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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
l.nAlea. r1annnla.

HN. H, RIchsd ..hss jnsI received . laERe
 II e ~0iImehI oi French Ci"Ihs issf Ladies ClOaks. SUms 5eautHui shades. which be will Aeli cheap inr cash. AIsu, TRUNKS, VAIL SEl, ,cARPEr.BAG3 and LADIES S%TCH' Els, to Le sUld cheap. Please call al his Clnthing EsIablshm .Tit. htst stOss east ,Ot
 Whesler's HuIel, West street.
 TH RrcaARug.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

DY osdeT of the Court ot Probate GNr the D Di.,lict of LiteI6rld, Miu be sold al .,ubl.c auction, on Saturday,. tine 6Ia of Nov IS5l, ot IU O'cluck A. Mvthe personal prop. .rY Uf Truman LcavenwCrih. late Of Litch. 6esd, drceased, --AfsU, The peFsonal1v0pert .i Almira EeavenwOf1h,, deccased. Sale tC Ia ke plsce al the house of. MT: Asa Bvsgess i.ass call. The property will be aald On that Kay. ,IIARvEV P >akExH, AdmiRisaraIss.
 Liichfield, Oct, 20th, tESY
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
AUCTION ADJOURN LENT.

The sale Ot z tods in the store formerly Oc- cunied by Mes,rs Lyman & ChaUin is ad- inrnrd ta Wednt stAy. Nov Sd 1852 The richrst and .no.! drsiraoie Ot the Dry Gonds, together with alt tn: groceries. Flour and .Gra,m, Malls &c.,, rtrnain a be snld.
 The sale wlll continue from day to day till the whole stock is dlspOsed N
 M.sEs LYMAN, Assignee.
 Falls Village Ocl 27. lo52
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
TWISTED BANK.

West. Vvmsled, Ci.. Oct 10. 15j2.
 7NHE Stn"kholdrra uf this Bank afe hereby
 .1 U'tIied thu tbeir annual meeiitg tor the chnics Jf officers E1r Lhs .en.nIng yea,
 IIrti the transaction of such ol her business a. may PropeIIy com' bet"re thnIn, " li he held At their Banking house tn w sst .Wm$'ed nn
 MdndAy, the lst dN oi November nsXt. al lO o'clock 4, M. The polls will bs closed at J'clOck P M >. \ sf JnHy q TRAcv, rashf.,r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
NOTICE

. r s hereby xivep le s.ss s.ia .s'thoievrs of sh. l. Canaan aud LN:hfAld Turnpike roa'i. nas ine An"hai m ii:lg of -aii company wiil br held a' CoJ.'s Ho!el !" G"shen o' he third Thu. sday "t W 'v"mher nexi. h.. issb ai "'cn~k P. VI. |" oh ,,-p the annu ., fficers, +eIiie.in-. ac:Mlnta. and.d aay other ,eces.arS bU.inesI. Pc, mder.
 REVI1AfLN SEDG WICK Clerk
 Cornwall Il .li"x, O. o her hO. l>5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
! ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 Of THE RlFnet Stone COmDany.

E1Ak WO& CtvAD UVuWW0Wye
 Be n knUWta iDat w., the suJsci ibcrs, do hereby ass 'c,ats ourselves as a body pcliiic and c0rp,,ra,e, pursuant to the E,urleeslh chapter "f tue act entitled an ac! concerning communities and curl,"rai ions, and the iOl- lowing a'e our articles ot sgrt sanrnl and as. suci uIun-~
 astst. The 5cTporMe name bv which this cUi pol aiiUn shall be known, shalt tie THE BURNEr STONE COMP P4NY.'
 2d. rne sad c"inpSay siisil be formed for the, following purl"se.--ihat Is la say. the purchase al the -6'irnr, c iar'y. so called. n Lew,s county, Kentucky, "r ine lea.iu Oi the same in whole or in paii-.lhe p.ucnase Ut the riEht tO lke. use and vend la 0t ners the right f to be used H such places as Said company .hal from, tune i0 tIine elect. the "lmpruve. 1 nen in St0s e eDresains MAchinss,'' tor whicl, ,eitess ratrhi were granted by the United states to iWillia n,, ,Esyrs of COncUrd. New tiaIDpshirfs Orceinbor 4ih. .lSlD ihs -pnr. chase aud sale ol ,si"ns and hhsr pTnperiy- ihs g:aming, saving. dressing and cutting stonr bs tRaepinery Ot all kinds of otherwise t.,r bundtn. and all liner Ws'.s-ihe putting uv and erecting stone buildings and other uHiidiNgs and structures 0f stone and Oinei naierists-ihe. purchasing. leasing, bIring, ,0. uaLiiK wate: rrati fm the lrailsi,Tl laiiuN at stOn. and all other mslesials and pIuperiy- lhs pu, chasing and leas,nx ol such l"ls or paTcelS Ol land, aud such tenemenis as maybe necessary iur the business oF the cUmi'any- and the carrying on Of such otheg business aud opsra,i.sns, including buying and selling goods, wares and meFcBAndIze ae may be ie-rned expedis nt aud necesssry from time iO I.mr ior affecting Ihe purposes aforesaid
 3A The alnnuni 0i the capital stock of said com any sbali be twenty th"Hsand dollars, aud sad cappal stock shall c"ns,s, of eight hunrlrpd shares 1 'weAly five dollars each The statute law Oi ihis Slate Te,atinE to inni stock cO6' Orair'Hs. Is hsEeby particularly r-ierred Io atd made EaTi Oi these a,tIclra-- ,nh Itie cn s'ora;Em hereOy esIabl,-hesi and .,.gAnized. under and pursuant to .he same sha,l A.ve the Powe's enUmeri.Ird ihsfeio. Ani pn'csed according to Ihs regulations oi said iasv,
 4,h. bp,iness offics of said company shall he in ;oshen.- | ltchfJid county. Con. hrs''ea.: .. ,s~ .,,,,,,. n.,ro
 s"H" .x.y II, G. SMiIH. :
 CICERO COLLINS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
LIrCHFlELD ACADEMY.

The next term nf this Institution will commence on Monday. the lst day oI N"vrmbr. Tuition per quarter of J. l weeks. $4.O0 to $6.O %. An alditiona charg" oi 25 cents per quarter will be made for fuel.
 Tuition in the Primary School. S3. % pe' quarter.
 Instruction in Music on. the Piano Forte. and ,n French. Drawing aud Painii. ing. at the usual extra charges.
 The attention of those who arc de,i. ous of a thorough practical ed cduc"tion. i, specially inui'.d.
 i. J, L. HENDRTCK. Principal. |. Litchf fspLi. Oct 2I, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
New Goods <!
 ..T. ". AS5e!bus'6ts,
 Merchant Tailor. HAS jnst received from Now, York ., N "A large assortment os .-~s Fall and Winter Goods.

k-A V
 N N large assortment ot s~s
 Fall and Winter Goods.
 for xen,lemen's wrsr. which were purcfasstls by him expressly for. this market. and whicAs. he is,roniidena will be io0nd upon sxsmina.. ton to be eupetior io any similar stock'evef brought into Liteh6eld c"un,y. His stock of ' cloths cassimeres. velvet. vestiRgs, is coSnE ple,e, comprising n assortment oi ah c"lcte' and yles. in which hs de6es any one to exs.. hibis a supevioi l0t. He also has an extcriA Z siye assw iment ol shirts, bsaosns. cOliars. black and fancy .cravats. t.es. ssacks. susPea> ders. Rloves htsieFy, merino shtets and dfawe era. handkeYchiefs, unbyellasp and everl thing necessary tO complete . gentleman's, wardro obe In a superior maMIer. sHis'aNicls.6fs clotking this fall which has been gnt,np with,
 the greatest ssge, is larger than eveye-wh,c& l he will cell cheaper than eveF--And whCeves l purchases Oc him may be assured that the
 articles are just what they are repFesented'te.s 2 he. Gentlemer you, ais invited to eaM pnAi examine the largest stock of gooas .inths.
 cen be bcusht elsewhere. gen(ltmen fneniahs ing shei, cloth .rcan have heir ga.mentS lnsllR in style not to be surpassed in sasllion, and work n.anshir. and warranted. !" 6f. E. v.
 Richards desires to return his most eiheere; thanks 10 his friends and the public. lNf shss generous patronage heteiofoEe sxteDdfd tv Rim. and respectfully soliciis enntinuance! of the same. with ap:edgs on his part sde all in his power io merit the pablis pssReae ... ;,s h;a husiseah .s ~
 A good, supply # Beys Claiming eonssanile an hssd. Remember the 6rst seofe easf q Wheeler's Hotel, Westst. s.s.A. Hr.si> ,s..s
 CUTTING done as shers ne :G
 FslI spd Winter Fashions IT s.,sds N
 r.g RICHARDS ;
 Ll.ch6eld. october. ie59 :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
WANTEIl.

A 2 clerk . Boy Eusn 6fi.en sO Sixiesu k1 years sf age. Co eae wh" ls haneIa ariivs d ISisfiissnt ws e:s ss.s g."a si,ss, l"n.
 WSlsssavilia, osesssF tts aAsD. S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
STEAM ENGINES AND
 ..,. Il; BOILERS.

CONSTAN ~ FLY on haud and made to any Sf q .sd ~s :so a, pr%. that ca9pot fail to sait tue purchaser aud warraa!rd. Many years experiences has snablsd me 1O improve my engines co as to give entlrie satisfaction. Patronage k SOS I.c"ed anl orders by mall or otherwise wIIl be pr0inpaiy attended to by
 AARON KILBOuRN. No { Howard ct.
 New Haven. October l9, 1e52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
NEW GOODS.

" C WEBB has jlsi rcceivel large Os. asSuriin-nt oI Ci..fhs Cass,Ihers. FiaB- ns... Bi,nkets. Long and Sqnare ShawLs. W.r,l Dvawers and .Vsappers, Mr'in"s. Dc La,aea. Thihei Ci"ihs. Pasaprti"s sud w eat variety nf sus.h ( 'nds a. ate wAnsei.- A n.x, saeply "l dhaoe and single barrel Eswlsns pieces. Gun l,scks, Wad enti'is
 Pewde. 'A,ss.. Shn -hsxs. seven! ki"ds "i Sanstiue and RsA. powder and shat. Flesh T@s.. C"6rs. Sasar. Lamp oil, sperm and
 Adama nine Cauc ies. &r 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
MISS IVES

NTOULDsr"sp-ciIu4I shnuWnce to the la. w dies Ol c ,sne. amt vicinity. that shs. A.jusl returned ir,In New Y"fk with rh .ic- .el-cis"n "f new Eati miinery. Also. dsess and c,"ak irimm.ngs. .
 Gcsh. n. Oct. 7,h 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Mss BRADLEY

Invites the stt=naiaa "f Ihe Ladies to a new stock nfmIlinssy and f1uey G..nds. aIsa. DRESS SILKS and t'immings. isys fsS ehil- ( en. &r &e.
 LIss hfeld. Oct. &,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
fFOn the el6SGyiyaniaA .Cdsn. ) Nay 10.

"GI.Iry to Winfield ScOttl and forever silent be the ribaId tongue tIlat would slapder his name with ahSht that is not glorious iu nction' invincibIe in courage, and uslfailing ;n resources and wisdom"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Falls Village. Oct
NOTICE.

TpY order uf ihA. .Hnn. Cour, of Probate 4A tor tue D.st:ict of Lilcl,Ruld. will .hs sold at p4shiic Aucii,n ai tiso laIe dwelling house oi JIlIu W. Flsll, deceasfl. at Ban~ tam Falls, in ilis town oG L'tch6-li, Uu the 2llA. day nf November. A D. 1852, ut u cl"ck it, the f1ren"'M, kanless P,ev"usly
 disr"set If ni. private Hnlel all the psrsOuHI eslA,e of t.,e late sad la.l.N W. Fish. cO.l. s,sting .,f GiI kiHis os household fvrunure
 Mngg,MlS, si-iglls. cGfrihge maker tools O all desc, ip,,ons.a selt of backs,niti's tools e1ilsisting of bellows, anvil. hamIsss Ts, tOhRe
 6cc., also. other asticl-s too numerous tu
 mention.
 Als". at the snme time nnd place will bc sOli at pilblIe aucsiOh, ah llie real esiatt, j the sad J,,lln w. F .sh, decensed. G"nsisI,"s pf an, undivided rlght in the grist mlil al
 tsa,ttd.n E"ils: Mls1, the building usei as q curEiag4 ,.,sskerS sisOi,. aud ulsO tln' dwell
 ing lately occupied ny Ille said Juhn w,
 Fash. Said properly will be sold separate iy or tOgtii,er, as w.lt best sui; purchasers. The ahOse ts fne l'caliun f,r" " mechanic of any si-Scriptlun, aud especially a carri. age maker. tlle snnle being situated On one ct the bssC water pE!vilrg-S in, ;hs State. and near llIe liue ot th1 c,isheH H plated ilMrls turd. Pr..sidancS & Fisiikill Railroad. Any one wishing 90 purchase property of .his ,iescriplipD will 6Ad this a rare opportunity
 for dOtne ssSs
 DAxsEL SToDDARD, AdninisiraaoS. LitclRnlt, Ocloner 2s%i, 1852. 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
by Law of GONhen,


 VOTED, That f the uwuer uf any Caf> V ,ls. Hors-s. Swine. Sheep or Geese s.aIl suffer 'he sa'Ils tO go at large ous 0: his "r her enclosure afier ihe lsi day of December lS5! such owner sh,,il forfeit and pay [" any person who shaII take nI' aud ini.Ound the same, the snm oi twenty i've eenis fog aach head of Cau le or H"Ese, and len cents for each Swine or Sheep and slx ceuls far each GoOSe each time they -hniI b., sO E'ui,d ai large out Of ilie own. CTS enclosure and sO taken up rlnu | sl,all ne the duly of the lfaywerds in their sev- -rnl districts aud il shall he lawful f'r any Fre-man to inpouud any Cattle, II"rse. Swine, Sh"rpOr Gsese sn t'umd ont of it's
 'wHers enclosures and at large. Ami the PuuiIikrepsr shall receive the same cOIn> ,,eIsaiiOn nnd have the same powers ns | .re granted iE the Statute laws of this State, .. Entitled Pounds" Provided that ,," penalty incurred unIer this By Law .i .II ex :ee,i three d ,llnrs aud the owners of said cattle. A0rse. Swine. Sheep or l G-ese sO i'npoumded shall not receive the >ams from tlle p 'und until they aIlimve .'aid the persIn SD impOumding the sa'ne ,he Mln1unt of E,rfei.urs and t., the pound keeper lils fees and expenses E,r kespinx +uid crenI ures as itI Other cases of creatures imp. .untie.i, Pr ,vided 'hat any ners"u hW. ns a family resi,iing in .id town may let "ne COW run at large 'm ihn highwass 6 aad c4,rnn.,rls provided said GOV is restrained from 3 o'clock P. M. to sunrise and nut in. cur liI. aforesaid penalty. This By Law rr be in iHce for ono year from lhe lst Oi DrceIIIhsr 1852.
 Also, voted further that this be published in ,hs Li'chf<h E"quirsr a, least four suc- crssivc wreks previous tO the lst Of De- coInbrr leS3
 hn Ml.,ve is . true cnpy of record.
 Att-Ai, WILLARD E. GAYLORD. . A-si<laut rOwn Clerk. G.,allec. 0 Lnl,.aH 1 3fli lAi2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
TAPGR, 6 gEAIlONG
 BkANK BOOKS

A V rXtFhflVe sN.hElIIent Ot the abUVe "A ariIeies c.sneianaiy ~on hand
 Accopnt B:'oks aud Record Boohs of every dssrr,.H.on psds 10 order,. or any required LAW AVE. Paos .rp BLAHxs. sevi'rd ae. tosd,ng to 'hr mst app,Svsd fosms. and prInIed 0u 6nr nr-paases.
 PAvEa '--laP, Ertier. ,Lsgal and nTa~inG PApev. Iul' Sui'9I. iEam The hrsl msnaiae'o' sies alwsys;sn hald.l >.a O.. .. BOsg BsSpsne, of every description. e1es eulsd 70 Ehshbas slYls .ef Ssprkmenthips ol us chspsl satsss. NeN Haven s7.-
 GEO Q. DAS&STT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
LLNSEED t)IIA.

LkNSEED Oll+ nn0 Gailona pnime aTtirle pur' -4OVU chased wheh- the article was i.'w aud wIlI h. sold whnl sale "r retail as lew as IEe lowest New Yrk prices. As" it00 ponnds b-st quality "f pn. white Lad. hsr sale low by S & L. Ht'HE sur
 WInctIessr rr Centpe, O.i",.r Is59
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

kNlVE hundred yaris light c,l"red De l.a,nes which ought to have been g. Id last sumMer worth l7 ceuts for sale al lo ceNtS per yard.
 lOO0 yards clark colo.ed Do Laines a, l2l-2 v"r'n l7 centS. l,G)0 yards rich fall colors as one shil. ting wort, 9 c@s,ts. ,. .
 BR ADFORD in Wohcotlvilla.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
WANTED.

N MMEDI ATELV , Failrr.ss.s tn \ work "r usnis aud vests. Co I&ra r em. 'try,nsM and z ,cd wa:.+ wilt b. <, ven t" so d nans. Nune e"th.r need apnIy. Good Q 'ardINg pia"es will e fur"i. .h.d.
 BENEDICT & ', OV. u co. w ,ierhu V, O.s,rrlo i9l Iv
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
ARTICLES 0F AssccIATgQn
ROBERTSON CARRTAgE MANU
 FACTURENG co. fA

XXTE the umdeFsigned do hegstg anenclalo
 w ouEasIv6s as bujy lDOlIiic and culpos Tates pursuaus 'lo the SlslHls-oi the siale pt COnnscncui. relating tO-iains stock eOrpoIa. tiOns." and the fUIlo wing ste Ous sstssiss ey
 Ar,. |. The name of said eurpuuusian shall be %llobeFtyun CarrinKe ManufactmEiag Co.,
 k.rI.2. The capital sleek Of cad eogPssBs iion shall be EuusteOn thousand dollars. ane shall be divided into Gve hundred and eSGly shsTes of twenty five dollaFs saeh share: '. Art. 3. The purposes tor which aid enRs. pora,iOn iS established arc the f1iluwine. Sigs
 To manufacture and vend sHy and all kinde of waggCns, carriages and sieighs-tc msnu-
 lecture, sell and deal in any aud all Ein6D ot Wafks. goods and articles cOmbose0 6e trDus steel, wood Of bfass. ot any agGieISa 6G which iron, steel, weed O1 brass is the principal component pAst-~to aCq,aire apd haad all .buesA.. lands, ana any anc all oIher kinds oT prcPe.Iy q 1 necessary and cOnyenieNt fOf the Ps0secueien 6f Said business. and geMsFatiY to 'do all bust> I-uess connected with, UT incidental lO the ePoE1 poses Of this association aa above specified. Art {. The statute atUresaid is hereby re-
 ferTed to and made part Of these as,ictes, and the co' POra'irn hereby established aud OEganA lzed under and pursuant to eaid statute, 9heW have the powers and p oceed acc0rding to th regulations describe and specified therein. .
 Art. 5. Each suhscriber 10 these aFtieles
 agrees to take the nul4ber sf shares snNeNrd
 [" his name in the ca1plial sseek of said cors
 poEation, each share te be twenty Eve dollaFs,
 and to pay the same by. insiaNmenis, as the
 DARcc,oss shall prescr,he.
 AM. 6 PAc said corpoFstion ie establiske&
 and located in the village of Rolco.iviile,l ,lowb
 of Torringson, and Stale of connectirnf <, ; Daniel Robertson tGO ahaiee. Samuel Workman. 70 do. 1 Benjamin 2. WaMgh 4O dM 1 William w. Waugh go do l, ,Alvord Carriage Man0f'G co.-- 4Q d6 :, l Lewiston Thompson 40 g5 do | Aly,rd & Brother 20 d4 1 w. Weed 10 do, s. T. Seclye 2" go do Wm. R. Steele rl0. do DANIEL ROBERTSON. Pres1 D. HnbertsVn, ... A. Alvoid,
 Samuel WMkman, Directort Wm. W. Waosh,
 k.sThompson. 'f P. $. A first rate wood. workman wanted tor taSe ch>rge ot tRat department. apd taken por,ton of ..he unsnbscfiSrd stock.
 W0lco,tviIles Oct. s, ls52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
speci4l Town M1eeting,

VNHE Inhabli ants Oi ta. I"wn of Litrl.he d 1 aIe hrr-hy npi,tied lnaI tin accordance with the request ot recent meeting If the people) Town Meetlng wilt be hptd al ,t c ,Own.iu"rn on 1'Mts,iav the 2h day nf Nn. v. mbrr next. at ? o'riock ?. M .E,r the pur. pose of adopli..g >nch measures [" pTornre tie rOntrmp.a a, ed extrnsi"n .f the iiar.fns PrUvid-nce & FI-hkIlI Railroad rrsaoucs rlsIs TOWN. a. may he deemed proper.
 J G RErxWITH,
 GEORGE A. SMITH.
 HE>RY FRsBIE, Selectmen,
 WILLS Sr,NE,
 ELI CuRT.vs,
 GctOuer 27. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
WILLIAM WARNER. Fl, G. SMlIH. 6sgCRn0 nAe

Dated. a, .Eoshes this F"uslh day ot- or,cher
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

At a Court of Probate holden ai PlymOuih, within and ior the District of P.ym ,uth on the li,h day oi October A: D. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
M!Ol'lE F..

JoHv z TRAcv. .reshf..r.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Candidate for Governor.

The Louisiana Record, speaking on the
subject of Col. Doniphan's declination, and
the duty of the State Central Committee,
says: mo doubt but the committee will act
promptly and make a judicious selection ;
nevertheless, we take the liberty of suggest
ing that Mr.. Winston should be advanced
to that post. He can make the canvass Of
the State, as fully and efficiently as any man
in it, and he is moreover, tower Of strength
But who shall fill his present position? As
majority of all the candidates for State of.
fees, reside south of the Missouri river, the
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, should come
from this side. Whilst there are many thai
might be named in connexion with this office
that would do honor to it, they are already
appropriated. We therefore take the lib
erty of suggesting the name of Robert T
Prewitt, of Howard, as every way vel
qualified for the station. Wehope the com
mittee will take this into consideration.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20

"BARKs IN WILTSHIRE. Buchanan
thus res ponds, in recent letter, 10 the wish
of friend that he may be the next Pres-
dent:
II thank you most cordially for your kind
wishes in regard TO the Presidency. s. 9u.d
the Democratic party Of the country eievete
me to that most exalted station on earth. !
shall endeavor to perform its duties honestly
and successfully; if not, trust | possess
sufficient Christian Philosophy TO enable me
to bear my fate with cheerful and contented
resignation. In truth, so far as an per-
sonally concerned, feel no anxious and
ambitious longings for the prize. though it
| should come, gratitude 10 the American peo-
/ pie will ever be engraven Oh my heart"
The tone of cheerful submis sion in which
the Pennsy lvania bachelor anticipates fete
when it is wickedly insinuated he only fears
won't come, reminds us Of an anecdote de-
tailed TO Gen. Cass by Sam Houston, during
the exciting week preceding the Baltimore
Convention OF '48.
Sam, it will be remembered, then stood
pretty fair chance Of being "Polk-ed" into
the nomination under the operation Of the
.To-'t'HN i"i., NAee''''E 'le 0eha'ol from
Nl'chigan on fehhsyLVahia avenue one me
morning illt nero OF 0ah 1acih'o ''out'oneo
MN Tor orlet comparison OF rival hopes.
He"' General. saiu sam, Il suppose
you are prepared I..i 70 =, start On the road TO-
wares 1l 'he y; W ME ~ tioGse' ~ -
rl uJn' u',s ,h,h Te,' h,iJ rg5'Iy must confess
1t LOOKS d. "lougl, sLouIu Oe compelled 10
tHFh my lace IN 'hat alrection. am heart
ny SICK oi PTo'lc ne ana nave no aspra-
i'onS lot 'le ., FFeSlueIc!' ana beside you
SNOW my VIE Is d member % ol me cImrch ,.I
ana She q?eauS lIie thoueht OF the WHITE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
Hon. G. Porter.

A Washington correspondent Of the St.
Charles Chronotype, pays the following just
tribnte to the Hon. G. PORTER, the talented
Representative from the Second District
Il listened In connexion with other wes-
tern friends, to speech on the lst inst,
delivered by the member from your District,
the Hon. Gilchrist Porter, which made us
feel proud of the eloquence of the Honorable
Representative from the I'd Congressional
District of Missouri. His speech was not a
political one, but truthful, faithful expo
sition of the advantages of Internal Improve
ments and the rights of the west.
Mr.. P.'s manner, always dignitied, res
pectful and conciliatory, seemed to impress
his hearers forcibly with his arguments
He was listened TO with much attention from
all parts of the House, and upon his con-
cluding, was highly complimented by many
members. His constituents have reason &c
feel proud that they have such an able ora
tor, sound lawyer to represent them, inde-
pendent of his strict integrity great busines:
habits and capacity.
Apart from political considerations, Mr.
P. is one of the very ablest members of the
present Congress, and if his constituents
consult the interest of the State, and theil
District, they will again elect him for a sec
ond term"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-05-20
South Carolina.

The STATE Convention Of South Carolina
on Friday adopted the report of the commit
tee Of twenty-one, and then adjourned sine
die. The vote upon it vas, yeas 1856, nays
10.
This report embraces resolution and ali
ordinance--the first declaring that the State
would be amply justified in dissolving all
political tonneAion with her co-State>. but
that she torbears, from considerations of
expedience, 10 excuse that right. and the
cond declaring and ordering that the rigI'
of secession is prerogative OF the State. r.
the exercise of which AT any time she Is
accountable only 10 God and the public op.n-
ion Of the world.
South Carolina having thus determined =
remain in the Union, we suppose we .La.
hear no more about secession at present.
more especially as the leading organ o. The
secession party, (the Charleston Ncrcu.y,)
in commenting upon the above proceedr IS,
says thar this act Oh the Convention is now
the supreme law for US and for all; and we
bow before its authority"
/ We are happy to be able TO congratulate
the State Of South Carolina upon the aus.
picious termination OF this Convention. put.
ting final term to all agitation in the South
against the General Government Tor any
cause that now exists.