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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
sale Of Land 0nd %iares ire ssOse-
fpEgfF.

Eeh VIRTUE ot deed al Trust executed by Rohet, L.
vine, aud ct record the Clerks Office o the county
contt o Baietou viii On Fr day. the 3ls day August
lHle the premises sell Ia tho highest bil,t public
Ruttnn, Tor rtsh, TRACT OF land containing about
FIFTY ACRES, lying IA tho county OF Botoloatt, OF thu
mouth OF Jennings Creek, about three miles HUI hapan
This is SAID 10 be valuable aud, II Us heavily
hcred, apnron of ii tine James iYcr Low Ground and
ON II are excellent CRUST and SAW MILL. sale ean
easily be made vt quantity timber that may be sawed
at the mill Also ut the time aud place, will sell lat
cash 10y virtue o The SAID decd the following .ascsjue,
bo, about h old aud Lucy, about ~ years
old and the increase, o the sinrc the date
the deed. JAMES 4. JOHNSON, Tiu,t,c
Avg o=w2wii
will, Al The time aud place, by virtue 81 another
deed executed To me by N,d Irvine, ae valuable
Slaves ioteash. EDWARD &. ~ RkS.
Aug 9=n2wit
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Funeral Sermon Of the lamcnied Miss Nancy c
Hill VIII h. preached hv the Rev Thomas Jones AT 3
o'clock. At New Hope Church. in the county OF Am
heTst, on next Sabbath.
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DISSOLUTION.


TIME co-partnershp heretofore existing under the style Of
| REY NoLDS s. TERRY, in the Grocery and Com
mission Business las been dissolved by mutual consent, a
ing effect The 18th day OF May 649 All persons indeb
ed 10 said concern, either by bond account will please
forward and pay up without delay further indu
peuce cannot gwen. and those having claims will present
them Immediately Tor payment The of the
will Only used closing up the business Of the
CLAIBORNE b REYNOLDS,
Aug. 16-2tw WIN. b. TERRY.
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Range Of the 1hsr,a,on,es,
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCuBURG, August u.Is1

TOBAtCo--lnSpected the past week, lOt hhdS.
do previously, s,l9l
Receipts and inspections moderate demand good prices nm.
changed Sales iango from 81 to 50 uas g so To
SO Tor common and miadng Leaf; SD TO Tor good
fine shipping and semmng IS so Ion good and fine
featuring. with the following prices Tor extra lhis. VIZ:
made by C. Burton at s9 DOLBY Joel Hubbard at sii
do by Moore at sl2 75 do by +. Brcwh at SIC 25 do
by H. loekad at ri do by T r. poindcS si 20
sl2. WILLIAM r SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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Proetsiols- Bacon. = to g.; Beel, els; Corn Mea
IS GEN..
Fotu-Si. To sls
Uheat-Red IS cents; White 90
Gidif.-Con 50 cts; Oats2S cents.
Corer Seed No demand
Uhishcy.-27 cts.
Bcesrur Is cents
Bdia-Very duh 10 10 t23 for No |.
Brand Apple, uone o(lefnr Peach none offering
Bar IRON is5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
toiee Ria 8to cents; l.asua s. to Java ia
Mocha %.
Country Lmeas- Tow l2and Flax IS.
Cotton iaHs-Slles II To ) cents
FeataetS-S0 to - cts.
Fiar Seed Sales 50 cents
Fjt-lIcrrip-, M. /. s. so Shad, old 81 SO,
new 50.
Ginseng . cents
Henp-We qno'e i to 6se. in dema nd
Liaseed Obs 10 70 cenls-du
Lnrd-6l.
,Nlasses West India 35 to 40 cts per gallon \
o. AZ to As cents.
Ph@te,-Lonp, s. to $5l.
Su-as-New Orleans 6 to 7 cents: Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified ~ cents; Loaf latol2l CENTS
Soh.-S So q.
7aiioW-9 to % cents.
To-S3 50 per Dbl
Uooi-23 10 % cts. do
" DOL Rolls No demand.
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II is bad srn to see man with his hat IF at midnight
explaining The theory and principle Of true Democracy
to lamp post 1t is also bad sign to fellow lie
down in the cutters surprising ii To be his bed and
mence calling poor hog all sorts Of hard names
installing it for his wife.
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our inspections continue large iu the season. and prices
Tor all descriptions fully sustained quote Tugs, 1on
Il s275 10 % good and fine " 80 to ~ So Leaf common
shipping quality, at ~ 50 TO 50 90 good and fine 80 30
Nj 90 Manufacturing qualities range from S. 10 So Sl2
and SIG. We sod for Thomas r. Pondcxtet, Esq hlN
on the sthinst. which efaged 81 10 per bundled
Aug. Sit ROBERTS 4 BurIE
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u. II LYMAN


lasenBuRG, 7tb mo %, lea9
Re,neeicd Friend hereby certify that the 18th INST
taken ~ithn diaois About o'clock IN the evening
the deaso becatnr vocnt accompanied with vomiting
At this time commenced taking the Anti spasnodc Ehxi
dose oil which, in OF the vomiting, remained at
first but few minute stomach. osyessr, every dose
aed elr, and pcse, eied in taking il Ill about
O'Clock Ia tho morning, when the dnttlona and Wanting
ceased, and feeling became improved that slept
lortab, tor the balance the night About o'clock ipthe
morning, celnp uucanes took another dose ui the
ENit, nhich aiin,ded cnur rele At the, TIME lu.
Tree from any symptom ri the disease. II ba Woper to
satc TINT too n all tout dosrs have great confdence
IN the ELIXIR III all eases similar TO mMe.
From what have understood as 10 Asa'le Choefa, my
dlseasn had ct it, characteristics The Vomiting
violent aud eopious The discharges ffoN the bowels
copious and waefy, and towards the last became
white a, butetmilk aud quite heihy. NV eyes became
much enlarged and skin turned blue Ny fnflarc
eyed with odd cimmY sweat During Tie aeth n o The :
oase had pasms bit On The morning had cramps
inmy legs Thy ti'rd, respectfully,
kEt.liA y. TOW Ely
One ofiho prefisto OF the "L,uclhofs Yreman
Tolla,d X Lyman,
l.yuchhufg, Va.
PS. In consequence a ahfnuehiiis, With which at
tackled white ynurg, have Ter many ycnrs been in feeble
health, and particularly Tor thr asi ~
ton tbs tact todn apprehension 81 nley rom
kHgi Ehsir, Whahts rble persona may entertain.
! July 20 -tsii D. +
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w HE OF VIZ Wiz, by John p. Kennedy. Of
-, O'e' 10 hvwin the press ami will shortly be pub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

Onr readers cannot have forgotten the eAuta-
ion Of the Democratic journals over the defeat OF
NJ Ewing, the Wing candidate for the Senate OF
,bo limited States, in the Legislature OF ONO
,bouoh his successful competitor was D T. Chase,
y, asowed and jealous abolitionist They Will
Jonhtless. read with delight the following letter
from Mr. Chase. in which he exults III the favor
able omens of approaching unanimity IN the ZEN
tire body of the Democracy" We leave II TO
our readers to say which is the better Tree SOIL
party. o
Cincinnati July a. 1919
: Dear Sir Il received your letter Of the 2oth June
',,,ly Yesterday and thank the Free Democracy OF
Lucas for he invitation with which, through YOU thy
b,v. honored me- TO attend that Mass Meeting. very
much fear it will not be in my power to be present, on
If can arrange matters to make II p ssoie IL VIII
+" Re me real pleasure meet body OF men whose
rt energy and devotion TO glorious principles may
Wa fifty pined to example worthy OF imitation IN
every county in the State.
ALL THE OMFNS SEEM AUSPICIOUs TO
OUR CAUSE IN so ME OF THE FREE STATES
The ENrIBE BODY OF THE OLD DEMOC-
RACY ADOPTS OUR PLATFORM, AND RAJ
LIES WITH US UNDER The COMMON STAN
DARD OF THE DEMOCRATIC FAITH, UN-
SULLIED BY COMPROMISE WITH OPpRES
SION. Ia Others numerous ind viduss and sections IA
views and are prepared for union, while pouns
Of the party prompted by various Considerations sl hold
backBesdes these Of strength the progress
Gus zeal for Freedom and Equal Rights and refusing
any longer TO be directed by leaders of doubtful policy
principle ia respect to slavery. arrays irsef, boldly end
decidedly, on our side EVIDENTLY THERE CAN
BE BUT TWO PARTIES IN THE FREE
STATES, ONE OF THEM MUST BE THE FREE
DEMOCRACY. ANIMATED AND GUIDED BY
THOSE MEASURES OF EQUAL RIGHTS
WHICH HAVE EVER CONSTITUTED THE
BASIS OF The DEMOCRATIC CREED and the
other the party Of Expedeney, Compromise and Con~er
vatism, by whatever name designated IN THE
SLAVE STATES. ALSO, WE SEE THE 81 ME
PROCESS OF DISSOLUTION AND RE OBGA-
MIA TON GOING ON. THERE. Is EVERY
REASON TO BELIEVE THAT VIE FREE DE
MOCRACY WILL BE STONG IN MANY, AND
PERHAPS VICTORIOUS IN SOME, OF THE
STATES SOU III OF MASON AND DiXON'S
LINE.
Under these circumstances. all that we have u do is
to 20 stready forward - trusting In God. Our rluse IS
stsngth. answering fidelity to principles, and
nf'Xlble perseverance 10 united effort, will, with his
blessing, give the victory.
Very truly your friend
S. CHASE.
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AGENCY OF
Dr. y =. EifcA,S, deicbratcM .Veaicil.es

1SED by him with such tingnshcd success in the cure
u Of Coughs, CONSUMPTION, Ciiarrl, Asthma, Ueart Dis
Dyspepsia, Gonorba, Pcs, FemAle g.
Se Also, DIR. :. S Fitc's Abdominal Suppnt.rs shout
der Braces, lnhalng Tubes, and Lectures on L onsunpon
and the AT II preserving Lille and lealf Old Age Sc
JOHN II sEAi has been appoint I'd agent ni tho sale Of
The above Goods, aud will keep hm constantly on hand n,
his Drug Store, Lynehburg, Virginia
99-br Fitels Guide 3eak nvalids, and Directions
tor Promoting Health, AID Instructions Mothers, in the
MANAGEMENT OF Children may be had, gratuitouly, hy
calling fo 1t at the store as above An extremely valuable
Book. .fasa
Aug i3--t& al!
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Il JOHN II. sEAy, Dru~s,st.
..En.STDG.s W.sTER.

SUPPLY oi Saratoga, OF Congress Spring w aer, p
y up quart AID pint bottles Just reees ed and .arfan ID
FRESH from the SPRING. For sale by
May i7-tsn JOHN II. sE,Y, Druggist.
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>. I. NIfAoT.,
To c. X. Miller. Esq, Toledo, Ohio.

The Democratic press is making fuss over the
election, by Congressional District in Indiana,
of Vim. J. Brown, the late End Assistant Post
Master General, who is styled the 'Proto Martyr"
1t is considered grave rebuke OF the Presi-
dent for his prescription. If ever removal was
usIifabe it was in the of this man Brown
who proStituted his official influence and neglect
ed his official duties to promote the views of his
party and secure the election of Gen. Cass, and
whose intellect and moral perceptions qualified
him for nothing more than bigotted and unscru-
puous partizan.
The same press takes care today no stress upon
another election in the same State, which con-
veys not less striking rebuke to the Democratic
majority in the Senate of the United States. We
mean the election TO Congress OF Mr.. McGaughey
This gentleman, it will be recoected was nom
mated Governor OF Minnesota, and was rejected
by the Senate. We are perfectly willing the two
cases shall so together before the public
Tha q, I G
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NEGROES for Sale,

M UOD lUI LdIO, II4H0
SHALL, Frday, the 2ltot the present month, (Au-
gas) expose to al by way Of public auction, in tbs
town of Boakneai, ONE VALUABLE NEGRO we
MAN and her SIN CHILDREN, a boys and , girl, )
These all very likely, and s seldom thai such
a desirable family is iar sale.
TERMS days credit purchasers giving nlgo,ia-t
bic notes satisfactorily endorsed.
WI A. MILLER, Admr with the
will annexed Of J. c. Galloway, d.t'I
Aug. I1--i2A
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o. The Directors OF the Stanton and Scots
vile Turnpike Company have determined to sub
stitute plank, for Macadamized, ROAD Plank
Roads are also about to be introduced into North
Carolina.
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s'EJJ. CO.y'CEE.Y

fNLAtBoRNE n. REYNOLDS, having located hrnscli
- pernanen, in lynebug tot the purpose OF conduct,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

rninutely last Summer, 50 that. IN mind. could
follow every step Of the campaign while around
me were the glorious reliques Of old times, the
cr1mbling thester or temple Of the Roman
day the bird snest village Of the Middle Ages
on us purple hight shone the sun and moon Of
Italy Ia chaDgeless l1stre. II was great pleasure
to me to watch the gradual growth and change Of
the seasons, so different from ours. Last year had
lot leisure FOR this quiet acquaintance. Now
saw the fields first dressed in their carpets OF
grain, enamsled richly with the red poppy and
blue orn-fower-in that sunshine now respen-
dent Then swelled the fig, the grape, the olive,
The almond and NY food was Of these products Of
this rich cline For near three months / had
grapes every day the last four weeks enough
daily for tao persons for cent Exquisite salad
for two persons dinner and supper cent. AL
other products Of the region in the same proper
ton. One who keeps still in Italy and lives as
the people DO, may really have much simple luxu-
~ for very little money though both travel and.
to the inexperienced foreigner, life ia the cities
are expensive. x
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Affairs Ia sfaracaibo.

We are indebted 70 the Exchange Heading
Rooms tor the following report made by Capt Ridge
way Of schooner samuel Butler, at this port, this
morning from Porto CabelO. We have heretofore mad
some sccoun. Of the proceeding AZ Msscaibo but none
so full this The Scourge was formerly the property
the United states Government but sold lately At Nor
folk and now belongs toAmerican citizens BAIT Pat
STEAMER ScoURGE, Nov. 27-Cspt Winnet
At4P NJ being In the Bay of Marscsibo, saw sail at
anchor bearing about by w being short OF nre wood
we ran down for her and anchored ~ P NJ. While
running down for her several sail vessels none OF
which hailed or ordered us Oft After coming 10 anchor
was ordered board Of the steamer Libertedor bear
ing the Venezuelan dag las was sfterward proved
aud was there detained prisoner alter assuring them
that distress and necessity induced me TO seek the
nearest port =
Nov - at AM was sent on board the nag ship oil
the Venezuelan feet called this Presdent) and after
questioning me continued my detention at AN the
persons board the Scourge hOsted the Venezu
elan flag without my consent or knowledge; when
remOnstrsied against their violent seizure aud hosting
their flag was treated with contempt and was told !
wa. nearer being pirate than master Of the scourse,
and that probably I had thrown the proper master
overheard and usurped bis station; as my name was
not on the req ster having anchored In the scourge,
under of the the before mentioned vessel
(she being an English slOOp Oiwar) s'ked 10 Do 81
lowed T. 20 on board Of her but was refused
Not being allowed 10 make memoranda, ! can only
say that from memory tho evening of the 2Jth al
Pm was sent on board the schr Democrats, Pris-
oner which got under way soon aiterwsrd. and pro
ceeced toward Porto CabellO al which place ne ar
rived on the afternoon Of the 9Th December, after
enduring some pnvaton. Of food bat receiving eour'
,eous treatment from the commander. The scours 10
now al Porto Caoeo awaiting the adjudication OF her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
From south America.

From a gentleman arrived this morning from
Chsgres on the Falcon, we received the Valparaiso
Nelghbor Of the 18th Of November. The California
fever RACES at Valparaiso and all Chis seems en- route
to the Gold Region. The Neighbor says the Congress-
OF the Nation ia still In Session In santiago From Copi
apo reports have arrived Of great discoveries OF mineral
westh stey made there, of both silver and sold The
Mrcl0io publishes letter detailing the richness OF the
ore u lbs gold from srrobss of ore and The prices
which are certainly surprising The same letter then
adds. which 10 worthy Of being noted These dis
coveries instead Of prosperity have caused for the
time real Injury for besides taking away all our ready
money they have given rise 10 unnumoered lawsuits
90 that the extraction Of this very riches Is thereby
prevented.
The grand attraction, however, OF late weeks has
been California This Is the I'll Dorado OF svsrieious
expectation The news comes tina. siO,OOO are taken
OUT daily from the wsshugs there. Such tdings turn
some heads hitherto reputed sound. The more voia
tile and floating vOtares Of lucre are on the move or
rather ON the run for spot whore the acquisition OF
wealth can be effected with such facility From this
place several vessels have sailed already, and other
are 70 20. OF al nations some are going forth IL
said many 400 passports have been taken out al
ready The widest expectations are entertained A
revolution has just broken ont In Bolivia, In favor d
General Bezu-the ex. President having fled 10 Tscns
after severe conflict In which number OF lives wer,
lost leaving the former Commander in Chief and Pres
deut pro fsmP0re, OF all Bolivia IN u. buileun-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

EARrHoUAKEs N The AzOREs.-The Bost0s
Tue, publishes an extract from q letter dated ST. Nj
chaels Dec J. stating that series of earthquakes lad
occurred among the AEore Islands during the previous
month Seven shocks felt in 81 Michaelsi In one
night One shock on the night OF the stn OF No,em'
~ vss very violent A, the end Of the island,
many houses and par. Of . church were thrown down
Ths city Of Anglers IN Terceirs was nearly destroyed
and such OF the Inhabitants - were able 70 co 90 rse
leaving the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
GENERAL NOTICES.
r. Fowlers n Wells, Phrenoiosfsts and
Publi.hers, Clinton Hall lsl Ssssaast near t1e Sh

r. Fowlers n Wells, Phrenoiosiss ana
li.herv, Clinton Hall lSl S.ssaast neef I1s r1k
RovIer,. Law -cnooi IN Cherry Valley, "
80, cou1tv Y Y-Ths term VIII coHnenc- 90 nc
n. of January Recitaions lectures ire prosecutions on
- nsna sn-.xins literary historical and legal debates are
among The nsanf exercises Of the school, ~hose oo
M maze The student practical Lawyer and AZ cay cor
IN. profession Ccuzrs stating pzn, ke sect y request
8o.rd a. from 81 Is 70 q IS per week Tuinon use ~
bsr Sc a. the rate Of - Per year payable .rtsry 70
sdvsnce Letters addressed (posfpadl 70 JOHN ~ fUs'
LEI, President ~ ..~OlsNo"-"
~ Wigs and Toapees.-sArcHkLoss levy y.
ysaIed W % zrd soaps ootsred SILVER u &C a. Ine
N ne Amerc.n Irs-rute. They are mace OF ne nnsss
u.tur. har and Of gneQuaet worknscsnp ana onsf .-
soeor Advantages Of extreme lghtness rstaIs Spear
.nre Ard Durability They ,s4ke =. 70 1eiy ce-c-
- Tn. .r,est ..ort,n-uf Of Wsgs and L01pe-s "a nc
~ r.n - .@-cf-d from a. BArcHELozs Nzn1i.ctofy
Walls u near Broadway. PnVsre roe' ~ "a nvaf
COoy TIE address - p
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The ynn Ren..eIaer Land Title.

By TeLsraph ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. IL.
The Governor has appointed Ex-Gov. SEWARD
20 be counsel FOR the State IN the approaching trial Of
the suit brought against the IAN Rensseaers TO test the
validity OF their title 70 the lands heretofore held By
them In the Counties Of Albany, Rensselaer,, &c.
Il urged by the prosecution tina, those lands should
revert 10 the state Of New.iork.
The Anti Renters have called upon the Legislature 10
restrain the Van Rensseaers from the collection OF rent
during the tendency Of the in court IL will prob
ably be tried A. Saratoga, in the month Of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

MUSICAL ASD PEksoNAL-A branch OF the
Hutchinson FarnlyJoshus and Caleb, associated with
Misses and Ellen Roeers-sre singing to large houses
IN Boston anSl ami his Band are in Providence, de
lighting every body Prof Agsssz 10 siil lecturug IN
Boston on his fsvOr,e and wellhanded theme OF Com
parstive Embryolosy. Guyot. for many years a
colleague OF Prof Agsssz IN the University OF Neui'
chstsL IL about giving course Of Lectures, In
French on Physical Geography, before the good people
osrOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

OHIo.-The latest accounts from Columbus state
tina, the Joint Select Committee, from both Houses Of
the Legislature appointed to examine the returns Of the
Governors Election have placed them in the hand. Of
the Secretary Of state and the Speaker Of the Senate
This will undoubtedly settle that difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19
Affair. in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sunk-Mar-

PIrrsDuaoH. wednesday, Jan. Jpn
The steamer Mary Ann was struck by drifting
coal boat this morning, and sunk No lives we're ost
me weather Is very pleasant The river las con-
renced falling and there il now only u feet wster 10
the channel; yesterday there WAS 70. Business hAs
commenced though not very briskiy yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

: Inevitable Mr.. CALHOUN may issas is sitres.
bur he incur ihe 05u Ci sclius .or and thr
fscron, srd behalf o. the united south. TIE
dsunoni.ts down, sni they csuno, reviys BAT By
inienpsTsie agitation shall they Be- allowed the 0q-
yOrtullty INDEPENDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

PAUPERs Is MAssAcHUsErrs.-The abstract OF
the Annual Returns OF the Overseers of the Poor OF
Massachusetts, for the year ending Nov l. l-is' has
JUS, been submitted to the Legislature From forty one
towns no returns were received but in the ia aims
houses in those heard from the number OF persons
supported as paupers is given L. 93oi whom 100
have legal settlement in the Commonwealth = iJl
are state psupers and 67O7 are foreigners from kng
laud and Ireland the number Of foreign panPers who
have come into the State during the year was LII
Beside these el7 persons have been aided or sup
ported out of the Aims House al an average weekly
cost OF a fraction less than 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

NEw-JgRsEY STATE PKIsoN.-The State Prison
Reports were made to the Legislature at Trenton on
Wednesday On the 3lst December ls47, there were
In the prison l53 convicts since which time the mum
Der has increased to 26l OF these Il have been dis
charged during the period upon the expiration of
their sentence 70 by pardon a Of them pardoned one
day before the expiration Of their erm) and two died
one by suicide making altogether = leaving In
confinement on the first day of this year 76 prisoners
Criraes Commhted-Asssult and battery p do. with
intent TO kill assault and battery with intent TO com
nit rape arocious assault and battery breaking
prison burglary II burglary and larceny 7; bur
elsry and breaking prison burglary, with intent to
commit rape burning cutting timber forgery D.
grand larceny l3 grand larceny and burglary keep
Ing dsorderiy house larceny 81 larceny and break
ing prison . malicious mischief msnslauehter ! ?
misdemesnor 10; msdemesnor and larceny 10 muir
der in second degree obtaining money under false
pretences passing counterfeit money ? perjury :
rspe receiving stolen goods robbery , robbery
ana s.ssul, with intent to kill altered bank notes l.
Total l76.
Place Of Nafirify-Cansds Connecticut Eng
land Q : Germany Ireland 81 Italy I Maine j Ma
ryland 3 New Jersey = Newlork 20 Pennsylvs-
MIA 20 Poland Scotland Tennessee J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-19

rT THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE has
resumed its customary Winter smusemenis, by the re-
newed formation of the Legislature Temperance Soeag
and weekly AgricuitgaI Meetings. The Seventeenth
Annual Meeting Of the former was to have been I'D
dressed by its President, Gov BRIGGs on Wednesday
evening.
The fret Agricultural meeting was held in the Repre-
sentaves' Hall Tuesday evenigg, 10Th inst-and tne
following gentlemen were chosen Officers President
NJ p Wilder Vice Presidents, Hon. John Reed, and J.
C. Leonard of Norton; Secretaries, Mr. Buckmins'eI,
MI Cole and Mr. Bartlett