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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
TO THE F.4R.NERS OF CHARLES
COUNTY.
CQTTINGuAAI & JOHNSOI

HAVE now in store for sale PENNOCK'S
i q Improved WHEAT DRILL and SEED
SOWER. This machine is the first successful
Drill used in this country. It has been simplifeG
and improved by the original Patentee every year
for the last six years, and now he believes he
has perfected one of the most useful labor-savng
Machines for the Farmer that is now in use.
We are also prepared to furnish Agriculturists
and Dealers in Implements the following articles
of our manufacture
P7oughs, Harroars, Cu7tiua!ors, Uheat Fans,
Grain Cradles, SfraU Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Wheat Ihreshers, and Horse
Pouers-aU in great uariety.
Castings by the ton or single piece for Ploughs
and machines. Also variety of articles too
merous to mention, to all of which we would re-
spectfuy call the attention Of old friends and pa
irons assuring them that all articles we manufac-
tnre shall be of good material and workmanship,
and sold on as reasonable terms they can be had
elsewhere We are prepared to fill all orders with
despatch and fidelity very cheap for cash.
COTTINGHAM & JOHNSON,
No. l2l Pratt-street corner of Hollinsworth,
au25. BALTIMORE, Md.
I'd ICHARDS' No. 3, Exchange Block, ALEX
1NANDRIA, Va, has in store the following Goods:
all kinds of Fancy Working Materials; French
Working Cotton; Thread and Cotton Floss; En-
bordering Braids; Silks and Patterns; Zephyr and
German Worsteds; Tida and Crochet Cotton;
Chinle; Purse Silks, beads, Rings, and Tasses;
Crochet Worsed, Tida, and other Needles; Can
vass; Gilt and Silver Embrodering Braids, togeth-
er with all kinds of Goods kept in a first class
Fancy Store. NH
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
|GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS
GEORGE HARTMAN,

1914 Pratt, near HanoUer ST. Baltimore,
HAS in Store large assortment Of Gcntlcmen's
ILL DRESS BOOTS, Morocco and Callskin,)
made in the most fashionable manner and OF the
best materials. Also, a complete assortment of
from his country friends and Others feeling assured
that he will be able to give satisfaction with regard
to prices, etc. oct 90.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
HAISLIP g. WEEDEM,

"
MANUFACTURERS OF C.4RRL4GES, &c.
Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania 4vsas south
side, above the Market House,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
WE respectfully call the attention of the public
w of Charles and the adjoining counties to our
large assortment of well made and finely finished
Carriages, embracing every style and motel now
approved. We have in our employ number of
superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, such vehicles cutomers
may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or
taken in exchange for new ones. Secondhand
Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms
We also manufacture and have ready-nade all
kinds of HARNESS.
Thankful for past favors we would say T. those
who may favor US with their patronage thatwe will
sell as low as any other manufacturer in The city
(if not lower) for cash or approved paper.
HAISLIP & WEEDEN.
Washington, Sept. 10, ls5l-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
FOR BALTIMORE g. WASHINGTON.
~ eEem
sssSSr,...sGgIs.lr..s.IZ.

N7ILL, on the 18th September, commence run
w ming regularly between the above places
A. NJ. Returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday
at o'clock, P. NJ She will touch regularly going
and returning at Cone River, Leonard Town, and
st. Mary's River, and at the usual landings on the
Potomac for signals or to land.
Passage and Freight at the usual rate.
sep l5-tf JAMES MITCHELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

EO00 LBS. Minor & Horton IS PLOW CAS-
COOO TINGS, landing from schnr. Empire;
p store and landing 400 Flows, assorted sizes, from
Minor and Horizons Factory direct. and for sale at
lowest prices at the Agricultural Warehouse, Fair
fax Street, Alexandria, Va, by
oct 90. r. S. HUCK.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

CARPETS.-A fresh supply of Carpets and
~ Oil Cloth, for sale at
MEYENBERG & BROS,
a,6 Alexandria,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

& BROS will sell off the bal
lVI ance of their WINTER GOODS, together
with their stock of BEREGE DE LANES,
LAWNS, &C., left over from last summer, at a
bout half the usual price for such Goods in order
to make room for their Spring supply.
Alexandria, March 3, 1854.
TLOOR OIL CLOTH of all widths and our
l. new supply of CARPETlNG have been Just
received direct from manufacturers, and will be
sold at very low prices by
MEYENBERG s. BROS.
Alexandra, March g 1854.
CHALLIES, Printed Barage, Barage Delain,
~ Mourning do, Fancy Lawn, Sc, for sale very
cheap by Z. w. bafNEn'
je 80 -
ygyOBACCO and CIGARS-A fine quality, for
J. nov II sale by VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

EADY-MADE CLOTHING-a lot of very
III superior Overcoats and Vests, for sale by
nov II VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

c. Harris, in Upper Marlboro.
On Wednesdays and Satwdays-At the stables
of the subscriber, near Brandywine, Prince
Georges county.
On, Thursdays and Fridays-At the stables of
Col. John D. Bowling, in Woodville, Prince
Georges county.
TERMS SIS the season, payable at its close;
insurance S25. The season to commence on the
Bird of April and end the 3rd of July. These
beautiful Horses will stand the season together,
at the request of several gentlemen, who wish to
breed from both.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

CIGARS and Smoking Tobacco. prime lot for
~ sale by {mh 3o) WM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

FREsH GARDEN sEE I'd: III srs subscribers
and well selected assortment of Imported and A
merican Garden and other Seeds, and will be
constantly supplied throughout the season. Va
rieties not on hand will be procured at sort no.
tee, and particular attention given in filing or
ders with varieties specified.
PEEL & STEVENS, store cor. King
feb 16 and Fairfax SITS +, Alexandra, Va.
~OD LIVER OIL.-Rushton, Clark .&rCo.'s-
I ;,,st received bv DAY s. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

TISH s G.. A. SALT-A lot of prime Turks
II Island and Ground Alum Gin sacks( SAT-, tor
NH so sale by VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

NEW DRESS GOODS.-The attention of
~ ladies is respectfully invited to my stock of
new spring styles of Berege Delaine, Ginghams,
Lawns, Bereges, Lawns and Musllns, dotted and
Main Swiss. All of which will be sold on the most
pleasing terms. VIM Duo" Ehh'
NIB 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

DUSHTON s. CLARk'S Cod Liver Oil, SAID
IL to be the best made, for sale by
nov < VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

Il. A. DENORNlANDIE, State Agent.
Battle Greek, Michigan, June "a, 1853.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
Druggists generally, and by
CANDY & HATCH, Baltimore.
DAY & PADGErr, WIN BOSWELL, Port Tobacco;
G. H. MORGAN, Chaptico.
Nov. "a 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

NTACKREL and CODFlSH-A prime lot OF
ltl Goldfish and Mackre for sale by
ian 8 WIN. BOSWELL.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-01

A FEARFUL S~cESc.-The Eclectic Medical
College at Rome, N. Y, was burned on the
night Of the 9th inst. One of the papers of
that town has the following,
After the fire was subdued, an awful and
disgusting sight was presented in the disscct-
ing room. Bodies and portions Of bodies lay
scattered around, limbs, ribs, skulls, intestines
aud slices Of human flesh in great proflsion,
as though just dissccted, met the eyes Of those
who entered the room. while tho horrible etfln-
via from the burning of human flesh in two
large stoves in the room sickencd those who
vcntured near. The physicians speedily dis.
appeared.
These sights cnraged those who were pre-.
sent, and immediately commenced n scene of
riot difficult 10 describe. The windows were
raised and broken, and many portions of
bodies thrown out upon the crowd below
Among the rest u small coffin was thrown
from the tmth story window down upon the
tow path and burst open by the conclusion,
when the body of a child, apparently six or
seven years of age, with a lead almost rs large
Hs q peck measure, was exposed To yiew-thc
coffin being broken to pieces, The sheriff
and his officers had great difficulty ia dispcr-
sing the mob.
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The Fourth Of July.

It has been husgested To us, that Il would
b proper Coz ~ tine cd TEXANS In the State.
ewr give the word - suit their taste 10 meet
enkcther on the hext Anniversary Of Amoe;csn
Independence. We are not appraised THAI there
Is any particular object to be accomplished by
this meeting. They only wish to get together.
revive recollcctions Of by.gonc times, count
noses and have = good time, generally. This
would certainly, be agreeable to those who,
az M early day, underwent the hArdships of a
frontier life, and paved the way for the bresent
unparalleled prosperity Of the State. 1t would
be . green spot in their lives, and one to which
their thoughts would rccur, in after life. with
pleasure, mingled, perhaps, with pain, because
many, who woro their comrades in DAYS of
yore, have paid the last debt Of nature. 0on.
Iaies was named rs a,smitablc place for the
meeting. We would prefer Segnin, q" The
city Of Liye-osks." --Sarin Mercury. flso
We heartily endorse the sbove with the ex-
ccption of making Seguin the place of meet.
ing. Gonzales would. undoubtedly. be the
proper place for such an ~nssemb,agc to con.
venc; for aside from other good reasons We
could name, Il Is moi only a more central point
tbnn Seguip, and one among the oldest towns
In the State, but has been tho scene Of many
gallant md daring exploits during the darkest
days OF the Republic. There are many old
Texans residing in our county who would
take great delight in welcoming to the town
to their homcsAthc' faces Of their old friends
and comrades OF extending to them real, gen.
u'nc hosp itality--of reciting their many hair
breadth 'scapcs-of ~rcviving recoliectiops OF
by gone days-of 6ghtins their battles o'cr
again, md finally, Of rcapiig Ii some meas
ure the reward of efforts to be appreciated by
those only who have fought shoulder to shout.
der for their homes and liberty. Thc though,
Of such n mccting is ahappy one, the time ap.
propriate, and the place-Gonzales--the most
lifting. Here. those old veterans would he
warmly received and happily entertained by
all Of our citizens, both male and female.
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AnAct

CONCERNING OFFENCES AGAINST LIFE or PERSON.
Section !. BE il enacted by the Legislature
of tho State OF Texas, That any person being
at the time within or without the limits of the
State of Texas, who shall commit any offence
against the life or person Of another, specified
in nm act passed the twentieth day of March.
ls4s, entitled an net concerning crimes and
pnnishmcnts, that other, being within the lin.
lis the State or thatnny personsb being within
the limits of the State of Texas, shall commit
any offence specified as aforesaid against the
life or person Of another, TINT other being with.
in or without the limits of the State, shall be
punished rs specified in said act, and in cases
of homicide, the offence shall be made out by
proof and in all cases where the deceased died
without the limits Of the State, the same may
be given in evidence, and the, same consequence
shall attach to such proof as if the dcceas.
cd had died within the limits of the State.
Approved January 81, 1854. .a.a
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Mac NImtn of Trxns.

COUNTY or GONZALES.
Costatg thsY1-tbr bird Uye,. iS1a
a MANDA = ISBELl. Adminissaef Estate
IA ct James II, lsbcll, deceased, a., filed in
said Court the 18th lust, hor i~inaitsest for set.
ucmeut notice l. hereby gwen that fnal &C.
couai will be Acted upon at the April n Of S,id
Court, to he holden ct the C~our,.hoas,,he town
of Gonsalas, on Mouday the eith soC April,
iSai. Nheu all persons iuletested in estate can
appear aud contest said account, Il fstc proper.
thy order ~ the Coat,)
~ Given under my hand mH'ciA seal
J.. \ ! this eth Jas NJ March, IA
| y tlixSArLr, Clakt a. G.
tiousales, April I. le5l-i4,ts
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RAuRoAns BrnINp1HE AGE-A correspond.
cnt writing from Paris saws 49," 1--WE remark
able experiments IN acroStatiun have highly
astonisicd this city. of the first | did not
write YOU, for supposed Il a hoax. but IL has
heen repeated since. aud an eye witness has told
mc of che wonderful results 4 man envc!op.
eel IN a nets~ork containing a large nuintmr ~
hlaidcrS filled with hydrogen gas ran. ,wo
sundays ago, Town ,hc Champs klyse,s n, the
rate 1T thsty-tivc milCs an hour. ilis lea,S
we're snur,pous The ascenSiunal power OF the
Fas was not sOilicicnt TO- carry him N.Y. hu, IL
heutrsliscd ~thfes-qpsFsers ~ his weight Iaa
Sunday bee reviewed isac experiment uj~sa an
c%Sictinr boulevard with . lihlc rsofc sas. bic
made eifiy n:sicS an 's"ar. AMI SAITH that Wi,h q
svofshlc sits, he cnaad easily make seriy.hSv.
ahd lSst any locomotive " ,tl,ont fatigue Mih
,hs tremendous ntue, mar I-eWsr y~assc<sesi Nv
maR. Il j. eShicn, tia, Il hc Cosila ~ spy oay
lvrrihen ht> 'ees, a. this invention ia reahtS
heS hy coali reSlise the htle ~ tie sewn.
lesraed taNstS Csadty4, the ues, sriio ckso ~
81 tbs Cifctss Nhe wss p~trsetS, agreed sosan,
vtth = sani'sr AgfatFla% so ieUp over itss
= p ! nss3gssts,ai ,hst = ,Aasso sssAcla So
sith improvements ssv nns "a r,stffse ~ i.s
n0Astae, ssNi thsitle sssa 81 sassi,alslsee sgszes
has ssissl uisn matv shan o@t sats0sut0ts
lssla A. r. tbs strs,sns% ssty ~ sFktesl
c'fs ,bsi thsy Esy A. ~sE barn Jlais BAL
hutS
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FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR

.sF We are authorized tn announce j. Travis
Ctovet;nd ns1a candidate for ASSESSOR aud
.~vI'.huiVk OF Gonzales county. at the ensuing
August election. 80 ~ st I'm $500
"a WI nrc authorized TO announce Josenh
NJ Nations as n candidate fur ASSESSOR aud
~CoLLLoIoR OF Gonzales County, a, the ensuing
August election. ',.ss b.l ,t3 IT,
az We arc authorized 10 announce James b.
Pheips ~ u candidate for ASSESSOR aud COLI
lkhToR OF Gonzales County, at the eI,suing Au-
gast election. $50 r,is,s.,,g i4~ nav
ESt' We are authorized 10 announce Clinton
=, Dewitt ~ y candidate for ASSESSOR and
CoLLECToR Of Gonza!es County, at the ensuing
August election. .,n fr,,sl,
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FiRsr or THE SEASON, Last Monday we re-
ceived from Mr.. 4 j.. White, who lives about
eight miles above here, on the Guadalupe, a
large mess Of delicious Irish potatoes, of this
years growth. They pre the first we have seen
this season, and would average the size of hens
eggs. Wonder'what our ncighbcrs ofthe Vic
toria Advocate and Indionola Bulletin willsay
now Irish potatoes on the 27th of March
Oh crackey /! won't .heir mouths waterp
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S4ee ycsys stsec, A. teslsArs an. whe~s
Iseeanssttrea sss tsaEed sah s~Ap@Yism
~sS ssai - gfeseh - ,hv ts4-xAts4 aaa spes
81 ihss&s- ~ rs si1sxs ~ kskhast h ins
sns. ~hsh ssfyS5t oAgst "a sssy. tSxssxas lst
esx@ ssh = lasars A~k~x n ssl skax c~4
oaserS-s 49, asesssr.e
"tttAkAas@ss e istiks-s evsss ~ tAs bal
~
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THREE DAYS La 4onvrs.
Intsvestfng General Nncs-A4ist Prepaya-
donsANo Ratte-hsurection IL Greece
Smith 0sBrien Pardonad.

New YORK, March 9.--rhc Cunard steamer
Asia arrived ut Halifax last evening. bringing
dates from Liverpool TO the 10Th February,
three days later than the accounts brought by
the Atlantic. The following is u summary Of
her news:
EASTERN ArrAIKs.-No further battles nv
sea or land between the Russians and the Turks
are yet reported. [4 ftNF9f1
England and France continue extraordinary
preparations for the war. 1t is stated that
these two powers will shortly issue n joint
manifesto equivalent to n declaration Of war.
Austria has been sending considerable rein.
forceinents Of troops TO the South. Eastern from.
tier. Htn ahFs 0l5unHrt lux .ra
a Jewish legion has been formed At Con.
stnntinople to aid the Turks. 81 a,u 4
GREEcE.--Thc instruction in Greece is
growing more and more formidable, and great
excitement prevails among the population.
PARDON or SMITH O'BRIEN.--Lord Palmer
ston has announced that the Queen has grant.
cd = tpardon to Smith o'Brien, the Irish exile.
Telegraphio Items. i
CnARLEsroS, March S.-1he steamer Charles
Morgan, bound from New York to New Orleans,
put INTO Savannah to repair her air pump
which had been broken.
.s''"''AN't"' s"a'Su iO.--Ih TCSOttUIOn WUS
introductcd in the House OF Representatives to-
day. and adopted, calling on the President of
the United States for information relative 10
the recent seizure Of the Back Warrior by the
authorities at Havana. 5It ,.ti
WAsniSGroS, March 10.--The Coroner's
jury have brought in a verdict that Gardiner
came to his death by poisoning himself r-ith
strychnine. ra
BALrIaonE, March l2.--The ship Rober,
Walsh from this port, bound for New Orleans
is believed to have been lost at sea, and nil her
crew, consisting of Is persons, to have perish,
cd. ~ .t.N.4 u,,
WASHINGTON, March l4.-It is stated that
the Cuban authorities have reconsidcrcd the
matter ofthe Black Warrior, and are DESTROYS
to give her up, with ample compensation for
damages suffered, and a full apology for the
insult. 1t is thought that the matter will be-
settled without the intervention of Congress.
NBw YoRk, March l4.-Advices received
here from Acapulco, state that the revolution
Of Alvarez Inns assumed n very formidable ap.
pcarancc, and the insurgents were making
rapid Roadway. 1t was stated Santa Anna
had raised n large force. with which lac wa.
marching on the rcvolutionists.
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SAY NNto>'o hoNes Tie Western Tssan,
ssys u'e esy Coensil ID ,hst plssV hsvs ocssr.
tcd to thc cSy a'soraey. .Ae qv,S,san A. 10
tee cb1Vst'H e Iss the i~ntyrvst Ac,uinr cn
's rs'ltsaf sa'sds ssasd ~ tbs f,stasr ,,,y
sAi''ct',iss, assi lcaEu, that tse suosnyg sAs
s'Tva ss IS epiaoa ,hs, ,as iatssvs, esa
gess tne,; Ne tSNl ~ ibsy t~~Serae aos.
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ESy- A slight nor,her "blew up" last Sat
urdoy. Farmers and gardeners experienced
son,c fears of n frost, but we arc happy to
state that they were unfounded. "Jnck" did
not show his gbos,ly phiz OH this occasion,
and l. but We shall not halloo before wo get
out of the woods, for there is no telling whit
"'oid Boreas" may do yet. aa,4 1850,
P.S Night before last n real "norwestcr''
blew ~. accompanied with rain and hail. We
are pleased 70 say, however, that there was
no, enough of tho latter fell to do my damage
to the crops. The rain was much needed.
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s9@" The contemplated fish fry and dance
came off at Steve Darden's last Thursday
ali the carriagss, hacks and btggies were
brought into reqnisi,iun at an early %lour,'tc
convey the ladies of our town To the ground.
We were, sorry to say, unable to attend, for
VT. knew it would be a pleasant party. Anx.
~ions--rery anxious--were we to hide some OF
those Rnny inhabitants Of Stevc's lake under
the folds Of our vest, and TO witness again
those beautiful figures and bewi,ching smiles
that We spoke Of last week. All enjoyed
themselves 90 their hearts content, and the
whole affair passed of pleasantly and agreea.
bly.
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FoR DisJRicf ArroRSEy.--Thc announce
mcnto Isaac N. Mitchell, Esq, of Victoria, Sor
the office Of District Attorney of the 10th Ju.
dicia' District, viii he found in to.dsy's paper.
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Fey Notice the advertisement Of John A.
Barber in another colpmn. He offers for sale
his residence and 100 acres of land situated
near the mouth Of Peach creek. ir ~
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IHr BArrisr CnrRcn.-Wo are pleased 10
see that this building is progressing rapidly
toward completion. The flooring, roofing,
Notwithstanding and pain,ii < are alrcady in n
forward state, and lis present appearance gives
every evidence that the energetic contractor
has spared neither pains nor expense in this
work. The gcntlcmanly committee also lie.
serve great credit for the taste they have dis.
in its arrangement, style. Sc. When
completed, II will, undoubtedly, be- as hand
aud substantial an cdilce, as can be
found IN the State of lie Kind,
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sSv We sssain lately rsvssu,cd = uN
msgai 81 ceS ei,,ssts ~ i4asss.s.s. asksns
A>estes~ ts aaye So isSavss > saa srs,s..,
the Ussstd S'sse~ TO tes, he lataiy ef ,hs
naHta States &C. ihs atts % Tstas
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hsS NAsEkpf v0tlp SsB HsyE pa>s Iits.
fta A baft bRae kiHev ,eft VA q hses
esh g. Washtng'en. sgA tao yssfR AAsS
9Th = esveaei'+. ~F~xes,ses thssesxs,ss lnA
y seSaSsAl a ~ sasszsz~.
"feas s~s~sartss' ssASa ,hs ssAer. h a
whisfss.
sal ne tee ysaox bUiies
~T~e ,Nlsfs sfssssssa asy sAara,sezsl- ha~i.
81 - ~ vsfes - ss ~ h2s e@
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Nsr4 e iAs bes6eg@ tsses ty tse ysssrevvs
trsnss tsseiasN ~ sAe rad lcss,r.x sssra
lake NwstssaA to Ssn Jasa Del SCI. : msas
sst's~iy u r~s.kssssss.
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THr L'vAc, RrctSrFs-rh the title of q
new paper, Just established At LAvsea 10y T.
NsnioT, ESQ, the second numbrs of which j.
now before US Tho mechanical arrangement
Is very rcs-t. and is eitorlals ably gotten s,p.
We wish the Register" ahnndsn, s,.ccesS
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~ NJ GeiH ,sst~ieeed = hsa IN ,he 4.
S'@sss Sssass ea tie siss sa. sTsOssse Sc
- ~ ssss~ 2 ~ss~
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sas- Hon. p. Ii. Boll will accept our thanks
for q copy Of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas speech
ON The Nebraska Territory.