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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-13
YAZOO RIVER.

ST. Ii us.
lsave TIfURsD DAY, September is, at O'Clock Pm
ANOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEwMA- g-
a, pRiD. HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA Ma Lsl44sHSts4
rolEoN and All intermediate landings-Regular
oos and Neworleans Packet ILAH TUNA-Ths new light
now IN port eeeiying freight will
passage having superior apply
. WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
$40 u W SHAW d co. "a Poydrss street.
= willleave THURSDAY, Sep e1nber H. at 8 ocioekyu
GfOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS x-
Il and all lntermedae landings Toe
steamer UNCLE SAM, Captain John Lee will =
WHITE BUCHANAN 81 Fulton street
sl2 q w SHAW CO. "a Poydras street
WIN leave THURSDAY, September l6, o'clock p.M
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ..-
l. and all Intermediate landings The fine
ang IIgei dIaqgh. regular St Llus packet
FAN NEE, Captain VIM Edds will leave above
oGIEsBY 4 MAckULAY, Is Tsbogpitoass street
New Madrid or Cairo. si2
Will leave TUESDAY. September 10, at S O'Clock p NJ
E1NOR ST, LOUIS, ALTON, CAIRO, w
regular packet SWAMP FOX, Capt j. II. Perry, -
now IN port receiving freight will
pas.age having super ommodatioa FapPly
j. E. HYDE, IA Poydras street,
81. SHAW ZuNls, Fulton between Gravier and Common.
VIII leave TUESDAY September 49, at s O'Clock p. NJ
NNOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ n
end all intermediate aodngs-The regular l6staAF
L uls and NewOrieaDs packet ID. :. STA
"a, V" swtze master, port will
G. SHAW & co. u foydrss stres
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JOHN LLIAas black, feet inches high about is/
years old has both cut o. and several ms
iofshead-sys he ee bot supposed 10 be slave.
The owner will please comply with the law respecting him
JONATHAN WORRALI. Warden.
Newotsans August 90, 1853. an o inwa~
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WING sI1ETINc.

\ meeting q tas whirs Il v;.ehes,.r "a IA :,
she on laday, 9Th ihst take breji-
Delegates to the Legialature and arepresena.ir. IS
Congress for TINS district JoES s. MAaitr w5s called
. The cha, and L. T. MboRE appointed Secsetary
The or jeet Of the meeting was explaincd ~ III L.
BPaoKiSa, and his MOTION the following rlolauoas
Sere adopted HI
ResoFred That the Why's Of the eounties eIpposinx
this Congressional district as newly apportkntd be
requested 70 hold primary meetings al the seFral pre-
cncls, and appoint delegates district convection Cor
the purpose OF placing in nomination candidate FOR
Congress- and that, view Of the brief time h. &C.
for the canvass, Winchester and Tuesday he ga
Of May be designated as the time and place.
ResUlred That the Wings Of Frederick coAk,tg be
requested 70 hold precinct meetings and appoint dele
gates the district conventions end also 10 Al county
convention, be held the same day for The nod
Of candidates for the Legislature. III
The Committee Of three appontea9bv the Chair 70
report ten delegates represent the w r pre-.
enets ID the above Convictions handed in the Follow
iDg names: NJ. B. CartafeI VIA Auders Daniel
Wood, y. Richard Bowen Israel cbbour., H. t. Saw
age, David Hollingswerth. Jos. ridbat John RI Wat
George E. Sehseny- Adopted
Mcssrs. John F. Wall, jos. Tidbsll, and W. 4! Low.
Ell, were appointed committee 10 correspond with
members Of the party in the district aud AessrsiR L.
Brooking, VIM. Anders, and George z. senssny a
committee ID have handbs Published and circulated in
the district ID relation 10 the proposed cong entio
On notion the Wing papers Of the district were re-
qsested 20 publish these proceedinss and then the
meeting adjourned.
n Moh,- c.es,,
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Die.d:

On the l3th u February, near Shepherdstown. SAM
uEL PEARCE, the q Isaac and Elizabeth
hicCartney, aged one year and funf naenths
take these littlc lam6s,sAia he.
Xnd1ay them in NY breast
Protection they shall fnd in He,
In me be sFer biest.~ A.
Near Hallsovn. Monasy laszniag, he ssh ia.t..<
of erysipelas, GEORGE WARNER. son Of George,
and Emily Z. Atkinson. aged months aua 26 days.
Sleep on. sweet one. angry stora,
Shall break thy deep relsosc
Bright seraphs stoep TO guard thy farns
t'rill Gabsiei's trumpet blows
Ia this place Oh the ssh- znstant, J0fl y AsBURY.
sdn ofNir John and Sarah A. Avis, agd moasks and
} days.
The lovcds the dear Of earth
Are doomed to SINK and die,
The sweet infant atfts bir,h
Must hease the mortal sigh.
Parents. give DER yoar'g firf 50 vAnsrs
The lost on earth will live high,
His soul has joined the happy train
The cheFnb train above the sky. II J.
In wnchcster on the esd ultima, :, theresdence II
her son. in law, 6tseo b. DHcnsserfcr,) Mrs MARY
WILCOX. consoft Of DR. Wilcox formerly Of NJ
burg, agedF yesfs, month and 30 days.
Ca the ssh nit. lat the resideace Of hs mnfhersia
law, MrsI 4. Ovvsley, il Shelly eoantyg KY, Mr..
NATHANIEL. W. MADDUN. ferneriy az Fau4saer,
county. Va, aged % years. leaving wife aud Tires
/ interesting little daughters TO mourn his loss
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THE List.

The only way to give Ii. country reader an
idea q what Is going on q, washinetsn. vii. lie
70 wafi mill ihe work i done. and thea publish .
dit Of The public oiheers wh@ are spared. We
doubt whether Il would occupy more than 4 square
of our paper
In the mraa iime We cosy few cf The recent
removals ana appointments.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Byrad ,rits he nerief and eonsent If ths .Seaaie.
Pierre Soule, Of Louisiana. 10 be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipaeniiafy 81 The Uni
,ed States 70 Spaip in place Of Daniel n. Barrin-
ger, resigned
Scion Borland, 70 be Govefnor Of the Territory
OF New Mexico, in place Of William c. Lane, re.
ra0ved.
VIM. s. Mrsservy. ii be Secretary Of the Terri.
tory Of New Mexico, in place Of john GreineT, re-
John G. Legfand. 10 be solicitor Of HE Treasury
~ The Unied States, in place Of George F. Com
aslock resigned.
William r. Phillips, 10 be Auditor of the Teas.
Jury for ihe Post Ofiee Department, in place OF J.
Nv Farrtily resigned.
/ Julius n. Granger, ofthe State sf New York TO
he recorder Of The grneTalland osiee In place Of
y. 9. Terry, removed.
Ffarcis Bart, Of South Carolina to be third au-
Nitnr Of the easurY OF lie United States ia place
81 John s. Gallaher, removed;
Green c. Bronsoa llaie Judge ia-New York;
has been aLpointed Collector Of The port Of New
Setk, 10 place Of Ex-Senalor Dickinson, declined
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sEcoNp coNvacrIoN or sPRINe.


PAlL4pgtPzIA, April Ts--The Jnry came INFO Court
ths motnns and rendered verjerof gailty 81 murder
ii te first De greet against Arthur Spring After the
jury roiled the prisoner asked leave % make
staiemeAi. Leave granted, and he made aa1ag ad-
dress, giving aceoant Of his acquaintance viii the
murdered vasnea, aud bis visits 20 Their hohst. He
says his told Ain he would 20 d Carroll hsasc
Torsdav nig 1t aud get the moaey Lynch having gone
20 New York. nc ir1c3 to dssnaae him from the rob
berry, but no mentioa was made Of murder Ills son
told him that ght 70 to bed, and he did 70 The
boy home time ia the aight. sad hsei Tor
pocket bouk. He said be had the money. n, went
ont ia die morning and bought sore shras, Mt oaly
gave hira Sprng) = dollar hpte and golA Dolby Hs
said nothing q Inc murder aad be kneu nslhig CT
il tll he arrested lie closed with soltn kssever
aisas q his aud the guilt 81 ais n lie
was willing 70 die, but would die innocenf,
Judge Ksliyrcbnked he prisoner for his hard Eond
"a persstns sach improbable stacinenis wlieh his
moments earth were numbcrcd. He went 0Fef the
history cf his md the evidence the ease show
how utterly fslsr ~ thus ne had estrfed f-cCu
cnded b lfging him die with ialsehooa - his
lips, bt BY telling The truth . clear The character ef
son iron saspcion- kit
ssnseacs was deferred AID he prisoner sent ssk -
nfison. H. ii W l ssH Asl
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THE cERnYMANDER.


Tc copy from the sNail'' sket Of the debaie.in
the Senate, Friday.
This subject has given rise to- or 70 speak nbFe cor
reety has brought 70 light very angry state n feeling
aniolg the Democracy. One menter frcEa the Trans
Allegheny Brigade denounccs those who will pot howin
silence 10 King Caucus miserable faction 81 Demo
onts" Mr.. Goode, Of AIecklenbnrs. replies by eh4rac
tcrizng the Cancnses .seioief and facii0ts efbes
Of the Democratic party" 80 sR
The fact Is, there enough IN the Democracy
for all those who swear BY its bag II they were all
yulgarans, and content to Be ammed aadehmined
into the truekle bed they might manage 70 navi-
gate But unluekily, there Is Considerable streak of
gehtity in the concern, which produees everlasting
lowering and discard. The sussriAns, being The most
numero1s, merely desire to rule fer the pppose Of
nonopslzng all the spols but they animated b an
Unborn aversion superior merit and take al Sspecia
pleasure in harrassns these who lock down ugoa
Any close observer Of what has passed in Richpoud
drring the present WINTER ccd not fail have been
strurk With the exhibitions Of this Of feeling We
doubt any wings cordially abhorrcd By '.thc
violent and iactious members 81 the Democracy than
such gentencn Mcssrs Mason, Rraxton, datletf
Douglas, Amber. &c, OF the Senatci apd Measrl.
6oode, Tolin, Taaerro Neholsoh, &c, Of hs House.
Nothing but she power Is wanting 70 rrush then
+ Rich ,,os,cfj ffk;1r L
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THE cERRYsIAsDER As IT PASSED.

The ioiRI committee Of compromise upon the
Congressional Appcnionhent Bill hiving been re-
viyed, came 10 an agreement, and made report
yesterday which was accepted by both wings III he
dominant parry, though certainly hot very aecep,a-
bic to one Of them. We give the superintendent
below. II leares but one whig Disfict- The Acco-
mac Dis;ric,-4a ndthe calculation no DOUBT b ,ha.
Gen. Baslyis personal popularity is 20 anateI.ha
district Democratic.
tElra Distrist-Middlesex. wessme1elAnd. Rsch-
mond county, Essex. Northumberland, KingEhnd
Queen Lancaster, Gloueesier Matthews. Jaines
City and Williamsburg. New Kent. York. war
wick, Northampton, Aceolnac, Elizahe,h ciig.F
Secos1 Bislrsct--Isle Oh Wight, Princess Anne,
Norfolk county and city, Nansemond, Snrrv. Sus-
sex, Southampton, Grsensville, Prince Gsofge,
Third Disiriet- Richmond city, Hebrico, Haao.
yer, King William, Caroline, Louisa, Chester
field Goochland.
FssfA Dislnet-No,tovay Prince Edward Din
widdie and Petersburg, Brunswick, Amelia, Es,i-
nenburs, Cumberland, Ppwhatans Meekient1rg,
Charlotte
Fra Disfyies--Piiisylvani HaliiaS, Fransin,
Henry, Patrick, Campbell Appomaaox.
Sizth Diar5st--Aibemare, Bedford, Bnckine-
ham, Amherst, Nelson, Greene, Madison, Fluvan-
ma.
SsreatE Disiries-s pestsylvanis, Alexandria,
mock Calpepper Stafford king George, Orange
Eiga1t District II ampshire. Page Warfen,
Clarke, Berkeley, JefersSn, Frederick, MorgAn,
Loudoun
Mud Disiriet-R oekbritge. Augusta. Rocking.
ham, Highland. PeHdls.oh, Hardy Shenandoah,
Bath.
7san District Marshall, Ohio, Brooze. Hal
cock, Weizel, Tyler, Peasants MaHionl MONICA
gala. Taylor. Preston. Il
EIersnh Dis,riet-Lewfs, Upshur, Harrlsoh,
Barbour, Randolph, Bra1ton. Doddridgei 'Ritchae,
Gilner, Wood, Win, Jackson, Mason Putnam,
Ksnawha. Cabell. Ill
TirdfA Dtslyiet-Bo;e,hnrt. Crsig. Rosnoke
Montgomery, Alleghahy, Monroe, Giles. Merckr,
Greenb.ier, Boone, Logan. Floyd, Wyoming,
Wayne ,Faretie. Nicholas, Pocahontas Raleigh
IHlyteenfh Distriss- w Arlington. Lee, Russell,
Smyth, Grsyson, Wythe, Carroll, Tazsael, Pa
isski, Scott.
This is famous plan, and abou, as sfsctualty
ssiaes the voice of she Wing people Of lis Com
mohwealih as,he most ardent advocate Ok one
sided gc1ernmen, could desire. As sof Rishmo1:,
this Sampson y. whiggeIy is bound viii s,rOhi
cords but perhapshe may break his bands, ana
YET carry destruction TO The Philistines. TSeIDeli
ocrsic friends II ths Senates subs,ilas swallowed
with wrY faces. ihe biuer dose Mr. Douglas sais
the arrangement was anything but Agreeable y
Kim. Mr Mason ,honshEdi no better shan thl
House plan. but wouldsupporii il because be khouyha
to better would be atopiel Mr. Thaue son X.
garded the plan As compsp1ise between HE OBJ
posing Paries and would therefore support Il Nj
Amber and Mr. Catlett voted for ii in deistence d
the wishes Of their friends ana not in aceorlants
witAliheir own. Mr.. Thomas (JKhigl thtught:l
was woFsethan the original plan. But there Va
90 checking the progress q this Jnggernsui q 7
a.; ...-.s ~ -. a..
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Iasss..Iss u .onpsa...isn q c.nni..sDu...
Amesti1s ~ rhar,et Il Il. p,s1,-s.s Bssk !,
|H4lui4 % RicLmon1.l
Anendlsge tftsr = u he Ca. II virrinia.
.Ee ds,iss a1S privileges oflke General
iaie ihsrslps- TIE substitute 4 IA Al eoacrrn-
~13 re issNs &c once nf The cierk's Of id ivo
honses q ~ General sAszemb'r. ana snenIipr
q r>e11airg Ite 5ih section II chapter il VI ne
c2se 2. 1l1sinif eencerning oz,ks o. once. a
tEcTstinf ter l4s eertec,ioa az some II lke IS
nntef lie akt 81 H. 2oshl q Mareh. 1850
message vas received from TIE Senate inlcrm-
ing ne House that The Senate had a<reed Is he
House onl ealargilg The vote Of The Common
~saia n II sneprPoraisd companies il Ehick he
confsre{ee cpnmista. Va. /. u,o;.,., 4 rop.;s-
er the subiekh d disagierment between ne two
Honsss u slaitta 70 ihs bin proridin pay . ia-
Restitution vas adopted requiring he Public
Printer % print 5000 extra copies u he report Of
re hsd.oFs ssa1nssing Re apssni q the public
Amendments d khe Ssne,e 10 The bili imposing
taxes for The suppptt q Goxsrnment were sgrred
%.
a se-aais bill amending an act au.horisisx de
issue Of coupon bbnds 81 as 10 provide ~ issin.
certificates 81 Stale debt bearing less interest than
tlx per ctntum. was passed.
Al 2 O'Clock the House took 4 recess. Is meet !,
It's pleasure 10 enable time 10 the Speaker u sign
enrolled bills Of which there were about six hnn-
dred 10 receive his signature
IN the House, on Mondst Mr. Scar offered he al
lowing resolution, Which Is unanimously adnpteds
Resoirea That The thanks of this House s. rendered
70 the Speaker for The prnhpf. dignifed and impartial
in which he Has presided it, deliberations.
The House having concluded their legislative lahnrx
Mr. Ssgar moscd that the Senate be informed Of the
readiness Of th HOUSE with the consent Of the Senae
10 adjourn sine die.
The motion being adopted. Mr. Segar was appointed
by the Speaker CONVEY the information 10 the Senate
and that body nedAtely returned an ansuef through
Mr. Rives, u it, readiness also 20 adjourn.
On motion Of Dir. Nartz, il was :
Resolved, That the House DO now adjourn sine de.
Before announcing this decision, Speaker Crntchfed
asked to be indalgcH in few parting remarks. He
proceeded By making very neat. appropriate and feel
ing address, III which be referred 70 their long and
duuus abors, the Numerous and important Of the
session. which he trusted would prove beneficial the
State, 10 the kindness and Indulgence be had met with
from all the members IN the responsible station which
their artality had called him, his effort 10 discharge
his duties with Eaparhty and concluded bY returning
his heartfelt thanks and wishing all the members safe
and pleasant return t their families and fiends. He
then announced thar the House stood adoarne die
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Baltimore Market.
Rnndoiph q LatImer's I
C.RcuLAR or PaicEs IN THE gatrikoaE MARsfr
For lie aceek ending Aprifl3 1855
Rauorfad SxDresetv FOR lhA Free Press. vi

For he neck ending Aprifl3 1853
Reported Expressly Tor me Frss Press.
ArfLEs.--Are arriving freely ada SCH aesi 50 g
Bufrra.-Is very scarce all qualities ale in se-
tive demand SaIa VI GIades al rs % 20 fss-Cny
Roll at u 10 Is c,s-colnmon western lat 10 %
~ et. I'll a9l
EgAsg.-WhiIe beans are wol5h 81 90 10 81 rs
per basehl. Mixed 50 Is IS ~.
BAcoN.-.The supply is better and demand not
50 good though we quote last weeks rates Sales
OF Shoulders al 81 10 6! qtsA-Sides 81 y cts
Hans alto to l2s els.
BEEswAx-No demand. Htldht % cts3
CArrLgs--600 head were offered al the ssales on
Monday, of which $50 Of which sact ready sale q
S. IS . 81 37son The hooi equal y 50 e s., % net
The baiance were taken out 81 the elar&el.
GoRa.--Pfices du and sales ii 81 70 " CTS for
White. and S. to A57 cts. for YsloV.
CLovERsEgD.-Ag good demand win sales at 2 ~
50 10 s.
DalED Faur Sales Of Apples al 70 81 i2s CT. !
Peaches at 81 IS to 81.
DsgasKixs Prime skins are Bringing 20 70 -.
FGas.-Muskrat Y 70 10 ctx, Cpen and GRAY
Fox 5so % e,s, Red Fox 70 slOg, Mnk5f n 2 30
F'loUa.-FArther decline, and ma unse,ilsd.
The price Tor both Howard 4. and City n VIC =
nomInafS Sz75- Holders refuse b sssI al 4b5b.
FLAxsgED.-Sales atS IS 10 Sii40
GIxsEN0.-- In demand and saiess o. ~ % 20 cts.
HoGs-LiYe are III demand At 76l25 tgs7.
L4ap--Saies IN bls- a . 10 y ~ Kegs 10 ~
MgsrAaD sEEB- sales u Il 100 asss-vi,a ! good
'f o.rsr-Nsvars ssiDging d . 3 s.. seod A.
mand.
Prls--In good demand vita sales At II u eIo0.
RYE--sales Of II 81 20 70 ~ n ~ -.
TIMorHr SEgDT Sells readily aiIs3 Is u 50 80.
mo cts
sx.Es Roor-seasea Is ii demand sna sells
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LETTER FROM LIBERIA.
EDIxl. GRASD BAssA Coz. LIBxRIA, !
June l9ih. le52. {

10 Ma, Christian blackburn: H{f
MADAAa--Your leser, bearing date October 10Th,
1851, came sale 10 hand BY the Amarican barqne
nMosgan Dix" which arrived here In December
last, and would havs been answered by the return
OF tie same vessel but JUST she arrived we were
about 10 leave for the interior part Of the country
in war with the natives, who had commiIted some
deprida,ion on some III our citizens al Bassa Cove
feel delighted That II have yet a friend 10 the
world such as yol afs, who gave me such advice
concerning my souI's salga alton and am determined
BY the help ct God q, 1--we accordingly Wy vile
Is well, also my Two LILLE boys the Oldest Of which
Is going u school.
ana GLAD to hear that my dear relations are sill
alive, and have hope that The time,of emigratidn
10 Liberia will not Apse, before | shall have The
pleasure VI haling them too on these shoreS
| received The articles you sent me, for Ehifhfl
am more than thankful, and do heartily wish tha,
twas in my power "a make you amends 1 am
here alone il grieVes me sometimes when think
. Of my beloved sister and cousins. II had only
ose Of them here with Eme, i'll would be consola-
lion to me5 though pEThaps ought mol 10 greve.
for the Lord is able td sees his own proper time
You said in your Letter that my relations were all
the time inquifing to1lme--wondering where am
tell them for me that am in Liberia free
and beloved country am doing as well as ciF-
cumstances viii admit and am perfectly satisfied
as tony situation, anu do really wish they were
here with me 10 enjDylhe sweets of Africa.
have made up mylmnd 10 come 10 America
once more 10 see you and al my people. lhops
IBshallb be able in the cnarse VI a year or two tp
Gene. *I
My principle Occupation now is iarmia2 and
the people generally id this County have inrned
their attention 10 that Ii | have fne farm Ga abe
nprth-yest side of ihe Si Johns river; and stWouid
really be delightful 10 You. III gu coald but once
have all9ok at III, p.odketsof he Sell while in a
state oEcuItivalion.
III am extremely obligEdto You fer the Kentueky
Jeans you sent me. 1tE is more suitable for the
rainy season Than any thing have SEEN here.
John Green sends hisiave to you. He waswih
me In the war. As / have not seen George fot ~
years, can'tie you much about him.
send you small bag Ct coffee he product 81
nv faxm. | want you ID kr5w what's going on in
Africa. Use itin.femembrsnce Of your humble serS
want and write ia- whelheror not you received ii
and h1w you like ii.
Give my respect ID an the inoliring friends and
tell them lam we'll
l remain yours respectfully.
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Local Memsranda.
ArrisNTiuN. tNiiIs.s ,

The WHtos Of Jefferson requested 10 meet At tho
various Hrecincs in the County for the purpose u
ecng delegates To Convention Ia be held IN Gu AkLEs-
TowS the 18Th inStaat (Coarf dag The duty oil this
Convention will BIZ ID select delegates to repre4cnt the
County at large ngthe congrrsso COngentoh Il be
held ia Winchester, on the 3D. Of May 1858. Also, to-
nominate candidates for the House IL Delegates. III
CiHlesto.rn0a Friday, April Iss o'clock. r. NJ,
at the Court HouseE
SaenherdstosoaO Saturday. April l6 Q clock, At
the Tuwa Hall.
Snti field On Friday, April Is, o'clock. at the
School house
: Harprs Fery--Dn Saturday, Arrii is, O'clock. r.
NJ. at Mrs. Carrell's Hotel.
Katietora- Saturday, April i6s . o'chek, y, NJ.
at Osborrn,s Store. EApril "a.
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Mr. EtlssA +. ssspfa.cf this eoazsy, whO has Il.
fsaay had Ave patents for wen knovn and useful in.
tek,ions has made smother improvement upon he eele
Ara,st Grain lhrssher and caner But his gsnius has
hesn nrnsd 70 another very important discovery in
ssfsrs.es 20 Rs,soad Car Wheels and Brskes. for
shi.h ae il sbou, % procure patent The si glance
Il sAl isrenton esrres with il cuayictioa eutlay
"a neeees We wi uot attempt 20 describe il. for !
lev mouths win sespqss,ra,e is inoomparabe Talre
Je6ersoa Clarke and Fredrriek coantiss are hseon-
snx hnens for insentioAs, Net les than dczen
psisah have bseh sdsa 70 eitssas within he last
ysas. The prnpef ,piris j. up, Lei cur mechanic.
eessinn. his lsuj,bie e..nlatiOn.
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1r.r. ~ s1e eclseiu1t la.llE = nnlL =, = eke
~ VII Tet beccre \ l.tF-
Tke S,Iries q DE cEbissf officers &ers ;s.res,,
iso2 seocg . ssoQe fer11auss. ,1ikhs sal,'ls. 4
a, ne 6oss q Utsis ssn,s possss q. ss.ss
heen rr.ehct ytt. fAisrin ~ - Ts+3 lrCII ~ :
se1-ss 1..irio9trsit q lhe .tscTereEls 1ena,rs,.
fesdy proper thai or Nnis,sss resiir., ar1.i i1d
y able = move i styit via - dear
y q be great eoa1try "a nation q sef
rel.e..r.. nd dat eifssu should e h4el a hs
egsp1Esn said q hare keen he cssc Hkca. th,f
e Mr. Aenrpe droge ~ 10 81 lie ierdlT sasit a
farls-enn DOT lclI that Clb.1er ,is-
tiers shclid b able % make s'both ends eel' rAst
szrrcrnaet b thc kl,ier and fnhioa q A. Fekrzl
City Bat Why shoali those who rear nrrkit.esar.i
n1nenfs 81 greatness ia the Metropolis who
ear Nasies, and manuiasiure arms. b frEutsens
fnrr. shona the 3eehaas IN ne United sssses ArIs-v
a This plsce feel the smart Il dhniaishcd
nluicieney " enploymtnt. and hadcquase ecmp<s.a-
sca. There is indicated hers. 20 snouhs q skilot
surpassed anywhere, whilst the inisgese
Faaaliness, and subFetY. win eonParr fasSabiF Nh
like number q raen IN any eomrannifr 5a
Public attcnton should Be DIRECTED 10 fhs raafter 81
the next Cuagres should Be bessgcd lnd
applied. Not only the Armores but the Il eresfs Il
the toEn langush. and suIer detfemert b. is narrow
policy. These uscfll artisans shouid have Au,nle en-
ploynent and while wages ascending even where
the eorerneni shoald ntt be behind nsivi5aals and
eerporstioAs The iaboser Is worthy II hi ihrc snd
the Mechanic should receive an anrse f a.
service Of his stalxa aru that yin knsbie Ki,, 10 49,
tain y. family and ecrate his thden IS wIas teose
who follow the LEARNED prcessgns but notsorc uae
fai occnP.tinns Coneernhs the matters conhained Of
above, fully absolre the esEmablr operindenf for
kom that be enfertans fhe kindest feents TOW ard
aao vii faithfully co operate q any measure ookiBs
the Prpmctio1 cf he Interests q the worldly sea ursr
bis charge. have throu1 these though 4 ker -
hurriedly, and will take the liberty 81 calling ~
70 the subject thds ihtrcduckd IA future cornr
Harpes- Fery, April, 1853. AMEcfs1SIc