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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Feb 7-scar Sea Bird, Godfrey, New York to Barry,
Bryant Go.
Schr PEARL Moore, Onslow, N &, toe w Davis.
S-Schr Tuscarora, Foster Philadelphia, to Lut.
terfoh.
Schr Jcroleman Goslee Philadelphia, to Geo Harrss
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Simon, Onslow CO., n G, TO
w Brown.
9-schr Martha Ann, Mills, shaotte, to C W Davis.
Schr G w Davis. Briggs, New York, to G w Davis.
schr Margaret Davis Davis, from mouth ofthe Riv-
er. TO G w Davis.
lO-schr Kensington, Stevenson. Philadelphia, to E J
I.uterloh.
Schr Alaric, Prosscr New York to DeRosset & Brown
l2-Schr Louisine, Philips New York, to Lutter
4-schr Marion, Burns, Little River, to G w Davis.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, Fayetteville, to John
Banks
l5-Btg N1atamora. Kendrict, Ponce, P n, by IIar-
srix Lion sedsly, Gaudaloupe, with $4,000 in Specie,
to lIarriEs + Drake.
CLEARED
Feb BRIG Canova, TrbOu Cuba, by g Davis.
Brig Samuel Potter, Douglass, New Orleans, by De.
ROsset & Brown.
sehr A J DeRosset Brewster, New York, by DeRos.
schr Agenoria, Smith New Port. I, by G w Davis.
sehr Sea Bird, Godfrey. Boston, by Barry. Bryant
sehr Thorn, Wainwright, New York, by JeGreys d
Leighton.
i2-BrG Niger, Herrick. Havana, by Barry, Bryan.
4 Co.
Brig Oeeola, Nichols, Boston, by Barry Bryant + Co
Schr LeesburS Boon, Philadelphia, by DeROsset +
Brown.
l4-Brs Jerome Dayton, New York, by G w Davis
Schr TuSearora. Foster, New York, by Lu,'erloh
Brig Jerome, Dayton, New York. by G W Davis
Schr w Davis, Briggs, New York, by G w Davis
Brig Louise Wash, Mcfarland, Cuba, by DO
schr Martha Ana, Willis. Shalloite, by do.
ls-Brig Maria, fowler, New Orleans, y Barry,
Bryant Go.
is-sehr Jeroleman, cOslee, for Philadelphia. by
Geo HarrisB.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

Impudsnce.-It is decidedly impdden: in the.
Wings to be talking of our valuable posses
sion on the Pacific. They opposed and de-
nounced the war that led TO the acquisition of
the country. They declared the country 10
be worthless-yet now they are making more
fuss about the value and worth of it than any
body else. They ought TO be ashamed to talk
about California and New Mexico, until they
have acknowledged their errors and asked the
people 10 forgive them-Nss. Jaeksoaian
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

Encouragement to Gold Hunfer$.-There
is, or was few days ago, in this city. says
the New York Day Book, a man who has
lately returned from the gold diggngs in Cali
fornia, where he spent some time in trying to
get hold of enough 10 pay his expenses home.
He says that with the bes, luck" and hard
work in water and dirt, he could only clear
but two dollars day over his expenses. He
came home to work at his trade. and says that
he ca7 do better in New York, working for a
dollar and fifty cents day, than he can in the
gold mines of California. He is perfectly be-
wiidered with the excitement and madness, as
he thinks, of the people who are rushing to
the place he has abandoned.
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Feb 2. lS49--2l-3t
BOOTS AND Shoes!

DVO y hND OTIOEO
No,c landing from sctr. a. j DeROsset.
so PAIN Ladies lasting CATERS. superior style;
Is pair Gents Congress Dancing Pumps, new
and splendid article;
Is DO Taylor Ties, suitable for the Inauguration
Ball
IS do Patent Leather Congress Caters;
25 do Mems fine Calf Boots;
25 do DO water proof Boots
SO do DO calf pegged do
Is do Boys do do do
Is DO youths do do do
90 do Mems do do Brogans:
60 do do Kip Btogans;
20 10 Misses Morocco Boots. For sale 10y
GRAY & JONES.
February ?, 1s49-l21
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HOTCHKlSS'
Vertical Water Wheels.

W.BRANSON is Agent for the above Wheels
in this place. He will take pleasure in showing
the castings TO any person who may desire TO see
them. There will be- found at HE office a supply
Of Wheels, Cranks, or Gudgeons. al all times, for
sale singIy or in pairs.
Doc 20, Is4S-[l6-u
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.MLEIR led,

In this town, on the 7th instant, by the Rev.
James Mcdaniel. MIR. Joseph Springs to Miss
Emma Garrison.
In this town, on Wednesday evening last. at
st. James Church, by Rev DR.. Drane. Mr.. John
L. Holmes, to Miss Sally. daughter of John R.
London deceased.
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DIED.

In Waynesboro.' Wayne county. on the 9Th
nlt.. Mr.. William Wellons, an aged and much
loved citizen of that Town.
At Woodbury., Queens CO., Long Island, on the
9th inst, Mrs. Mary Hewlett, consort of Mr..
John V. Hewlett, and mother of A. V. w. Hew.
lett, of this town, aged about IS years.
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B A RIG AIMS! BA GAIN 81!
BARGAINS!!!

THE attention of the Ladies are particularly
called to my Spring stock of goods consisting OF
Bafvaises, Linen, Cambrics, Muslins. Hosiery,
Capes. Ribbons. Sheeting, Eorsetts. Ginghams,
Shawls. Combs Edgings and Inser'ings. Fringes,
Buttons, snd variety Of other articles, which
will he sold without regard to cost. as deter
mined to close my business by March.
The Gentlemen will find handsome assert.
ment Of Linen Goods. Drab DeTaes, &c; a fine
article of Black Tea for SO cts per pound; Hoes.
Spades, Candles, Hats Bonnets Umbrellas. Stock
Locks, and all kinds of Hardware and Cutlery.
Country merchants would do well t" call aud
examine his stock. before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber offers for rent the store now &C.
cupied by himself. 1t is situated in The most bu-
siness part of the town, and is looked upon as be-
ing one of the best stands.
N B.--Persons indebted to him on account Of
HOLMES & HAYES. are requested TO call
and settle, or their accounts will be placed in the
hands of bis attorney for collection.
J. K. HALVES.
Feb 9. Is49--[22-H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
ITO SAIL on lsr MARcH.1

10 SAIL on IsT MARCH.
THE superior well known coppered and
copper fastened Ship THOS. BENNETT, un-
der tie command of Captain Lawrence Hal
verson. will positively sail as advertised.-
This Ship will be fully provided with sufficient
quantity of good and wholesome provisions, and
every attention paid to secure the comfort Of The
passengers during the voyage. This vessel pre-
sents an opportunity rarely offered for parties
wishing to go to the gold regions. she is uilt
Of live oak, is unsurpassed for her sailing quail
ties, and has experienced Physician engaged
for the voyage. Price of Passage 5000. For
Freight, Passage, or further information Apply to
NICHOLS & CUBS,
4 Buyce & Co.'S wharf.
Charleston. 8. c., Feb 9, ls49-[22-2t
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SELLING oFF Ar COST

WE have concluded to change our business
and are now selling OF our Stock of D Goods,
Hardware, Iron &C., At NEW YORK COSf.
we have also on hand supply of choice Wines,
Liquors. Teas and other Groceries, which will be
sold at reduced prices. All persons wishing to
purchase, will lind 1t TO their advantage to call OF
our stole, az the stock is large and was hough,
cheap. ANDERSON & YOUNG.
Feb. I6, ls49-[23.tf
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BROADER GENERAL.

WE are authorized to state that Col. HExHY
H. WATERS. of the seth Regiment Of North
Carolina Militia. attached to the Sd Brigade. will
he supported by many officers of said Brigade for
Brgadier General to fill the vacancy caused by the
promotion of Brig Gen. MarsteIFef.
Election on the 22d February.
MANY OFFICERS.
Feb 2. lS49--2I-3t
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~. 8. .RSAE.
A r T O r N EY AT 4 Il W

AnoPTs this method of informing hrs friends that
ne has determined 10 return TO the practice of the
Law, and will be grateful for any business that may
be confded to his hands. He will at pfeseut a..
tend the Courts Of New Hanover, Duplin. and
Wayne FEB 2, IS49-2l.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16
FOR SALE,

AHOUSE and LOT. on North side of Mar.
ket street. and three streets above Boundary. The
House is new. and contains six comfortable rooms.
There is also Kitchen and other houses the
Lot The Lot is 66 feet by l65. Possession
given INN ediately. Apply to
c. c. MORSE.
February l6, ls49--r23-tf
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For San Francisco, California, Direct.

THE new A. l. copper fastened and coppered
Live Oak and Red Cedar built harque JOHN A.
TAYLOR, Martin master, will sail as above car
" in April. She can take the bulk of 200 tons
freight, and 100 passengers. For particulars. ap-
Fl61 Div to GEO. w. DAVIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

FOR SALE.
LOT situated on Princess Street, 6 6 by l65
feet.
ALSO, TO RENT.
A small Store House at the lower end Of the
Town, in good neighborhood for Shop. Terms
low Apply to PERRIN & HARrSFIELD.
Feb l6, IS49-- [23-tf
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Wigs and TOupctS. or ScalpS.

Mn. QUIRK, of New York, now al Fayette-
vile, Occ'pital Professor. alias Wig maker. will
visit Wilmington about the Goth instant. when he
will be ready t" Scalp. Scratch. or Re.Head any
citizen or stranger who may need his Artistic SER
vices.
February Is, ls49-f23-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

! i2a for scrape, 81 90 a s5 for dip. Tar
Some sales at 81 Is 20. guaged bbls: sup
ply moderate. Corn without change. Bacon
-Some small sales at a cents. Lard-ln
barrels and kegs, a CENTS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

NorE-River Lumber, Tar and TurpentIne are al
WAYS sold in the water and to the expense
of landing inspection, cooperage, &c; say on lumber
SOC to 81 per ana Turpentine about loc per obi
For dry virgin mixed turpentnc deduction Is mace
according 10 quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

New BERNIE. Feb. 13.--Turpentins has
continued to arrive in ample quantities for the
Distilleries. and some dip TO spare for ship
rnent. The price has been steady at 81 10
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nIBAOTE ~.

ScLr Jonas Smith, Nichols, hence for New York, put
into Norfolk, in distress, the Sd inst having been
into the Both ult, by brig Eliza Jane. wind
at E, blowing gale. and thick; lost nsinsail,
foresail main booln both CATS, caboote use. and
sove hull hut little injured and cargo in good order
Schr John Gilman frou. Chsrlest0n, for Windsor.
N C., was wrecked on the 9Th inst, near LoekwOods
Folly. All hands saved.
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ORDER so. 16.

HEAD QUAnrEns 30rH REsrAExr II. C. NJ
Wilmington. LIST Feb'y. ls49.
THE Field and Commissioned Officers. attach
ed to the 3Oth Regiment of Moth Carolina Mill
tia. are hereby ordered to appear at the Court
House in Wilmington. on Thursday. the 2%d day
of February next. in full uniform. for the purpose
of holding Court Martial, to investigate certain
charges made to me sgainst an O6ioer attached
to this Regiment.
LII. Col JoRx MtRAE, President.
Capt. A. A. HARrstIELb. Judge AdvoeatS.
Iieut. w. JoHx.YOPP. Provost Marshal
Court Msrtial will meet at 10 o'clock. A. N. II
the Lieut.. Colonel IL absent, Msj0r WfLLiENs
will preside. By order.
ROB'T G. RANKIN, Col. Cong.
J. J. HEDRIcK, AdJt l2lJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

Dying ReqUest.-An old man dying in Bos-
ton, recently. was asked If he would have a
clergyman sent for He requested to see Rev.
DR.. Colyer, who called upon him accordingly.
The rich man said, have sent to request
you TO keep thosc ID cats in your yard
quiet tonight"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16
FOR SALE CHEAP.
20 bags Coffee; hid N. E. Rum; 20 bbls
cheap Sugar. OWEN HOLMES.
JUST RECEIVED.

Per Sehrs. ALarie and Mills.
40 BAGS Rio and aguira Coffee; hhds
Clarified and New Orleans Sugar; 2 boxes Loaf
Sugar; bbl Train Oil; cask Sperm Oil. q
splendid article cask Sicily Madeira Wine;
boxes Sperm Candies, Soap, Cheese; Barrels
Whisky. Bags Shut, Rope. Buckets. Tubs.
Broouis, &c, &c. For sale by
Feb l6 E. ]. BERNARD.
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JUST RECEIVED,

From Fsyssseville-7S bbls cross, fine and supep.
fine Flour; q bhls dried Peaches, . superiorS srtl
Gle hbss dried Apples. Far sale by
FIG Q. HOLMES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

Old DR.. Jacob TOwnScnd'S SafSapafiffa.
Just received, IL dozen old DIR. Tuwnsend'A
Sarsaparilla, warranted not to sour. ferment, OF
hurst the bottles. This is the genuine Town.
sends SarsapariIla. For sale by
VIM. II. LIPPITT,
Feb q Druggist and Chemist.
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Commercial Bank Of Wilmington,
Fehruarv 6th 1910

A DIVIDEND Of four (4) per cent fol the
last six months. on the Capital Stock will he paid
to the Stockho ders their legal representatives
on and after Thursday the 18th instant.
BY order Of the Boarl
L. SAVAGE, Cashier.
Feb 8, ls49-T22-3t
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FIR EIGHTS:

Bank Katcs OF Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks Philadelphia, premium u psr cent.
't q " New York, II
Boston. q II "
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JUST RECEIVED FOR THE FARMER.
IS Cas-, PIoushs, 6 Corn Shelters, extra Points,
Bars &c. Hoe. and Rakes.
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
WILL I've for sale on Monday of March Court.
the Hilton Bridge. with all the privileges attach
ed thereto. WM. S. ASHE.
Feb 9, ls49 22-tf.
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PLANTING POTATOES.
a5 barrels Planting Potatoes. for sale cheap by
F91 o. HOLMES.
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BEAUTIFUL assortment of VALENTINES
for sale at tho Book Store.
Feb 81 L. H. PIERCE.
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RICE.
RICE.
200 TIERCES fresh beat. For sale by
FIG G. w. DAVIS.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

REPUBLICATION OF
The L0ud Dn Quartz rly Review,
The F.Ciinbur h iievi,V.
The NOrLIs British e eVicSV.
The Yves minister * evieVV.
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DRuGS- CHEMICALS

DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window GLASS; Putty,
Patent medicines. Garden seeds, Lamp Oil, &c
&c. always OF, hand as may be seen in other parts
of the paper, and for sale by
w II IIPPITT.
D29l Druggist aud Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-02-16

TO RENT.
AHOUsE AND LOT. calculated for small
family, situated near the Tan Yard on Ann street.
bsswsen Second and Third streets. The house
hxs four rooms, besides two rooms in the stone
basement. There is good spring Of water in:sise
yard. For terms. apply to VIZ. A. BERRY.
Feb Q, l64e--I2l.4t
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NOTICE..
ALL persons indebted to tie subscriber tor the
YEATS 1916 AT and '4s, either by note OF accounts
are earnestly requested 10 call and settle % IOns.
er indulgence conveniently csna0t oe e;.s s1
Clinton, Sampson co., Jan. 49, lis'ot
HAY.
50 bales prime Quality. For sale BY
20, ~ '''' w. u. SMITH.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
From Fayetteville, and for sale cheap: 100 hbl<
X fine. and superine -four; 20 hbIs old Whis-
key; bales Sheeting 6 bales Spun Yarn.
F91 o. HOLMES.
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LIST or LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office at Wilnliag-'
ton, N. c., 3lst January, lS49.
Those whose names appear on this List wile
please ask for advertised Letters.
. 70, INTNKSnN n N
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Feb l6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

subjected to chemical analysis to-day. for the purpose
Of discovering if they have been injected with
ic acid chloride of zinc. which is employed Mt The
college for the preservation of bodies used by the stu
dents for dissection. This will prove conclusvely
whether the parts discovered belong subject for
dissection or mol.
The masses of metal discovered in the furnace of
the laboratory. and which first surprised To be
conglomeration of the gold and silver of DR.. Park
mans watch and coin. analysed. aud thus far
they are found to consist of mixture Of lead ard
of the lead lining of tea chest. Different pieces Of
the metal cut from the erul masses. being
subjected to further and rigid analysis, for the
purpose Of detecting any other metal in the compost
ton, if any other metal there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
LAWS OF INDIANA.

an act to protect from certain lands thcreiHe-
toned
WHEREAS il is represented to this General Assembly
that in the year of Lord thousand eight nun
bred and twenty one Evans Thomas, subject OF the
Kingdom Of Great Britain, entered at the Land Ofhce
Jacksonville, the hall ot the southeast quar-
ter Of section thiriy-two, township eight north, of
range six east containing eighty acres, and returned to
Great Britain and died without having declared
his intention Of becoming a citizen OF The United
States, having resided therein, and without
leaving any heirs entitled inherit the same AND
WHEREAS, said land being wholly unmproved, is suf-
iering great waste Of timber, &c. therefore,
SEcToN 4. Be 1t enacted by The General assembly Of
the State Of Indiana That the county treasurer OF Bar
thoomew county be- and he is hereby authorized and
qured, the sale of said land, wit the
half OF the southeast quarter OF section town
eight range SIX be sold the highest bidder, upon
credit OF twelve months first having three weeks
notice of the time and place of sale in two public
papers printed and published in said county Said Urea
making said sale shall take with sufficient
security without relief from valuation laws for the pur
chase money.
SEC. 2 Upon the full payment of the purchase mon
ey said Treasurer shall the purchaser deed
in fee simple which shall fully in said purchaser
good and legal title to said land.
SEC. 3. Said Treasurer after having collected the
purchase money for said land, shall within sixty days
hereafter pay the Treasurer of State of the State
of Indiana said purchase money which shall be subject
thereafter the laws relation moneys in said Treasu
ny arising from estates without known heirs. Said county
treasurer may, however retain of said moneys
sonabe compensation for his trouble and expenses to be
allowed him by the Probate Court Of said county.
SEC. a. This take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Indiana State Journal, and
Sentinel.
e. w CARR
Speaker of the Hnuse er Representatives.
JAMES III. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Approved December 18th, 1S49.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

Oregon
by MRS l.. DUForR-
"What no from the far distant shore OF the West
Where Pacihe'- mild surgps break calmly TO rest
Where the wide plains Oregon sleep by her side,
And our engle has buil'ied his eyre in prde,-
Aar where the rrd-nIan vet Wild, and free,
In this beautiful land BY the dark, gentle sea,
From there has glad news uf our cuunrrymen come,
And greeted us here IN uur own valley home
A message, message-frum Orpgon,-hnl
How quick it increases pulses warm inw;
Sends fire To The eye, To the snul, to the cheek,
Awak ming deep feeling,-wurs never may speak.
Methnks that the calmly did play
Sh"ne brighter the sun, and more lovely the day.
And pronder, aud freer the pennnns did wave
To display the bright which Liberty gavs
When this pirgin message first woke iuro life,
With beaIhings of wisdom and eloquence rite,
All, twas proud day for those wise men, and brave,
Who convened as a body OF statesmen, grave;
When they rose up in majesty, lofty and free,
And greeted us here, from their home in the sea.
Young sister, the pride and the hope Of the age
An era has given to hisory's page:
Her beautiful arm she extends US now,
So chd-like, imporing-confdine- true =
But ere long she will tower in wisdom, aud might;
In vigor, maiuie,-and with Judgment Alright.
Lo here, and 10 there, will bold cities arise,
Like magic beneath her pure. genial skies;
For broad is her bosom, and from her full heart,
VIII jewels, and riches-teem, from every part
Each year fresh garland Of glory will twue
Around her fair brow, and grow brighter i'm time.
The mourtains so rugged, must yield tribute too,
And their stern hearts be aihom'd md dsved ,hro
thro'
Our hands, even their SUBMITS Joined,
And their turbulent nature with letters will bind
For the swift locomotive must find there way
And the iightning-tongued telegraph them play
glorious day must succeed such n dawn
As that which hath burs; thee, Oregon:
Thy giant like limbs unfetter'd and Free
And one powerful arm resteth far on the sea
All, all that is lovely, and mighty and great,
snail unite aud thus form thy strong sinews of sate
Ere long, California, increasing in power,
Will give her fair hand, guerdon, dover.
When wisdom, and strength us,united shall stand
With Loce Truth, and Honor, 10 join heart and hand
And Heaven invoked, in true faith, to sustain
Their efforts that peace and contenment may reign;
Then firm, and unsiaken,-that nation will rise,
While her vigilance warrants a feguard from foes.
Then, courage young sister, right well hast thou DONE
Our eager hearts cheer hee,-st press nobly on
.Neio Albany, December, 1S49
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
THE MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81, 1S49.
The weather since our last has "couled off" and
consequently the price of hogs has been fully main
tanned. We learn of sales at 50 gross, and 50 Al
net. We shall take occasion to supply our readers
with full items by next weekly. The market
seems yet to have an upward tendency as hogs are
not over plenty. We have only time to make the
following extracts our mail accounts are not full
up to this hour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

In the House of Delegates of Virginia, last week,
resolution was adopted for the appointment of
lect committee of thirteen inquire the exped
ency of reporting bill calling convention for the
revision of constitution of the State aud for reappor-
tionment of representation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
Rail Road Letting.

The sealed proposals, advertised for by the Presi-
dent of the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad Com
pany, for The grubbing clearing and grading centy
miles of said road. beginning the west side of
White river and extending two miles west of Belle
were made yesterday, follows: