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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07
we have "uothing extenuated nor set down
aught in malice"

PAUL JULrEN.-The musical event Of the
week will be the concert of young Julien, whose
extraordinary performances the violin have
created quite furore in the Northern cities
His execution of the difficult compositions of Pag-
amin have placed him on level with any artistic
who has visited this, country. The Witches
Dance" and the Carnival of Venice" two of
the most difficult compositions, he it is said exc
cutes with an ease and gracefulness equal to
Ole Bull, Vieux Temps, or Sivori. The
Philharmonic Musical Society of Philadelphia,
and the Musical Fund Society of New York, have
both elected him an honorary member, and con-
ferred upon him the highest honors. Lst Rich
mond give this youthful, yet distinguished per-
former a reception worthy him and of the Old
Dominion. Major w. G. Corbel, his gentle
manly agent, is in the city making arrangements
for a grand display.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

DIsoRDERLY CoNDUCr.-Wm. H. Allen APP
peared at the Mayors Court again yesterday for
the purpose of answering the charge of alleg ed
disordery behaviour; but as the witnesses for the
prosecution were not present, the examination
was again postponed and the accused held to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

INHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool, the subscriber is in re-
ceipt Of his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
THENWARE, direct from the manufactures, andtby
the packets from New York aud Boston, his supplies of
GLASS. LOOKING GLASSES FANCY GOODS
&c. Having of the best assortments he has ever
offered in which many new and desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise in Earthenware and GLASS; lie is able offer
great inducements those in of any article his
line HUGH WATT
NH 15-3m No 70 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

Il AMEs A. SMELL, agent for M.llson Smell has
- taken the stand No 49, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A Smell & Co., and has just received
part, and by Wednesday viii have an entire new
stock Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, and respect
fully sohcits the patronage of the friends of the late
firms OF Jno A. Smell & Co. Barnes & Smell and Hugh
Rileigh. or lift
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

! - KAITON'S OFFACEs No. south 18th
Let all the world say what they can,
| 70 selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Also Delaware. class 74-March 81:
~ As 10 CT 90 4s 50 26 IL 10 81 10 IS.
Drawn numbers ofDelaware, No 75-March 81:
| 60 l2 "a 3 SO II SO % II 81 81 46.
Whole ticket Nos IL 10 "a, prize of 5000 sold and
| paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, extra 7s-Apri 2:
| II "a 20 IS 10 10 25 90 49,
No.: as q + e Sold and paid by
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, No rs, April 3D.
II Sc 10 81 SO Al 4s "A As 10 IS 81 &c.
Ticket No. SO A 7S prize of $500 sold and Paid by
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No 77-Aprl4:
II Al SO 81 81 IS 81 SO 42 25 40 II.
Drawn numbers of Delaware No 7s-April6 6:
SO sc 10 65 70 Sc 60 Al II ~ 46 16 l2 2.
~ sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, extra, sl-April5:
| 10 80 36 Is 90 &c II rs 81 ID 63 rs.
Quarter numbers IL Is So; halfdo l3 III whole do
5 26 Sc, $50, all sold and paddy STRATTON.
WEDNEsDAY--Delaware.N No 7s-Capitar s3s,sa4
70 Nos, la drawn. Tickets $40
Observation-Disclosures ex., No ss-Capital 81 900
10 Nos, ia drawn Tickets 90.
Observation-Disclosures, No 80--Capital: SEQ $780,
rs Nos- IS drawn. Tickets S..
FRIDAY-Delaware, No sl-Capital: SIS, oOo rs
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, extra, No s5-Capital: ST.
$50. rs nos, IL drawn. Tickets |.
Observation-Disclosures. No s2-Capital: $4,000
rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
tV Buyers are referred to my list of prizes, which
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
uold and paid by me.
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all tin lotteries promptly
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to
NH IA ~ STRATTON, Richmond Va.
. CHESTS OLD HYsON TEA. of superio
NH 3 WILLS L LOMBARD
Il prime Porto Rico Sugar cargo OF the brig Edwin
Filter. Captain Hewitt from Mayaguez landing aud tor
sale by
ap LEWIS WEBB 4 SON.
DOGGETT L. ANDERsON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts,
III AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
l. American Paper H angngs. Borders, Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers, making complete and elegant as
sortment of all the various styles in also large
rety OF floor Oil Cloths, India and Cocoa Mating Win
dow Shades and Blinds with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornices and Trimmings ALSO cured hair
and shuck Mattresses. with many other articles in our
line, all of which will be sold the reasonable
terms and Paper Hanging and Uphos erng executed ia
the shortest notice in town country. NH 30--3m
CASTINETs, COMMUNICATING Stretch.
~ ers, ebony and lockwood Castnets, for sale by
ap5 ZIMMERMAN.
A P By 'AS"IHS'-'' boxes for sale
ap6 Ell sKINKER.
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JAMES RIVER CEMENT.-This very sup

JAMES RIVER CEMENT.-This very supe-
- rior aud justly celebrated Cement which has been
used by the James River and Kanawha Company, spe-
cimens of which be the company's tdewater
connecticut by the Rvanna Navigation Company by the
North River Navigation Company, by the Richmond City
Gas Works and by various persons and companies, and
being used by Col C. Crozet chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge Railroad for arching the tunnels. (slate
work. and pronounced equal if not superior to
manufactured in the United States-s offered
for SALE put up new and tight barrels well prepared
and secured in good order, every barrel warranted
Applyto
CHAS. H. LOCHER, Manufacturer
Balcony Falls, Va,
Or ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
NH 2s-1m Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

PLENDID MIRRORS AT AUCTI
- On MONDAY, the 18th instant, commencing at ten
o'clock will sell at auction assortment of
the largest and most splendid
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS
ever offered for sale in this city.
The Mirrors can be examined on Friday Saturday and
Monday until the hour of SALE
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over 500, months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP. MONCURE & co,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

Il AMES II ROWN, Jr, (who has fl led the office
- Second Auditor of Virginia 30 years pasta offers
his services to the public after the LIST day of January
next as a STOCK BROKERs
He will agent, purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City, Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks.
He will for moderate compensation act as attorney
for the transfer of stocks sold by persons residing
lance from Richmond and particularly of State Stocks
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the audwil collect and remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims the public treasury.
j. B.. Jr., being well known throughout the State
deems it unnecessary to annex any references
de 24--tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

ENXECCTOKs SALE OF FAKM OF 90
~ ACR ES. IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT 7
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.-Wi be sold on
TUESDAY the 10th April, 1858, upon the premises, if
fair not the next fair day at the hour Of 10 NJ
of his DEATH containing 60 adjoining the lands of
Messrs Joseph Prddy, Richard Cross and Others The
distance from Richmond is about miles,
TERMs-One third cash; balance and months for
bonds bearing interest secured by deed title
retained E Eavw ; La ,;aI MosBY' Executors.
Sale conducted byV' GopDtN Auct. an
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07
AUCTION SALES
THIS NAY.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. 90.

4 NROCERnEs. &e.-OH THURSDAY the 9TH
O April. will sell 10 O'Clock at our auction
store. assortment Of Groceries, viz
so hhds Bacon
Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Soap and Candles
New Lard, in bbls half bbls and kegs
Moasses, Salt Wrapping Paper
K Rum, Brandy
Rectiiied Whiskey, Cigars
SO boxes Oranges
ALSO
100 packages green Teas of various grades selected
FOR this market from late importations
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 90 and over fopr months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN AGO.
ap4 Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

eAsEe> e. SUTHERLAND, opposite
S-S->S>> the Farmers Bank offers for sale
extensive rtment of the following articles at very
low prices, wholesale and retail consisting of superne
steel Kirby, Limerick. Virginia Trout Salmon, Sea
and other Fsh Hooks; Artificial Files, Mnnows Frogs,
&c; silk hair and gut Lines spun and plated silk do;
hemp do; Canton grass, silk gut. fancy cork
and quill Floats gut, hair and other Snoods, Sues deep
Bows Trout Baskets Fishing Books; walking stick
and jonted reed Fishing Rods brass Reels drink
ing Cups sc &c.
~ Merchants and others invited to call and
anime before purchasing. nah 24-tf
GERVANTs WANTED.-We wish to purchase.
~ to remain in the city one female cook, ladies' maid,
and one house servant all of whom be No
character and qualification. None othr need apply,
and for such win pay the highest market price
ap5 TOLER COOK, Agents.
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w GODDIN, Auct.
DUNLOP, MONCUxE 4 co.

INARGO OF SUGAR. MOLASSEs, &C.,
~ AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the sth instant.
commencing at IL o'clock, at wharf and warehouse
at Rockets, the cargo of the schr H Mckee, from
Attakapas with
2l5 hhds Sugar, various marks and will range
from fair to choicequality
20s bbs Molasses, prime quality, part reboiled
Aso-l00 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
80 hhds Molasses
TEkMs-Under 500, cash: over that amount, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07
A PEARL STREET SANS SOUCI
R1 HOUSE. ME122Sk

M kS$V,-4o
ga HOUSE. @E232&&
nj This House is in full operation, and EsH&A
&ja those who are fond ofthe good things
of this life, respectfully invited to call and see
Rfor themselves. We have regular Dinner from 2
\unti o'clock, and snacks served up ata hours
Just drop in and partake of good dinner o'clock,
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself home. Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and
any part of the city In addition to the above, have
sent to beautiful panting-Leda and the Swan, orig
nal by Caracco. Every should seethat there is
other exant, and free exhibition that Our liquors
fine and will compare with any in the city. Call and
fee
25 G KIMBROUGH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07
HERE Is YOUR REMEDY.

10 BALES UPLAND COTTON, for sale
l@f ap4 JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

NUFF-BRACE PLOUGHS AT sAUC-
~ TlON.-Will be sold on SATURDAY next, at the
auction house of MIR r Cauthorn. lot of cuff-brace
Ploughs, belonging to the late firm of g. Watt Co
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, M.
S WALTHALL, for Watt & Co.
Sale conducted by z CAuTHoRN. ap7
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

TO THE PUBLIC.
VUNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
Il the city of Rchmond and preparedto entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome
y furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant,
ly and conveniently located Broad and Governor ST.
the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction to those who may IA
no 7-tf RF DARRACoTT
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Nc.-The sub
Il scriber having purchased the stock of goods be-
longing to the of E. NJ Newburn, deceased and
opened at the formerly occupied by him. takes this
method of inviting his rieEds the customers OF Mr. New
burn and the public generally to call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly banda general assor
ment of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Toos
A. B. CLARKE,
II Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
"A SPRING FASHION OF HATs.-The
"a subscriber is in receipt of the Spring fashions, to
which he respectfully nvites the attention OF pur3
chasers. -
fe l6 JOHN lHOMPSON.
rz WOOL HATS. IN
II have still on hand large assortment OF 81
@NSback brown pearl and irab wool Hats, of all -
s'a''s III 'A'' 'e'' -" John JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main st.
Da5r WATER PROOF BOOTS.-On hand
H8% fine assortment of gentemens fine calf sewed
~. and pegged water proof Boots kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
de4 81 Main st.
mkbp SERVANTS SHOES.-I have on hand
$8y large supply of city made Brogues, heavy pegged
JOHN THOMPSON,
g , DgEss 81 E% g, .a =,
JOHN THOMPSON
de5 No 81 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

DS6p WATER PROOF BOOTS.-On hand
*8{ fine assortment of gentemens fine calf sewed
' and pegged water proof Boots kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON
de Main at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

DURE CIDER VINEGAR.-5O bbIs pure CT
Il der Vinegar, in store, for sale by
ape K H SKINNER, No Is Pearl at.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-07

mkap SERVANTS SHOES.-I have hand
$W large supply of city made Brogues, heavy pegged
~. Brogans and water Boots
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10
Mnx1co.

The republic sums up the whole course of Santa
Anna since his return to Mexico, aud concludes
that "here are all the preliminaries of war;
We trust and believe that the concusioniis pre-
mature, and without adequate foundation.
alt is not to be disputed that the procedure ol
Governor rias IN taking military possession of the
Mesia Valley, is both insolent and foolish, Grant
all th1t can be said of the enormous blunder COM
mitted by MIR. Ba:uett in running his boundary
line-grant all the additional complication OF the
case growing out of the wholly unauthorized and
illegal approval of that line by the Secretary OF the
lnterlor-still, it is notthe less true that under
the treaty, line has been run which the govern
ment of the United States can rightly recognize;
for this plain and conclusive reason@tllal lhe
treaty makes the Joint signature oil the surveyor
and the commissioner an indispensable condllloh
precedent to the yalidityor the recogniton OF tne
line. There is no pretense where that the con-
dit,on in the case of Mr.. Barletrs line has been
complied with. Without touching, therefore, the
merits of his line. is manifest that its recognition
by orr government would be in defeat OF the
treaty. To this must be added the undisputed
fact that the Congress of the United States has
formally and fully repudiated the line as run by
by Bartlett. And beyond all this, and if possible
still more to the point, stands the additional TACT
that the MeSilla Valley has always belonged 10
New Mexico, and was, as part of New Mexico,
transferred to the United States by the treaty In
this state Of facts appears that the armed occu-
patton of the valley by the Mexican troops is who'll
ly IN violation of the rights of the United States
aud of every principle of International law 1t
would be insolence if perpetrated by any nation.
When perpetrated by Mexico it is at once insolence
and folly.
Yet it by no means follows that there must be
war. Mexco-poor, weak, distracted, wholly al
our mercy-a nation to which war with the United
States must be annihiaton-is III no position ca
silly to provoke to ultimate measures either the
Government or the people of the United States
True, she may once mare pass, as she has hereto.
nnSSRd limits Of all reasonable tnrDeGr-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

SAD SuIcIDE.-ollnda Doane, young woman
OF Harwich in this State, committed suicide on tie
23d ult., under the most touching and distressing
circumstances. She was very respectable wo-
man and had been but few weeks married. The
circumstances of her death we find related in an
exchange, as follows:
"For year SO previous to her marriage, she
had received visits from respectable young man
named Hall, to whom she engaged 10 be married.
Her parents opposed her choice, and favored the
suit of widower of considera BILE property named
Doane. Hall, soon after married another, when
the parents of the deceased prevailed on her to
marry DCane. The friends were invited, but be-
re the time for the ceremonies 10 commence, the
young lady excused herself and retired. Not re-
turning her sister went to her room, saw blood oil
the miro: and on the floor. went to the bed, and
turning down the clothes, found her sister with her
throat cut, d her bridal robrs with saturated blood.
Assistance was called, her wound dressed, and she
recovered. Soon after she was married, since
which time she has been occasionally deranged.-
She tainted in church a few Sabbaths since, on
seeing Hall and his wife enter; and last Monday
week, at O'Clock, P. NJ, while the god of day
animated all nature with his refulgence, she stole
from the authors and scene OF her ruin, to close
this tale of suffering and wrong. ',-Springfeld
Republican.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

WEST POINT MILITARY AcADEMY.-The annual
review of the cadets of the United States Military
Academy by the Board of Examiners, took place
on the Isl instant. The Board of Examiners was
organized by the choice of Henry E Davies, Esq,
of New York, President. and Major A Bruno,
of Georgia, Secretary.
The following are the names ofthe first or grad
uating class-Jas B Mcpherson. Ohio; VIM R
Boggs, Ga; Vim P CraighilI, Va; Joshua w Sill,
Ohio; Vim Smith, do; John NJ Schoield, III;
Thomas NJ Vincent, Ohio; Matthew N Blunt, N
Y; Frs Skunk, at large, George Bissell, Mo;
Thomas Hight, la; George Bell, Md; Henry G Sy-
monds, Mass; John Chandler, do; VIM Ter
rill, Va; Jas D Burn, Jr, Ill; Owen Soloman.
Ga; Bowman, Pa; Lewis H Pelouze, do; La
Rhett L Livingston, N Y; Walworth Jenkins, al
large; Robert o Tyler, Conn; Richard C Duryea,
Y; John R Chamblss, Jr Va; William NICE
Dye, Ohio; Benjamin AlIston, S G.; JasL White,
Fla; A Plummer, Pa; B Chamberlain, N Y;
W WlLowe, Iowa; B F Smith, N ]; S P Higgins,
Ala; Elmer Otis, Ohio; A E Latimer, C; II q
Walker, Va; Thomas ilson, at larger John
Hood, KY; W A Webb, Me; L Grattan, N II
l. L Rich. Mo; James A Smith, at large; Thos NJ
Jones, Va; . Jones, la; ] B Mcintyre, Texas.
A Chambers, N Y; RE- Hunter, Ohio; William
Craig, la; R Ross Tenn; S Bowen, Ga;
B Davidson, Tenn; ] H Edison, at large; Philip 4
Sh eridan, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

How TO MAKE A REApER.-Mr. Golden, in a
late speech, said elf you put into the hands of
the rural peasant treaties science, extracts from
history, or books of travel, they will afford no
stimulus or excitement to such people, aud they
either will not read them at all or they will very
soon fall asleep over them. Follow them to the
village green or 10 the public house, and you will
find that thier conversation does not turn upon the
wonderful Falls of Niagara, o. the Vale of Cha
mount, or the exploits of Alexander, but you will
hear him say this .When did Tom Giles kill his
pig?'-tlaughter) or, .'dow many quarters to the
acre does fatmer Smith get from such a lieldof
whear2 Or, ifhe travels at all from his village,
Ills only in the case of some great accident, or
that ola bridge being swept away by some great
flood. These are the topics that excite his sympn-
thies, and to make him become reader at all,
you must encourage cheap local newspapers. Ey-
cry market town should have its local sheet, con-
tanning all the local news of the nelghborhotd,
reports of incidents, tile news OF the petty and
quarter sessions and county courts. These would
excite his sympathes these would make him a
reader when yon have succeeded in this, you
may then give him something more enlarged and
comprehensive and wise.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

ArrolxrMESrs.-The following appointments are
reported to have recently been made by the Pre-
sident: William S. Mccullough, Surveyor Gen
eral of louisiana Seth Belden, Pension agent,
Hartford, Connect /; Alexander Walker, Pension
Agent New Orleans w. A Linn, Surveyor Of
Customs, st. Louis, Missouri: j. Norman, Sui
veyor at Albany, Indiana Thomas Thornley,
warden penitentiary for the District of Column
bia; Peter Herman assistant Appraiser at New
ORLEANS.
Captain Robt. Morgan, of oswego, late candi-
date for the Vera Cruz Consulate, is about to be
appointed to an $500 clerkship in the Sixth Audi
tors Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

n-our Baltimore correspondent. under date of
Wednesday, informs us that the democratic party
there seem to be in perfect fement. Those who
were disappointed in getting Office. and their name
is legion, are rampant, and vociderate loud and
long anathemas against the powers that be. The
Old Hunkers sre grievously neglected. The Ger
man democracy 100, is up in arms. They say they
have been sighted in regard to their share CT the
spoils. Out of all the appointments only one or
two Germans have gotten offices. They number
in all probably four thousand voters, and believe
themselves TO hold the balance of power in this
city. They are about organizing an Independent
party, to vote for whomsoever they may think
proper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10
BARNUMS HOTEL,

s,-H CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned late prop rietor OF the uns. n
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing the Paoe ~
leased the above Hotel The building has Lho ~
thorough cleansing from bottom to top, Is now u
those who may please to pati onze it No sIeItSS
be spared TO make thus establishment one AMAZE
Hotels. -. a
have associated with rue in business, ny ~; sS
DoRE W. EvANs-it will be conducted uha1 iiI u
w. Evans e Son. The old patrons OF the V Li",..g
and the public in general, are reaPeetlL! nIsiIs
continue their support to this houses tetIs
Enquire for tBRTnums Hotel W Ey4N
ma1O-tf
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[PgBlIe Acr-cnAr.. 15o.l

PUBIC AcT-CHAP.s 1901 %
An act the Governor Territory or
Mexico TO capan extra session of the
bly, OF said should the be deemed ne
oessary and expedieni -
BE 1t enacted the Senateand House OF Represents
lives OF the United States in Congress assem-
bled That the Governor the Territory New Mexico
should he deem the same necessary and expedent
he hereby authorized and empowered calone extra
session Of the OF said Territory not
70 exceed ninety in thing to the con-
rary which may be contained in the act
approved September ninth, eighteen hundred and ffty
entitled Anact proposing the Stale the
lishnent OF her boundaries, the
by said State of all territory claimed by her
United States, and to establish Government
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

A MAIZE WOMAN ELECTED TO oFFIcE.-The
Easton Dstrict,in Lincoln county, Me-, has chosen
lady for Register of Deeds. in place of Hezekiah
Coombs, deceased, over Sylvester, the Regular
Democratic candidate, and the redoubta BILE .'Mr.
Scattering" The meeting was held on Monday of
last week. The returns show the cleo ton of Miss
Olive Rose, of Thomaston, formerly an assistant
to Mr.. Coombs. She received 469 votes, to 2O5
for Sylvester, and 40 scattering. One town to be
heard from.