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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, KENDALL a. ATWATER.

BY KENT, KENDALL q ATWATER.
III ARGE SALE OF SEASONABLE DRY
-AA GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
next the 2oth instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, we
will sell large and varied assortment of fresh and sea-
sonabIe9 DRY GOODS, comprising many scarce and
desirable styles.
Also, large invoice of Ready-made Clothing.
TERMs-Al sums under 500, cash. over 500, four
months credit for approved paper
KENT, KENDALL e. ATWATER
de IA Auctioneers
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE Il co.
A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AT
~ AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY EVENING,
the 22d inst, at o'clock, P NJ will sell at auction
that desirable house and lot Containing one hafacre
at the Of 5th and Clay streets and at present
occupied by Mrs. George Greenhow The dwelling
and out-houses will be sold together, the balance Of
the ground will be divided into two building lots
IERMs-One fourth of the purchase money will be
required in cash, the balance credit of g. 10 and
IL months for satisfactory notes, interest added from
day OF sale, and the title retained until the last payment
is made. BENJAMIN LEWIS iTruc,ee
Sale conducted by Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNcURE & Co.,
Aucts. de 10 dtds
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

"a LMANACS FOR IS5U.-J. W. RAN
IA DOLPH, l2l Main Street, has for sale :-Ame-
rican Almanac and Repository Of useful knowledge,
worth $40 but price $ivCottoms edition Of Rich
trct of Columbia Alnanac-6c Same intereaved
with blank paper for meinorandums-l2c; Family
Christian Almanac6c; Dutch and Comic Dutch do
MANAGES at &c; chronological, Water Cure and Health
Almanac, at &c; Pictorial Temperance Amanac-6c );
Everybody's do-25c Comic Dutch English do--6c !;
Farmsrs or English Almanac-6c Housekeeper's or
English Amanac-6; Pamers Business Mems Al
nanae--l2c Presbyterian amanac--6c Agrcuturiss
Guide or do-l5c Haynes American Baptist do-6;
Randolphs Counting House Calendar and Almanac
--l2c; Stewards Diary and Almanac at 81 and 75c ];
Marshs Pocket Diary do at &c., Desoers do. do. at
75c; Daily do. do. do at 62 and 75c. Members and
Others who wish 10 purchase Richardson's Almanacs,
in any quantity, will find them at RANDoLPH's Book
store and Bndery. de II
&TRATTON's OFFICE, No S, South I4tn
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

a 5 THE SEASON is somewhat advanced we
IA will sell any thing that we have in store very
possible before purchasing Spring Goods large por-
ton OF our stock has been recently purchased very
low prices Our stock is unusually large and well Sc
de IL CHARLES HARTWELL q Co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

sDS HHDS. low priced Porto Rico and N. O.
%1Sp Sugar, receiving by the Columbus for sale
de " JAS WINSTON.
n dhah BOXES CHEESE, receiving by last
NJ wv boat, for sale
de II JAS. WINSTON
5000 sT s tsrvs HA a 5.i bas 9K e.
de II JAS WINSTON
Dir. TUCKER offers his professional services to
~ the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity. His
office IS on Grace street. door below the Richmond
House de l3-2awlm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
AuCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY ALEXANDER IToTT.
No 81 Main streaf

EDARTICU LAR attention paid to the public or pri-
u vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes Horses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and liber.
al cash advances made when required
- REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
On TUESDAY MORNING, 18th instant. COM
mencing at o'clock precisely, will sell at store oppo-
site the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture consisting of the
usual variety.
Also, large invoice Of piece and cut Dry Goods,
VIZ Bleached and unbleached Domestics, Caicoes
FIannels, Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs, &c.
Also large lot of seasonable ready made Clothing
fur, silk, WOO and waterproof Hats, Caps, Trunks
Vaices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Perumery
de 5 ALEX, MOTT, Auct
70 OTICE be sold on TUESDAY morning
next, the 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock, at
Avenue, near Bacon Quarter Branch all the stock Of
Groceries and chaels said house, levied as the pro-
perty OF said William E. Wade to satisfy executions in
favor OF John +. Reeve
de Is JOHN GoDDIN, H.C.C.R.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
ROCERIES, &c. Ar AUCTION.--Oo
" TUESDAY, 18th December at 10 o'clock we will
sell at our Auction Store, general assortment of Gro
ceres,2 dtc consisting in part Of
Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
Prime Molasses
Soap, Mustard
66unpowder, Imperial and Pouchong Teas
Pepper, Brandies, Sherry, Port and Mad Wines
Writing and ID Wrapping Paper, &c.
Powdered Sugar
Bacon Shoulders, Sides and Hams.
SOAP-Pale and No. Brown Soap
LEATHER-Good and damaged
1ERMs-Under 500, cash; over 800, months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather
no II DUNLOP. MONCURE &, CO., Aucts.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
ROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
w THURSDAY, Goth December we ill sell, at 10
O'clock at our auction store, assortment of Groce-
ries, viz:
Prime Porto Rico Sugar
Do Molasses
No. Mackere No Soap
Lamp Oil
Tallow Candles
Cheese, in boxes and casks
Brandy; N. E. Rum; Wines
Buckwheat; Sole Leather
Hats; Wrapping Paper Indigo, &C.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
de II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co, Auctrs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

Missing Gold Dust-Arrest Of supposed Robbers.
On the last passage Of the steamship Oregon from San
Francisco to Panama, large amount Of gold dust on
freight stolen. The police of New York succeeded
in arresng in that city, Friday the clerk OF the Ore
gon, R. Churchill, and ]. Mcdonald third mate, who
had in their possession $40 900 worth of the missing gold
dust. They have been held to bail in large amounts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

HHoRk PORK The subscriber has IN, 70
NJ eeived $4,000 LBS. FAMILY ps,RtS
from Rockingham, Augusta and Tennessee. Persnnss
before purchasing elsewhere His pens are about sa
yards from Bacon Quarter Branch on The left hand sda
uef aim JNO, P STEDO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

W. ~, +. BROW PORTRAIT AND
foso's h. IMMATURE YIN PAINTER, respectfully in
Repository, the corner of 9Th and Man stTstI
now open, Persons wishing to have their Portrai,s
taken, are invited 10 call and see his Pictures ''''A
s8 Hours OF business, from A. NJ. to PM.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

Preston King, Wilnot aud Durkee voted for Strong
oisahe frs, o. these bafots Wentworth and McI-ana-
han joined them on the second and the first two
all he had left to HIM on the thirdl
Mr. HOLMES, (who voted for Boyd on all these bal
lots remarked that there must be few members
who failed to realize the necessity for conference,
manifested by the result Of the days voting, and that it
might be had before the Sabbath came round, he would
move an ad ournment
May exclamatons in opposition to the proposition
being heard in all quarters OF the hall, Mr.. H. withdrew
Mr. RICHARDSON renewed the motion that the House
do adjourn which, having been put by tellers, was
decided in the affirmative.
The National Inteigencer, OF Saturday, referring to
the condition OF the House of Representatives remarks
We can only say that we share the universal and
painful regret which is felt at the condition in which the
House finds itself placed and especially at the baletul
elements which ember the strife, and render the diff
Guilty ominous Yet to doubt that will be har-
moniousy settled, would be to doubt the intelligence
and patriotism OF those who have been selected by the
people eminent for both qualities. 1t is not for us to
say how; but cordially join Democratic paper OF
Baltimore, (the Argus, in wise, patriotic, we might
Say pious sentiment, which find in its number OF yes
terday: We hope the patriotic members OF the House,
who see before them the danger OF making this sec
tional question: will throw aside their personal and party
ties and unite sound, able and patriotic man,
and place him promptly in the chair
The National Intelligencer states that the last
brought letter from Mr.. Rives and official papers,
making known the fact that the two brothers Monies
quiou, who recently killed two young men in St. Louis
and wounded two others, without provocaton or even
acquaintance and Immediately after arriving at the Ho
tel are sons of Count Montesquiou, who was insane,
and destroyed his life two years ago. Their elder
brother is insane in Paris. They of renowned
family, and came to the United States for informa-
ton and recreation. Their terrible act cannot but be
attributed to hereditary insanity The celebrated Duke
de la Rouchefoucauld Liancourt author of the "Max-
ims," was their maternal grandfather.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
TKNHE LARGEST AssOR INVENT m :, y

n I'll \, OF donnle and Single barrel Shot CO. ~
Rifles and Pistols Powder Fasks Shot and Ganr Run;
s Sa re%ae1 ana Percussion Caps, Also Rife md
ais Tor gun-mskers use, wholesale or retail AZ ba ~
est prices for cash. N'' ~ '"e 'o"
&C l2-tf : SIiTtilSpf ,,r
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

FHSURKISH GIG ARILLAS, MANUFAC-
~ TURED BY ISCANDER MEJNOUN OG-
LOU, fragrant Cigarillas are
manufactured from the purest Turkish Tobacco termed
Golden Leaves and used by the Sultan in the Di-
van on State occasions. The essential oil being ex-
racted before manufacturing these Cgaras they retain
behind any of that unpleasant odor which attaches to
all other tobacco They do not affect the head and
nerves like the Cigars in general USE and hence have
proved OF the greatest va TO those affected with Bron
chitis and similar complaints.
For sale by HAROLD & MURRAY,
de 15-dlm III Broad street Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
AVA HITE POLISHING AND PAINTING

III House now open for the reception Of bosrders
1t IS pleasantly situated, opposite the Exchange Hotel
ana has many very desirable for families and SIN
gle gentlemen. anu ''''N
de 3-dI2t RI Mr.Dr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

UDARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
u vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Horses Dry
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and ber-
al cash advances made when required.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
EREsH FIGs:-5o drums Fresh Figs, just re
IL ceiyed, for sale by
de Il Ions / ROSSIEI1Y

ELEGANT NOTE PAPER AND ENVE-
~ LOPES.-NASH g. WOODHOUSE have Just
received assortment OF elegant Note Paper and En-
veopes put up in handsome Sachet Boxes, deciously
pertumed Also, Papetries Pacquets, containing as
sortment of pretty Note Paper Envelopes &c, togeth
er with supply of Silver Motto and other fancy Wa
ters Sealing Wax, &c. de Id
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

agzg" NO CURE-NO PAY-lf your hair ia
falling off or turning grey, FLETCHER at the American,
guarantees to prevent it, make charge. His Tonic
only destroys dandru but makes the coarsest hair
soft and pliable. Price SOC per bottle.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

NOTICE. shall receive in few days, by schr
W WeStover, superior lot Of GOSHEN BUT
TER. JOHN +, REEVE
de Is Corner 4th and Broad streets
n OST-A steel BEAD BAG, with cambria
M handkerchief and worked collar in it. on Broad
street. between 18th street and Messrs, Valentine Bree-
den d Co.'s, on Thursday eyenng-the handkerchief
has the owners on it. The finder will be reward
ed by leaving it with
de
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

rTpiANU FUR TES, Piano covers and new patterns
o. riano Stools They have recently received several
Pano fores from the extensive manufactures of Adam
Stodai 3is Broadway, and Durham, 18th street
N ork, and will receive additional supplies by packets
now nearly Que, together with some handsome Piano
covers and Stools with new and beautiful seats
ue ~ NASH q WOODHOIICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

Extract OF a letter from New. Yorker in the
Naval service in the Pacific To his brother in this
City, dated san FRANcIsco, May D. lsi1.
You know as much from the public press about
California as can tell YOU Ships are daily coming
n here, bu, none going out aud foreigners are
coming here by hundreds. Even mcn-oi " ar bring
passengers THIS should be stopped Our Gov
ernmeni must stop IL or there viii be much blood.
shed here yet. ], for one, II become citizen, a.
! am a landholdcr. vii assist to DIVE them from
the mines at the point oi the bayonet-it must
come 10 that We want no regulars here, for they
all ruuout out of ali the De,crfcr, from this squad
| ron DO not know Of but one Amrr,can.
Gold IL plentiful, but lis hard work T. get il.
IL rs very cold here. All seem 20 be engrossed
with that one selfish motive, viz; a. for gold.
] say. stop these foreigners from coming here,
and DO u by force AZ once. IL must be- done. Il can
| be done, u lrW BE- d0nt-and % Government don't
30 II the pe0pc viii They only want the authority
they have the means Let our young mechanics
| come but let them bring the rife. as well rs the
Ak. Be organized, and DIVE these thieves from
| from this i1ud 80 doubt some ADLER pen a. al
mine hes already been devoted o. this task d not
| God help tins county FOR anarchy and confusion
| most coniouLeed viii yet prevail. You may hear
| other statements from grathed. avaricious men,
bat mine Is cool, calm reflection, aud from con-
| versation OF those who believe what have writ
| tcn--'the cry Is all for goldl-aud believe that
yetthis country will be the scene of such STRIFE
As never yet took place IN any civilized land
! say let all true-hearted Americans come. then
but they must have the nertc to undergo much pri
NaiOn.
We sail for the Islands soon, and will return
| here about July next hope you do mt thiuk Of
| coming here. DO not. Tor God sake. Stop IN
christian land. John has not ncrrc enough tor
tins place. ldonoi caro- who sees this letter only
keep my name from them
An English frigs,e is here, and she j. under
martial aw, guns loaded, double seutries, g.. and
up doubt you will see piece IA the British papers
ct the brave Balls who would not desert their
| country flag tor the h.ty ucre-but II the inc OF
battle ship Ohio was not here / believe Her Ma
Icsiy would Dose her ship by muiiry for the Balls
are not So stupid as not 10 know the difference Of
: per month and sIo0 per month for sailors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
The ~fnte Pri.oner..

Thursday. Mr.. MsrQu'ss the Governor Oi Rich
muni BrieVel received a notification from 'hc Lord
lieutenant thai tie sentence of death which had heen
ps-sei % the state prisoners. Me-sr- Smith ID Bren
lomas Francis Mc-gher. Terence he.eN " Ninus
and Patrick Douohoe hat been committed o. franspor
taf.0n for life The TINS o. Thur-aay publishes fhe
following, which We taken o. be- scinioflcial para
graph
.\Yool,sicH Jun- The Mouuf-tewAr E.phnstone
Captain Lon~v which recently eit the Rows. Arsenal
700 wlch With c0nficfs. under tie charge of Dr. MoNay
AFTER calling A. Portsmouth, VII proceed to Nurk iu re-
board NJ smith ~ Buen and The other couvicis
found aly of being engaged Boz The recent outbreak 10
Ire and TIE trsf destination of ihr MuurisirWaU p
rh.rsfule g.. M1refln-hay. New S0uts Waes. where q
number ~ e convict. be- landed and bee free
condition that they never return to tns country The
vessel then proceed i0 sydl~y. where size vii land
OBJ Bucn and the 0,her contcfs and then return O
ill- country with freight oi general good.
[ p t0 Io. clock la-t night no order bad been re-
cc.sed ~ Richmond Bridewell for the removal Of the
ncia letter was received In reply % the Memorial %
the Jury on behalf OF Mr. heyn lz0d Doherty. pre-.
sented almost Immediately after the verdict AID sen
tence had been pronounced. The purport 81 this re-
ply informing that gentleman that, not~ithstand-
iu. the recommendation 1f the Jury by whom he WAS
tued the law 10 hls case should take he course
DO smith o snen Is 20 be- located Al sydney, the
Cspital Of new Province % immense size. IN which
her Majesty IS about 10 set Up Democrats Legisa
urc Of single House, elected BY the people with no
senate House Of Peers for screen. Is 10 not very
probable that the ex member for Limerick County
viii be- Speaker OF the herce Democrscle, Nth Mr.
Mesgher o. cad the Ieiormers On the door OF the
Uouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

suFEsioR CoUsr Before Jadge VanderpoeL L44>,er
r F9z - etH0atlet blel C9I0 recover ssl p..d bT
pan1t. % Itl .auary, ls8s, ~ defendant Ii set eren
~ deot due from -lelrl Brothers. Orrfa. Geo To-
deieadani leh debt appears bad he zane day been
PAD 10 Drr.n BY compromise a. ~ per cent
The c--use "a that ne pad here had beer 70
United ny Brothers % plaintiffs, who. N The pavmeut
acted a. agents i0r Toe trn although ~ eer. h,d
been pad "a Grrn }. 20 the understanding thar none
1i Tie DlLer cfecofs were o. receive more wheres. n
va shown some as1 received g. and otlers a. hh a. 10
49, -
Ire Judge charge Tar he m0r-y id not belong 10
plainut- but to sesrns a Brother. then Brot6er.
,lod have sued and nOt painlr the Judge aso holght
paliis tdFalced % Tor : Brothers ~ a. "a crea e
DEBT against ~ nrm % would be- regarded in az a. fh.
money Of , Brother sld not u plaintiffs Tie jury
io-la i0r cetsndants- p.f NJ EdNsri Holman lor
del Dir Jas. Brady
Pltt5s MN1Ay and P1,rlos Byora - Robert Ho21n -
40 recover ~ Ne owner quantity 81 line flrshed %
ne pl4 der In putting up some houses 10 evcuth and
~eh-.. and Avenue and 3. u being coutended tnat
Slr II had made himself liable by saying he would pav
Tie amoun-Fefici Tor plaintiffs Sol ~.fh notice OF 40.
peA-For plaintiff. Mr Charles Frazer. Tor drf-ndsut
N-ssrs. J. " and White
Before Judge Oakley Ihoss PIfrik ga1 tci IL - yA-
h4ytsg Action Of eecteu 20 recover possession Of pre-
nj -c- No 80 NonrO-st which had been taken
u under eschest. BY he STATE on the ground thai Joan
OlntOn deceased lae owner. had ega heirs 10 mi,
country paEr1 70 have been hs cousin and nexf OF n
There = also some property IN Read and Elm ats be ong
hg % ne sane esLAss Testimony was taken erdici
~ p4s1aas, s1esesi 70 No spz.ou og he csart-yer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

ftJ4
DEATH oF ExPaEsIDEST Polk The President 3D.
dressed The Board stating that % had been convened %
a1Jrd the members opportunity n adopting such
les ~ the occasion and their een may suggest
p relation iO an affecting event the death Of the late
President ~ the lui.ed States
Message from r.. Honor he Mayo, al.o two pre-
sno-s and resolutions which paced the Board u Alder
len were received and read and referred 10 Special
ON muee. consisting n Assistant Ald Sands, Dean
Oakley, Conkln and Drnman The Committee then pro-
eTriei % the d1le' n Their appointment and ihs Board
locE recess for ~ minutes
On reass-nblng, Assistant AID Sands, Chairman u
he Committee, reported FOR adoption, preamble and
re-OuiOus regret a. The death Ofdeceased
one series " preamble snd resolutions were read, bat
1o. those offered 10 the other Board by AID Kelly A.
--ani Aid >trtev1nt stated that bad beer DO
no moving he adoption and concurrence II - report
make some remsrks, but be had been afflicted with q
severe headache. slt be would merely their aayr-
uDn- and that the Committee have cave ~ . agai1 ~
carry Ost Tie intention ri tie resolutions
The report accepted and preamble and resolutions
cJncured Ia, AMI lie Board a. .o1ued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Cholera -Accidents-Fire- Rioters Heat
Markets, &c.


C00cspcnierce &C Tie Tribune
TIE Board of Health today report ten cases o'
A.src cho.er, a. having occurred within The at =
h.urs i..r oi which proved fatal NJ one % he
cases occurred 10 th- -.iy proper a. 10 M -l-
trlrts
Abav aged 81 years named James pev.ne died AZ
ne Ho-r.'s. th. morning from injuries received M
The 18th nst fv s-r isrta7 Ealing down The ire house
o.; E. q N--ert. 10 southwark ...
% .v letter 10 ve-fsrdsy should have SAD mar tae
Remington 70 as y-~x- had been destroyed " nre
.-.-ssf = rv..t-.,.. Cas- Works. The .ocs17u i
the same. -lf tne C0mqan.es ar di-erent 41- Hy0"
vile tt lrs. s.apel -nrarued
The t1erro u.ecr % this city a. noon. today 5000
Az aged co.9rei woman. whose name have no'
iesrne1. while returning from WORK ~ Ye''e,u.!
afternoon ic - tae corner % f-iin sA' -.
sri instantly expired. Her desia was caused ~ a'a'
cssr,e. Ncycsh. charged with noang in Noysmen
sin-. tbs morning i7lad s-iI'y lie nas n'i yti
I-.-en5 material change 20 notice Is The Flour mar
k-t and tnere s ru, h'te disposition % opersfc lnt
the receipt OF The private stTice. - ne AmeT'a ~
pccicd here this evening Farther sa-es % NJ" DDS
have been ms1e t0r export - per Dbl for cry
consumption prce. range from -. O. - Rye
FI.lr--a.e- ~ T. ~. and superior quality 10 81
Corn Ma. . bar tf.e re1 alter ~a.e- 40 np .s
Penn ~ - per Dbl GrAn-' le'' oi pane 4iH-'y
scarce ani l0 safes have been reported Com has
declined Considerable sales ID GLOW were made yes
to-day 81 g. AMI since a. 81 cent? per III as Os- sre
duh -a-s of ordinary Virginia o. III. and prime De.a
ware ~ - cent? per rl-lel lle Cotton market j.
quiet bug holders are arm. Wl-ky-l~u and limited
small sa.es oi bos At - 81, ceats. and had' 10 sia
.ofs al q cents.
SflI1- sac s. s eH do. ~. 2 kenflcky Rk r
p Union b. Tenn s.. 10 Norr .iovn RR. b: 20
Reafir. RR. 1t : 90. y. Sffjf Win sfor RRf 81
,,-9nd Boars so Besd.us RR Mo- Bas. 81 >
Commercial b.. 8 81 Read ~ RR. D.: So re.on 0ana-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ de Eir0r ~ The Ifibsqs
Among the States OF this Republic is one favor.
ed by position, where much the largest portion Of
the commercial business O, the country IS carried
on and whose citizens are compelled by necessity 70
become acquainted with what passing IN al parts Of
the world
she has population. citizens OF the United States
numbering i2s 9sl aud is known As New York
IN another portion OF the Union sister states
members OF the orisina! conicierscy whose population
citizens Of the same country is as follows
Delaware ........-.. $50 North Carolina 81, f-
Maryland .17e ,57 south Carolina -, 3of
Virginia 1a0sl0 Georgia .-------. 4-0f4>
Total. --.----...... . Al .43-
being nearly the number Of citizens in the for
mer State
Ai.ef violent contest mainly turning upon the
uoual character OF its policy M Poks administration
elected from oce and among the forcmos; STATES IN
sustsn ming hs successor stands New YORK with thiry
two Wing Members ia the Hoase. more than twice IRE
number sent 10y The siN states alluded 20.
Let IS now look 81 The representation IN The ENecu
tive Department Of the Government
The s.N favored states have four members OF the
Cabinet
N.w.Nork not one.
The former iuu missions 20 France and 20 spain.
Ii Is True that New York hiss the ice Presidency but
according % the theory and practice oi o-r Govern
mcuL that officer ass always been considered cipher
The STATE from whca be came, towcscr. is ult 4
81 phef and ~ Deemed A. Washington. 70 Is due 90
the true hearted Nhl. who hsvc by their lun- tried
nlehly sai eminent talents inside her " H. state
that no mistakes az the zeal ~ Government should
place them ia wrong position 81 home and by making
them minority here, pat that cipher on the side a.
their opponents.
[ ? GIVE US thorough re;renchment, especially IN
Amy and Navy expenses, liberal Appropriations
for Rivers and HarbOrs good Discriminating T arif
o. Specific Duties. with the Public Lands free -
ealtiSssors and Inaccessible to Spectators. and
Ne shall De more than satisfied. though New
York should never set another appointment
fEH T~ib.