The Dover Enquirer, Tuesday, January 28, 1851, Vol. XXIV, No. 35 - Dover, NH for Sale

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The Dover Enquirer, Tuesday, January 28, 1851, Vol. XXIV, No. 35 - Dover, NH For Sale

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The Dover Enquirer, Tuesday, January 28, 1851, Vol. XXIV, No. 35 - Dover, NH:
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The Dover Enquirer, published every Tuesday Morning, by George Wadleigh, Dover, New Hampshire - Volume XXIV, No. 35, January 28, 1851 - one large sheet folded to create 4 pages - 34\" x 23\"
Contents:

Railroad Schedules
Notices
poem: The Ladder of St. Augustine, by Henry W. Longfellow
Man a Student
Golden Rules of Life
Good Ventilation
Smart OId Chap
Speech of Mr. Amos Tuck on the New Hampshire Contested Election
Whig Nominations:

for Governor, Hon. Thomas E. Sawyer
for Representative to Congress, Amos Tuck
for Councillors: David Currier, George Y. Sawyer, John Prentiss
for Senators: Joseph Graves, Daniel Clark, James Batcheller

Nomination of Mr. Amos Tuck
Whig Congressional Convention, District No. 1
The New Constitution
Another John Atwood Letter
Census of New Hampshire
Missouri: Hon. Henry S. Gryer (whig) to the U.S. Senate in place of Hon. Thomas H. Benton
Charles Sumner elected Senator, Massachusetts
James A. Bayard elected Senator, Delaware in place of John Wales
John S. Woodman, Esq. has been appointed Chair of Mathematics in Dartmouth College
Judge Gholson issued a warrant for the arrest of Governor Quitman
Democrats in Washington have agreed to run Lewis Cass for President, Samuel Houston for V.P.
Florida elects Mr. Mallory in place of Mr. Yulee for Senate
Common Schools
The Washington Monument: Swiss Government have forwarded a beautiful stone from the Alps, to be placed in the National Monument.
The Cuban Expeditionists trial at New Orleans
New Publications:

Orations and Speeches, by Charles Sumner
History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood
Boston Illustrated Shakespeare, featuring Cymbeline

Changes in the Tariff
Albany: Dunbar confesses to Mr. Beecher, in a letter, of murdering two boys
Seven Days Later from Europe, arriving on the steamer Arctic:

Resignation of the French Ministry and formation of a new one
No new intelligence of the Atlantic
Nothing newsworthy from England

Congressional news on the French Spoliation Bill
Death of Rev. Walter Colton, U.S. Navy, at Philadelphia
Historical Memoranda - No. XXIV: Town Records, 1652
Court of Common Pleas
Connecticut chooses their State S. Bowley to Miss Ada A. Pray
Henry W. Howard to Miss Sarah A. Hurd
Daniel T. Hill to Miss Augusta L. Plummer
John Reed to Miss Sarah Chick
Albert Field to Miss Mehitable Perkins
Alvah A. Gilman to Miss Lucinda Pray
Thomas Hendee Hickey to Miss Anna Morrison
Charles H. Webber to Miss Susan A. C. Twombly, age 3 - son of John C. and Eliza J. Twombly
Bridget Baker, age 19
Catharine Grimes, age 7
Samuel Goodwin, age 71
Mrs. Enoch Horn [Abigail], age 73
Elias S. Edgerly, age 50
Foster Young, age 67
Joshua Veasey, age 97
A child - daughter, age 16 months - Mr. Jenness
William Harris French, age 2, and Samuel Sperry French, age 3 - children of Rev. James French
Henry Frye, age 7 - son of Henry Frye
A child of Ivory Bragdon
Capt. Samuel Lowd, age 82
Benjamin Swasey, age 55
Thomas Watkins, age 45
Nathaniel Perkins, age 42
Mrs. Joseph Fuller [Mary T.], age 49
Georgianna Adams, age 17 - daughter of George Adams
Betsy Jane Scruton, age 8 - daughter of Edmund C. and Martha H. Scruton
Franklin Peavey, age 26 - son of Abel Peavey
Martha Ann Grace, age 17 - daughter of Robert and Ann Grace