHETLAND PONY &C.-JOHs
"A Van Antworp will sell this day. at IL o'clock atlth
Poncy old warranted sonnd. Also four whoc
Wagon Harness. &c., complete. Sale positive, the
having for them.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At this point The Convention adjourned to four ococ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

MOUNT yERNON-A CHANCE FOR SPECULATORS
1Vl For sale, thirty adjoining the village Of Mount
Vernon, Westchester county n in which 900 houses
20 be built within three DO already built The
New Haven and Harlem railroad near Price Sls
acre. Also quarter of in Mount Vernon Village
Terms easy Apply at Roosevelt street n. "
u seventh street and Boston road NJ 1rrisania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

UCTION NOTICE CARRIAGES. HORSE. HAR.
"A ness. Saddles. &cOn Saturday juno s. at IL o'clock
old l6 hands high sound aud kind two Rockaw.ys
light buggy Wagon French Phaton single aud double
ness, Saddles, Bridles SC. w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

A UcTION NOTICE-GROCERIEs.-TH DAY, JUNE
n at l0 o'clock at 81 Dey street Of Greenwich
street ChamPegno, Brandy Gin Wines, segars Tobacco
Prunes, Rice, Tea, Coffee, Sugar Spices, Candles, Soap
Sweet Oil. Brazil Nuts Walnuts, Almonds, Lemon Juice
&c. w. A. CARTER, Aueti0neer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

TOHN W. soMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER STORE IL
Spruce street-Etna Iron Works. Foundry. Steam In
at Nos. iO2 lo and l0s Goerek street New York-OLs
Eve horse Engine and Boiler five Lathes Drill
sEs Vices Hsmmers chis.ls. Boring Bars Rea%srs.
Sledges Swcdes Blocks Screw Wrenohss, Crane CupaIo
Ovens Car and Truck Iron Flasks Ladies' Clamps Blower
Tubef Platform and other Scales Blow ppes. Hammers
shsyels. Step Ladders. wheelbarrows &C. Also Patterns
Of Drilling Machine. ten fifteen, and twenty horse power
Engines Sugar Crushers. Pulley Wheels. &c.. Foundry
Sands, and SundIies. WIN. I. BOYD, Salesman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

LlARM FOR SALL-ABOUT ONE HALF MILE FROM
Craneyis Dept and three and half miles from Eli
good cultivation. with choice fruit of all kinds
Of young wood 1t will be sold to suit the purchaser
with from 25 70 acres One half Of the moaey
the New Jersey Central Railroad The pass six tmes
daily within ten minutes walk Of Crsneve Depot and in
fourshing village with good schools and church Inquire
che premises OF Jonathan Meekcr of William Day, at
his Office, Eizabethtown, N. J or of DAVID MAGEE S6
Ceda New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

DOARDINC.-SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH
ID board desiraby situated and suitable for small
family spend the in the city Apply at
80 Clinton place. Of Eighth and Greene streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

ITO SOAP MAKERS AND TALLoW MELTeRS.-FOR
l. sale, on large Melting Pan perfectly new, by
RlDERE CO., corner West and Vestry streets.
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EoR sALE-THE WE'LL KNOWN SETTER DOC
Jack owned formerly BY Mr.. B. Brush This dog /,
we'll broke all gams points, backs drops at Shots and
etcbes Price $40 Can be this day from ten in the
morning till eight in the evening, at 37 Stanton street
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BOARDING IN COLLEGE PLACE.-A NUMBER or
- gentlemen end gentlemeD, and their wives he
commodatoi with permanent or transient board With wei
furnished at No College place. Of Robinson
street In front of the beautiful COLLEGE park Gentemsn
that furnish their lodgings will he
with board n moderate terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

VIRGINfA LAND FOR sALE.-26Oo ACRES OF
land situated in Logsn county, Yir ynis. This pro-
ry will be sold favorable terms will bs
changed for other property real personal Apply to
Lewis Hurst, No. IA Vail street,
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VAIUaPLE FARM FOR SALE.-T0R SALE, AN EX-
ceent Farm In New Jersey, consisting Of hundred
and thirty four ninety OF which crvatou
IL within hours OF New York. mile aud quarter
from the Keyport and Freehold Plank Road and mile
anu hall from the fourshng village OF Mtddletown Point
There IL commodous dwelling house aud tho out buildings
are extensive ana Of the best description lumber
OF fruit trees have been planted during the last
years The soil clay loan and yields heavy crops Of
as rnd wheat Every prt of the property we'll watered
snd, for raising stock
tar further particulars inquire Of LEONARD APPi EBEE
EsI. 96 Ws street, where Of the farm be
H. desirable property to the capitalist we'll farmer
az the rent will pay handsome percentage upon the
chase
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-EvERP
II day except Saturdays. Fare rs c-nts each way
Tbe eos steamer BUFFALO, Capt Uanoox will leave Han.
GSns sssaris. iss'ps ~ h7 o'clock spTins Grand r. w
Y. n. hefreshments. ashins tsokle 30. provtdet
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EOR SALE. OR TO LET-A LARGE HOTEL AT SAR a.
toga Springs. containing thrtyone rooms and imme
date possession given Price 81 800 $20O Of which
office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

EHOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE HOTEL, SITUATED
In Grand street, Of the best ooalities In said
street together with the lease of ve
The for parting the above tho
entering the wholesale Inquir
Of JAS. PARKER. Esd No. Nassau street, third Aosr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
F.oa ;i1r Grc"r Mountain Freeman.
PIERCE AND TIE SLAVE POWER.

The Washington correspondent of the y.
Y Tines. whose opinion We have found en-
titled to respect. thus di>rio-c> the gigantic
<,.hrmc> Of tn, slave Power. l. lc carried
ont Ill :a~c Of the lection OF Pierce. who Is
a,ic-cd to j,' secretly pledged to their >a,'-
port
These designs contemplate tl..' acquisition
Of Porto REQ, >t. Domircn. Cria. and y
province OF Central Amcrira. stretching from
- to >ca. The whole Il these territories
mus, necessarily hc >iaychoidinc. and il l. an
essential p1~; OF the dc>i-n 10 establish on
II" shores # Tie Pacific. slavcholdina COM
nl,:ntv 10 hcrn in and cut III the Intervening
rc@ion OF McNico from counter influences.
and 10 have hearing upon the decision Of
the slavery question III California.
In case of 4 Democratic. trium1h il l.
thoroughly understood tia. the entire in
ilucncc OF the administration would bc gwen
t" tie division OF the State. and the alnii>-
sion Of the Southern half 10 restore the cIui-
librinm. which the South l. said to have
lost hv the admission Of the whole a. a Free
State.
There i no more ,ioui,t OF the realization
%; all these plans. If the Democrats succeed
than there was IN 1914 that Mr. TYLER and
his particular friends had been devoting all
their talents and energies to the accomplisl-
mcnt Of the annexation OF Texas at the very
time. in Nav. 1919, when John Quincy Ad-
ans. and eleven other Northern members of
Congress. issued circular warning their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
THE SPIRIT OF Locognr,-,,,

t.,
" " urn '''r. So.
60 reminds r- rs.....
s-,,, '' ana La -e-
'"' w. W" MAY .
" a>'''E'on W,
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'''"' Win ''r"at Br,.l-
Jul - '''. + has A..
',''' Wv i''F2"'l' OF orr ra-,.-
'''' ''o nave p"r.rd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
THE G. A l. b ID u n "A N

lation TO prevent liquor selling. anu rei'oI.
by bill or otherwise; amended on notion OF
Mr. Seymour. so as to be referred 10 select
committee of three Senators. and adopted.
The Chair laid before the Senate comnlu-
nication from the Governor. annouacin" 'iat
he had appointed Piny II. White 80, OF
Brattleboro'. Secretary OF Civil and Military
Affairs.
HoUsF-Biils introduced and referred: -
Br MIR Rich for tax of - cents on the list
If Essex county. to committee on Ways and
Means. BY Mr. Hale. in addition TO chap, 20
c. :. relating to the filling OF vacancies IN
! school districts. to the committee on eauca-
ton Bv Mr. MAYO. in relation TO the coiIcc-
ton Of taxes and in amendment OF see , OF the
act of 1851 on that subject, To committee oil
WAYS and Means By Mr. Needham, IN al
tcration Of the act of 1851 relating to jail
wards, to Judiciary committee. BY Mr. Cu:h-
man tiNing the bu~hel of potatoes at Go lbs:
weight, and requiring them TO he wei"hed
before sale il desired by either seller or PUr-
chaser. to General committee.
Petitions rctcrrcd.-Of21? persons OF Shell
don (not ,oters) and Of Benz. II. Leach and
others (voter>) for the Maine Liquor Law. TO
Wr',r ,' ni;, J.. mas ,.,s;n., tba Vsrmon,
Iu>,n. A,yiuo read nm motion Of Mr. Need
ham and referred to \ select committee of
e., Qf CL,,l., NJ Snabrrv and 93s other,
nravino that tb. sentence of death 1,aS,.d up-
nr S,r,u..l ,.b. or Orleans Corntv. may h.,
,o,.r,,t..,.. rt.,l ~. -, ,.iou ot Mr. e. ram
I.,. r. -. ,,,c,,I..rs or ,lrI,,n. Conn.v
. pn.,L,,;o, ~. Mr. Na,,c +or -. ;oin, r.
,-,lI,. a.,n. 49,, r,a-j... f,~ ,bo o
g.. H.. .,,,,c,..'' .,,,i ,.e,,,,,,
D.. NJ. 49,.
"1t,,u
''>'''"'! d d H. Oh "'.'''t ''A.''' ''s'i
,i'' =, .'i' '''''',i'''t 10 '""'"s 'o''>
l"E county "I''r>' adopted
~ FNm"N' .,tNA = i''SolCt'o"
''". 'he iloH>"' I"I ''"ii4' H>>S'''"'. ''i
iNiN!aH he\ra' - c!o.h d: A. 10 ci'.'
three supreme ana tour 'Irtn!t JUICES. y
dolt"d- Ai>"tor JOINT Assembly on lueS-
= day n"N', at u O'clock d m. to near the re-
r":; o: the committee APPOINTED 10 canvass
: ,A'. votes for County Officers adopted
Petitions pr">"n'ed. Ry MIR bates. 0:
Hubbard lia-'ng> and - others OF lraSturgii
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vice. 4 two-ounce vial. which had been
filed with landanum day or two previous,
and from which she had taken one dose be-
fore. was found empty in her room. She must
have taken at least an ounce and half
She died at II O'Clock. Her age was 2l.-
PeCisf,r
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One Week from Next Tuesday.

|, the day Of voting for President We were
abont 10 ssv a word to the friends Of that not
Altogether unknown individual, WINFIELD
ScoTI. Of the importance Of giving immedl-
ate attention 10 the matter and Of being pre-
pared TO give him glorious vote in our little
State: hut our ewes fall upon the following
article in the columns Of Walton's DAILY
Journal. which * 50 much to the point that
we transfer it 10 our paper. and commend i;
TO the serious attention 0. our readers:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
EII,AN. o.. u.

FRIDAY, R'' Is.
>r&AlI -! nAoiiun ct Mr. G,oihuc. the
y, li;.t.. rr,, -ct,,, 10 ,!ir election Of IL, 70!
iostc >;nd!", Ccr1p;,ers, viz:
I;",nr. 'trccn, Stevens, Whcci.I
.j.ii "a, >ermonr Hale. J,,-tuan.
Claims No'rL:ot U.ea,p" Eaiic. ii X
mt..c,
fi'".,,;'.o Miller, Stone. Watson.
Agriculture Howe Harvey. Shaw
'.rn'''.,'"res Foster. l. ,ilr! oi' Rutland,
Ir"r..r.
H.. tons BATES. Nyve. N4r1A.,..
N~.ar. Affairs Buck, Parker, M,t,,...
h"ri--- ;o"c!hne, Bo.u", Baldwin.
Eit'l Blake. Bates, .tIcr.
Land lax, Carpenter, Hill. Mechanics.
i!"t Mr. BIotgrtt called up the papers
f"!a'in5 to the I-le Ia Mott election ca,c. =
rcr,.ii II" in regular form, signed 10y the
:rS! constable, att,>,.l tic election Of Iio.,.,
'. ''oo';>rI; another IN liz. form signed hy
~" %. Tie -eIectmrr, ;,.tr.trd the .lrrtion q;
t'.."r l"rr.; and notice % Gu'oi>cl by
Vicar, tia testimony wnnit hc iaa..n for III"
'..,. ~ 'i:g Genera. is;.,,} ,--wc,c r,.y;.--
Il T. ;.er' n,o,ri tii.l Nlr Gooj>,.. IL a..
Iaittc' hi, crr'cntia.> lriur legal. whlr ii
"a evident THAI the credentials Of Mr. i'I,,-
r.: 'r"'!d lot h" legal inasmuh u Il scirrt-
nan ":''.lto. certify to the eccrion Of a n,m-
hcr except Ia the absence Of the colr>t:sDic.
MIR G"pd-'l WAS admitted by unanimous
,y,,. Of the House.
Tx House proceeded to ballot FOR Npr.n-
- ten lllncs. whon Mr. Powers was elected.
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sra 81 citrate, rich IN aGFlcu!Iuidi ""o '''''i
pral Resources and capabilities Our canvas,
wh;tens .very OCEAN and scG-our lakes &:o
AYERS tnr nanr thru-anls OF miles ere ia
ersed bv steamer. freight with the proturt'
Of the .oil and the productions OF our artisans
while in every direction through the len%'h
and breadth otthc land. is seen the railroad
or. Facilitating the intercourse between 'ar
d. ant states, and promoting the wealth and
cepntnting the fraternity of the whole
Nor should it be forgotten that wlnic the
iron woke oi (csl.oiism i fast r.etcd upon
the lerk, Of those Laiiou> Of the Cd world.
upon which ,hc Il it Of liberty seemed bui
re,enhv t" dawn and for whom, IN the'r 10
be s1rurni.> for freedom. Or walhe't - m
pathies were awakened our leloNed coln-
try affords an a-y!um Tor IL. oppressed OF
>c-y ration. ami Secn, d,>Igned iy I:oTl-
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tiya ii = r,pri Lean government and tl''c re
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condition Of !:te.
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ana varied ;hen these in.rpsed upon ie@l-la-
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from tie t,,t tltat the pursuits OF our citizens
are mainly Agricultural. We have no eA-
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