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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

DepOplilatiOn Of Iteland.

FROM tue late foreign news happsars that The
flight Of emgrants from lrelan,! across tho At,nn.
tic. instead Of dinni,b;nv n. xo. n,.,,;.,.l 4.
M, roo5,, go.
'' '"''P'u'y ine'e"'
sung FROM 'he i"haon Arw'' which was hand
ed to us by a friend We make the fvll.winy AZ.
tract touching This subject.
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shm "" .r'.,i" ~" ."u", '"y s &C. So"s m,a'ut'
r"I ,,;, So, az .'. ;'a' w. n'", Nv ue na' .ha"e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

THE MERCHANTS CLERK AND THE PLow Bor.-
The young man who leaves the farm field, says
Hunts Merchants Magazine, for the merchants
desk, or the lawyers or doctors ,fiice, thinking
TO dignity or enoble his toll, makes "a sad mistake
lie passes, by that step, from independence ,a
vas,alnge. lie barter. natural fot Nh artificial
pursuit, and te must he the slave Of tie caprice
OF customers, and The chictne Of trade. either to
support himself or acquire fortune. The more
arili,i,l mans pursuit, the more debasirg is it
morally and physically. To test it, contrast the
merchants clerk and the plow boy. The former
may have the most exterior polish but tho lat.
ter, under his rough outside POSSESSED the truer
stamina. lie s the freer frank, happic, and mo-
bier man. Would that Young men might Judge
of the dignity of labor by its uscfulnss, and man.
illness, rather than 10y ,he superficial glosses it
wears. Therefore ;ye see no mans nobility in hi,
Kid gloves and toilet adornmcnts. bat in that sin.
envy arm, whose outlines, Drowned by the sun,
Gctuken hardy honest toilcr, under whose lar.
mers or mechanics vest, the kingliest heart may
beat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

DrsriNr or lLuSos-By n recent census 70.
turns, 1T appears that Massachusetts, ha, u popu.
Iatlon a fraction ovcrls6 persons to each square
MI !e OF territory, while the population in Illinois
is between Is and lG % the square mile Tha,
Tins state is capable Of sustaining larger popu.
lauon on the same extent ofterrltory, than Ma.sa.
rhusetts, no person acquainted with the soil aud
agricultural resources uf tho two states, at all
doubts and yet when illinois, which tcritorily,
Hmore ,Ean seven times As large Ms Massachu.
setts, shall become as densely settled a, that
state now is, her population will number very
nearly seven millions. With the extensive rail.
road Improvements now going forward through.
out her borders, and the continued general pros
perity OF the country how long vii /, be before
that period arrivesi
Truly We possess noslo state, and one soon
destined, under Gods blessing to be- foremo.,
among tue great states Ol this great conedcracy.
-iito" Courier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

WoMAANs Low ron FLowEa's.-ln all coun.
tries woman love flowers in all countries thew
form nosrkays Of them the cultivation Of dow
ELS is a delicate pleasure which makes it's way
through course organs--it is creature whose
eye, are open el-lt IL screc Of the beautiful a
l,culty Of the soul which has been awakened.
Those who have travelled in the country can testify
that roso bush under the window, nr a honey.
'u'kle around the door of cottage are always n
good omen to the tired traveller The hand which
cultISalts flowers is not closed against the sup
plltauon ~ the poor 81 even the wautl u q
stranger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

Leaving MS YOU perceive, n balance
in your favor, Of one hundred aud
thirty seven dollars and fly cents, 1871 so
You can draw ON me for that sum.
Trusting that YOU will honor me with still
further cunsisuments, remain, sir, yours sin.
cetely, SAM sviNroN,
On inspecting this statement of account, con.
tnucd sam the icllerS's hair must have liz oriul,
for he sot down and rit ute under the items this
sentence:
You internal seoundrc, put in SrrAlAGr and
hcPhoh
That added Sam, was the end Of my spec on
the Wabash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

PRorirAn.r RAILROAD STOCK The Utica and
Schenectady railroad company have probably
done the mos, profitable business Of any railroad
corporation in the world. This road, seventy eight
miles in length was constructed and put in
operation for million aud half Of dollars. Tho
total recspts in about fourteen years have boen
s5s560Il. Expedi,ures for the same period,
se,6so,s4e Excess Of earnings over current a..
penscs sdurng that time. t4,2ls2 rcimbursin:
tho whole cost Of the road, and yielding clear
net prof, OF s2,7is,cO4 over ,igb,een and a hall
per cent. per aunun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
A CsNNcE yoR Va The New York Satiu

A CaANcE yoR " Gs-lhe New York Sutiu.
nal Democrat Of :Le s,h iIstaa. ha. tho follow.
ing:
To SroRfsG CAprrALtrs-s?5. 900 We are
authorized to state, By gentleman who is well
known and has got the dollars, tha, he .de.iroue
Of riskng s?S 600 on the result Of the next pres,
ldential election He wishes to pu, i, all up On
Frank Pierce, and let any one who will put up
an equal amount take both sums, fany body elss
: the ncX' president Of the United State. There
Is only one contingency for which our friend wish
rs to mnsc provision which il. that Frank must
live to run the rnce and to take his sea, if elect
ed. We assure our whig friends, who have a
cash capital, that this is no "Roorbask" but u
genuine proposition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
TO FarmerS---PlOWs!

Hycdkmg, ShtJbic, CORN IL Shord Pio,rs,
which We should ike 10 show you. whether you
want to buy ut not, as W. ilalcr ourselves, alter
the experience We have had, we can show YOU
YiO,rs Nai can't be- B,ai
We have taken extra pHius in selecting our
steel and timber 80 Ne warrant all ui our Piuws m
every respect equal II not better than can be found
any where else
We have also large assortment of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach 10 the | lows, II wanted,
they being approved ol by mos, OF those that u,e
them All those that want Flows, please call al
the Steam Piow shop. and examine. before you
bay Flows that are made hundred miles OIL and
sent to the stores here. to be- prdjl,d out.
March 1871 PENrEuEE s. Drew.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

The New York Express of a late date, SAYS
that It Is just seven years this ue, since the line
of telegraph was completed between Washington
aud New York and Professor Morse sent hls first
di.pach from the federal to the COMMERCIAL rnp
tai ol the country. Since lha, time. about four.
teen thousand milca If tecgraphic line have been
put Opin the United States, and one halfol these
number Of miles under the supcintcudaucc OF
Henry OltlellN Esq The Associated pree, Of
New York pay. SioOo0 year fer their tce
graphic dispatches
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

Ay Tvnrp,xnryr 49,, rha phu,l,l,L;,
p,nn,,J,o',i,, ,"no,,s ,I, , ar ''"u. ,I,'' " e'.
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whr,hc, he ,n,,L b,,o w,,toS n.;na ,s,,' uoI
.d on, ,,l,r ,,,,',,,s,;, ..; Wy ~ " I',
s,e,J,n.ss nf 80, - !. ', ,.i".I,a
"F,IInw ,;,;,.,s ,,,' na ~; NJ. NJ
nm a,n,.,,c,n r,,.,ar ,,, a,d "J'oa,.I
this .;J. cnm. b.ro &, s,o..ia Wv ,h ,;I', "' c
suCrr,gs orI RI da =, c;,i,nu.s J,,. I ". go. W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

An CNGHArvrvt SoS.-Thc trustees of the
aims house Of Portage county. o. recently asked
the Legislature Of tia. State to pass n law 20
compel children. who are able, to take care Of
then helpless parents. The requcs, was made in
consequence Of an unnatural son, wertb $4,000.
driving his mother on, of the house, and sending
his father whose head was whit,ned with the
SHOWS Of 81 years, to the aims house, 20 be sup.
ported at the public expense
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

An IMPORTANT FACr.--Gcn Samuel Houst ton
in late speech is said to have stated fact not
generally known, and Which i. important to the
families of the soldiers who we're murdered b !,
order of Santa Anna at Goliad, IN 1896. 1t is that
the Legislature Of Texas several wears ngo passed
IN Act giving to the nest " kin al each soldier
who fell IN that massacre, sixteen hundred acres
OF land, ,obc located on any unapptopria,ed lands
belonging OF the State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Horse ShOeing

IL, NE a. y. l'anad's shop, superiutended by
~ JonV IlooprR
10 ibp Prices this shop. llorses shod new
IN the hest manner, mt $Igh Wnrnn maxim, c,n.
unnGd atthe same place, ~ usual Old friends aud
nis'omtls, and new, are invited to call and Leave
tliit ''iefs dec z. BARNARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
New Weat Market.

I ERENlAll WOODmtnrms his friends and the
~ public That he has Just opened Meat Market ai
ms new building on the corner north oi the Court
House Square, m Ottawa where h. vii he happv to
snpp'yall his irendsand the public the choicest
OF everything IN the meat line, Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on SuHiay. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab.
hnth. srml2l lSin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

ever offered lu thsmaIhrt and
nj prices To defy competition. They have auh-
lcs Tor manufacturing superior to any this side oI
Chicago and are determined TO put their price
IL the Lor'N WdTk
In addition 10 whatthcy manufacture themselves
they nrc receiving good assortment ol furniture
from the most fashionable houses in Chicago, which
they vii. sell at Chicago prices, adding rranspora.
ton. They would call particular attention 10 the
tact that they are making therUwn
Dedstoads,
which enables them to furnish cheaper and bet.
ter article than can hc got elsewhere aud they
will make nny size aud pattern that may hr called
iotornny olhrrnrtlcle IN the cabinet oruphulstcry
line, ON short notice.
furnilurr Delivered and set In
IN nnypatt ol the town, and It It does not give IN
,lslacuon the money will be refunded. They also
keep IN hand Sash and Glasshi all kinds they
hope by strict attention to business To receive H.
bcrul share OF patronage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
G. "a "a S@1

NdIIIdB" anu wagon WdHUIdVI0fy,
q GAY would Iutuuu hs friends and CusIo-
cs mcls that hc nas removed ~ his new shop at
thr -uuh-wcs, co'ucr oithr public -1uorr, where Il.
wiconi,nur the rWaw'lcurnGo,cnrug .huLrt ;
ana wagonsln the latest and most approved sly les
Iielng practical workman ~ ilaltrs himself that
he can hu.dn, good work rs can be- produced IN this
market IPort mndc 20 ourd-rsud warranted 10 syr
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice
Cnsh paid inrscasoncd lumber ] G. GAY.
y GROWS raml Shnn DID slnIrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

An eAcha'ge paper says--"those farmers who
hesitate about their ability to take Newspaper
are requested to keep one more lcn than usual
The profits will pay all cc9's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Osborn ~ VAN NttANIiIN,
at the sign ot
The Cigar Saloon,

OTTAWA, llI.,
TT ANlNG fitted up rooms Tor this express pur-
l pose, beg leave tn announce 10 shr inhabitants
oi la sale counts that they have opened an eating
room Tor the benefit ul all who may give them call
They keep ON hand OINTERAi an the she'll and
IN runs ut the best quality and served up alta mo.
mruls notice NndthryHgc ready To furnish meals
al any hour ior the accommodation OF Farmers and
others They solicit the patronage oi The public
and will give sHtsttCtiun 1t al oc25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

lircriiSsm,nts inserted at 81 per square for
The lj-- in-rT,on. and 2iccut~ for cCch subsequent
insertion \ liberal DISCOUNT made to those who
advertise hy the year
o. No paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
ar. Uald, unless at the option ot the Publishers.
" tummunlcuucus, to insure attention, must
always bee lrre Of postage, aud accompanied with
the Nuihnt's name
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
va illin erV!

MRS. .GRE EGG has removed TO the well known
vi slnud OF J Dckey,
tomrr II Cupdi Did Colu8,bw S,rceis
She irns'slOt continuance oitrade assuring her
customers that work committed to her care shall
he done IA the latest styles, and on very rcnsonn.
nle trrmi, She has received her Spring Goods
nnd Fashions, aud isready to wait on all who mny
give hrra cali ''''
Linnt' and Trimmings always on hand Shur.
'u uhis hAdr very neatly. Mnys-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
wv NNvN VN.N-NE&.


Ct-f, ed Story, North kti # ReAiicFs Brik
H'ost, koa Siic ~ Hc Coari House square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

The following COMMUNICATION was handed in
for publication in due season, but was uufortu.
nately delayed, Cor the want of room. We now
insert 1t at the request Of number Of ndividu.
ais who feel drsruus of paying this slight tribute
to Mrs Gorton, to whom they feel indebted for
the care and pains she bestowed upon the educa.
,ion Of their children during the continuance Of
her school
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Boot G Shoe Shop.
- Boot & Shoe Shop,
NtfI, 4. FASH

WOULD inform the public that hr has lately
opened a shop ON Madison street, IN the building
formerly occupied hy Buchanan & E,cnc.h,rgcr,
and lately by Bailey Il Echrlbrrgrr, n a tailor
shop, where he !. prepared to manufacture 10 or
der 1l kinds oi wUk "a the above Inc, in the bts,
pu-,h.r manner.
lie wall ai,o keep on hand good as-ur,men, Of
BOOIS IND SUOES.
which he Wi, sell at the very lowest prices Mend
ING done AZ short uuiic" and M the uraicsl manner
Call and See January 10 lSi2-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

Wood is the thing, after ALL rs the man with
a deal leg sald, when the madjog blt it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

\ HOES ". l.. UOItlsrGR
JIuES & llOLLlSTER, Attorneys aud Conn-
| -rilurs at Law aud Solicitors N thunrrry,
wi,l give their prompt ntlrutUn tn all business con
hicd 10 thcm IN the circuit, supreme, aud Federal
courts ul the state, Office IN Sanger n Arnours
Square, Ottawa, III May 30. 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Millincrv!

- NTs- 4 FNFE has removed her w
Millinery Establishment To the rooms directly over
l., u Smiths SIore.
next door tn the y House. She trust. for con-
unnuon oi trade, assuring her customers that work
committed tnhrrcarr will he executed with proun,.
ncss and on very reasonable terms.
~ Vert Dp,r 10 Nc Ven York Hogw-, q,
Ottawa Ianu srvS. 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

G.. STONE SGirs Htrns, and Trunk Va
o.. "1,e''Tsr, anil C,rrpye Trimm,r. corner
OF lam. and Columbus slrrrt., Ottawa m
los. II WAGNER JcVirs Of tie Peace !.
o. Oi'c Ia the north ra.t corner Of the Court
house, up stairs, OUnwn, Ill Dec 7-rr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

&, BURR, Agent t,r Pro'Dr'iou Insurance
"a. Company. OF Hlr,fori-oppositc thc Man
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

4 MERlCAN HOUSE. Ottawa, Illinois by 4
"a Miller, near the junction oil the Illinois and
foN Rivers, and near the Bridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

tLONEG a COOK, q O Glover-B c.
VH CookD iuorpcgs d. tounsriior, al Lor.-
Ou1wa. Office IN Rrddlcks Block, ra-t side OF
the Public Square June. l~i>-d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

s, ". RANDALL. .IHor",g a Lnr Joliet
- Wlll county. It, Aug. 10, lSiS-N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

ONE DJLLAR AND Fury CENrs per Annum,
# paid ~ advance. Al papers not paid tor m ad-
vance will be- charged at the tate Of Two DOLLARS
Year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
q WHO WANTS a
M Chairs & Bedsteads 4? R

II l. WATERMAN still keeps on In Sale
II. street, where he has hrrn tor ~ years, and
has never lnIcd IN giving good satisfaction
Ili' ch9us are AL made by good workmcn ana
warranted to stand better than Chicago or 81 Louis
work
iry- The public are respectfully invited ,ocal and
examine Octohcti.
House Painting.
THE subscriber has opened a paint shobon Ca.
ma, street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocll's Store
nh1r the SIDE Cut where he will be- ready tore.
t"lve orders tor work, or do amy kinds of nainrinr
that may be desired. unn3-dD ] d Towns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

4 WtW. y T-N'TO ITT0TNrNN UT T.Hln 4 THUU
IseHis, Ottaira, W; VIII pay particular nt'cn-
tIol tU the payment 0t taxes in any parI Oi Illinois,
purchasing aud selling Real Estate. investigating
utlr~, collecting demands buying and selling Mil
best LdIis inr soldiers az others, securing pen.
~iuu- and all claims against the Government
OfflCE-Dn the south west corner oi The Pub
iic Square.
Commissioner. OF Deeds sc, for New York
Connecticut, Ohio, New jersey, MIchlmn aud
Wisconsin May 3. lSj!-tt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

the Nu'hnts namc.
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
\ unrs NJ T. uoLLIsrGR.
JIuES & IIOILlSTER Attorneys and Conn
| | srilurs at Law aud solicitor. ~ thnnrrry,
wlil give their prompt ntruuUn To all business CON
hdcd Ia thCm ~ the circuit supreme, aud Federal
courts ul the state, Office m Sanger AnnouTs
Block, south west corner ui the Court House
Square, Ottawa, H. May %, 1852.
NORtIS ~ FISEIIH, tGro. II, Norris
" Geo. ;. fi-hrr) lhoracgs al Lar y IdHd
IseHis, Ottaira, H; VIII pay particular ntcn-
tou 10 the payment ot taxes IN amy par O Illinois,
purchasing aud selling Real Estate, investigating
utlc~, collecting demands buying and selling Mi
uny Land Warrants, and locating thtn on the
hes, LdHds ur soldiers or Others, securing pen.
~lun- and all claim, against the Goycrnmcni 49,
OfFICE-On the southwest corner ul The Pub
iir Square.
Commissioners oi Deeds. sc. for New York f,
Connecticut, Ohio, New jersey, Mchlen aud
Wisconsin. May ,, lSj!-if
INulnpLIN y WNLL\rE, q c. Cham
\ p'm-W II l. Wallace IiorncHsaHd CouH-
Ssliors at La,r Office over T.. Erlrts' Drug
store, Ottawa. nov -, ~.
II y. LELAND. ltfDrHcgd and CoHHSciioraf
II. ig,r. Office m the room IN the court house
occupied n part 10y the Clerk aud Library ui The
supreme court. may ~
+IOl.rp. 4 cook II a CI,v.r-n q
n Cool9 irar,,g. d. lou.srI,or, al Lo,r-
Ou1wa OHrr IN RrddIck's Block, ra.t side OF
the Public Square June. l~i--d
-, ". RANDALL .IHgr",g at La,r-Jnllrt
y. VA! county, Iii. Aug lU,lsiS-u
.,,.,. ,,.,...,,..,,
Iu,aN-I .it,,,,,g, anil So,,ciior, Chpa,o,
ILLINOIS. Mar li-0
.. r,,,t.rp u,........ c.. ,.......t
y. INK To make OIawt h.s permanent home.
,no"rs nl' proirs.,ooa' ,er'''r- To i1' cul,n, OF
..l ii- h}l.c oune,y or,uparJ Hy r Thu.
Whri. h. ranaial t.ur- ac found when uotab,rul
"u proless,"nai buNurss Ghorsr- moderate
%, .''4 Y''''7''' t !" ''r',N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
THE RICHMOND ENaulRER,
nuRlIsnEp DAILY AND SEMI ,,.E re
:. ,,-,,rlaM F. & THOMAS
TIE Z NJ s:

,xafHi
dollars per annum, and at tue rave VI n; s'sI
. fora shorter rD" psT'Us sn sec dollars mOn
Weekly nSs 10 be paid :hs Office or RENTED oS
ayaoie IN rr aInun the end ol e y II GOOD
paid OF @ Les IN his .ice be reunited Pct =. o/
Bank notes The rick Of The eo' Of single oer is
ser eesns writer It the upon
sca1],I e. a.. extensive business, which
Editors TERMS OF ADVERTISER. - ,.,. q AZ in
IN y and every succsedns times Sees thirty
II Inserted once week t%,cs @ after the first
ssn al 81 y @
hat rroportin in charged Sioo, (papc icnea1
rsnicrs and TEN lines. less, hfs' 'hse''
Tor each mus, bs accompanied with the advance
OIe!s "t ~ insure execution ,;,.s
pa .ausa,3 tributes uf respect, exceeding e's" ~
asGrses iS and Marriages from the country wheneVei
Unknown 70 ua mus, ne ar they
IN h. rrhhcd Every nieasnre tiat mas oseh @ "
IN M - npoons quizzes, has heres"ors csr,iGei
'" ,an,r nj he ,rrten on the back OF fHese'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
r,HE WHEELING BRIDGE.

correspondent Baltimore Sum- OF the 18th nsi
lays large business operation TO be carried through
between the Supreme Court of the United States and Con
grcss and between The President and Governor of Virginia.
in settling The Wheeling Bridge controversy This qnes-
tion il was supposed fully settled by OF Congiess
passed during The last session Of that body and wa can
hardly imagine that there any real foundation for the
Of the correspondent One of the distinct PROPOSE
tons f we are mistakenly in The argument of the Coz
was that il the Bridsa was P"'' or pos Toan' ""u ~
d,ared hv Congress- tho difficulty would be adjusted
and il might stand. With this view, Congress mnae an
eouvocn enactment the SUBJECT We rcgrc' 10 S'c 4
s,on TO ioment III feelings between any portion Of our
citizens anI those Of Pennsylvania on question OF so
much decacya question involving some vital principles
OF government and which ought 10 be appfoachea WI"
the greatest crcumspec,on We hardly doubt that the
people of Psburg in their cool and sober second Moush
win abandon any farther controversy the subject Ihai
,,on height; below w.ich bridge should not be sus
pended across any great uavsable river of the country
should be established is but too obvious while on he o'Eer
hand the height beyond which chimncys spas and
other rigging OF vessels navigating such rivers should be
raised becomes qcccssary consequence And Tie case OF
the Wheeling Bridge may well give the rule as any DINER
II ia quite certain that bridges have been constructed mhch
over on navgable rivers though not entirely without ae-
menl to navigation Again chmneys, spars and oiEcr
structures may be erected steamboats, other vessels
oonabe of sweeping down all The bridges now erected or
which ever can be constructed bsere any public pur-
nose if no ,aarmum be established While the Snpremc
Court may have erred in pronepncng the Wheeling Bridge
nuisance 10 the public very few individuals had suffer
ed snv Inconvenience from IT, yet will be far better 10 lei
the question remain settled BY Congress- Than 10 onrn
nonuar excitement this time upon The mere abstFacn
We ase not app,ise That The people OF Pl'ispue nave "
suffered any inconvenience, portion OF inc ohu as
public which should justify them in regarding the wheeling
pdoo \ nuisance They have several bridges entering
heir own CITY, of probably less than half the height across
the Allegheny and MonougabeIa rivers We hope oF the
and honor Of both States that all former annos
ties NAV be overcome by proper spirit OF Cancellation
eon the inhabitants Of the two cities immediately con-
ccrned s.,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-31
1RIDAY aqORNlN(3, Di9lCE1aEEzEsss 81, 1852.

SOUTH CakULINi.-T!a new Arrangement oi ie
Congressional tst!c.s likely rotUce aaae c1ntesi lcr
the ho:or o ssrvin. hc State sneon. 3lcssrs Orr
and Wallace arc l!own !ni, tie district ana t?cTc'
fore one oil them must axe brGIg ard say al home In
Mr. Butts oi district Mrssrs. j. f. Marshall, Brooks h"a
Pickcns were announc before the district was naEK'd
out; since en al Il. G. Gi!n@ton OF Ncwhcrr has been
entered and several Others have hseh spoken "i In Dir
Woodward's district, Joseph 4 Black, Esq, Col WV
Boycc and F. J. Moses, Esq, vii; ty their 5t:ea@th In
Mr. Cocock's district McssTs. Oven and ctt are 10 Try
their relative strength Thus far, M' McQieen runs win
OF; opposon the ,ha' Dr. Bradley would oprnso him
having proved bascess In Charleston there will be no con-
trst-- Hon Wm AIKEN lnrcing with no opposition.