Bangor Daily Whig and Courier from Bangor, Maine • 2

M. UANCJOU WHIG Edward Kant and John airfield! having received a majority of nil the votea, were the con-fitollenai candidate! tyt forwarded to tjie Senate; frdiin Whotin fhgfjffirt body were to sekret a Governor and theaefndls Wre accordingly 'debt to the Senate. Order from the Senate appointing a committee to whit on EtrJrdttf kent aflffliiloriri film of his election ks Gov'ernur of the Stale ol Milne, was passed in eoncnrrence, and -Messrs tizzy of Bangor, Morrow Searsmont, Morrison of Sebec, Ring of Lubeo, and Md Donald of Lim-hrick were 'Adj'ufned. ssgSS VY hekjf ksss llirles, viij 1 lxomiir 1 Ldl) pared ho I is of all I ier Ssuee, Kid8i 1 1) if0 prices- irl 2Lt0fsJatttrt In Senate--On Tuesday, Vpvid. Hammni Senator led Irjjibi the-Eleventh district, aria Jefemiah ftywierl Senator from the Eighth Sehalortaf district, appeared, were duly qualified, and took thir seal.

The report on the Gubernatorial vote was taken up -and pasaed without oppoaiton, i'dli" In the atiernoon, the President announced the Standing Committees, of the Senate aa follow i On- Bills in 2 reading Messrs. Parsons, Hammons, Ingalls, Sewall, Lane, Eaton, Burbank, Thomas, Merrill, On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Culler, Lowell, Bolster, Bartrell, Fowler, True, Weeksawyer, Goodwin, Pike, Benrell, Shaw. The President of the Senate, by virtue of the Itlock Fh-lVu.

bfS jgf ariclei Lie 8. ion. 3 1 Lajfff0 the Although we have no direct mean of ascertaining tbp value of iinpurt into this State, of articles that we ought In grow-arid manufacture, diligent iriquirjlihd find ihatthe amount of euCh article 'imported into this inly alone, will not fall ahnrfol Fit Husbrxo' thousand hollars annually. From this cal oubdiotu nur reader can make their estimates the Stale a In the first start of any manufacture there malty obstacles to overcome, end aome little is required befoie those engaged in it can 'compete, on equal terms, with those long established in the busin-gs. There is also a disposition among those in any business to forego profit for a time in order to crush jts successful in-troducUon in competition.

This, then, is the very moment when the people in the vicinity such introduction should exercise a good share ot patriotism in Sustaining the new enterprise. The' slight sacrifices they may moke lor this purpose will soon be repaid by increase or the general prosperity. We wish to impress upon every one the fact, that every shoe, bucket, plough, hat, cap, hoe, carriage or other article successfully manulac. lured iu Maine, that would otherwise be trom some other Elate, is of generalad-vantage to the whole community. Especially would it he advantagous to have -immediately introduced, by skillful persons, those manufactories which we most need, and which may employ, what are now, spare portion ef lime, of nearly every member ofalainily.

The shoe business, palm leaf and straw braiding, may be taken as examples of the kinds to which we allude. ministration of public affairs which' will relieve 14th Section of Article 5th, part I rst of the fr0iia ita fetters, and open upon the declared the offioe of President a brighl He briefly touches upon vacated for the present. I the advantages arising from liberal legislation, Mr. Eaton of Kennebec was elected President 1 firm and should most bvWRSF for sn pro lem. A message was sent to the Executive Coun nil, informing them that th Hon.

Richard 11. Vose would forthwith repair to the. Council chamber as acting Governor, until another Gov ernor shall be elected and duly qualified. lWrf WKSiwfi SJi Couhir fowling named among' dishy Nnfth Am. Review (qUat.V -Knickerbocker, 5 qq I iuella Museum of For.

Lit, (mkmhIv, Oo Hunt's Merchant Msg, 6co Ladies Book, 600 Ni YorkiMirror New Yorker, Black wood. Demoratic Review, Iarloys Magazine, 5 liemlovs MisnJlany, N. Y. Review, Jour of Frank. Sillin.ims Journal, And a great many others, too numerous i tion here please relerto our list.

8 10 e. a SMITH FEtajn rf Eastern If iodic al The January Periodical are 300 3 00 I 300 5 (XI 6Cfl 1 00 1 3 00 00 3(0 Jan 1 nr received. NEW BKITANKI a TEAS, Coffees, Castors, 1 I Table Mats. Tea Bells, Lnmn Yla fS Wicks, for by T. G.

BlTo tcod U- BANGOIVLEBATlNGTTjtB' A MEETING of eluVuin uFP; Bmiihs llafl tomorrow evening atl'M1 Subject Jx-dmat tl tk expenses of Government by Jn 3 2t 11. flODGMAN, 'sfcy QUI LI.S sTEkl, lh. jJAY be bad ai KUGHRK A I. had aiBUGUEESaUhe xes- B. Gammon Boards and Chess.

No on the Brid CEDAR SHINGLES i-EYriv LARS PER M. bod rpHE subscribers wish to pnrrhaoc 3C0CC0 Ilv A Cedar fehmgles, for which teven riL' a. will he paid by PARKER i'c'11' I Jan 9. '-Ur CODFISH. IjYORsale.ir, lols to suit purchaser, SCO I Coil Fish.

Apply at ihe snre ui FISK. 10y Broad or to S. RI( jr. Jan 9. Bank Note List.

CLARK'S liank Note List and Ci-nrterftit Dn lector. corrected to Jnn. 6, ItMl, SMITH A FENNO Jan 6. Detector for Jaimarv! CLARKS New England Bank Note List, end I Counterfeit Delec'or, corrected UD to Jama ty 1841. Just rrc'd for fcale bv Jan8- D.

BUG BEE. BANGOR MECHANIC ASSOCIA TION. THE first ol a cotiise ol I. centres, hy Dr lilt Rner, upon the science of Anatomy. ill delivered nt the Hall, Sntuulaj evening, Jan.

9, cotnmenring at 7 oeltu k. A punctual attendance of the Mi minis wiibtlp.i families is desired, nrd a geueial intiiativuis cn to our mechanical brethren. Per order, Jan 8. OLIVERS. BEALF, Secv, k- We notice in the report of the elate of the The Senate proceeded to elect a Governor I Bangor Market, published in the Yankee Far-from the candidates sent up from the House.

mtr that the price of Potatbes is put down from A committee consisting of Messrs ParaonsnSto 30 cents. The price should be 28 cents. Lane, Ingalls, Bennett, and Lowell was raised I The value of these reports depend entirely upon to receive, sort and count the votes, who report their accuracy especially in the matter ol figures- sfADE iUj Til ABIE I uutbi Ire tit iftftnrfi Ipriwlical 1 JR8 111 di I nwn d11 jy Miry I Ir; 1 Hea lincricsB 1 Ami a hie by ed as follows Whole number 24 Necpssarv to a choice 13 Edward Kent 1G John Fairfield 8 A message was sent to the House informing that body that the Senate had made choice ot Edwsrd Kent as Governor for the ensuing political ypar. A similar messogp was also sent to the acting Governor; A committee consisting of Messrs. Parsons, Hammond, Sewall, with such is the House may join, was chosen, wait upon the Hon Edward Kent and inform him that he had been daly elected Governor for the current political year.

The Senate then adjourned. In the House, on Tuesdiy, the Speaker announced the following Standing Committees Committee on Engrossed Bills Messrs Greene, of Topsham, Hayden of Raymond, Blanchard of Pittston, Lindsey of Norridge-woek, Emerson of Casline, Gilchrist of Thom Hitcbborn of Kilmarnock. On Finance. Messrs. Otis of Hallowell, Tucker of Saco, Cary of Houlton, of Warren, Steward of Anson, Blackstone of Belfast, and Dorrance of Portland.

On County Estimates. Messrs. Richards of Ellsworth, Longfellow of Machias, Bradeen of Matthews of Brunswick, Drake 0f Paris, Robbins of Greene, and Fletcher 0 Lincolnville. THURSDAY, AW AWr 14, 4l. RESOURCES OF MAINE.

No 2. i Ve intimated at the close of the previous article upon Ibis subject, that the natural resources of the though great in their combined character, might, by neglect or mismanage-ment, be greatly reduced It is for tbo internal ef the Slate, an of individual citizens, 'therefore, to understand the separate, general, and relative value of all the resources of Ihe Slate. It. has-been the misfortune of Maine, thf her policy, in reference to her public domain, has been to realize an immediate revenue without sufficient regird to its future effects. A portion ef the community seem to consider the only available resource of the public lands to be the growth ot timber, are disposed to part with it for the most ready pay, and leave all cave of the land aa not worth the expense of attending to it.

While others seem to consider the lumber aa inexhaustible, and a proper article on which to raise a revenue, without regard to waste. Others again, and by for -too large portion the public lands as a proper object of speculation that the Slate should bold them in slight estimation and dis-poae of them in such quantities and for snch price cs persons may wish or be willing to pay. Immediate personal advantage is with such, the aim and end, and beyond this they care not a fig. Other atill, deem it important to dispose of the lands as isst as possible to actusl settlers. While a few consider the public lands as possessing, if rightly managed, an immense fund of wealth for the future rise of the State, and for the tiling generation.

Now we deem it of vast importance that the public lands should be considered in reference to aU their resources, in connection with the resources and growth or other parts of the Slats, and not in reference merely to the lumber that may be upon them, or the amount rj immediate revenue that may be procured for the public treasury. For the purpose of having the people underatand this matter in all its branches, we would that the State Government through the board of internal improvement, or perhaps, better still, by a special commissioner, institute inquiries as to the resources and pro' duclions of the State. Aod that the facta so collected be rxtensisely published for the use of the We would that the legislature should exercise a prudent, but fostering and generous care oxer all enterprises, calculated to deralope the natural resource, and give a steady and aura prosperity to the people. Like the ctmcaphere which ie everywhere diffused, sustaining vitality by an equal and beneficial pres-ourenll upon. la all this there need be no partyism.

It is common ground on which all can unite. The umeroua streams that intersect all parts of the State, glide along with equally fertilizing effect upon the field of the Harrison and the Van fiurea man the whig and the locofoco." Sat aside end beyond what legislation, or the State authorities, en do, we wish to call the site lion of the people themselves to this matter; that, by the direction of personal labor, effort, example and enterprise, they miy accomplish great good to posterity and to the State. From what we have already said upon this object, it will be seen that we closely connect the interests of the great bunches of human enterprise, in this Stale lumbering, agricnl- scnnfaelures, commerce, and the fish- ries. The true interest of ail (and included iu all, is th general prosperity of tbs people) is, to bar the department in just proportion. Now ilds apparent Is every attentive observer tht agriculture sod manufactures bass been and of course the business of the whole is out oi proportion, end is less produo-tivo to ths people than it otherwise would be.

Tbst euterpri is directed too exclusively to a law point, without regard to othrra, will bo ap parent to ay who oborrve the amount and character of articles imported into, and exported from the Suij, We have ao means to get at the auwosat ef either. So far as this discos-aioa goes, srs ecu only it jforiunste that th geuera) lasts are apparent, vis that a great variety of production and mqufclaxr( article an jmportedioto th State that might and ought to. be raised or tusde a-uong bur and that our principal exports, to pay tJr thews ahd opf cbiL-dtw Striping our -aod of that very rreown a nereessrg to givo eap and eerUin develop Btt to our etbrr natural ndv'anUgr until they hU ho able to sontribot to the incr aa of wealth apdeomforL And our Children scut off to oottto in other ports of the country, sod to engage la varletM maqnfietoree where is thought im porta 1 tostsuisthem. for are time of an The Albany Evening Journal of Friday, an-On Bills in the third Reading. Messrs.

I nounces the appointment of Egbert Benson, of Washburn of Livermore, Brooks of York, Gray New York, Inspector of LeafTubacco, in place Thk Fresh at. "During the late moderate spell of weather, we, of the east, have been visi-trd with as much rain and as great fieshets though not attended with so disastrous consequences, as have, our more Southern brethren. Our rivers and streams have been filled to ever-flowing, the ice has broken up in several of our rivers, and iu some instances, bridges have beeB carried away, and the great rise of water has impeded the progress of the mails. The Houl-ton roaii due on Tuesday evening, did not arrive here until last evening. The driver found the roads impassable.

This side Olamom in this county, the roads in aome places, were from 3 to 5 feel under water. The Kenduskeag river, which empties into the Penobscot in this city, has been higher than it has been known to be for several years, and we understand the Penobscot is clear of ice, as far up as Hampden As far east of us aa Calais, the fall of rain has been great, and the snow had nearly disappeared. The St. Croix is clear of ice op to Calais. 0The Calais says the time is approaching when the veil which has concealed the principles of the federal party from the eyes of the people, must be laid aside.

That's a fact. And the time is approaching too, when the manner in which that party haye squandered the people's money for twelve years past, will also be exposed to the eyes of the people. They will then wonder that they have so long placed confidence in the leaders of party so little deserving of confidence, and so totally destitute ol honesty. The disclosure will be any thing but pleasant to federal locofoco. ism in its death struggle, after i corrupt and profligate reign of twelve years.

But the people demand it, and it must come. UWe have no New York papers to-day, and no Congressional news later than Wednesday. The late storm at the South has rendered the travelling very bad, to much so as to obstruct the progress of the mails. learn from Havrrhiill that the Merrimac is clear of ice at that place. We alto learn trom Springfield and Hartford that the Connecticut river was high, and the ice was broken up, and there was much floating timber, indicating damage from tha swelling of the tributary streams The Albany Evening Journal ol Friday says, that the three days almost incessant rain bad broken op the ice in the Mohawk and Hudson rivers that the Tier docks were inundated and Market street had been a good deal overflowed during the day.

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. Th following is the result of the vote ior Governor in each county, in this Slate, as reported by the Gubernatorial Committee of the Legislature. (CrThe Message of Gov. Qavi to the Legislature ol Massachusetts, Is brief and comprehensive. He speaks iit severe, thoOgh just lerihs, ol the measures of (he a'dinipisiration, and expresses with confidence the opinion, that the ti.i.e is hand when.

we ttlay hope for an id- a wise, steady policy ani-ously be sought, lor nothing more deranges (business than fluctuating legislation. The subr ject ef the Tariff and Sub-Treasury are also alluded to. The errJ alluded to was prpbihiy an oversight in the proof reader, Newspapers. De Tocquevitle, in his Democracy of America," makes use of the following forcible expression in reference to the importance of newspapers A newspaper cbb drop the samethonght in to a thousand minds at the same mon-eut. A newspaper is an adviser who does not' require to be sought, but comes to you of its own ac cord, and talks to you briefly every day of the common weal, without distracting your private affair.

Newspapers, therefore, become more necessary in proportion as men become more equal, and individuals more to be feared. To suppose that they only serve to protect (reedom would be to diminish their importance they maintain civilization. Severs Winter Weather. The Alexandria Ga zelte of vsterd.iy morning states that the river Potomac is frozen solid across from shore to shore, and numbers of persons pass aud repass every day upon the ice. The mercury in the thermometer (Fuhren heit) was down to zero in this neighborhood on Sunday morning last Yesterday morning opened with a sleet, or rather a rain freezing as it fell, which invested the whole surface of the ear with a glassy coating, making walking hazardous.

We appre bend that it may finve been the cause of numer I ous accidents. We heard early in the day of one individual who had a fall by which he broke arms. National Ini, Jau. 7 of James B. Glent worth, removed from office.

Letters from Tampiao mention that flour and bresd stuffs are extremely scarce and as much as 70 dollars a barrel is offered for flour. Bills of the East Bridgewater Bank, at East Bridgewater, are not received at Suffolk Bank. Maj. Noah, late of the N. Y.

Evening Star, Ias been appointed Associate. Jndge of the Courts of Sessions in the City of New York, fr glory. Since the invasion of Algiers by the French about ten years ago, upwards oi 50,000 French soldiers have been slain There are about 70,000 soldiers in that country, 10, 000 of "JlT 1. in hospitals. It requires the sum of $100,000 per week te support them.

Quaker Colleges The Philadelphia North A merican notices a donation of twenty thousand dollars, Irom Nathan Dunn, to the Haverl'ord School, and considers this as th only Quaker Th'jff lhe Ibi I neie a large college, munifieenily endowed, New England Yearly Meeting in 1 hl? c'lJ I Bor-diDK School. The course of instruction fa .1 uPRorl advan- iage sre confined principally to the sect under whose auspices it was established, and by whom it has been endowed. Providence Journal. REMOVAL. THE Whig and Courier office ii removed to itio Rooms ever the Post office.

Dec 30. NEWS KOOTI. THE NEWS ROOM under fli Whig So Courier Balaam, war farad an-V'r. With etmAdaooa I recommend it to all, UaviD F. Woomdii, Clark la JoaephBtaaiiaan.

Baaton, Oct. 13. For aala by Jaa. IS. 3td MARINE intelligence.

11 MEMOKANDa Lth, barque Talent, Jonad, Trapenl, OetS7t ech AIMoa, Hopklae, Fraulfbri At Aax Cayes, gib vli adelphit, rr apkloe, Fmlfbri. wll. oak Warwick, Brow fbtFhll- Via 1 I i b. wrought work -Combe, far sale by T. G.

BROWN CO. Biro of tbs Oilden (Coiubi.u i 1 of Bowdoinham, McDonald of Limerick, Bel ther ef Farmington, Fletcher of Sicowhegan, and Lowell of Minot. On Leave of Messrs. Garcelon of Haynesville, Dantf'of Newfield, While of Monl-ville, Clements of Desert, Emmons of Georgetown, Parker of Sedgwick, and Plum-er of No. 4.

On Pay Boll. Messrs. Clifford of Sidney, Cox of Dixfield, Parrington of Falmouth, Cun ningham of Edgrcouib, Lord of Brighton, Vi- nal of Vinalhaven, and Dow of Milo, On rhnnn. nf m. ti el On Change Messrs.

of Vossalboro ol Milford, and Huff of Ken- nebunk Port. The Report of the Joint Select Committee on the Gubernatorial, Votes came from the Senate, and after aome discussion wos aceepted by the following vote Blake, Bliss, Buxton, DorreW, Dun'. Rinir in. i i it t. ning, Garcelon, Hawks, Little, Lowell, Lyman, Matthews, Motley, F.

Purringtnn, Cate, Coiby, Cutler, Dw'inai," FootefGrey, 1 I I I I I I i iOlts t. dec "PRC tHEs tab killer Vent of I load Co Vmeuur Li Ihrot Id tide Vc aide pi ol Ai lot less I he drii 1 1.375, i mrasi) ilfhf'i 851,00 ncli IGj lies in fayrai hliverjr kact. 1 Proper Vq ii I loll led mb I Office Kai I I Hi: L. fail allern on to Bee i I di mt 1) Greene.Ludwig, Moree.Nelson.Noyse, Pesslei "i highest institutions oflejrn-Penny, S. U.

Reed, Thorp, Clemets, Hinkley Paikes, Pillabnry, Richards, W.tsin, Chad- l.Ab, a. bel.eve, but bourne, C. W. Foster, V. Hayden, Longfel- i '0W prT low, McLellen, Ring, Sawyer, Wallace, Blan- fu, C'enl fr of the chool.

Its COUGH DROPS. VV. LADD lias a great variety of Coupk prepnrnlions, among which are Ane'irscua Pulmonnry Bnlsam. (genuine) Sears Sjn.p I iv erwort; New England, Dr Jams Expeeliiraul.l'r-1 Grifli.hs. Rev.

S. Bnrtlielonuws iririeinb rup. Dr. Armstrongs, Mrs. Gardners Sjrup uf Liverwort, all of whir are genuine.

AI5U' STORE. THE subscriber has taken a Suite in Ihe Slone building on Exchange Si. next door to Messrs Fisk and Norcross', where he is enmg an fume new aaortmenl of Goods, ennsisting of ENGLISH, W. I. GOODS anu GROCERIES.

ALSO, Provisions, of whieh he ill tell low for cash, rr is exchange for lumber. Friends and Former Customers are inviirrl la call. HORATIO FOSTER. Bangor, Dec 10. Presents for 1841.

A FRESH supply of Token, Rose of Sharea, CM. Friendship Offering. Magnolia. Ilunicn Book, Juvenile, Forget me-Nol, Are. suituhle lei New Years Pre.euls, received and for sale ai ihe Bookstore of D.

BUGUEE. Jan. I. r. PAY YOUR TAXES.

OTICE is hereby given 10 ihe Resident and Non-resident Proprietor of lands situalrd in the City of Bntigor, that all rcal.esiaie on winch the Taxes remain unpaid on ihe 1st day ol Fibui-rv 1841, will be advertised and sold wilhoul reserve. HOLLIS BOWMAN, Coll. Jan. 1. dAwlm4 WM BROWNSCOMPOUNDBON ESET CANDY, fr the cure of Colds, Difficulty of Breathing, Sore Thxosl, and' all pulmonary complaint.

Ii is also in extensive use fer Clearing the Voice ol Vochlisls and Puhlie Speakers. Its efficacy is fully established lor moving the above coipplainit. As there are imitations in Ihe market, that are frequently to'd lor Genuine, in order to avoid thim the propneiorol this valuable Cough remedy, is lo the great expense nf having it stamped Wm. Brown, Horton. Also lha Directions are signed.

For genuine observe (he stamp, and receive no oihei I 19 els for 4 ot. The great Increase of alc season ia sufficient to satisfy the whole coininiini of its superiority. A en evidence read Ceriuo-caie HV I hereby certify that in the month of 1 manufactured from medicated furoioJied by Wm. Brown, Druggist. 481 War Ion Street, Boston, 614 lbs of his Compound Bone et Candy.

Same month this year, 1840, 1 factored fnjr him 2S86J lbs, allowing lncrfaeHlf sntisfy all Ural the article it truly all the go. years since in Ihe same month I made hut'W It is now ten years lo my knowledge that tins dy ha been made by Mr Brown. A MES RICH A RDSON Confectioner, Washington for Browns Boneeel For iho genuine, esH for Brown1 which is for sal in Boston only by ths 481 VVasbington end only O. W. LADD, I gist, Jiang or.

Dec. 4, aodiow- 1 Henry 13. Prentiss coamet-u, OIBeo soar the Post Offie. allen 1 COUNSELLOR AT UtW 4 erifl( Office formarlv occupied by Heines fc 1 over the EASTERN BANK. M.ik.t Bengor, Deo 17.

wdww G. W. INGER80LL. (, over the EASTERN BANK, Bangor. Dsc 17- i -m dlwlmw' chard, Burrell, Clark; Cliff'ord, Deane is 1 1 L' I ti .1.

A a ft VI. I Durril, Eldred, Foster, Graves, Hitching, Judkins, Melvin, Millelt, J. Otis, Pike, Pres-cott, Robbins, Severance, Swan, Wing, Black-well, Burgess, C. Fletcher, Heald, H. Puringlon, Smith, Steward, Tenney, 8tevee, Washburn, Bradley, Burr, Muzzy, Palmer, RamsdeJI, Trsak, Blackstone, Morrow, Board-man, Gage, Lnce, Hitch born, Morrison, Nel on, Packard.

98. Nats Messrs. Bartlett, Brsckett, Bradeen, Bragdon, Brooks, Dim, Deermg, Frost, Huff, f1' ilefielil, M. Littlefield McDon-" Dunn, eld, Pslne, Rogers, Tuck, Babb, D. Dyer, Gibbs, L.

Hayden, J. Larrabes, Merrill, Office, where present aubteribers ere invi-Perley, Rich, Skillin, Strout, Witham, Cotter, ted sad new one The Room Is supplied v.E?ni-0n- ahorn' wilh a real varielY papers of both political par son, Knowles Bclm.non! WebbfDHroderoie Ty Hooter, W. Urr.bee, Tripp, Andrews, B. Ca- reading public. The term of ry, Cobb, Cox, Cushman, Drake, Hastings, adnatesion nrri, per year in advance fo suboari-Hosmer, Hollamf, J.

Kimbtll, -prince, Rand, in the Whig fc Courier, to non-subscribers. Fogg, Greeley, Hall, Hatch, Hoyf, F. A. Use 17, Reed, Barrows, Clark, Durtton, Elliot, W. Fletcher, Fowler, Greeley, Haley, Page, Sargent, Staples, Vinal, Belcher, Burbank, Hackett, Towle, Tyler, N.

Dow, 8. Ca Office, baa been removed to the room over vivuiupu niHi aur ii noainti mnu by takine two bottle of tha ha York, Cumberland, Lincoln, Hancock, Washington, Kennebec, Oxford, Somerset, Waldo, FisciUqois, Franklin, Aroostook, Penobscot, ETTbe letter of our August eorrespondent failing to reeh us, we are indebted to the Age for the proceedings ol lhe Legiiture Ma. Hakkisou. Acorreapondent of a Pro, idene paper, writing bord Cinoinuatf, say Mrs- narrieoo ha for many years lived great retirement, and 1 am informed it now more tha twenty yeere since ehe visited this city. She Is a lady of most exemplify character-of strong domestic feeling, and warm, glowing piety.

8b i much absorbed ip th ear of I her numerous family, and much kttseh-ed to tbs old homestead and it ia probable she will continue to totke North Bend the place of her residence moet of the time.1 The honors of lbs White tiouoe will be dispensed, It 1 sep-pTd, by on of her dsoghter, r7 i In tk afternoon, Lindsey, of Norridge- wock, asked aod obtained leave to have hi name recorded in the affirmative on Abe list of yeas and nsya on lh Gubsrnaterial Voice, The House proceeded to ballot for Candidates for Governor to be sent to the Sonst', and ibt following was the i Whole nombes ol Tote 350 -83. Necaaary to a SbolSO John Fairfield had Edward Kent Hannibal Hamlid LQ. Smith 88 109 164 9, i.1 9.