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The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30

Ing CALIFORNIA GoLD REGION .-In inc last num. bsr of SiLLisAS's American Journal of Science and Arts, tho editors meaton that they have lately in- spected specimens of plaiinun, found among the gold sand of caiifornia. They also announce, upon reliable authority, ltbe Rev. Mir. LysaS.) that the diamond s also found al some of the plseefs. He had seen one about the sszs of a small pea, of a straw yellow color, and having the usual convex faees.
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LFor the Baan.r.
TO EcLANrINE.

The rose. thv sweetiy blooming rose, Ere from ths tree 'lis torh. Is like the charm which beauty shows
 In lifs's exulting morn. But sh. how soon is sweets are gone.
 The rose bud withering lies; So. tong ere life's psie eye comsSoa,
 The flower of beauty dies. But since all charms Of earthly grade
 A withefiag grave must had- Be thine. sacsei girl, what ne'er shall fade, The beauties Of the mind. w. Latls Roek, Oct. 2l, I549.
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eJ-The St Louis Pacific Railroad Convention ase' on the 18th inst Qaise large aamher of dleEa,es represented to have been present from Missouri Kentucky. New York, Illinois. IudiaBa, Ohio. lewa. Wisconsin. Miehigaa. and Maryland. Hon. S. A. DeUaLAss, of Illinois was chosen PIesi- deat.
 ResolatIons have already been introduced. going to show that the road should, could, and must, be constructed, and that, in the opinion of thai as- semblage. fl were hest to make St Louis the eastern terminas "0Id Ballion' had e.oif in long speech Nothing ds6nils had been determined on at the latest Gates-
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ISDEpENDEST SOVEREIGNTY. individual named PsIcE, Iivag in Ohio. has flied bill of exceptions in the Commercial Court in Cincinnati. against the running of the Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad through his laad. the ground that his possessions are small isdspeadsRt asiion. in Ohio, he having, ia consequence of his disapprovai of the of Texas, publicly, at that time, declared his inde- peudence.
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u Gen. CHILps has demssded Court of h. qasry iaio the charges preferred against him by N. Peusas. late French minister, In relation to the lobseeo case. The Secretary cf Wa has refused to give him sseh essrt those charges, stating that shsss ls nothing in the archives ef ths department sgains; him as an officer and cisixea.
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z WHoLxsAIE REyEsaK--The New York Glsbe says ihe news of the defeat ef the whigs in Penn sylvaaia produced such spirit of vengeance at the Hseekila Navy Yard. ths, orders were immediately gives e diseharge handred democrais from ssnpleymeas--whieh was accordingly done.
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O. The eastern Virginia papers are complaining of the grea. Sroath in that section of the sts,e- The streams are SC low ss to compel the mills 10 suspend operations. The Potomac, al Harper's Ferry, |. within aa inch or two of what 1t vas iu isi2. whea was lower than at any other period known bsfere or since,
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Bosrox BAxKs.--Twsaty -seyea hsaks h Boston. having an aggregate capital of $l9 2So.eOO, have declared semi-annaal dividends, the aggregate sum of which Is Ss40,SSo. The dividends range from three ,s five per cent. Two of the banks declared Eve per coat; one declared four and half per cent; thirteen declared foar per ceut.; niss de- clared three and half per csai., aud two declared thsse per cent.
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AcriDEsr TO THE MAiL Bo.r.--0a Wednesday last the steamer Hm Armstrsas ass broken in tive. sboai thirty-6se miles below oar city. She was one of the line ef mail boats We understand thst Il wiil prove total Ioss. WsTegrst this much aecsant of the propsssors. is wil eecasisa ,o them much iaconvenisacs ia making their regular trips.
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aJ The convention to revise and amend the con- ssiissea of the State of Kentucky. met st Frank fsst, on tbssiss inst JAxEs GvrHRIE ot Louisville was chesen Presideat-
 Alter considerable debate. the spreiai reporter of the Lsaissille Courier. depied seat wi,hIa the bar.
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caors IN Usios CouxTr.-The El Dorado Union stsses tat from careful estimate ii has arrived at shs conclusion ta, the cotton farms in that county will average 45s lbs to shs acre.
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AKrsUL BAcHELOEs simple country lady hear. ing that a nephew of hers had been made Baehelo, of Arts. said that she never liked srtful persons aad that these artfal bachelors sometimes played the deuce with the girls.
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aJOea. TAsIos, accompanied by the Secretary sf the Navy, has re-eomneseed the presidential tsas. Whaiis In the wind nowi Arc there any moro elections to influence. docs he eaiy wish to improve hisaseif in public speakingf
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Msseszssrn AND ATLANTIC RAfLAoAp.--A Con- sensisn is to bs held at Memphis immediately si shs csss of the Convention assembled there on the sd iuzt to devise means to construct railroad from the Mississippi ta inc Atlantic.
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has iaveasea new psopellss. to move upon the Gsh psineipls II he. steel ii bed iii al the sern and fss ef the sane material apon each bow. It is very ssppsopaiagsIy called naaie
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0Q- The Rev. NATHAN SHOOK. the man ufacturer and dealer in fraaduient land warrants in Texas, has ai his own request, been committed to the jail q Lamar county.
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PAcITic RAiLReAp.--fhs New York chambeI ol Commerce, iaosih cr ,wo since, pronounced in favor of WHrrsErs plan fo railroad 10 the Pacific. the Basion committee. animadre'ting upou the re- commsndaliop made by the Chamber. and proposing to show by 6gures that the work could no, be exc caied. in the way proposed. in seseaiesa AasdSsd years The Chamber also prepared memorial to Congress. renohsFaing against ssiabsishing prime meridian a, New Ofiears. ~
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TaEAsosAaLE CezsEsroSnEscr-- Canada pa- persaansaacs that Lord ELGIs, the Governor Gene rai has "a bis possession documents tending to iu- plicas several leading politicians In charge of ,rea- soa. in regard 10 the anasxaioa of the Canaaas to the United States.
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BssHor .0spEanosx.--We learn lrom the New York Express. that the proceedings of a reeenl Episcopal Convention in the ease Of Bishop osDsa. poxk. have caused the expression of dssyssa wish byiha people efthai Diocese ,ha, this prsals shOui bs restored
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sxxrA ANNA. Fl L-eero says that information has jass beea received from Jamaica. stating that Cea. sAsrA ANA is Iaboting mos, earnestly to re- tssn fs Mexico.
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O. Nelson Dewey. the democratic candidate for governor Of Wisconsin. declines to be considered the candidate of lhe Free soisrs. which that party had rendered 10 him.
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UT The eEesbyterians are about to establish . college Ia Texas Rev. DANIEL BAKER has secured subscription at Huntsville, In that state of $7.s00 for shs purpose of erecting the buildings. &c.
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2 TT L. ". x. \. BeAlL+ 5,h u 5. Infan,ry, ar ssvs h this city on the 2i,h fast. rosse frou, Maekinse. MIehigan. io joiO his regiment a, Fort Gihsen.
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p The Camden Herald says: "The Ouachi,a river. sIace the as rain of Sunday night last, has risen twe understsndl some four feet-so that the smaller cla-s of boats might easily reach Camden "
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2 eUs n. M. P. siAraY, sf the United States Navy. whsss same k intimately connected with the pre- jsessd eommaairaiiens Nith she Pacific eOasl. has accepted invi,asion to be present at the Memphis eonventiea.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30

O. Absas 3s .0o0. .D0o gallon. of water are daily ssrplIsa shs ipbsbisapsa q London Ay the several ssessopeIisan water companies.
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ErT~o million ponds worth of flax. and two million pouads worth of axseed and oil cake. are annually imported into Ireland.
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e0-A chine of church bells is being constructed is Cincinnati. the aggregate weight OI which will bs s,sii pounds.
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WHses---@ The wbigs have eight principles the ve icsves and two fishes. and ths, same old coon s0says an exchange paper.
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CkoncrA ELkcTIoSs-Rsturns are sli received. The resail is ss follows; The Senate, 9s demo eraia sad 22 whigs: the House. e democrats and @ whigs. Tewss, re-eleeted governor by $500.
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O. Over sio,ooe have been subscribed. by the citizens of Madison la, for the purpose of estab- fishing rolling mill for the manufacture of all sorts of iron.
 We have in our neghborhood an abundance of ore as rich as any in the coantry. Where is the energy of oar capitalis,si From the observations of practical scientific men, establishment, Of thIs kind, ia the neighborhOod of Li.tle Rock, would be . very profitable investment.
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eye Hon. ANDREW STEWART, according to Pitts bssy ramsr. has been aPpoia,sd 10 the Mission 10 Brazil. Pe,hsps he hss.
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p By the suhjDga,iou of the Magyars, the Aassiaa army has been raised to the level. without recruiting. of more than 60c ,o00 men.
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IT The Right Rev. Bishop FREEMAs arrived ia eur city, hy ths mall beat, on Sunday last.
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T In squirrel haat of thirty hoars. st Wash. ingtou. Pa . few weeks since, SIS were killed.
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IT fks Fssneh government eea.naes to refuse psssperh to the German refugees who, on their way sa Amsfies. sra forced ts traverse Fsanca
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IsiaA ia -amsries-A New Yerk correspondsn of the Dablia tIsslandl Natioa. estimates the nam Der ef Irish tn this eoaatry al fw m;Rieas,
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E1.Oar thasks are dae to the geptlemanly officers sf ihe steamboat Phillip Ptneywitt, for late Louis- vile papsfs.
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6y-Mr Fxszx, siiissa ef ciaciaaaii. tsaysshe Ciscl.nsss Csmmereial., who was On visss ,e his aasivs ssHd. Germany. wss pabIie'y sxecusad thsre fsf klxInk nlteranee le republican doctrines.
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eUr The Crescent City took out 4.50O letters, ans about o.eoe newspapers for California
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IT new Post Office has beea established In Clark co, Arkansas. called Alpine. sAacEL B. JosRs. psst-masser.
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aTKs are indebted to Measrs. MURDccK & Co. ef Nspslson, iur late New Orleans. St Louis. and Membhls papern
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aT We are indebted to ths steamboat .sHeriea
 fsrst. Lsai. papers.
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ar lEsa. ". K. sRsAsrAS viii accept our thanks forahs Pasent OfEics Report fss ls4s.
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r Miss FkEDxRKA BsEnE, tks SRedish aa- thorsss, is lionising la New York.
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Violence in Drew County.

The Pine Bluff Jedersonian has received report from the county cite of Drew county, of the killing of man named GRTrErH, by Dr. HupsrErh and his son. HuDsPEra gave himself up to the proper authorities, was examined and acquitted. His son has made his escape and has no, since been heard of
 Ca the same day quarrel took place between a man named McPErEas ani one named BaowS- McPErKas struck BEowx with stick. causing i'm mediate death. McPErERs has been committed to ja, to await his trial at the next Circuit court.
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me Resurrection hos Comei

We hnd upon ont table, thls week, neat little volume entitled "Examiuaton of the doctrine of the Resurection," by the Rev. CHAs. P. TuRRENTISE We have had occasion 10 speak of this work il was going to press. From eurscry examination of the manuscript at that time, we were favorably impressed with its merits. IL appears 10 have been arranged with sh admirable system. We have mol yet had time 10 examine it mnuteiy; consequently we csnno; point out the merits style of ihe pro- ductioD The intrinsic intefes, of the subject and the reputation of the author should be a sufficient reeomnendation to the religious world. We sub join letter of Mir. Maddin. the publisher, who is intimate with and capable of appreciatihg tue tents of the work.
 We have been requested 10 state that a few copies may be procured at the store of Mir. $. H. Tucker, in this city, at Sl,25 per copy.
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Arknusaa AIining Com pany,

On the 18th nit. the entire stock of the [" Souih- western and Arkansas Mining Conpsny" having been taken, meeting ol the stockholders was beld and the organization of the company eoinPisied acemdiug 10 inc pTbVisioos of the Charter The following is list Of the officers of the company THos W kEwFos, President; Gro. A. HoRrHEs' Sec'g Jos H. JoBssros, TTsasarer.
 Darecfoys.-Tnos. D MERnicK. THos W NEW TON, THos. PEARck, c. D. MoULTos. LvTaEs CEASE.
 The Capital stock of this company is Ssoo 'ooo and in addition to the Mines lB the vicinity oI 'is city, the company have control of a iaige 1So'ty ef mineral lands ih various portions o ihe Slate They lave now ample uesns 10 cary on ihsh sn' al lefprise. and we learn that extensive and cosy works will be eFeetsd either at ihis city of d ne Mines. for rsdueiag the and extracting The s.a and silver. These works wif give employ Den' 70
 large number of hands. and the iofce at tbe A'"es wifi be increased shortly by the emigration oi macy experienced uiiess from Missouri Wisconsin" asa Iowa. who ate desifoas of obtaining wofk h
 0smoefel.
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IrAn slletnpt has been made, in EbgaSd " cultivate Indian corn. The experiment. seems 10 haye svea very general satisfaction 90 Tar as t'' Towering of the plant is eoDcerasdi bat. troH' ''' description. ~s should saPpo@s that lohn bai' '~' beea hoaxsd by some misehievsas Yankee sa@ vlanted broom coral The London Times gives '"o iollowiag description Of the nsN ssassei
 sfhs appearance of the pisst s pee eol'ar'y x'see- ful-Gaf more so indeed. than that of ssy eTdiSsiY e.rp. field The sieme, which run sP perfectly straight, are generally from four to hse feet hlgn and are much thicker than the larger wheat sn~s They throw ont from the root apwaids saeee'. sion of flag -lske leaves, the stem terminating m ittge ta, fyssx scAieA spring the ears q cess, soDs what irsegsisrIy esasaersds sad is thm 'hs'a"S'' apparently not hssviy laden-'
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 REV. C. P. TURRESrIxE- Dear Sir: have read tine last proof of your work on the resurrection oi the human body. On last night I completed my task, and have spared no pains in the range of my ability to make the work what you desired. h fact, have become 90 familiar with it, that feel somewhat. Identified in feeling with you in it's per lection and success; and hope its circulation may be extensive it's merits.
 When we take into consideration your youth your extensive iaboss, your locality-which must necessarily deprive you of those sources of iufor- nation which are abundant and more accessible in ether portions of the literary world, am brough, to the conclusion that you deserve the highest eulogy from your friends and the church at large You could not have selected the subject as one to build up your popularity among the multitude; for, from the abstract nature of the work, t affords bat little food to gratify the tastes of the But among the literary, the sober minded, and more solid portions of the religious world, you will reap IaureIs of unwithering fame. Neither could you have selected the subject for the purpose of emou ment; for, in this regard, you have done yourself an injury, hays no doubt; for though your work will se yet its circulation will besrncpally among the learned, who are the scarcer portions of our race But you can have the comfortable soIace of supplying the church with a volume to fill nch in theological literature that, until this hour has remained vacant
 How you may fare in the hands of critics and re- viewers, am not prepared to say. Jealousy is q ..green-eyed mOnster.' and from il you have noth- ing to hope; and, thank Gods is the tattered garb which covers her deformity, you have nothing fear she. in this enlightened age easily de- iectsd being often seen.
 Wishing you abundant success in your literary, moral, and religious enterprises, I remain,
 Yours. T. MADpiN. = Papers friendly to the Rev. Mir. T.s work, respectfully requested to copy the above letter
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TT The pres sf matter has crowded oaI macy sftislss iassndsd for this week.
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= Papers friendly to the Rev. Mir. T.s work, respectfully requested to copy the above letter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS, VIA HAVANA,
" CHAGRES, AND PANAMA.-The United States
s,eampacket Falcon" will be despatched from the port
of New York, on Thursday the 9Th OF March next. The
public is hereby noiicd that mails may be New
York. Charleston, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia, and
New Orleans, Louisiana, be conveyed by said steam.
packet, which will sail from New York the 9th from
Charleston, s. c. the ith from Savannah, GA, the
18TH touching at Havana, and from New Orleans the
18th OF March M all bags will be made up New
York. to be forwarded to all The points aboye named also,
Cnagrcs, Panama, San Diego, Santa Barbara Monte
rey, San Francisco, and Astoria The posmasters of
Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, will also make
mails tor tho points stated be board of
"Falcon, upon her arrival at their respective ports
The entire postage for single letter, exceeding hall
ounce in weight will be l2h cents Havana; 20 cents
to Chagres 30 cents 10 Panamato be prepaid in all
casesand 40 San Diego Santa Barbara, Monte
San Francisco and Astoria, be prepaid,
paid, at the option of the writer. N
Newspapers and pamphlets postage cents EACH
and inland postage TO be added.
G. JOHNSON
Postna General.
Post Office Department, Feb 90 1Si9.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

THE steamer "Oseola' will leave Washington for the
l. above place on Friday, the 23d and Tuesday the
Is OF February and on Tuesday, the 9th Of March Re-
turning will leave Norfolk Monday, 26h February
and Friday, the 81 March; touching, going
a the usual landings on the Potomac ~
After which she will commence her regular trips lea wing
Washington every Sunday for Baltimore and every Thurs
day for Norfolk. ]. MITCHELL,
Feb 2l-df Cantain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

T OST--The American tia3 that u.ed at the moving
IL OF the corner stone of the Washington National Moau
ment from the railroad depot in June last Any person
knowing anything concerning IT, will confer the
managers by communicating the the Hon. Elisha
Wbulesry, at the office OF the boad the City Hall,
| the undefsigned at the building. .I ~.
WIN. DOUGHERTY,
Feb 2o-3uf@ Superine nd ,nt.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-21

Next Secretary OF state.
The Philadelphia North American" of Monday
morning. states that con Saturday last Geographic de-
spach was received from Cincinnati, that Mr. Clayton
had been selected as Secretary of State 1t adds that
this statement was perfectly natural one; but it
had no higher authority than the declaration OF tee-
graphic agent and public in Cincinnati, we did not
think advisable place bulletin board prefer
ring to await confidently expected reliable
Information from authentic quarter Such infor-
nation, in fact, received early Saturday evening, in
elegraphic despatch from Washington stating that SINH
lar despatch had been received in that city from General
Taylor, inviting Mr. Clayton to accept the post of Secre-
tary Of State the cabinet The despatch arrived in
the absence of Mr.. Clayton who was, and we believe
still is, in Delaware. engaged in very melancholy duty;
which, however it is earnestly hoped. will not prevent
his returning Washington to-day or Tomorrow or IN
very few DAYS at farhest" This solemn duty was the IN
tenent of the remains of his son. who had recently died
at Cuba.
This article in the North American leaves no doubt
upon our mind of Mr. Clayton being selected as the
Secretary of State under the next administration.
We have inst learned that the convention recently
sembed at Backsville in the fifteenth congressional
district of Virginia. nominated Alexander Newman esq,
as the democratic candidate for the 3st Congress Mr.
Newman is awe-tried public servant, AMI democrat
of the right school, We will be glad to meet him on
the first Monday in December next
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Post Office Department, Feb 20. 1919.
Feb 2I-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

from members o: their own belly down 10 over
sccis ot liz Poor. receive appointment hon Wv
il The exercise vi ,,cir e1ccatip: ianchcns. in'!
are the f'a: Totam u tie cauIij-'a "''e" y
lives and ,aoves all has is beng 80 &C..
their pcwyt, So oyeIIo"c'irs 'a''' .a"|." a'n 60
% universal their authority in the county, 50
ea,,p.,eiy do ,hcy eycrshadow ii in dignity aa a
enrc,oue !, in tac;r august ps:sons' 'aa' '''s
who n,e.s have actually conic 20 ieea'' 'he'',
&C me county i:se!l-hav:"s losi Nc i"c"' y.
d;s.e,p;pg between Ike County Cont ana u'e
psople Of he Corrly. May il not therefore 'e
said oi them, as isssjd Of II: "one Man p'~ef'
ina, ,hc;r ;utaori;y has Increased, IS i'c'e"she'
and ought 10 be din. nished.
After hi, review of tho powers oil County
conr,s we IMAGINE no serious aarm Tor their
safety will be occasioned by taking the appoint
ment Of inspectors from such OF them as
now exercise tia. power. Nor do VIC concelSc
tina, serious sppreIeasions will re TEX ioF III II
ber,;es Of me Commonwealth iFom Inc accession
This nst,oasee will bring to lhc Executive. II
,,ose liberties chdute I'LL crushed by this patron
noe ,h.y Will las. forever. We could no! IN
vo.,e for ,be.n longer duration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


TOBACCO-Brea OF Tobacco are very
small; also, The stock on hand in he WAREHOUSES
for inspection. Prizes for common anu s"I1
manufacturing fcliy 81 IS ~ fsE h1L1f'.
lbs. higher than they were in july. Lug. y stsl
crop sell al IS so a rs; common ieaI 80
IS; goo. sc IS g IS; seod and f!ae hom @'-a
So fine manufacturing 50 H.
FLOUR-S5.-d smell.
WHEhT-l00 l05 cents ior re- anu "h'e'
ca,h.-2i cents more on credit.
CORN-53 SIS cents, cash and credit.
CORN MEAL-G5 cents.
OATS-30 cents Per bnshcl.
FISH tlerripgs ale very scarce; Cn! s'n ~
q 6 rs; Gross sat a 25; Shad 80 |so-dull.
YaCON-VifgiDia cuica cents, ho@ fonn';
Western Sides cts. Shoulders i e! CTS !;
Hams i. a II c /; Tott y wilson's hog Foo.1 G..
LAaD-Banes s cts; kegs y . cts.
WHISKEY-2S cents !or Gecli!et.
COFFEE-We quote Rio al Il :; cen'si
Lasuavra = SIC; 81. Domingo Il a +. Gems ;
Poro Rico Ia u; Java ct a II cents Al
auts Il Coffee Advancing.
RICHMOND. SEP. II. 1919.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE-Sc.lc weight j. - 10 H. as IN
qualify. Exlra iine woall command IS.
HOGS-S:5 10 SIS SO n-'l
SHEEP and LAMB5-$i SO to ID, Mt
MUTTONS- 81 I, TO IS, nei', a in Gnai'y.
J. Sn,,K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
LEAD IN ALBEMA3LE.

We yesterday saw very itch specimen oil
lead found On the lands OF Mr.. VIM. Faber, about
halt mile from the Nelson line and nine miles
nom the Canal There are Two veins drscoycisd
ole q, III IN about tour feet thick aud very rich
in metal. Nh F. is now exploring tie mine,
,-n,cb nr.m,sc. 10 be rich ard abandani The
had was discovered about lively, noaihs siQce-
and is about one mile from Thu!monds rich
god NINE, recently brought into notice. The
specimen OF lead before Us is pronounced by Pro-
lessor Rodgers to contain 81 Per cent OF lead and
ionr per cent Of silver.