davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

THEATRE Fer several hts past our play 60
ers have BEEN il ecstacies a. the rema rka0!e dra
matte talent Of the Unryalled Batemen Children
whose :, pu,aton is already world wide, and whose
presentations both in tragedj and comedy, have
received the wa,rnest encOmiums from the best
critics of this country aai Europe So far as we
have learned, the most intelligent Of our citizens
fully agree with the London Daily News, in pro-
nouncing them really very wonderful, wei!
very delightful little performers, and saying that
their baby figures, as they marched upon the
stage, each at the head Of his army, Ohe play was
Richard I'D OF grown and bearded IN a. cert4inly
at drst provoked smile; but the audience very
properly. had maze up heir minds to such neon
gruities matters OF course, and were soon ab-
sorbed in atniratons Ct The G. ace beauty, inteli-
gence and spirit OF the little performers Little
Ellen Bateman, dressed in royal ro2es, aud made
up as the crooked. backed Richard locked exactly
Ike miniature sf Edmund kean, whom she re-
sembled too, ia her gait aud gestures and in her
delivery Of some Of the most prominent passages :
her animation and strength of expression were
often most surprising. When she spran from the
couch, exclatniag,
Give me another korse-bind up my wounds
Lave mCTCy, Jesu-sOtt, did but dream
the house rang with acclemations for several min
ues Til fra! combat was desperately sustained,
and Richard las kean used to make him de) fought
at last upon his knees The curtain fell ami1
cheers and cells from every part q the house, and
wien the sisters came forward, naad in hand, they
Were received with a shower Of oouqu cts from The
boxes. Nothing could be prettier than their beha-
vior. Wien the applause subsided, Ellen came
forward and said, with much simple graee-'la
dies and gentlemen, thank you heartily Tor your
kind welcome" Thus speaks the London press Of
these talented children, who have passed the or
deal Of criticism, and who now blaze forth in all
the briaucy Of bright particular stars, unrival.ed
aud unapgroachable Is it necessary for us to add
more, than they are yet performing at our theatre
where the reader can have the pTivi!cg of seeing
them TO. night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

x g., specie Wanttd.-''e Will pay Inc
go highest premium for silver Gin. Quar-
tera and small change preferred.
no9 C w PURCELL & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

2.~[.%s BOOKS, ARRIVALS, rICTOk Ais,
~ NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS, TOY BOOKS, MUSICAL IN
STEUMENTS, &c &c, i'll abundance al GRE
SHAM'S, Broad street.
Call up and examine, rs the subscriber ia deter
mined to sell as cheap, ii not cheaper, than any
otter house in the city.
THOS II. GRESHAM,
Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
IL Please cal up de "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

/ Fish lfarset-On motion of Mr.. Darlington, the
| report of the Committee on the First Market re.
| lative to constructing fish market over Shockoe
| Creek was taken up, and the following resolution
| offered by him, adopted.
| Rssolued That the Attorney for the city be in
structed apply to the Hastings Court OF the city
of Richmond at It's next January term, or as soon
| thereafter practicable, for the appointment CT
five disinterestsd freehoders to ascertain what VII
be o Reasonable compensation for the land covered
| by SbCckOe Greek, between franklin and Main
streets commencing at Franklin street, and extend
ing down the creek 'owards Main street to the 8 !
ley opposite the arch Of the cage or wstch-houEo
of the fl.s r.all.s. aud being thirty ave IA
width, which land the city proposes TO condemn,
for the purpose OF erecting tsh market
On melton, the Council then adjourned.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RoOM-PassiDg through
the Athenem building on Tues lay last we paid
visit 20 the rooms of the Historical Society, and
found them very pleasantly situated in the story
above the lecture room There are two, one &C.
cuped by the courteous Secretary, Ar MaXw ell,
an office; the other, larger room, as library,
reading and conversation room Mr MS office in
dicatcd the cditori.i aud writing department, he
supervising, composing aud preparing the matter
embodied IN the Quarterly Register OF the Society.
The object c. ths association is very COmEeuda-
bic one, although not very well known Or gems orally
popular. ILs labors are for the III gathering and
preservation Of papers, ensravngs AID records
throwing Iightupon the early aud past history, and
ac.ion Of cur tlme,h ocored commonwealth. There
are q large number If very valuable books, pamph,
lets and engrevings IN the liorary-somc obtained
by purchase, but many the liberia! gifts OF some ci
the mos, iIlustrlous AMI patriotic citizens Of Viz
gina. GaIts finely scuipturcd heai, Psyche" c.
cupies prominent position il this room. The So
cety rests now upon a sure, sound basis, secured
to it mainly Dy the indetatjsao.e and enthusiastic
exections of Mr Maxwell. Every year is adding to
the value OF its collections and its general stability
popularity and prosperity Wecesigu, at an early
day, calling public attention more particularly to
some Of the curiositjes OF the past here gathered
literary and antiquarian in TIER character, and
which every Virginian should seek to preserve
VIII. jealous vsjl. and with noble and jus. stae
pride.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

ILLNESS OF THE ViCE-PRESIDENT
The continued ill-heal,h of Mr.. King has Civ
en- rise to a variety of specuiations among our
contemporaries. The Constitution gives the
Presidency to the Vice-Presdent, in the event
ID The death or removal of the President. #
both die during the term, it bestows upon Con.
eress the power 10 appoint President. Con
gress' we believe, many years ago, designated
ine President Of the Senate as the person 10
succeed IN such an event, and after him the
Speaker OF the House. Mr. King is President,
Of The Senate at this time, by election, and will
be, after The 4th Of March, er o6ieio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

4 few pair Of those Kid Cloves 81: > ami 81
Also, work Collars a; 81 suts; HaEdaecca S
al g. cents Linen fable cloths at o14; Counter
panes al o.! cents. Calico III > cents and lis %.
other Goods equally as cheap Tn slJ.cr!5ar
wishes it u be perfectly understood iaat is sg.-
ing at one price, and Will not Geylate one cu9pa-.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR,
de n POI Broad Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24
GREAT EXCITEMENT On 8KUA

~ STREET -Perscus passing BY I EVY $
store, and taking look in. see s4ch crowds G.
people ia MS store that they cgnaGt l.. go II.
meat judge tAe cause. They enquire, 4ul dll0u
that b. is selling Of AZ cost t. clos business n t.,
city. Al. what will draw a crowd quicker than o
sell goods at cost There is nothing T.. ii. USES
more general delight Lhan to make money ta1 "a
money saved is motley maze, " advise all u en-
on LEVY and purchase their Dry Goods, .ad ny
Will certainly save IEeir money. eP.ac5 IS
ABRAHAM LEWIS, j,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

A Nj a - AND GIFr-ls07JN- -------
II Is l., SMITH, opp1s.t- Amer.r,1 IF u"
'Qst recei'ei q most splendid sss1rs.rea, ~, ~
aus In1 utt.79 ks A,.9 al excaaQ: l,,.
oi JuvcaI-e Books, when he O.: rs a. - IN
prices. LEWIS .; ..e 4~ =:
de 24-2c OrrI,.1 - I H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

NITi ALTON IvANTEu.-A young man. u
y years old, wishes situation in Tobacco Fac
terry, To learn the manufacturing business Salts
factory reference given as to character sobrIety,
sc. He is from the country, and Will tie in the city,
on the Isl day OF January, TO attend 10 any com.
uunication left at the Dispatch Office. Address
tX.n de 24-3tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

OST, between Valley ana Duva streets, on
IA Saturday last, my FREE PAGERS, wrapped
up in sn al piece OF bladder, and other
memorandum. reasonable reward will be paid
for the same, by leaving them at his ofic9.
de 24-3~ JACK WEBB. n Tree m an of color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24
rSHHE CHRIsTMAS HOLIDAYS.
L New Books for Children End Youth

fSNHE CHRISTMAS OLYDAYS.-
4 New Books for Children End EOHths.
For sale by NASH Il WOOJEUUSk~
Canadian Crusoes, edited 5y Miss Agnes s;rcs
land
The Messenger Birds
Tue Juveni!e Keepsake
GJOa N Everything, by Mrs BurweA
Con,entment better than Wealth, 5y Alice
Neal
Ot'o's Treasury for Young People, ~ih nlCie.
rOus Illustrations
The sunday Picture Book, illustrated WIKI a!'y
en- cravings
Winter Evening Recrcations
The Seven Wise Men c. Greece, aad Seven wen
ders of the World
The Winter .lvening Story Book.
The Boys own Book, enlarged and EXTENDED
Mark Seswurth, a Ta.e # iue ocean, " the al
thor OF Peter the Whaler,' illustrated
Tales Worth Telling, or Traveller Adventure
by Sea and Land, told to his young listeners RE
deric and Lucy
Sister Mays Stories about Animals illustrated
with attractive c0ored Ii:tures
The Pretty Iiate, by john Vincent Esq, lA1'
trated
T1c English Family Robinson, tae Desert asd
| Home, or Adventures Of Los! FAM IN tn5 W.
| deruess, by Captain Wayne Held
| Examples OF Goodness, Illustrated loF - gu .
| The lee King, and the sweet SCUM N.~l y
| Mrs Butler, author Of "Iaa L'ti+ MsS's'ss'
! Birds"
Tue Youths Diaderr a C!tt fox al Seasons, p
| pared expressly for young people ....,
| Christmas Roson and new Years 1L.la P.t@-~'
| for Dung people
| aunt Narv'a Stories G-r Cn..dgea
| A19oll's Eis.Ori 5 u Queen Eazs eth la }
| q leen OF Scots. AieZaEds- the Gs71- "-a.- ~,
| josephine &C &C, Is vols Ia a.!--s1d IL s',.' '
! by tie single volume les. ca -. 83gN' -
NIta hundreds of other Juvenile d, 's' e4-A
| Gs 1.lrAEtig tlr above. wnlc- c al p s-~- Do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24
THE OLD RICHMOND crx -
Il No. 60 Main Stre.t y STURE

the City Hotei.-jAMEs WASH r. asev
netnod 81 returning mis- grateai thanks /, d.
on MIN since Commencing bpsiness os't9zl
SUI trust that By unrerntting attention ~ ~oa
q de would beg 20 remind the rDsE, $3.50,
Richmond Gun Store hss been a...t. IN ne &
thirty years and it is with coadepee ,nn o'.
sera, tnas Tor It's present superiority Of ,, a.
advantages for workmanship, be BE- a. .''ss
mas as yet been unsurpassed since In It's. ta'.
ana nov ne viii only beg to add that y Izs
oil Inc sports OF the field will on az 80 S'7-
CALL he viii assuredly find ch3ics - ', .;n "a
ccubis barrel Guns 70 suit hrq. f,n,, A' 'okis
imported oy me to the IoH g. in price, WI, ~
account me ats to correspond, many Of x5~ 70
recent iave.. ion ard app-o, ed pattern -'-" a's
HIS assortment likewise in the pfs,oI-.
complete embracing Cots famous F,r,, ..,.sj
hLeh ems, S.1'8afrEI RevplVers, the D1alI9 A. s.
IST 10 one desiring a valued Gr,1 ~ = / I ar
ate ed INTO percussion, gr repa..rd is,,
VII lover Ist him bring il iat5 NJ On ~ ma.
and then rely upon JOB dJae up 70 Howl ~ ,''' -.
de h4-l2t A't'r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

j SskEAT RUSH FOR RARTI77.--
n NEW PICTORIAL, The Illustrated S.r-.
nr1t supply exhausted in two hours A ne
Ply ordered by telegraph, ready this tnI,-.,y
Cal ana geta copy OF the greatest Pic,yrs3 -.
p0oilsned. hemem5eE taa; the subscriber va.
lcais for WATCH ho is agent in any Dart dim 49,
at publishers prices. Subscription 9rTce az j..
illustrated News, three dollars per gp,- ei,g
copies slE cent?. Dent forget that Is ssf-.s
subscribe to paper at M store, taan At the r4.
OF publication. for you not only know win va.
you are dealing, but save postage ant re. ~.
numbers more regular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

tHt ITi'IItI III CT, u po7ItV I-t- - ''-'
n. B My Stock OF Clothing is surlfe.y tyv
large and musi be reduced by the 18th 0i January
Fer the greatest bargains cal! on G.
de Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

{ SLOWBING;, GLOTHING.-Rs Received d.
~ ring the past three weeks large Addt-Es u
my stock Of Clothing, making it nov one OF tae
most varied Stocks, comprising every style SIT
quality Ct Clothing out this season, Al. Of wh.sI
will ue sold at unusually low prices for Cash. IL:
good Clothing and good Its call On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

stETI STOCK FOR SALE.-On ard after
~ the first Of January 1853, applc2i7Gs will be
received az the Chamberajas Office in this city, r
tegest, payable senli-annusly, and redecmavle on
the trs, cay ot July, 1855.
de - --dtlJ WA SHEPPARD. CCR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

lg= For LEASE OR RkNT.-The house
- occupied by Mrs Mary Lipscomb standing On
me western side Of Main st, near the corporation
line, containing SIX excellent ruom5, c. osets and
cellar; kitchen ana servants rooms detached; an
excellent vel, large garden and every convenience
tor large family. Apply to
WIN GOULDIN, General Agent,
de a4-1ts GoyrruOr stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

M RS. EDDtNS having taken more rooms,
M eaa accommodate several fami les or young
gentlemen with comfortable and well furnished
rooms. ke.i5ence, No aoveraor street
Irish Girl wanted at The same house.
do 24-aIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

o. EUt sAiE, ntss rate IidIng and
0N6uggy HORSE, young and sound. The
subscriber having no use tor him, Will sei bargain
+. V. Su fTON, Jr,
Next door 10 L u Crenshaw Il Co, On the Basin.
de 3j-6ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

b.SLUGE uoUSA.-lwO eXceilt ut rooms On
the nrst floor oI this House, are now vacant
and De had. with board tor families il AZ.
y application he made 4 lev more aay Joarde.s
a. p, can be- accomln dated.
de- .4-3t' yOUf IvTTR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

y oEtCE.-CIGAhs, T0BAtU0, spag

Newspaper and Mag.zia An,
Opposite Amn-l.H. ELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-24

GREAT HOLIDAY PRG~ENY.--.RA :.
~ klOT!SM AND GENEROSITY" COIBINtD
Tle exercise OF these two most eGobiing qualities
OF the heart Of Mau or WOmsn, can be fully gIat-
tue presentation 0 copy Of T Welch'a Magni.
ncelI Portrait OF " ashinetoR. For sale by
NASH d. WOODHOUSE,
de 2i-St Eagle Square
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

Richard rockingham, Junior, Esq, Of
Charleston, has been admitted into the firm
Of beals s. Greene as one Of The proprie-
tors, publishers and editors Of the Boston
Post. He will he a valuable acquisition to
that paper even, which has long enjoyed n
high reputation for ability and sound demo-
cracy. MIR. +. has distinguished himself
rs II member Of the Legislature and as au-
thor OF the History of the Siege Of Boston,
and she History OF Charlessown, and he is
j delegate elect to the Baltimore convention.
Upper LAHDiEe.-A large sum has been
sdbscrihed 10y citizens, and Messrs. Daniels
5. WATSON have taken the contract for the
Improvement of the Upper Landing. They
ARE now engaged in setting up a pile driver,
and. will Immediately commence the work
ofdr,yng piles, building n bridge aud filing
up The levee, all Of WHICH will be soon COM
pieied.- Democrat.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
SLEIGH BELLS..I
sLEICH,Hg
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

= IL Il
FsNHE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
n citizens OF st, Paul, and ihe Of mankind " that
he has received ard is selling the best stock Of goods
that be found in hcse d.1eins" certain and Will
continnc 10 sell cheaper, aid AT less profits any in
this Territory, ethics III Wholesale retail for cash and
nothing shorter ~ consists, ID part of tie following
ERY.GOODS:
large and very superior assortment Of Ladies Fine
Dress Goods, suc! Prints, Aiparus, Glrgianls Dc
LANES, fhibet Cashmere French Ncrnocs, exc. Also
good assortment Of shawls wells hoods scaIis gloves
Hosiery, Man,illas, Laces Edggs, Bonnet and Rib
3ons flowers pins needles and coaIbs great variety
Also, coed stock of
READI-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF oNercoats dIUss and coats psMs
vests pea jackets, under and oveTshirs. KNIT flannel
drawers, country made socks, Also, extensive
stock %.
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
o. every variety and price; together with gOea
nont OF Gents Moroccos Calf Kip and Congress Boots,
Calf KIP Gum elastic, and Patent Leather shoes; Boys'
Youths Chcen's ard Misses shoes and boots, great
abundance. Also, good assortment of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth and plush for men, and
Cloth glazed caps for boys far silk and BucEa Visits
BATS, dc. Together with good supply Of
4UEENSW ARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
been D will be sold extremely low for cash.
going OF The trade in the spring lease
examine stock before making your purchases, and
You viii be well paid for your trouble We deter
mined TO OF determination anst li2h prices.
Store Third street. between Roberts and Jackson 81.
x. NJ. SPENCER.
-. Paul. November 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
Land Warrants Assignable.

The following is specia! dispatch Of the New
York tribune. dated Washington, March 18th.
The Land Warrant Assignment, bill Just pass
e., makes the warrants OF 1850 assignabe; i,
siso gives 10 the State troops Of the war of 1912,
thai we're ultimately paid by the National Gov
ernmeni, the benefits Of the bill of 1850 Mere
Over, II pays Land Office Registers and Receiv-
e's 'ho same compensation they had before the
passage Of the Bounty Land Bill
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
FRANCIS e. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission HOuse.

SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TER.
HAsiNG received an Auctioneers Commission from
- the Cove rnor Of Minnesota Territory the under
signed has opened an Auction and Commission Uorse
0n ihird-street, near Jackson, where he viii! sell on
commission, Groceries, Dry Goods Furniture and Iii
nos o. merchandise aud prodrce. lie believes that the
snperor sdvantages st Paul. market, will be suf
hcient mducenent fer business men and
n! distance to send their goods to be xold on com,
moderate. ~ s' ~
~ r. Particular attention paid the buying and sell,
irg oil real estate in about Saing Paul ST Auihony or
'"i'water. y. L. COLLINS.
References.
nov. ALEx X AMsEY, ST. Paul, j w Sfapsex, ST Paul
Hon II II SIBLEy, Mendoza, ID l. FuLLGa
lion u OLMsrED, Benton CO. II NJ RICE,
uo, ~ - SAINT Raul, STEELE, Fort Smelling.
Ior !" IL FORBES, w UoLcoMBg, Saltwater,
TUHAMsEf, - Hon J MLEAS, Cincinnati
~ " LEXINGTON" Irwin, Esq
CT IA IL oAhES, Col JAMES lawn,
TRACY, d" l. Wu,Trx,x
w BORGr, Cant J,con sr,.nr,
MCCLOUp, JT Co. :. BEyny CoLLINa i
ELFELT Il Bios WE Tuoax
NICE noL'SssAp GEcKER, PCHoVrEAr, Jr., 81 Louis
sr. PAIL, Ociober (, 1851. s-osy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
Fire ia Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 20, Q p. NJ

There Is most destructive consiagration now
= gpg between Third and Fourth streets one way.
aud smith and Park streets the other.
II has been raging since 4 quarter before one,
and mas bafiled every attempt 10 subdue it, and
there = no prospect of its being extingushed "a,
present. Ii broke ont in Denings Lumber ward
The large cotton factory the corner of Third
and Su,ith streets. was saved by playing on il.
/ large number Of houses have been burned or
fora down.
II mas just crossed Third street to the north
side Afost Of the engines playing on this side,
ani citing it burn the ether.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
JOHN MORGAN,

.hidtray 6efaceen st. Paul and Stili,cater,
eEGS leave to say to strangers visiting Min
nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the ac-
conmodation of the public, and being situated
IN the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed puri,y--he hopes to
see company from abroad, rs well rs from neigh
boring villages. They VII find the charges
moderate. WHO
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, ! Estate OF John Fried
County OF Ramsey. man, deceased.
FHSiIE undersigned. having been appointed b. The lion.
4 Henry A. Lambert lr, bate Judge of said county,
commissioner t0receive examine az just ali claims
demands against the of John Friedman, late
Of the OF st. Paui, deceased eEd to appoint
venient tunes and places ior that purpose: and Fix
months from the 9Th day OF March, instant, being The
time limited for presenting sIch claims
Notice is hereby given that will meet at the Office
Of John 4. Hslsled in 81 Paul, The 4th Monday OF
March and the Isl Monday OF June next for the purpose
Of appointment; persons having aims against said
estate requested to present them Tor al jlsineDt
9 TaoMa I; sA kEap Commissioners.
ST. Paul, March IL, 1859. 47-4t.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

The steamer jefferson, bound from Shreveport
to New Orleans, struck snag on the 26ih nit. &,
ten miles absve Campie, on Red river. She had
l.400 bales OF cotton on board; the boat is to-
tai loss.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad is COM
peiei to Mas,ilion, and the Ohio opening cee-
brniion took place on the .l,h ult.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08
New York Canal Law Unc Oh siiiutionai
ALBANY. March 10.


Judge Brown, Of the Supreme Coart, has de-
Sided that the Canal law Is unconstitutional; the
action was brought upon note. Defendant
pleaded that It was given solely in the purchase
a ia. canal revenue certificates Judge Brown
decided that the act Of July 10. 1851, is in it's
mateFal provisions, in conhc. with the Consiitu-
lion, ard void; that the canal certificate had no
real or actual value ana never had The note
WAS therefore without consideration and void
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-08

NOTICE.
PpLlCATiOV viii be made for letters OF admins
n traon on The estate nf of IohI Sean of Ramsey
county, late deceased, SATURDAY the 9th Of March,
instant 10 O'clock, A. IL. the Probate Court OF
Ramsey Comfy Minnesota Territory, when the same
will he heard and decided upon In the meantime, the
Court appoints Thomas r. Reed. Esq, snccal admins
tahe charge of said estate, bonds having been
given and approved BY the Court.
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Julse of Probate.
st. Paul, March s, 1852 47-it.