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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
FOR SALE. 4 SMALL FARM
AND VALUABLE LOTS NEAR AND IN THE VII.
AGE Of IuI,DDkStIITE

UUAvINti disposed OF biz SCHOOL BuiIdug- and Lots
tachrd the subscriber G!tcrs for sale his little farm
of 100 acres lying within i"w hundred yards OF the De
pots OF the Virginia Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroads This farm ties Ia compact form, being nearly
square, the open land conveniently divided and subsrsG
TALLY enclosed, with running water III each ncld all tho
roughly di,ched and drained and efficiency o. wood
and timber for all the purposes OF such farm. There
ARE two kns aud incxhnustabc aid easily worked
Qaarres o. i the land the advantages OF which
either a oil prvht OF improving :Ee
land need be dwclt upon barnis the only building
on farm. There IL however beautiful building cite
In grove OF forest trees Commanding tnc view O;
the farm and both Railroads.
Also lor oil - acre, adjoining tho village well
orchard grass clover ami timothy, and upon which there
brick cottage, Had also large orchard ard
irn. springs. The attention of city gentlemen III
search o. pleasant retreat is invited 10 this pro-
perry It's facilities Of communication with Rich
mnrd and Alexaudrs (wce day and Stanton daily
combine. with # educational .nd re igous advantages
render II II very dcsirnble location for such purposs
Also, other lot OF hSsua upon which stands the
Doctors Oihcc. Stabler, &c
Terms. LIBERAL rnd msc:e known upon application &c the
subscriber either IL person or BY letter.
W. s. KEMPER,
limo eff ord vii Va
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From the Boston Post
SUNRISE.
By WALTER ANON

BY WALTER ASoNfh.
Morn standeth at the eastern gate!
And with his FURNISHED lance
Marshals the glowing hours, which wait
Ths ardent suns advance.
Night hideth in the azure Heaven ;
Before his glance OF FIRE!
And thu young sentinels Of even
With trembling steps retire.
Fading, and tainting. one by one
Vanish ths sparkling spheres;
While calmly like salnted nun, j
Tbs pale moon disappears.
He bids the willing hours fv
Ger hillside aud through dale;
Smiles on the small clouds fitting by,
Aud tints the far off sail
He broidereth, with golden hsnd,
The meadow and the plain;
He ecattsrerh sunbeams DER the land,
As a sower scattereih grain.
He crumbles broken rsys Of light
Within the crisping surge;
He danoeth on the breakers white:
And drivsth him and du.ky night
To the horizons verge.
Behold. at h's electric word
Days banner is unfarleo!
4 soft. sweet orison is beard,
And whispering tree. and joyous bird,
Chant to the waking world!
Aurora comes. her glowing zone
Circled with howery band;
And 10! upon his crimson throne
Phobus exulting stands!
SUNRISE Gods smile. "a radiant now
A at creations prime;
When first it sparklsd on the brow
OF unrscorded Time!
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

,ALBENIAKLE LAND FOX SALE.
az y health being such To prevent me from attend
IVH iGc to business wish, propose to sell privately
Mount Air, the Farm upon which i've. The tarm IL
situated upon Hardware River In Albemere county, in
very desirable neighborhood fvc and half miles from
Scot:sylc on Jane. River aud iteen from Charloues
ville adjoining the lands of Geo G tiiimer Isaac r.
tasae and others sd contains about 900 acres pa
tile The mansion is ancienr, but convenient building
situated upon snence ABOVE the river, and COM
maud. Gn!y .u view of most OF the farm. but
vi to-, prospects in the upper country The Barn
md other houses fair order fine OF limestone.
which been proven valuable for agricultural purposes.
both by snsyss and experiment through one corner
of the land and very accessible for mining purposes
vii, take pleasure in showing the land 10 any ono who
may call upon me. o,
Terms accommodating. JNO ID. NOON. 81
m ,D,p
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100 ACRES OF ALTEMNKTE LAND For

gsNHE undersigned offers for sale privately OF accom-
Il mndatins terms the several farms described below
sold hy the l,t OF September uext, they VIII tne
be sod public auction Possession given III time To seed
wheat crop. =.
10 acres oI land part OF the Bloomfield farm, afJon
inc The lnnd OF Peter McGehc" ana w. w. Gnef one,
tnrl Ivy Creek LowrOunds uni 10 acres OF piltased
woodland Price $50 per mere.
Yates part 0f Bloomfield. sdjUius the u ;. iarh Is
within miles o the University, contains 400 acres,
fourth well tinbered aud be had cheap at s3peI
Verucu. Miss f d. Gooch's farm, adIoins bloomfield
and the lands VI L. w n holland contains 92O acres oeu
oil winch cleared has il handsome new dwelling
win large rooms. finished and all necessary out
huildin2s. Price SJJ per
lilgginbothhm, the property OF Dr. w. +. Go0ch 10
beau!ul farm Of 4b- acres adjoining the lands Oh IL
w ~ holland and Peter McCehec, and has 1t ample
supply Of wood and buildings Price $50 per acre.
These four OF land al! lie within less than TWO
n"- nf Woodvi' Depot, the Central Railroad, IN
refined ncghborhood and convenient to Charlottesville.
the University and To Bloomfield Male Academy: which,
in future will he conu tied By Mc-srs w Leroy Brown,
and w w. Tebbs, and will DC OF the very best pre-.
paratory Schools in Virginia.
Richards lies on the Blue Ridge, on both sides Of the
line between Aibcmare and Rockingham little north OF
Browns Cap and contains over LOO scree Of valuable
lnud only 100 OF which cleared Price g per
On the LIST OF September, the undersigned at Bloomfield
will cell, at public auction all the persona!
property except the negroes belonging 10 the above
mentioned farms.
Post Office, Woodvillv Depot, Albemarle county. Va
NAV s-ctf p. GOODLOE.
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ylIIABLE LAND FDK SAIE

pursuance OF decTes Of The Crcult aud Super ior
Il Court Of Appsmattox county, the undersigned, as
Commissioner, offers for sale the Of land called
"ROSELAND." The tract contains $50 acres, more Or
les. with secment.-es besu,iiu y In one Of the
healthy regions Of Virginia The is well
tered and mbere6 The land In that region produces the
finest quality of tobacco that l. cultivated In ID state
The improvements ing large and commodious would
suit for a boarding. school.
Two elegant Apple and Peach orchard. Post Office,
Shop and Mills are very convenient hnd ao Churches
OF different denominations The society will fayorabiy
compare with any 10 Virginia.
ltis aituaed ak miles from the Appomattox depot
the South Side Rail Road six miles from the county
eighteen niles from Lynchbusg and nine miles from the
James River Canal.
FERNS One and two years, secured by ample per.
sonH security, snj the reserved tile To tn. land
Person. disposed purchase, will please address me,
a. sm'thvile, Powhstan county. Va. will give posses.
SIGN az any timo. JAS. D. MOSBY Com'r.
Applications may be made, also. Messrs GoDpIS s.
AirERsoS, Auctioueers, Richmond Va.
May o. elm
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REMEMBER TIE FACT

vINHAT GIBBS was awarded the highes, premium "A
Il silver medal at the Inst exhibition the Mechanic,
destitute tor the superiority OF his AMBROTifkS over
al sun pictures on exhibition, bul stiil higher reward
he IL receiving from daily increase OF h- hu-H,-
which proves that his efforts 10 establish hrst elias Gale
~ has met with The appreciation of ecuerou. public
tie respectfully announces that IN order 10 meet u" '
mands oil his business, he has increased hs s'ns
now IN his employ superior Artist he prcparcd'o 'u
nlsh PHOTOGRAPHS, from small to lite size. coior'
N oil, water pastele which he warrants accuracy
and beauty OF finish equal TO beet paintings IN ne
country The public are respectfully invited 10 call hnf
examine specimens.
gallery, coHnthian Hall, between 9th and l0h, Hs!a
street, Richmond. p. F.. GIBBS, Proprietor
+. ;. These Photographs be enlarged from ana"
Miniatures Daguerreotypes or Ambrotytes TO lite .te
Dec 2 r. F. e.
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a VALUABLE FARM FOn SALE.

UHHE subscriber offers for sale his farm. Orange View
q lying On the Rapid Ann River Culpcper county
Virginia within halt mile Of the Rapid Ann Station.
the Orange and Alexandra Rail Road IN thc'ly
tied neehborhond; the society equal TO any IN Virginia
AID :hn c2ua,y very healthy one.
The tract contains sat ACRES, with abundance OF
timber the rail road; and nrge portion OF
the cleared land has fine south eAstery exposures and
for producvencss OF crops Will, think compare fayo!n
bly, with those Of the arms in the neighborh0od
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
~ 1900 bushels without the Of guano. which would
probably double the crop on the same lhnt.
The residence il situated on cnncncc, overlooking
burger portion of IN. cleared land and the surrounding
country IN view Of lar3e number Of residences. with
Merchants Griss and saw M:lis very convenient also
Post Office.
This FARM Is within four aud hall hours travel by
rail road Richmond Virginia, and two aud half or
three hours 10 Alexandra and Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with view of purchasing, Invited to visit it, or
,dress the subscriber at RAPID Ann station Cupeper
county, Va. l.. b. laLlAfERRo.
l,,rii'l
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SHOOTING AFFkAY IN LEXINGTON

SHOOTING AFFkAY IN LEXINGTON.-In
aquarrsl between John Clay, son of the departed
statesman, aud horse trainer named Edgar in Lex
ington, KY, Thursday the former shot the latter
twice with pistol On. oall entered hi. mouth and
passed out behind bis ear. Another bal. lodi 81 in his
back. L isar is reported mor-ily wounded. Clay i'm.
msdisely let LexnSi"n, AMI has not been heard from
siuoe. The parties have not been ou aacabls terms
for Some tune.
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DEFICIT IN THE STATE TREASURY OF

COLUMBUS, June 15.-W. II Gibson, State treaap-
rer, has resigned deficit OF over half million d1i'
lars having been discovered 10 the treasury MIR io-
con says the deficit existed when he took the oilce'
caused by defacations Of the former State treasurer
The Governor has appointed committee "i 'nvs'L
CATION. The July interest on the State debt VIII Do
paid Notwithstanding the deficit.
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GEO. WATT. p. II: ST.
TIE CUFF BRACE PLOW.

Il gaining favor with the farmers NkaA
and planters tor the last ten years, N
until II may now be- considered tn. ezzI0Shs
most popular Plow in in the whole South It has rSkl
premiums NJ three OF our State Fairs and the Las, .
took the PIRsr over ell the most popular Plows III Use
l, has also taken every premium given by the Mochan!
Institute Of Virginia upon Flows well silver n:sis
being the hehest award offered by this Institute ard n'
been successfully tested in every variety Of soil In '
State, and many Of the 'outhern states.
Manufactured by the undersigned their factory gu
Franklin street, below the Exchange Richmond, w.
where may be had nearly every article used for tps i0
soil All made In our own shops Of best material -o
April 9-ciY GEO. WATT 90.
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pOLICE OF NEW YORK CITY.

New York city has now two rival police oreaniza-
tons That under the State law numbers $50 men,
ton about l.0Ou neu. Defsctions from the latter to
the former constantly taking place aud the new
board has established separate police stations Gifts
OVID. with all the arrangements for complete system
Hlio sdsh: is going r"guery has free scope
Since the beginning OF il, seventeen murders have
taken place in The city.
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p.1yEI,1 RFpE.vENFNr

We hsvo already recorded the death of seven chill
drsn of the Rev. R. Hutchins, Of Albinu, Illinois,
formerly Of York, Pa. The GRANVILLE Heraid con-
tains an obituary of the eighth daughter seven
years old. Within few weeks the parents nave
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FRO i WASHINGTON CITY.

FRol WASHINGTON CITY.
WAsHISer.N. June To- Among the Clerks 70
moved yesterday @-re Co.'s. Snowden and Williams,
Of Mary!sad.
Ex-Gov. Philip E. Thomas declined the Governor.
ship OF Utah this noruing, in person. Private con
s;desslous controlled bis decisions.
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OFF BR for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the James River IN
the county Of GoochIand, Immediately above Maiden
Adventure DAM and within twenty eight miles OF hich.
mund 1t contains hundred and thirty H'res
Of. which sevenyhve are James River grounds
of the best quality, thiry.hve acres are creek low
grounds aud the remainder Is Bca'e dam creek red
land There is the place good uwellinghouse on
beautiful Site and all necessary outhouses ana both the
buildings and the fences in good repair aud the land
is in Il high state OF cultivation.
will also sell the stock aud farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists OF horses mules CATTLE lncu
ding mich cows; and the farming utensils are, the most
OF Them, new, and all OF them good-and there are
enough both stock and farming utensils, Tor the tho.
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms OF sale as to the payments will be made
very mnch 70 suit Tue purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager. living on the place,
will show the property TO any person desiring to examine
IL. My address is Washington, d. c.
Nav I,-rtf NJ ". PAYNE.
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IN CHANCEVY.-VIRGIN A. Albert q. Bosie-, IN
Il his right, and Executor OF Dorothy Pearson,
deceased. Pinntih
against
Ambrose LACY and Elizabeth his wife, Robert 7. White
and Nancy T. hi. wife, and Hiram ;. Hughes and Elzn
his wife, Defendants.
Ry virtue Of decree Tai1rcd by the Circuit Court Of
Louisa County the Gath day of September $50 IN the
suir of the and style. the undersigned Com
missioner, WILL on the 9Th day of July reSt in his once
Loui'a Court House, in said county proceed TO exc
the said decree in the following pAricularshat Ii
to say:
Firs-To reconsider and reform the report Of the said
Commissioner OF the 29n day Of July, 1850 except the
trustee sccoun upon the evidence now in the Case, or
which may be hereafter introduced.
Second TO take account OF the heir. of the I'VE
slaves referred 10 in the undsposed OF estate OF
Dorothy Pearson deceased ard charge the came TO the
plaintiff rs her executor.
Third.-To take account OF the value OF the said
sa, that the plaintiff be held responsible and
coupsbe 10 the creditors of his testarx for the said
lue; and
Pourh.-To take an account Of all the jebs and de-
mands now outstanding and due from the Of the
ssid Dorothy Pearson. deceased.
also ordered by the said decree, that the said
commissioners shall give notice Of the time and place CT
executing the said decree, by publication in
shall warn all the creditors OF Dorothy Pearson deceased
10 ceme forword before him the time AMI place
pointed with their claims and proofs sustain tne and
that upon their failure TO do this notice will be relied
bar TO any future recovery of the said Executor
Inc undersigned commissioner hereby nohes all pc!
sons interested IN the estate of Dorothy Pesrson dec
that hs WILL at the time and place herein above stated
take and settle the foregoing accouns ard ne hereby
all the creditors Dorothy Pearson deceased that
should they any OF them fail produce their claims
before him. w!s proof to sustain hem. at the Tune snu
piAce go appointed this notice will be recd on a. Gar
70 any future recovery against the said Executor.
Given under my hand commissioner CT the fa!o
May z-ewiw HENRY W. MURRAY.
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THE STEAMER CANADIAN.

BUFFALO, June l5.-The attempt 10 get of tie
steamship Canadian, Tuesday morning. tailed
The tug steamer Queen Victoria, which was engaged
in assisting to tow the Canadian OH, returned to One
bee on Wednesday afternoon, and reports that no
further attempts To get her oil will be made until The
next Spring tide. In the meantime, such preparations
,c;lI la mulo IA IN success,
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TIME subscriber oTers az private sLle tna beautiful
Farm in Cioochand county. called oRAPAkES, ly
Ing on James River Licking Hole Creek aud the James
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House aud thirty miles from Richmond the situa.
non l. among the beautiful the rvor, command
Ing view OF whole arabic surface, ne view OF the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up
dow the river The esato s in high state OF improve
rnent and a remarkably healthy one. Ii atjons the
tstes of Thomas J. Deaue, w. X. Wesger. sni h skip
with and contains 93s acres of which III i2
rst low grounds 22O OF second low grounds PIP
acres of arabic high land, and 329 OF wood land
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eigh,
rooms Ia good kitchen, outhouses quarters oversecr-
house built in the last i've years, with brick chimneys
and underpinning, and brick barn, 6OX3O, with
shcd running the whole ugth sixteen feet wide, new
threshing machine, new ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing purchase desirable idence,
would do well TO visit ths before purchasing elsewhere az
| will cell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is making To seed 2Oo acres IN
wheat this fall 100 of it in taow, and the cornhe!d has
sUwei in peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing I'd
stands, and most OF the negroes
Ny naiager, Mr. Sanders, will show the estate to any
one wishing 10 purchase
sIy address is Subletts =. o , Powiatan county
Oct I5-ctf MILES G. SELDEN
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h n K r u Y :.
THE PREACHING OF THE TREES
n .n.n nj Eruen, by Rev. T.. L. BROOKS

THE PREACHING OF THE TREES.
,n.n nj l;ruen, by Rev. c. T. Brooks
Az midnight hour. when silence reighs
Tbr,ash ell tine WOODLAND spaces
Basiu the bushes aud The 'fs.s
To wave, Nd whisper in the oree1''
All taking in their places.
r,, Y ,s.b,sh a ,:nrs viii, look ofi"y,
And nerfumr br.a,hes in glowing;
"a Roses life is quickly pas ~,
TIN let me. while my ,ime shall last
Be richly. gaiiy blowing!
The Aspen whispers: "Sunken day.
Not me thy glare decelveth!
Thy sunbeam is a deadly DART
That quivers 10 the Roses heart
My shudderins soul it grleTeth
The slender Poplar speaks, and seems
To stretch its green arms hisner:
.sIJp wonder life's pure river noHs,
So sweetly murnurs, brightly giowe,
To that still aspire
The Willow looks TO earth and speaks:
"My arm to eDfold thee yearnethi
let nv hair float down to thee
Eu.wine therein thy flowers for me,
As mother her child adOrneth!'
And next the wealthy Plum.tree signs:
sAlas. my treasures crush me-!
This load with which my shoulders groan,
Take off--t is no: mine alone;
By robbing, you refresh me-
The Fir-tree speaks in cheerful mood;
"A blossom bore never;
But stesdfastness is all my store;
In summers heat, in winters roar,
keep my green forever"
The proud and lofty Oak tree speaks:
Goods thunderbolts confound me!
And yet no storm can bow me down,
Strength is my stem and strength my crown;
eweak ones, gather round ms"
The lvy.vine kept close to him,
Her tendrils round him hinging;
"He who no strength has of his owp,
Or loves not well to STAND alone,
May to friend be clinSing."
Much else. now half forgot, they said;
And still came creeping
Low whispered words upon the air,
While by the grave alone stood there
The Cypress mutely weeping.
0 might they reach one human heart,
These tender accents creeping.
What wonder if they do not reach2
The trees by starlight only preach,
When We must needs be sleeping.
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WALKERS RECEPTION IN NEW YORK.
Nav YokK, June l7.-Walk.r wss rscs;vs6 With
salute on hs arrival iass evening, and escorted 10
batouche, drawn by ak horses, to tbs CIV War
whore he met With an enthusiastic reception. Hs
was then escorted to the st. Nclo., Hotel
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BosfoS. June 1.-THE American State Co,y.,.;,n
has the Louisville platform, aud adopted that
of Springfield.
Mr.. Banks was nominated for the Office of Govern.
o. on tho FIRST ballot.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun ]


WASHINGTON June Is.
The Central american Treaty. The Neno Proposi
atsons-Puhic Opinion IN England The Alliance
sin Central America -Aao'her Civil War I'm.
spending.
Hrhe proposition which Lord Palmers'on, In his re-.
cent speech, meDi having been offered to this
Government, TO wit: the adoption by the United
States Government .! the conditions and e:'cu'atons
Of the Convention of August last between Great
Britain and Honduras, is altogether inadmissible.-
The press VI that country is remarkably unanimous
this point. l. is competent for Great Britain and
Honduras to enter into what STIMULATION they please
but there propr:ety in making the United States
party to them. The COUNTER roposition Of the
Uui,ed States Senate simply to omit all mention
of that Convention. and to provide that England and
the United States should acknowledge the Bay Islands
part Of the Territory OF Honduras thus requiring
that the ces.ion to Honduras should be uncondi
tionsl Every difficulty AZ 10 Central America seems
to have been got over but this.
Theproposition of Lord Palmerston above referred
to. was offered to tbs Government some weeks ago.
and the reply Of the Secretary of STATE declining il
was communicated to the British Minister about the
lst Of this month
II 10 not at all improbable that some other propo-
sitiou Will be offered on the part Of Great Britain az
ter some further negotiation. II saans 70 have been
the general impression in England that the treaty.
amended by the Senate, would be accepted by the
British Government and il is vary possible that pub.
lie opinion there will require the adjustment Of the
question upon the terms proposed by the United
States.
We learn from Nicaragua that Costa RIGA and
other States lately allied with her are about to take
possession OF Nicaragua conquered country, and
partition /: among themselves. The Costa Ricans
claim the lions share. They not only claim the river
San Jueu, but the whole line Of transit by way of the
lake. The other States will not assent to this, and
will resist the pretepsion by force Another civil war,
involving all these turbulent little States, is the
eve of commencement. There is a Walker party 10
Nicaragua, aud they will call upon Walker to return,
before he ready for another camDsipn,
Upon his return he will probably be the head Of an
alliance OF all the States against Costa Rea. IoN.
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the Philadelphia Bulletin states that Mrs. Mills
formerly an actross, au inmate Of the Insane Asyum'
was cruelty murdered on Saturday by an insane COM
psniop, by beating her over the head with club.
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DRUC sTORE FoR SAVE

MY Professional engagements requiring my enh,.
NJ attention will cell the key stock and n.iui.tT =.
the Drug store now kept by me- upon very .so.' Uo
terms immediate application 10 made. The STOCK n
large but very well selected and good business can "
done BY any competent person wko can give II P,op
at.cntion. JOHN T. JAChsoH
E.h
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DRcD SCOTT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. June IL -Reso!ations have been intro.
duoed into the Legislature strongly dsnounoins the
Drei Scott decision
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THE NEW STEAM SLOOPS Of WAk-!t ia
saied that the Secretary Of the Navy has Determined
to have one or two of the FIVE steam sloops OF war
ordered TO be built at the last session OF Congress
constructed by contract q; some private ship building
ward.