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Drugs.

TINE subscriber still has on hand supply Of
i the articles in the Drug line likely 10 be
called for in this market He returns his
grateful acknowledgement for past favors,
and solicits continuance Of public patronage.
And he must further say that he stands in
pressing need of every dollar owing to him,
and he takes this method of informing all who
owe him, that he wants the money on or be-
fore the list day of January, 1852.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens, Dec. 1S5l-tf
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Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarns,

ECElvED, few bales Georgia Osnaburgs
IL and Cotton Yarns, which will be sold
cheap for cash, by
May 2l.l S. X. REEDER d CO., agents
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rs Negroes

VXTANTED TO hire TO work at the London
w Bridge, for which the highest price Will
be paid in cash. o,,,,-,,,,s co
London. Tenn, Aug 6, lS52-tf 2O2
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Savannah and Augusta.
THE
Steamboat Company Of Georgia

"ANlNG thoroughly overhauled VIII con-
i j. tinue to run the following Steamers as
above viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS, (irom)
HATH AN, (iron)
TH0S. 5. METCALF E,
TENNESSEE,
Which, with towboats and lighters afford
unequdllcd facilities for the transportation of
freight to the interior Of Georgia, South Caro-
lima, Tennessee and Alabama in connection
with the Railroads.
The elegant steam-packet d. /. Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida and Ala
bama landing freight by them in days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight mos aiken at reduced rates. will
be forwarded free Of commission.
nv" In order to prevent detention OrmiScGr-
riGge, bills of lading should be addressed to
GEO. Ii. JOHNSTON, President,
Savannah,
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN a. MOORE agent,
Augusta, Ga.
Savannah DIRECTORS. augusta
Geo Ii. Johnston, j. r. Bulky,
Andrew Low, T. S. Metcalfe,
Edward Paddleford, James Hope,
w. {. b. Driscoi i. Hopkins,
Chas. Green, +. sherman,
Joseph 5. Fay G. M Newton.
Jos. Washburn,
July 2, lS52-ly 1o7
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Powder.

DIFF F and BLASTING Powder just received
II aud for sale by G. W. ROSS d co.
Iuna %
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ID ECEIvED, Superior Brown Sugar for fami'
IL ly use; Crushed Sugar; Pulversed Sugar;
Coffee; Tea; Sui phur Alum; Copperas; Soda;
indigo Nader; Pepper Spice; Salt; Moiasset;
White Lead; Nails, and for sale.
July 2, 1852 Il. HOKNE.
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LENom's, Tenn, 10th June 1852
We, the undersigned, consented reluctantly
TO have L. p. Gaines Mill Dress tried upon
one pair of Burrs, thinking that little if any
Improvement could be made upon them
When we came to test the matter we found it
what it was represented, n great improvement,
and can cheerfully recommend it to Tiers.
VIM. LENOlR,
b. b. LENOIR,
l. p. LENOIR,~
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn
To lEhlers, and all whom il mag concern:
This is to certify that ! have had Gaines
new patent Dress put upon one run of my
Burrs. ! can grind at least two bushels on
this dress in the same time it took me to grind
one on the old dress-the Weld equally rs
good as that made on the old dress, and the
flour improved. am highly pleased with
the dress in every respect, so much so that
have purchased the rights of two counties
from Messrs. Evans d Gaines. who vends the
dress. Given under my hand, June I'd, 1852.
DANIEL BOWMAN.
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn, May 81, 1852.
To all uhom IL may concern:
certify that Upton b. Evans d Thos. W.
Gaines put their Patent Mill Dress on one pair
of Burrs in my mill, which has increased the
speed of grinding two bushels TO where it
ground one, and the flour is farer and the
,, yield equal TO my former grinding. am-
so highly pleased that ], in company with
Madison NJ. Bowman have purchased the
right of four counties. | would Just say, if
there is any owner of a mill that is Thomas
let him try the dress and he will be no longer
faithess but believing.
JOHN A. BOWMAN.
n. =. The above Patent Dress was put on ].
A. BIS Mill in my presence, and was so well
pleased with it that jointly purchased the
right Of the above said counties in order to
secure the dress on my mill.
MADISON NJ. BOWMAN.
July 16, lS52-9t* 1919
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

On motions the Convention proceeded to an informal ballot for candidate for Senator. whereupOn Dr. WM. w. WRLcu of Norfolk received 6 majority of tue votes cast.
 On motion of Richard Smith, ESQ .. the Hon. WW. ". WEIGH was de. clared unanimously nominated for Sen. ator from the l7th Distlict.
 Resolved, That this Convention has entire confidence in the ability and intrg. rity of the Hon. NIns. ". WeLch. and most cordially present his name to the EIeciors of the lTth District for their united support. ...
 Wm G Pierce. J T Norton and Noah s Wadhams were appointed District Committee for the year ensuing.
 Voted. That the proceedings of tlis convention be published in the Litchield Enquirer. Hartford Courant. and New Haven Palladium.
 CHARLES HUNT, SecretG.
 WM. E. RICE. ries.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Resistance of Law.

The Hartford Times has hitherto been a great stickIsr for Law and Order The fan.ing fugitive from southern despotism must be soized and manaclsd and sent back to chains and stripes, because the law says sO-and the Times was ready to assist in the ''glOri"us wsrk !'' No doom was too terrible, in the estimation of the Times for the nan who should attempt to ''resis, the execution of the law" But since the Maine Law has been agi;a.ed, the editor has become greatly agitatsd too. The very i6ea that he and the Governor may possibly be deprived of their champagne aud Medeira, is too aw ful to contemplate for moment. The stake and guillotine are nothing to it. Hear him rave
 '' It is law which ND MAJORITY has ( right [" pass, and which, if passed. NO NAN Js UAD T" 7E>PFCT. All nen have { righ, iO RESIST the execution OfsDy sucl infamous emactnenis. To resist fanatics h'go's. and OO . greht exien') the LIN. PRiNClPLED SCOUNDRELS wl,o a,. temp, this infamous iIeEG.rence wiih pri- vale r'slM and personal Iiberiy. is as incum. bent upon all treen'en new. as il was upOr our ancestors when ther rights were tram pied uHder E'Ut tn q far less vlliainous anC degrading manner."
 That reads like one whose whole sou is swallowed up in a decauter. But sh. editor waxes bolder aud more desperate q, he proceeds
 !" The Maine Law outrage began in fol, and fanatiCism, but it's inevitable eni i, BLOODSHED and CIVIL lNSURREC- TON: and when that comes, the PULPIT BUFFOONS and incorporate bgots wil he found as eager to sneak to the rear as they now are to lead she van."
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Certificates.

Those persons who are electors of this State, and who have changed their resi- 6cEce since the last election, should im- mediately attend to the obtaining of their certificates, if they have not already dcne 50. An article is going the rounds, say. ing that electors who have moved into another town previous to the 5th of last December, can be made new voters if they have no certificates. II is i. not so. They cannot be made anew, unless they have had residence of siS monshs in the town. where they offer to vote. Get your certificates, and you will Dc on the safe side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
DeDepaIatiOR of Maine.

One of the most alarming effects cf the Maine Liquor Law in that State, as set forth in the Hartford Times and the New Hav Register. is that it is causing the depopulatIon of the Sia,e! Steam boats. cars, and stages. they tell us, run without passengers. and the people arc Aeaing from Maine. like rats from a sinking ship! Tenihlc-isr't it.? Won. der how tl,ey ge. away. t they don't use the cars and stcamboats <? It must be Shat they run their canes through their packs, sling them over their shoulders, and irudgo off on foot. We hope they won't colonize in Connecticut. Bet why tkey should aveid the cars and steam. boats. is mystery. Perhaps they haven't got tke passa ge money-and may be the reason is that they stand a better chance to sec the striped pig." by taking the back roads. If the other sort of folks don't travel. the inference is that they are now like the people of "the Happy Valley" where Rasselas found SO much conten'ment that nobody
 would leave it. But will the democratic editors explain thing or two, which
 seems to us little inconsistent in their statements on this subjoet. They tell
 us that the people are flying from the State. as from a plague, because they are not allowed to ''iiquor" as heretofore. Then thsv tell us tnal they do ''liqror" as usual-that tho Maine + W is wholly imperative. and that the ardent can be obtained throughout .he State as freely as ever. Ifthis be so. why do the suck. CTS migrate? Answer us that, ye champions of truth, consistency. and free demoer0cy.- H. PalL0diuno.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

Dr. Thomas B. Bu;ler, has received the Whig nomination far Senator, from this-the l2th Senatorial district. We ea, . that he refuses 10 pledge himsslf in favor of the Maine Law.- Demoerds :.
 We should like to know upon what authority our neiglbor learns any such thing. Dr. B. has been a prominent membe' oi leading Temperance ass oci. ation. fo, years. and signing the pledge for that law only involves pledge to go the clean Whig Ticket. and we sl ould ike to fnd the mas who lesIns that Dr.. Butler will do aDything else.--4' orgalk Gazetts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
The Dfanner of Votlne

By the law uf last year. the eIeciOrs wifi be required to vote THREE BALLOTS this Spring.
 l. State Ticket, Senator, and Judge of ProbaIs-all on the same piece of paper.
 2 RepresenGntives-bOih on OaS ballot:
 3. Justices of the Peace.
 The polls must bs k~p. open until i've o'clock P. M., and tbe result in eiiler case cannot be declared until aTlor that hour.
 Plurality will elect Representatives ca the first day.
 One of the great advantages of the new law are. that voters can drposise all their ballots Gin three different boxes) by going around ONCE. And as the boxes are. kepr open through ,he day. the crowd and the delay are both avoided.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
o. BROWN, Secretary,

Goshen At meeting of the whie Electors ot Goshen, convened on Tues, day. the S0th, at the Town Room. fo, the purpose of nominating Representa-. lives, &c. the following nominations were made
 hepresentatives-Milo Bartholomew EraStus Merwin.
 Justices of the Peace - Augustus Miles. Schyler Bailey, Mineas Ives, Phllo Howe. Henry Norton.
 Tn, following resolution was passed Resolved. That as WAiys we have fuli confidence in the nominees of this meet ing. and that we will use all laudabl, means to secure their election on the lsl Monday in April.
 Voted. That the proceedings be pub. l,shed in the Lilchislj Enquirer.
 J. w. LANE. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

of the proceedings before iaal i"dgme as
 may be amended without terms, Red as |
 GlaiIer Of right,
 COmfr0cts tor liquor null Gnd void.
 SEc. I6. All payments or compensation for liu uOrs sold in violation of law. wlIeiIIer ia money, labIr or other property. eiiheI real Or pei sOnal shall be held and con, sid ared to have been received iu vinla,i.,u If law, and witllout consideration. and against Inv, equity and good cnnscience aud alt sales, transfers, and conveyances. mortgages. liens, attachments. pledges and securities uf every kind. which either in whole or in part. shall have been fur Or on accOnnI UfspirituOuS or intoxicating liquors, shall be utterly null and void against aI. persOns and in all caSes. and no rights of any kind shall be acquired thereby and any action either at law or equity tOuri- ing such real or personal estate, the pur. chaser of sHch liquors may be witness for either party. And no action of any kind shnIl he maintained in any court in this State, either in whole or in part for in toxicating or spiriluous liluers sold in any other State or country whatever. nor shah any action of any kind be had or main- tuiueu In AUF cOulI lu lIIS Glitp, TOT tue recovery or possession of intoxicating or spiriluous liquors or the value thereof. Applies to cities. to'Uns, and plantations.
 SEC. l7. All the provisions of this act re laiing to towns shall bs applicable to cities and plantations and those relating to selectmen, ahnll also he applied to the mayor. and aldermen of cities. and asses sors of plantations.
 RepeoE cf certain acts, &,c
 SEc IS. The act entitled ''an ac, to re- ,trict the sale of intoxicating drinks" ap- proved August sixth. one thousand eight 1 ) undr. d ana forty SIX. is hereby repealed, except the thirteen sections. from section en to section twenty two inclusive saving nd reserying all actions or other proceed ngs which are nlroady commenced by u horiiy oi the same and all other acts nd part of acts inconsistent with ihia net re hereby repealed. This act 10 take 'fftet from and after it's approval by ,he Governor.
 Approved. Jnne 2d. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. Ar Convention of Whig Delegates ot the l7th Senatorial District a, Yves, Cornwall. on the 24.h March, 1852. E. v. Andrews. Esq. was appointed chair. man, and J. T. Norton. Esq. Secretary. On motion. T. L. Hart. NJ. L. Gra- ham and J. Q. Norshway Aers appoint, cd committee on credentials, who ,e. posted the following roll of Delegates Salisbury. = Robert N. Fuller. D. W Hamlln. Hiram Stone. M. l.. Graham. Canaan -Wm c P,ercS, d c lsham Charles Hunt, Charles B Maltbie. Sharon. - Richard Smith, Elisha B Wininas, Augustus L Peck. Harry Lock wood.
 Norfolk.-John K Shepard. Wm E Rice Northway. Warren l. Brown. Goshen. = Moses Cook. John P Porte. Obed M Humphrey. F n Foster Cornwaii.-E W Andrews, B B North Ezra D Pratt, T l. Hart. Ken,.- George B Hall. J M logersoil. On motion. committee of one fro q each town was appointed to nominat, permanent officers of the convention This committee reported the following
 For President.
 E. W. ANDREWS, Esq,
 For T.cs Prtsidents,
 N. l.. GRAHAM,
 klCHAhD SMIIH.
 FOr SceSetdries. Charles Hunt. & .u William B. Rice:
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Senatorial NominaliOns

It will be observed that the three whig Senators in the fast Lesislaiure from this county. Messrs ADAMs, WEIGH. and HEas TON, have been nominated for re election. No better evidence could be givea of the personal popularity of these gentlemen. or of tile geueral approval of their course n, the Last session. It would be disgrace to tho wh'gs of Litchkeld county to perm it either of these candidates to be defenteff.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
For Senator's.

!-WALTER GLADDEN., New Britain. 2.--GEoRcE PLuMMER. Glastonbury. 3 --DwIGHr L. WILLIAMS, Hartford. 4.--G. l. GILBERT. Hamden
 5.-AsA NJ. TRAIN, of Milford.
 6.-HARvEY RowE. East Haven
 7.-NATHAN c. FIsH. Stonington. s-AsA L. LATHAM. of Preston.
 9.--SAMUEL s. WARxER, of Lyme. 10. --OLIvER II. PERRx. of E..;.fisl,i. -ia.-'rHoMAs B. BU1LEs. Norwalk. is.-HESsr c. TAISroR. of Hampton ll.- EZRA DEAN. of Wcodstock. iS.-CRARLEs ADAMS. LitcE6eld. is.--LEvl HrAroS. Plymouth
 l7.-WM. W. WEIGH. Norfolk
 ls.-BEFs. DouoLAs. of Middle.own. l9.-HESRY W. GILBERT, Chester 2o.--F L DIcKINsoN. Wil;ington 2l.-DwIeRT LooArs. Vernon
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
wH1G PROBATE CONVENTION.

A Convention of Delegn,es from the several towns comprising the I4itchfield | Probate District, was hell at the Mansion House in Li,ch6cld on Monday the 2Y,h day of March. inst, al 10 o'clock A. M.' to nominate a candidate for Judge of Pro- bate for said District.
 Tho Convention was organized by the appointment of Dr. D. E. BOSTWICK of Liich6eld. as President, and Dr. 0. Drown of Warren, as Secretary. The Delegates present were ns follows: Lhch6eld.-D E Bostwick, Sam'i Clock. Stephen Tro~bridse, James C W"dswor,h
 Goshen -Birdsey T Howe, Wm Platl, W Lane David Lucas Jr.
 Warren. O Brown, c Swift.
 The Convention proceeded to an infor, mal ballot for candidate for Judge of Pre- bate, and HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq receiving every vote. was thereupon unan- imously nominated as the whig candidate for Judge of Probate for the District of Litcbfeld.
 David E. Boetwick of Litch6eld, John M Wadhams of Goshen and O Brown ol Warren were appointed District COmmi.s tee for the year ensuing.
 Voted, That tue proceedings be publish. ed in the Litchfeld Enquirer. D. E. BOSTMICK, President. o. BROWN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
F7th District

It will be seen that Dr. WEIGH is nominated for reelection. A more pop. ular candidate could not be presented to the electors of the district. We an. ticipate the pleasure of announcing lle election in our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

ANOTHER VIcTIM.-On Saturday morning last . dead body was found lying m lhe travelled way. on ihe road betw cen Ballon's Factory aud West E;ll- ingly. It vas the miserable Wisck, of oae who has by education. talent and dispositions . whole man. Dr. Henry DH.iee. known to most of our population as victim b appetite. The deceased was about sixty years of age. He had been missing since Ihe aftcluooa Of ths l7th.- WsadhGm gslegycpk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

ET 18th District !--There is not in the District Sounder, safer. or more reliable man oh ah the important ques. ton which may come before the leg,s. lature. than Levi NsatOn. Give him a JaiI vote.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
LI'TCHFtELD ENQUIRE R
LITCMFlEID, March sl, 1852.

WHIGS OFLITCHFIELD! - A Meeting of the Whigs of Li'c!fell will be held q. the Mansion House .on Frid,y attercooa, the 2d day of April, to nominate candidates for Representatives to the General Assembly. and t0 lrunsact any 'ther proper business.
 F. K. MELBOURNE ]
 G. SANFORD. Town Com.
 F. D. MCNEIL,
 Litchfeld, March IS. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

o. Lock out for electioneering false . hoods when it is too la,e contradict them. Don't believe word prrjudieiaI 10 your cause or your candidates, which $ put m circulation after tue last paper before election is issued.
 uDon't rely on any premises of aid from your OppOaents. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

The lslh,-It would be entirely out ct place tor us to ex,ol the nominee for Senator in this district. Mr. Adams is tavorably Known to the voters, and al. ways runs ahead of his ticket. We re. gard ilis election as certain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
WHIG GONVENTIONs,
lath NanatarlaI D;strict.

The Senatorial Convention for the 18th District met nt WO0dbury on Thursday
 the 18th of March, at 10 O'cIOck. A. Nl [, was caIIed ,O order by William CO'hren
 Esq. Chairman "f the Senatorial Commit tee, and was organized by the appointment of NATHANIEL B. SMTrH as Chairman, and HENRY MINoR as Secretary.
 Voted, That Committee ofihree be ap, pointed by the chair 10 receive credentials and prepare Roll of Delegates to the cons ventiou-and John AbernetlIy, Levi s. Knnpp, and Merritt w. Barnes, were ap- pointed.
 <, Voted, That Committee of two be ap- pointed by the chair to nominate permn- nont officers of the COnve niion-and Thos J. Bradstreet and William Parris!: were appointed.
 Voted, That a Committee nf three be appointed by the chair 10 prepare resoIu- t,Ons---and Wm. Cothren, Homer R. Mer- win anL Levi Smith were appointed. The Committee to nominate permanen, officers of the Convection, reported as fol. lows-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
SALISBURY.
EOr Justices of the Peacc.

Robert N. Taller, Lul Norton. Peter P. Everts. James Easign. David F Hollister. HoIScs Lan,iOn. Rohart BosIw,ck. Jesse Remtle, J0hn c Mitchell, Daniel 5 Chpp. DonolL Warner, John H Russell, John lR Ward, Ambrose Grant, John D Joyce. Milo Harris Jf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

Young Men !- Tie bulk of the labor preparatory 10 and or tue day of ,he Election, must necessarily devolve upon the Young Mcn- If rHEY take hold Of the work in earnest, h will be dons-l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

Every whig who stays away from the polls. or negieets tO bring Ais vl;y seighbor aOih him. runs the hazard of b'inging defeat upon his party.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

Er The Republican. the Free Soil Parsr published in Hartford. by Nr. J. D. Bald Win. has been parchasei by Er. Phllemoa Canss|d. --1-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
For Judge of Prohats-Litchfeld.
 HENRY B. GRAVES. WHIG NOMINATIONS.
 NEW MILFORD. Representatives. .-- Isaac Hine. Joha Gaylord.
 Judge of Probate. David C. Sanford.
CORNWALL.

For Justices of the Peace.
 Myron Harrison, Obadiah Biesce. Geo, Wheaton, Rufns Payne, II Milton Hart. Anson Rogers. GuAtavus Rouse, Theodore R Gold, Jahn R Harrison, James D Ford David Vaill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
President.
President. NATHANIEL D. SMITH. Secretary, HENRY MINOR.

Report unanimously accepted. The committee On credentials reported the following Roll of Delegates
 Wsodbsry.-NAshaniel B. Smith. John AberSethy. Henry Minor, Win. COthren. WatertOwn.-Merritt w. Barnes, Tru> man H. Warner, Dayton Mattoon, George W OOdward.
 | New Milford. Levi s. Knapp, Fred'k R. Hine. Homer K. Merwin, Peter Woos- ter.
 Washington.-William Parrish, Edward J. Pond.. Plymouth Thomas J. Bradstreet, Am mi Gddings, Edwin P. Parker, Heury J. Woodruff. '
 Bethlem Nehemiah Baldwin. Wm. R. Harrison.
 Roxbury.-TIeury II. Castle, Benus, s. Preston, levi Smith. James Wakeley,
 Report accepted and the Rolt adopted.
 Voted. To take an informal ballot for a Sepaior.
 An informal ballot was accordingly taken and resulted as follows, viz. Levi Heatou 5: David C. Sanford 3, Reuben H. Ho,ch. kiss 2 Daniel B. Brinsnade and Albert N Baldwin each. lrhs, Delegates were not alt in when this ballot was taken1
 Adjourned 60 half past l P. M. Atiernoon session.
 ke>assembled according to adjournment
 A c,cnn ,N haIl>H dte for Senaior, when Hon. LEVI HEAroS of Plymouth. received every vote. and wa s ,detlatrd unanimously nominated.
 Ihs Committee on Resolutions reported the folhwing. which were taken up sepa- ralely and unanimously adopted- l. Resolved, That we continue to cher- ist firm reliance in all tho time -honored and well tried principles of the Wing Party and that we will cOnsiaue [" battle snunful. y for their triumphant success.
 2. Resolved. That we cordially approve and rality the nominations nude at tho hate Whig State Convention, for the several State Officers. anl will do our utmost to secure their election.
 3. Resolved. Tha. we again present to the electors Gf the Sixteenth District the name of LEVI HEATON ot Pl, mouth as a candidate for Senator of sad District, pledgIng him our hearty support. with a full assurance ofhis triumphant election. William Cothren, c. B. Crafts and Hen, " Minor were appointed Distric. Com. 'nitiee for the year ensuing. Voted, That the doings of this Conven. ton be published in the Li,chfield Enquirer, the New Haven Palladium aad Herald, and the Waterbury American. ] Spirited addresses were made by Thomaa TT, Bradslreet, John Abernethy. William colhren, and others, and perfect harmony prevailed,
 Voted, That this Convention he dissolv cd.
 MATTEL. B. SMITH, President. ! HENRy MINOR, Secretary.