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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
BY :. IL. ~ q. Is MiiI, Aucts
SIX NEGROES

We will sell ihis morning, al 10 O'Clock. Ne
gro oman and children aud lwo Girls Is ard
l2yeafs old; also, a handsome Mn'auo GIL. who
Is good cha uber mad
Sept % \. B. & C. B. HILL, Aucls
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.-CiION SAL Els.
By "a. 81. ~.c,.iuson a. Bro.

NEGk.Es
Til Day, al 10 O'Clock. w.A nc sold Negto
Man, Negro Boys AM 3 Negro Girls.
K. Ii. DICKINSON Il BRO,
Sept D Auciiupeefs.
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NOR HIRE-A young and healthy WET
NURSE, with Ia copous breast Of milk. APP
DIV at the Enquirer Office. Sept. l6-d6l
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IJRLEY's OFFICE, No. lOl Easl Nalr

II Street.
hurley would say, "Como, try again"
VINO can Tell what day may bring torh2
Drawn Nos Sussex ESra, 81, Sept. 10:
10 10 rs 4 Sc 81 ! "a 43 % 81 IA 81.
Ticket 6 81 10, another prize, sold by
HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. Lcesburg Lottery, c ass So, Sept. 10:
A So 10 % II 81 l3 t6 f3 625l l9.
Ticket 10 81 63, prize Of 800 sold aud paid
- HURLEY.
To Day-Virginia Lotery, Glass So. Capitals
y 600, 5000, 1000. 1000, 5 OF 600, &C., &c
u Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets 4, al HUR.
l.EY'S flee, below he Old Market.
To,Munow-66,666. Tickes Is.
?. S.-Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF
Pa kases, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al.
,ried 10, and an account OF The drawings sent 10
u. par, of the Unilei States, tree of postage
!; .a.e address WIN. HURLEY,
Sept. % Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of October lS45 If fair, II not, on The
next fair day, at the late residence Of William Norvel
deceased. in The county of Buckingham the Tract Of
Land which he resided at the time Of hs death con-
tanning about six hundred acres Also, Tract adjon
Ing the same, containing two hundred and fortyeght
Also, at the same time and place. the Stock of
every description usually found upon estate in this
part Of the country Also, seventeen Negroes, consist
ing Of men, women and children.
On the day after the above SALE will be sold
the premises, other Tract Of Land known as the
Sillhouss Tract containing three hundred acres, on
which Thomas Norvell lives, together with the
Stock of Corn, Oats, &C &c.
The Terms of the sales made known on the days OF
sale, by JNO NORVELL, p,.cu,o,.
Sent 22-cwtds WIN NORyELL CAe'h'o''.
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@ r &C K K ] Z S


WE invite call from customer, ana The pnhlic
w generally Ia our stock Of GROCERIES, IN store,
which will sell low-yiL:
80 hhds Porto Rico aud New of'sah' "us'''-Pa''
prime quay
tiefces CHARMED Sugars
10 bhls WooIsey u Wnolsry crushed sugar
% boxes and half boxes do q"
III bbls small loaf Sugar
hbls puveiised do
~ hhds West India Mo!assrH
lierces do DO
30 bhl. New Orleans do
100 bags Moca, Java Martcaibo, 10 aud i.aeulIa
Coffee
Is bhds Western Shoulder and Md,llng Bacon
20OaO lbs Toud's Family liacon-hos nnad
ln0 kegs Narls-assufted sizes
50 bbls rectihed Whisky
Is bills Ziger's do
IL bbls Rumgardner's do
10 bbls Bun's do
10 bbls Apple Brandy
piprs French do
- Ibis smlthtied Vinegar
IS hrls Tar
100 bags Shot-assorred
lnD sides Sole Geather-oi every gAlp
% hits No Mnck-ret
10 hills Noe do
so hills No gross lienincs
81 btls M clipt do
25 hbls No family roe Herring
% Lbls No Shad ~
Together with general assortment fsprrm ana al
l,,y candies SOAP starch, Indigo, Backing, Shoe
Thread Cotton ana Hemp lives Of rvg szr and qua
lily, WIRING and Wrapping papeI Can Yarns, en-
s sc WINSTON, 10 IS 4 co,
Sept 5-cs, No2, Main street
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE.
TI,s.r received and Tor sale al thtsors cf The sub
y scriber on 18Th street, general I'D well selected
shock of Leather and Findings, &C.; I,isting IN part
Of oak and hrmock tanned Sole Leatf Harness, rl-
Az Rand and Skirtinp Irath.r Russt ana Wa1ed Up.
nsr; French, German, irish. English I'D American caf
skins and Patent Lea her. Enamelled n Japanned do;
black and colured morocco aud k'd kinsi Roanes 81
"a, .lAaF
Enelish and American Shoe Thrraei Hastings, Gal
loonx I.acrs. Ribbons, Shoe Nails Knives, AVIS,
Tacss, Bris,Ies, Boot Cords aud WIS, Hammers,
tars, Toos oCrhr hest quality and ma approved pat.
terns-a of which viii be sold At ~ lowest market
n,Ices and IN quantities To suit purchass.
JAMES tFATSOS,
Healer In Leather 9c 18th street, twdOors below the
Wi, 06r. ~ 6-datGril
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Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to- and draw ss when requested Please
address orders to N. SITUATION,
Srp Ia Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
HATS! HATS! CAPS CAPSu
Fall Style Of Hats and Caps,

|C L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST., Shockoe
'Is Hill, has just received full and splend d
l,s5ument of HATS and CAPS, of The best
Northern manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nuria,
uoIessin, Silk, Angola, Coney, Wool, and every
her kind Of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF GAPS, OF every variety, at IN
.,ualy low prices, al wholesale or retail.
G. L BETTY.
P. S-Parchasers are respectfully invited TO
.a and examine my assortment. Hats and
caos made 10 order. Market prices given Tor all
sa.s Of Furs. g. l.. B.
Sart lS-r2n
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w. & E. P. CARPENTER & CO,
l4TH STREET,

Opposite Kent, Kendall & At,raler's,
+, RE IN possession OF a full supply OF new and
4 fashionable fall styles of Bonnets and very
age and beautiful assortment OF Ribbons OF rich
N: entirely new patterns. Their stock OF
+ wers, Plumes, &C., embraces their usual e1.
.nsive variety. Purchasers are requested TO
IA and examine The assortment.
Sept 2O-lm
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TO Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

III Mh. Una DCn1h NEI OLLhnb
S you are a non resident Of the ale of Virginia,
n you are hereby notified that sha,roceed, on the
10th day Of October lsis, al the niiCd Mrssrs. Day
4 Robertson. in thr city ii Rirhmnr in ihr State Of
Virginia. between the hours Of Cock, VI. and =
o'clock VI OF that day. 10 take hepnsitlons oi Dr
William Gaines, John Meredith, . 10 he used a.
evidence In my behalf, before iuiissirncr John
shore in stating an account direc.eby ihr Circnu
Superior Court Of Chancery for the i'mnnd CIrcnlt,
in a suit in Gancery pending herein,etween Robert
Pollard, myself. &c, plaintiffs, and.0ber & Page,
Yourself &c defendants; aud IL, ironny cause, ihr
said drpnsitions be- not taken c0nrd on the said
10th day Of October, the taking theH Will be- cont
aned from day 10 day, Al The place, I'd between the
hours first aforesaid
appointed the 20th October 1915 for sing the account
above mentioned. al his office, the Of Richmond
Sept lj-sw5w THOS iLlAFERRO.
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Josjce..-.ss0rSe OF.

n, TN Thursday morning, September 1h,
STs..A man. registering his name al the Exchange
fAh Hotel, in this Guy, n 4 Jones, Baltimore,
hired ol me Horse ride few mites IN the country,
n said and TO return the rvenIng-since which
time have heard nolhiug nf him the horse and
am inclined think he IL on with my horse. ANY in
formation of HIM The hnrse vii br thankfully
ed and liberal reward will be paid for return OF
the horse. saddie ani bride. The horse j. largs
brown; five years old last Spring; full sixteen hands
high heavy nane and tail; and of HE hind feet
white, other marks recoIlectuh. lie PAGES and rides
we'll The man appeared 10 be about thirty years old,
of middle size, and light complexion
WM GRAVES.
sept l2-c6t EAGLE Stables, l2th street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

hlClMoND e. VALE SE1h lNhnl.
JAMES K. FINCH, A. NJ, PRIrciP.L, late Principal Of
the Wesleyan Female Seminary, St1uatoH, Va.
The Academca yenr of ten months commences Octo-
Der lst and ends the last week in July with the eIer
cisss of examination.
EXPENSES:
English Literature, senior class, $50
DO. do. junior do. 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 30
Music. with of Piano, 40
Ornamental Branches, ~
The boarding deparmentwill be IN the charge of Mr.
Samuel Ayres, in whose family the young ladies Will
enjoy the best social and moral influence.
Applications To enter pupils should be addressed (he-
fore the LIST September) Rev DR.. Lee, Editor h G.
Advocate, Rev. J. L. Edwards, Rev. j. Manning, or
Mr. Samuel Ayres, who will supply any further infor-
nation Aug S-cwSw
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TO THE, PUBLIC.

IL ftE ~ DLlL.
THE Tavern, StorehOuss. Land &c, a. New heh.
Courthouse IS for sale I'll TIE hrst 81 ocsoner ana
hr subscriber il ANXIOUS 10 dspos. o for fair con
side ration. IL Is rented subject to the above pr
vil~ge
The tract of land contains about s10 acres, mostly III
wood The cleared land Is productive IN all The crops
suited 10 our climate, and the Tavern Affords line
market fnr tirn.- pecally It's large, new and enmmo
d,ous blr with "a stas, and ample ciTiage room
Tbi, building was finished IN lel2, ard covers $3.50
SQUARE feet. Tire legation y agreeable and hrathfu-
in \ thriving Rel.hha,hood-wuh every advantage of
sInpi,-s IN Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
n,son 10 be had srason, a. the door, they
ma. on Ia Richmond Vsnispn MA, be mad on the
farm Distance fiom Richmond thirty miles, from IL
than twelve, and from Williamsburg thirty, dir. cty
the OF the proposed Ethan Railroad and and
n half from Cumberland, on the River. Terms accom-
modatng. hppyto
D CHRISTI IN, New Kent court.house,
G w Bas5ETT, Old Church Hanover. os
SUTTON & WINSTON, Richmond
Sept s-cey
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IJTANTED, Immediately, two f.>t-raie Boo:
w Makers, who will receive regular work
aud he best OF wages. Apply al The Boot Store
). E. JOCHEM,
Sept. lS-dIw Governor Street.
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LEATHER AND EINDINn s FORE.
Jaunes WcCnllkyL 60,

SUCCESSORS TO WM. McD0NAD co, AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON'S co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. ST and 50, Briy'S VII, Baltimore
JNESDEK their services {" the faRtRS and MER.
/ chants of Virginia aud North QolIna ior the
sale Of GRAIN. COTTON and 9th PRODUCE
Their long experience IN this branch osinrss justify
them in assuring those who may iavorbem w,th their
cons gninrnts thr highest going rates
REFER 10
h-ssrs Webb, Bacon & 20, .rhmond
Mrssis Workman, McGmdrr g. 10,
Mr. Thomas Branch,
Messrs Ferguson & Mihado, Sc
Mr. James II Johnston, ~ Sept l-clm
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r. A. CRENSHA w,

TTORNE AT LA W, Es
DRACTtCES Law in the Courts Of Amelia Powha
L tan and Cumberland, and will give his undivided
attention to all business entrusted to his care.
Refer TO John F. Wiley, John F. Motley, Caleb
Colquitt, lose phi II. Coquitt. Sept l-c2am2m
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JUST PUBLISHED.


FOURTH volume Gratan's Reports Of Gases in the
L Court Of Appeals, Va, from APRIL ls47, to April,
lS4s.
Also for sale, Gilmers, Randolphs, Leigh's and Ro.
binsons Reports-comprsine together, the
plete from April, 1890, to April, 1913.
Sent 22-c4t WIN II RICHARDSON, 8 G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

NEW IRON AND METAL STORE
THE subscriber has opened Store on the corner OF
Cary and l4th Streets for the sale Of Pig and Bar
Iron, Boiler Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Tin Plate,
Block Tn Steel, and Metals generally, and solicits
call from all those in want of articles in his line
An, M-clm WIN BURR.
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MARINE JOURNAL
Piano Forte Wareroollls'
DplNkER e. MORRIS,

.,tr AGENTS FOR WORCESTER'S
cEI.EBRATEO SQUARE PIANOS,
IN HENRI HERE'S GRANDS, SEMI GRANDS
AND PIANlNOS,
rrER 10, sale great variety OF superior 1nstru-
men,s from the factories OF the above makers-so
~ rrpressly for their establishment Thsp arc
4 m ak TO seven octaves, in rosewood ana mahogany
~ if,een years worcester's manufacture mas
wed the h,ghes, sppr"Sdaa o@ improvements suggest
" his ione experience and connection WIN .me ou-
thew have attained a degree OF exceiehce
-, cannot DO surpassed, ana nave won ''' '"'"'
RAJ and deserved Celebrity.
rM,ssr,nds. Semi. Grands and Pianinos Of Hers
are the most celebrated in Europe, and are Inc
S.N,,ton of those who examine them
ssors amateurs and the public, are respectfully
~, 10 examine assortment, which VIII DC
! ..,uat 10 any one establishment North, ana al
~ 1 lies Aug. II
ticks OFFICE, No. S, Exchange Place,
Richmond, Va.
y rs pay, friday $4,000 Capital, 5 prizes
400 SC. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos OF Susquehauna. 43:
4 50 26 A 20 50 81 d 10 81 AZ II
Is -l-whole 200 sent 10 this office.
So, p
,oRruNE's HOME, CHALK's OFFICE,
". t, Main street.
Drawn Nos Susquehanna, No 43:
Is 50 70 4 % 50 81 % 10 81 AZ II
pay-The old iavor,e. Pokomoke, Glass
:, Nos IA drawn. Tickets "a
capi,s $4,000, S oil 5000, 10 OF 500, &c &c,
= rs.,tday in Mary and Consolidated, Extra
3-Nos. a 43 81, a small one OF $40
If you want 10 make yourself rich, come down
: CHALk'S,
SEP. - 3 doors above the Oh Market.
owLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
! street, Richmond, Virginia.
lie, Lottery Vendors do and say what they may
Far selling prizes CuwLES carries Tho day lay -
ro-day-Pokomoke L,ueiy, Class 50. "a
.,as: 10000 dollars, Of 5000, 10 Of SUI, &C.
:. Nos, IA Drawn. Tickets dollars.
>,n,. %
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MISCELLANEOUS.
August . Watkins,

HAVE removed their Office No IL, Main street,
over Messrs sinton s Co.'S new hardware store,
and opposite to Thomas Tyrer's store. MIR August
will attend all the courts of Hanover county.
Aug 2s-lm
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Thomas r. Giles

TORNEY II L ".
HAS removed 10 an office under the Richmond
III House, Governor Street, two doors ABOVE
the Office of Dr.. John Cullen.
AnonstQ-lm
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
4 HAVE appointed Thursday, the 5th dav of October
L next for a meeting of the Visitors of William & Ma.
ry College. ut which time hope all the members of the
Board will be present, 1t Is proposed TO appoint Two
new Professors fill the vacancies cccasioned by the
resignation of Professors Millin ston and Holmes.
r McCANDTISH, Rector.
yviui, N, shurv Semi l6 l613-3lawtd
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY a LAW
ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has reinrned TO Rich
Amond and will practise in the Courts held IN 'his
city and county and the adjoining counties. ,,.,-
.trset May 2-lyd&c
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Tickets SlO-shafes in proportion.

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %, 10 be drawn
on Saturday. the Both September lS4S, AT Baltimore.
Lowest 3 No. prize $500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
THE exercises Of this School will be resumed on the
L 18th October, under the management Of competent
Teachers and will close the 18th of August is49.
Board and Tuition in the English branches, Sl0O
French, 10
Music, and the use Of Piano, 25
One half Of the Board and Tuition will be expected
be paid when the scholar enters the school, or the
LIST January, and the other half on the LIST May
SeptS-cw6w X. 4. LACY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOUTHRRN VAIL
Ieffer from lIr. Boti-

In the Rich H0Hd H1ig OF Saturday last. there
a long letter from Mr. Boris called from him by the
publication q biz letter 70 the Clay Committee Ia this
City some days since That letter b. says, was pri-
ya;e one. 20 private gentleman He does not a' he
could not blame Us tor publishing T. We 'ha- give
bis letter IN iu possible this evening Ia the mean
time We have only room for paragraph or two he
says
-I an threatened By many that they WI not vote Tor
me unless vii make Taylor speecn. look upon u
cxacrion never before made A. an infringement
my personal rights my personal honor and ny per
sousi Independence and Vii. not yield % i II lose
every vote in the district ID speeches we're A. plenty
a. bsck1erries would not make one under com
Iu.-ion'
may lot be able o. retain sea; IN Congress-tlat
is q -mal matter but can take care Of my own honor
A. silst the world.
Now. 10 regard % the Alison letter " > which ]
have read since the shove Wa written. am Tree %
confess that the opinions therein expressed and ne
positions adopted 20 matter az whose suggestion are
more satisfactory % than any other that has pre-
coded .t-ani i this had been the only one . would
have been entirely go
tie says De received letter from the gentleman 90
whom bis addressed stating that i bad been taken
from him y violence. NJ Boris says tie letter was
not all published and that be recommended SCOTT Tor
Vice President lie says be- has been satisfied ever
since the Buffalo Convention, that the Prei.denta.
Election would go to the House. where CLAY could
and TAYL0n could not be elected and that CLAY IS iht
only man % N sct the crisis coming on the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
For The Tribune.
Newly DIRK and BROOKLYN.

At recent meeting OF the Common Council Of
brooklyn Committee raised to confer with the Cor
poraiion Of New York the subject of supplying the
former city with the Croton matter OF meal
cuable importance to Brooklyn Ii this object can be-
effected upon Just principles, objection ought 10 be
interposed To indicate the best mode of doing il,
should be the 6rst inquiry.
Ii has unfortunately happened hitherto and viii again
happen that conflicting claims Of corporate Jurisdiction
ferry privileges and other matters have placed the two
Cities in an,agonisiio positions, and provoked mutual
feelings Of opposition and bitterness In The progress
of events these likely 10 be increased than al
!ayed and in regard 10 ferries, especially cannot be
very long before well devised and prolonged eaagi
will be made to deprive NewNork OF lis alleged eNclu
five franchise This Will be- and should be rcssiea To-
hs areruosi Much III blood possibly direct collision
may follow.
is not however. the purpose OF the writer 70 point
out all the causes OF diss ahsscton present and pros
pectivc which likely to disturb the harmony and
impede the prosperity Of both but rather % CAL alton
ton 70 the only perfect and practical remedy, riiE
UNION or rHE TWO CIrIEs UNDER oNE CHARTER AND
ONE GOvEsNNSNr
Whist is the objection Where the difficulty Our
interests are inden.cs should be our feelings and
our legislation 10 : believed upon what are deemed
sufficient grounds that this proposition viii meet vita
decided favor in both Cities the legal details Of the
proposed union can be readily and fairly carried out
both parties the compact would be benefited and the
Croton water ferry rights and AT privileges now eX-
elusive become the common property OF al the inhaoi.
tanss
Is not the magnitude Of the object worth the effort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

COMMON COUNCiL.-A meeting Of this Board
took place yesterday afternoon in the Mayors Office
when the following business vas transacted.
CgxmH4ic1fi0Hs From the Committee Of -. Jares's
Roman Catholic Church. stating that having seen In
the papers that heir church mas been represented
10 b. preiudcis 70 health they bring witnesses 70
prove that eiuvis emanales from Il. consequently
cannot be injurious. They also state that they intend
20 open large piece Of ground Tor burial purposes
which has before been used FOR inerments. Re
ferred. 90. From George w. Suiiwel, Marshal. re-
spectuy inviting the Common Council ~ take par. In
the funeral ceremonies Of Lieut. kleine COrcurred
cnity " the Roman Catholic Church Ia Jsyst repre-
seuting the Church-yard a nuisance Referee. TO
the Law and Police Committee.
Pctni9as from W. s Wright and several citizens re-
qlesting 20 be organized into IRE company and be
furnished with nzne Of the largest class for the
proper protection Of the neghborhOod Of Myrte-Aye-
and Prncest against IRE Referred OF several
citizens for the widening OF Ful.oast near Pineapple
% A breath of 20 foot Referred From the Com
mlfee having the arrangements Of Lieut. keines t1ne-
ra stating tina, account Of the ate calamity they
hzve met with considerable difficulty In making their
subscription and requss, the Common Council 70 aid
them with their usual hherafy HE honor, the Mayor
moved that the S00 be allotted for the purpose
Carried ~ majority Of one.
SrHfy 0f Hfru-The Report Of the Committee lor
supplying the city with water wss then read Il stated
thar they had made application Tor supply OF Crot0n
Water bur 10 objected that account of the rapid
increase of Brooklyn suficiency could not in the
course Of time De procured for New York The streams
and ponds In the Island were then examined but gave
no warrant for proper supply The plan. however.
thai has been considered by the Committee and several
engineers 70 be me mosi feasible for giving full ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
California and Oregon Mails-Notice 10 the
Public, and In-truciion- TO POstma-ter,.

I.rr ri IirHaarrrrr. ff sHiIftr.fr i.. I7f'
Official Information has been received a. tlls
Department that the United states steam packet ca.
iorna built under contract VITA the secretary ct the
Navy eventually for the service % thai Department %
the Government but In the mean time o. Be- employed
lon the transportation Of the malls, VIII leave New
York for California ald Oregon via Cape Horn. on
Monday the "a day OF October next
Mail bags will be- made up al Ncw-iork. % be- for
warded by -a.d steamer for RIO Janeiro Valparaiso
aud Caliao also tor san Diego santa Barbara Mon
terey and Son ranci,co. in California and Astoria. IN
Oregon.
The inland and postage al letters and newspa
per be- forwarded by SAID packet for places not Win
in the territory OF the United states is % be- qld al
the Office. where mailed ana the Postmasiers concern
"a Will see trst this requs.ton j. complied with ana
will stamp tue letters and papers accordingly Inc
mails O. ssd ports will be- sent 10 the care 20 the
United states Consus % the respective places, under
lh. seal 0i the New lorS Post Office.
The slpp0sfage iol single letters. not exceeding nai
an ounce VIII be- "a cents % Rio Janciro Valparaiso or
CaIlao and for each newspaper pamphlet or price
current cents In each the re- -ular inland pos
tage % New FORK is % be added
To Panama each letter Aforesaid, vii. be rated az
go cents and
To san Diego. santa Barbara. Monterey, San Fran.
cisco OF Astona, 30 cents. without any addition tor
inland postage. c. JOHNSON. Postmaster General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
liabbing The liRils.

IT. ths Edsior q Tas Triburs
May beg to know how far it may be consistent
with The spirit OF international law and public honor
on the part Of the British Government not only 20 open
the letters Of Irish Correspondents destined for this
CITY but absolutely ia some instances 10 detaiu them
Altogether And what remedy you would suggest
Tor this abuse Yours, Truly, NJ
70 We presume there is no remedy. A Gov
crnment which claimed and exercised the night o.
opening the letters y an exile MAJ
zmi who was never even suspected Of wishing 10
harm in order TO betray their contents 90 the Aus
trian despot. and thus consign some Italian IA
triots to the dungeon the block, could hardly be
expected 70 treat with more consideration the let
tegs Of the crushed patriots under its own domin.
ion. ED T'nb.