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TRUSTEES SALE.

Df virtue ola Decree Of the Hon. A lber, Con.
ID stable, Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit
OF Maryland, IN Chancery. the undersigned. as
Trustees, will offer al Public Sale. a. the honsc
of Joseph McMullen, in the town OF Port De-
post, on
Thursday, o1a day Of AprH nsrt,
all that valuable property known as the 'sRock
Run Mills, adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
The buildings consist of II large ston" mill
for grisl and grinding plaster, and two slory
is fall of 80 feet, OF which fall Of % feet
only is now used for the grst mill.
This property will be sold in three parcels:
one embracing the watcr-right and buildings,
with some land adjacent thereto; another CON-
tanning some valuable stone quarrieS, and the
third being piece of land along the shore of
the Susquehanna river.
A plot Of the survey will be exhibited on the
day Of the sale, or can be seen before That time
on application to either of the undersigned.
This property is most advanta geousl, Situa-
ted for manufacturing business Of all kinds. 1t
lies within few yards of the Susqnchann river,
md has ready access TO the markets OF Phila-
delphia and Baltimore by wafer and railroad.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the De.
cree. require the payment of one-lhir1 part Of
the purchase money to be made in cash on the
day of sale; one third part in nine months from
the day of sale; the residue in eighteen months
hon the day of sale; The last two insalments
10 hear interest from the day of Sale and to be
secured by the Bond or note of the purchaser
with security TO be approved by the Trustees.
sale 10 commence at , O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME.
HENRY C. MACKALL,
JAMES 7. MCCULLOUGH. \
Elkton, Mar. 26, '53. Trustees
- Journal and Gazette, Wilmington; Village
Record and Republican, West Chester; Lancas-
ter Examiner: Daily Phla. Enquirer and Pub
lie Ledger, Phil; copy twice week till sale
and send bills to Trustees.
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THE CECIL WING,
10 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
DIV ID q RICKE,r,rC

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
Administrations dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally OF by the year at moderate rates.
CE-Handbills and Job Work ofal kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of"THE
WING" is in the centre ofthe town, next door
10 Doct. Walace's Drug Store.
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HARNESS MAKING.

THE subscriber having resumed his old bus
ness. (of harness making,) has taken the old
harness establishment next to George Green's,
where he viii have constantly on hand Saddles,
Brides, TIn rness. &C., and will also attend
strictly TO all kind Of repairs in the same line OF
business. JOS. MAHAN.
Elklon, March 26, '53 If
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Fruit Trees for Sale

A PPLE. P"ach, Pea, Plum, Cherry, Apricot
II and Ncciarinc, Silver Naples, Raspberry
and Strawberry Plants, Grape Vines, &C., large
size and choice selections.
Apply TO JAS. S. PETERS, % n. Slh ST.,
Philadelphia; or to WIN. II. PETERS, Concord
vile, Delaware Co., Pa. [mal 4w
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BordentOyvn Female College.

This Institution is beautifully situated on the
bank of the Delaware river, near the grounds
"fthc late Joseph Bonaparte. For beauty of
situation, ease OF access and general hcalthinl-
ness, no institution in our country possess SUI
ptror. and few, if any, equal advantages.
The summer session commences May 2nd
For catalogues containing terms. Get, Address
JOHN H. BRAKELEY.
Mar. 19-4 W." President.
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ANSESaTIoN. The National Demo.

ANNEXATION. The National Demo-
crat, of New York, has Washington
correspondent who states that number
OF wealthy Texans, who have made
themselves as rich as princes in Cali
fornia, have just entered into negotia-
tons with the copper colored King of
the Sandwich Islands, to buy out mis-
kingdom-crown and sceptre, throne, and
even regahty, down to the last bead of
the royal adornment. and the last yam
patch OF the royal domain. If the bar
gain is agreed to, we are told, these
gentlemen intend making Uncle Sam a
present of the Islands. 100000 have
been subscribed TO meet the first pay
ment
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Correspondence Of the Bait. SUM-
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1877:

WASHINGTON, March 80, 1853.
The rumor that the Japan expedition
hus been countermanded prevails very
extensively, and it is probably true. The
Eolumbus was to be fitted out to Join
'Ccmmodore Perry's squadron, but she
has recently been ordered to the Mrdi-
terrain ean. We hear, also. of some other
importapt decisions and acts of the new
Secretary ct The Navy.
Congress, 0pon the recommendation
of the Two part Secretaries of the Navy,
made provision sor the completion of
the California hoating dry dock, but
with proviso requiring th- approval of
thu head Of the department. Mr.. Dob
bin, it is rumored, has decided adversely
upon the execution of the provision for
completing the dock by inclosiug it in
a stone BASIN. 1t is also reported that
that the Secretary has rescinded the or
der given to Commodore APP Catesby
Jones. to resume his former command
of the California staiaa.
The object of the Japan exp-ditien
has met with the approval of tn" Amer
lean public, and The whole world regard
ed 1t with favos. The most ssuguine
expectations were entertained as to its
ultimately favorable result. II is TO be
hoped that the present administration
will carry out the project i'll the most
efficient manner.
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SHIPPING FURS WANTED.

MUsK RAT, MINK, RED AND GREY Fox. RAG
III coon AND RABBIT SKINS. For which the
highest cash prices will be paid by
SOILS, BROTHERS,
sc Arch St. bet Cd & Sd Sts Philadelphia
l7S Water ST. Cup stairs) New York.
March l2-2m.
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RAGS, RAGS f!

THE highest price paid Cash for Rags, wool
en- eXccplcd,) at the Rockville Paper Mill, on
the Little Elk, by T.. JORDAN.
March o. If
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERs,

DOLTING CLOTHS ANCHOR STAMP
- just received al the Boiling Cloth Ware
house, No. n. 5 ST. above Marke, ST Phila-
delphia, a large stock Of the above goods man :
utactnrrd Of the best selected Silk, will not
wear furry, therefore will not require so much
knocking some cloths that are in the market,
and will bolt tree; the flour will be clean aud
Of bright color. GEORGE WISE.
All cloths warranted [mar % 6m
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Tlt is stated that Hon. Thomas
Corw,n intends to settle at Frankiord,
kentucky, where he intends practicing
law.
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ItrThe block of rhinestone from Brad
docks field intended for the Washing
ton Monument is at Pittsburg, finished
and reaey for shipment.
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4 IN TONS strong scented, just received per
IcU ship "GiAoUR.' This Guano was silt
ell al the Islands, and is OF very superior quail
ty. For saleb by J. y. 4. & s. ALLEN.
and s South Wharves,
Mar 5 4w PHILADELPHIA.
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NOR at Washington, according to the
New York Herald, that the Japan expe-
dton has been countermanded. The
reasons given are, that the enterprise is
useless in itself, because Japan has sig
nifed too often and too obslinately her
determination not to open her ports, and
because it is also impolitic at the pres
ent time, when the unsettled state of
aft airs Of Europe may render all our
naval force desirable, at a moments
warning. We doubt the truth of the
rumor, but give 1t for what it is worth.
MAYOR BARrG1s, of Frederick, Md,
in his inaugural address, says the whole
debt of the city. bearing interest. is 1871,
973, of which S25, 573 were contracted
for the water works. TO meet the lat
ter item, there remains to be realised
from the lottery fund the sum of ST.
SIC. He recommends an increased
supply Of water as absolutely necessary;
the introduction of gas light throughout
the city, and an increase of the police.
The ANNEXATION OF PEGU BY THE
BRlrlsH.-The National lnteligenc,r
has been furnished from an authentic
source with a copy Of the decree of the
Governor General of the British East
Indies, anneXing the extensive province
Of P"gu to the British East India do
minions. The decree is published from
the quarter deck of the frisate Fox"
and dated Goth December, 1852. The
province of Prgu borders on China, and
is Of immense Importance to England.
Gov. CRAWFORD, Of Georgia, Score
tarv Of War under Gen. Taylor, has
been afflicted in the loss of a beautiful
daughter. Ne has been travelling with
his family through Syria and Egypt,
during the past winter While at Mil
ia his youngest daughter was taken i'll
with a fever, but PARTIAL recovered, so
as TO reach Naples in February, when
RELAPSE took place which terminated her
eXistance in few days.
STEAMBOAT RACING. 1t appears, that
the sleamess Allegany and Thomas
Swami, have introduced racing between
Pit'Shurg and Wheeling. We hope
that the sport will be dlscontlnued and
that regard will be paid to The safety
OF passengers. We are sorry to see it
encouraged by some OF the Wheeling
papers, which exu! immoderatplv at the
Thes. Swami having beat the Alle5any.
Hon. G. W. MANPENNy, OF OHIO, re-
Gently appointed commissioner Of indl-
an Affairs, on Wednesday entered upon
the discharge Of his duties. During the
morning he was waited upon by d-lega-
tions from the Chprokees, Chicka avs,
Choctaws and Shawnrrs, on whose BE-.
half he WIS addressed by Judge Hicks.
MIR. NJ. made an appropriate response.
The FRUIT CRoP.-The Frederick
(Md.) Examiner states that an apricot
tree III that city was in bloom as early
as Sunday last. On examination the
buds of the peach, plum, apricot, &C.,
ar" found to be perfect and abundant,
giving promise of plentiful crop.
IlrThe block of limestone from Brad
docks field ,ntenH.d far thp w asbinv.
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bU. VII. aaa Bait. Rail RoafL

THNHE TRAINS between Philadelphia and
Il Baltimore, VIII pass Elk,on Tor the present
as follows:
For Baltimore. For Phiiadclphia.
Isl train, I0t, NJ. Is, train, lO,. A. NJ.
2nl {" 81. p. NJ. 2nd u, p. Nj.
3rd :: ~, night :}rd 50 81. night
All FreIghls received NJ Elklon Rail Road
Depot, must be paid on delivery.
BENZ. WELLS.
Elkton, March, j '53 Agent.
"NHHLS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
n subscriber OF Cecil county. has Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
Teslamenlary on the personal estate Of
William Crothcrs,
late OF said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on OF before the
4I!l day Of January. 1851.
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate, are requested to make Immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9Th day of March. 1853
JOHN JANNEY.
March 6w Exec'r.
lEyIILS Is TO CHE NOTICE, That the
n subscriber OF Cecil county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
TeStimentaly on the personal estate Of
John Ewing, Scnt.,
late ofsaid county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the sad deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
ooh day OF December, 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons ndeb.e ed
to said estate. are requested To make Immediate
pay ment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of March, 1853.
WILLIAM PIERCE.
March ) 6w Exrc;r
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WANTED.-An quantity of Half Barrels
w for which the highest cash price will be
paid By BROWN g. FOARD.
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w Az TED.

DY a YOUNG MAN. situation in a Store,
- in some adjoining town or 10 the country.
Best Of references given. Address Il. b.. En-
ton Post Office. Imar Oh.
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TAINTED an Apprentice 10 learn the Cab
w net making business. Apply to
Elkton, Mur.26. II. MARSHBANK.
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TIE MARYLAND AUTHORITIES INVITED
TO VISIT HARRlsBuKG, PA.-'lhe follow
ing preamble and resolutions have been
adopted by both branches Of the Penu-
sylvania legislature.
Whereas, The public improvements
leading from the capital Of Pennsylva-
mia into the State of Maryland have
been constructed in pursuance Of the
action OF the legislatures of both States,
and in the benefits which they confer
are alike important to each; and whereas
it is understood that the governor, mem
bers OF the legi Stature. aud heads OF de-
partnents Of the State Of Maryland con-
template visiting the line of railroad
between Harrisburg and Baltimore, be-
fore the adjournment of the present seS-
sion; and whereas, the interchange of
civilitirs between the public authorities
OF ne ghborng States is Well calculated
to unite them more closely III the bonds
of friendship, and to furnish the best
evidence of the benign influence of our
happy union-theretore,
Resolved, That the governor Of this
commonwealth is requested cordially to
invite the governor, heads of depart
mrnts, and legislature of the State Of
Maryland, to extend their visit to the
capital of Pennsylvania, as the guests of
the State.
Resolred, That the governor be also
requested to extend similar invitation
to the mayor and city councils of the
city OF Baltimore.
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NOTICE..

y order 10 accommodate the people Of New
l. ark, Elkion and North East. tickets will be
sold IT the Wilmington office for those points,
per through Freight Train. "a passenger car
being atlached,) leaving Wilmington at 6 p.
NJ. j. II. WARNER,
Mar ~ Agent.
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INDEMNITY FOR A STAvE.-A report
has been made in the S1aryland legisla-
ture endorsing the course of Dr.. Allen
Thomas, of Howard county, in demand
ing from the State of New York ind-m.
nifty for the loss Of his fugitive slave,
who was sent 10 Sing Sing prison in
1s49 for two years, and pardoned out
at the instance of the abolitionists three
days before the term of imprisonment
expired, by which means he managed to
reach Canada before his owner could
make demand for him. A copy OF the
report Is to be sent by the Governo., OF
Maryland to the Governor OF New York
to be laid before the legislature Of that
State.
The New Route TO CALIFokNIA.-
The new mail line to California, by the
Ramsey route, through Mexico, is about
commencing. The steamer Albatross
leaves New York to-day for Vera Cruz,
and the steamer Texas starts from New
Orleans on the 18th of next month for
the same port. The service in future is
to be regular. The road in Mexico in a
short time will be furnished with wag.
ons and animals, so as to make the whole
line complete. 1t is in contemplation
to supply New ORLEANS with a weekly
mail from California.
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FOR RENT.

4 ttorneyat Law. Elhton, Nd. efficcnel
IN door to Torbert's Store.
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TyNitE Office on Main Street, Elk,on, now
II occupied by Doct. Emory. Apply to
March IL. JANEF. PARKER.
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FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE SHOP.
PloWs, Stoves, Mill Gearing, sc.

TIME undersigned have now in full opera
n ion and in perfect order, their Foundry
and Machine shop at Port Deposit. and are PFC
pared to furnish all kinds of
.Nnch,nery, Stationary Engines, SC.
Mill Gearing of every description made 10
order on the most approved plans.
Plow, Stove andsolher castings furnished at
the shortest notice. They have also, constant
ly on hand, large assortment OF Stoves and
Tin Ware.
Having purchased the right of Rich's cole
bra,ed Iron Beam Plows, are prepared to sup
ply farmers and dealers to any extent
They have also on hand a large stock 81 Fac
tory Machinery patterns, having purchased the
entire stock Of the Maryland Machine Com
pany. Orders respectfully solicited.
MARSHBANK, McCLENAHAN 4 co.
Feb %, ;53 If
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John A. J. CresWeIl.
George Earle.

A ttorncy at Law. dice opposite the Cour
IN House.
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Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees.
1000 Choice Apple Trees,
100 Cherry Trers. aud
500 various kinds Ornamental Shade trees
For sale by CHAS. r. HAINES.
March l2Sw Brick Meeting House.
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The FRUIT CRoP.-The Frederick
(Md.) Examiner states that an apricot
tree III that city was in bloom as early
as Sunday last. On examination the
buds of the peach, plum, apricot, &C.,
ar" found to be perfect and abundant,
giving promise Of plentiful crop.
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Catalogues for the year, ending Sept 2sth,
1852, can be had by application to the Princi.
pal, at Hopewell, Chester county, Pa.
JAMES T. DORIAN, A NJ,
Hopeuell, Oct l6u Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
BiSl:G9 IVES LETTER or RESIGNATION 70
TIE DIOCESE Or NORTH CAROLINA.
nrr1


Dean BrET!sE%-$nu.. n You at lcaS'. that,
t yeas vaity vi my office Us Bishop have
IL nc haTraSs my mind and greatly enienoci ny action
~ rr times i!ur, circumstances have arisen To over.
mi. the ~ 4 ii;s and 10 bring 10 my mini temporary 30
e! Eu has brnn only temporary Tor IA spite al rnsln'
t0a 10 the reading anh Tie use II Catholic books:
in sn OF earnest prayers aud cr!rcaii.5 NAT God would
,,o my :In: rma!rst The distressing influence 81 Go-
he rst md in spite o! public ana pr!:a'" professions ana
which IL %! sg5pendc! Daht sincerely
n,, ~ shield myself ot Suspicion ant win nack the con
co.. ~ nv ,c.sa which had becn nigh lrstn spite ri
al js ami al G!anc other cons!cranns which would rise
NJ t., fore me- tie necessary consequence OF suffering my
mind be carried forward IN the di'cction III "hc ny
,lt- poina these doubts would again return WIN m
cer Il pr rra'n times 1" III: very bnrtefa 81 de
.ir1.ncn'. = = go, :.,i.
f l. = ,c,.r II. G,-,u'rriug 10 an! determine! 10 dc
,, .,,s ivss who's. health DEMANDED change ~! ri
,,, IN ,fn,, nr-racr abroad. But an>,ncc has ~ n9'
nn rrIi.l - M mind Indrcd the doubts That 6lsHt"c"
hare nro:Yn clear anI settled rn"V'uS; :" 'c'' "
.,,i ria. wiituu; violation oi c9G:ccncc ana honor
49,. : - OBLIGATION. Of duty God and Ills Church, can
90 !aiC.c remain - nv position. 80
o,r called unun therefore, 10 do an act I" cIshcfinc,
- ,r nj which al! other sll-sGcri.ic1n. acts ot my lie
49,. u.s.. ,h.. ru,hi;c: He'd sever the ties Which
nav. brfn strengthened hy long years al 1'c ahi ofol
nnc. which have bound my heart 10 mani o YOU as vas
paylds that o iona Than, and tHaEe my ea' n'u " IVY
, traces The sentence witch separates all pastoral relation
nc and rcnyrys - the snoT cd-n that here
by resign yorr hands my office AZ b'Sn"p =" worm va
rona; AGA! further! That am Determined 10 "a"e NY H'o-
mission - i.,2 "a holr Church
n addition t.y feelings will allow me o:y 10 slj Us
this act is .arlIr than any er"rPtl'E ." "a! pn nn' M
,l.s nv sG!c months the expiration % 'c c ~! WHICH
asked :, go absence, ard Tor winch 20 promptly &c,
-, .g, ,lars nj Your body advance OF salary,
h.-,h. .rpun all claim ufoH HG same anu aENnn"'c"gc
,nysc naund. n'!nlh'n 81 'out "Is' !" ~ ,s,' =
whatever :lt! Hi'c - VIC ''0 >- way
Nm car,iorcj affection AMI esteem pray you 10 allow
NV s' " Your faithful friend! ctr,
l.. SII.LlMAS IVES.
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Ngp.gspAY. t'suEvARr y, 1922


.r -. - ,,li.I and shc is after ss1Ee was
reiyea from He House anuoHncng the readiness "' ,d'
,r,~ ~ rrucett L. tie Counn@ III ne tiac'o'a' ' ="
Preston! and Vice Pcsi3cn "c senate 'gn n,'re
IN m. II Il! Of tie iu1se OF Representatives See p.seee.
ns t!rrcl lew minG'cs before TWO O'Clock inc senate
returned. . u,,.i,. ,n.oIr,Inn whjr,
ral,y,@ That cgn,atcc mcnAe: u The SENSE
bc apror:at - 'a' h's !" ainH ''ts - ont,d ~
Der .! III House :" E.u:rsn iiI'r' !" NJ y,
IL. lions i; wait on Fc.ralH Pierce = Sc" Hampshire
art notify an he ils rssr !u. '.sr'e1 !'cs ,
thr Ua'cd >.tr- years TO c'rme"'e on me ''c'
Day .: March, 1858 ,, ,
Mr Inn,cr was appointed ran"i''"' ." the part o.
~, ~ isr,rr @ spbnud the following 'esoIruo"
;cso!, d. tie, III ptsslrn, ." the Senn d. canse WI
liam King Of Aiioa"' - - N" United Sm,,s for hur
o" . =, commcn rec on the lh day OF March i-1j
r chair then laid before the Senate the report tom the
Dsp"r,mcnt showing he expenditures OF The Ms
r;nc Hospital Fund tor the yeir !-o-
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Immediately after the Icatna- read Mr.. Mace Of
InLiGGa moved I" cNpEnac ln the Ji5ta!s ne proceed
nus of last cvcang recording a"nus opposition ri
tac,ious minority. the iiou" ::r most part hns'ns
been occuair! win a"nns Tor auoUnrg or call {" the
House, winch :ls@ac!Hi {" TIE American Congress
rjcfe 10 acton on nj, mHinn.
NJ Joncs =! Tennessee moved ihat ne clerk INFORM The
SENATE that the louse "as prepared 10 proceed WIN n'rer
uug tn! by tie several States "f President and
Wee lrcsi!rr which was a"jg,t IT,
Tie Senate after enr5ci, win TIE President al IL
had to whn'' tir Sncnk"r resigned lie chair.
The trl!era having as'rGInnct the tsgc"tH" numbers
9ril much curtusra the p,sa: NJ u tn $rnae
stated t,' there b.cH cast b: The scgera! States. Tor
FTauh:n Pcrc. PSI votes AMI or HL!'ii Scot: !! 70:
President; and Tor Hr X. KIM PSI, an. Wa ! Graham
~ or Vice pirsicat. Franka r.crc. having Iv greatest
amber Of votes tie Pre!sn, declared tr Pc =drnt OF
III, untrl! States fu :u"r years r2mirnr.t nom the ih at
iach rex; and IN H. hing me Wee lttsidcnt OF HE
same iUFiny that period.
On motion Of Mr. Jones oi rnatsscc the Speaker was
authorised appoint "o Sinhcf- ~ Jpn member Z" mo
.sr. ~ u
nlorin. him If lie election. II. stated hat Il usual,
hc. the Vice President i"ci IN HE cy inr the
committee Ia Wal. iG also: HU; II M absent,
rn his election "uira nc Prc-!irnt D the Senate.
A message ect"rt from III" Scn"'', Informing The
House that N a'e. .. cn nominated u wat on Con
irfrc.
+ ,,as tlea moves tia: when Tie lionsc adonrn II al.
,u.l - !r.. eleven ">"rI, HE eject oil
,ti cscInt ne resolution 10 met I'll seven clock
m, ave, an! ,i4,- havrE .c. oiJ!,d the nation "a=
...,.. ,p-ayrs y. u1rs II.
( 'T..r. IIJr!.r ~, Il adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

UIGIIT y ITf0ElN T!s-Nl NVH TIT' Nv
80. ,,y.r.ys Fen, The steamship Yacht has arrived,
;,r I;,bIy ,,ruor,nrt news ium The RiD Gcandc Mata
-as rrn,,n Ri i; favor o! the revolution on the - uit
1hc military a: ii, en ndsSe when balc en-,
.rc4 in yiich tho Insurgents were successful bcncal
,y,,s an The III resigned his command t. Col Basar',
r, vii; retain tn post until the arrival OF Col CRUZ rom
ma,co IL had ais" retired 10 the American side OF he
r Grrte The STATE OF Tamanlpas has also declared IN
I,or 81 ms ,cvJ!u0n Dates from the City OF Mexico 10
,n Ism >! Janu4ry that the new President ceSeo.
~ ,., = =, ted bv Congress with extraordinary powers,
-; &C. - hrlors i.aied President ATisa. CcrcI,s i'm
rdatc!y re!rasca large number Of prisoners fTisonei
nv ,rista for political offences.