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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
C. Il. no":%otG GeoGnea :aa Declaration ,i, in A1eA
Charles es' Hall. Assumpsa.
Rchurd Coleman, Declaration in attach
Hyram Kay. Assumpsit.
YENIIE Plaintiffs IN these cases having filed
IL their declarations respectively in my
Ollice, and the Defendants having no wife or
attorney known 10 be within this State, on
whom copy of the declaration with rule 10
plead, could he served. Ii is ordered, that the
said Defendants do scvcraly plead TO The de-
caralions against them respectively, within a
year and day from, Judgment will be award
cd against them.
Clerks Office, 29lh, Sept. lS4S.
Oct4 4iq 81
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEL DISTRICT.
David L. Curtis DECLARATION
MARTIN HIT. } ATTACHMENT
j. s. S. Bones. & Co. DEchAsAT10S RI
yS. IN
A. B. Church g. &c. ) ATTACHMENT
FNNHE Plaintiffs in tho above stated cases.
a having this day filed their Dec'aTa.lons
in my Office, and the Defendants havi1g
neither wife nor Attorney, known to reside
within the limits of this State, on whom cop
les of said Declarations with rules TO Plead
can he served on motion Of NJ. Gray, At,or-
nov for Plaintiffs: ordered that said Defend
ants appear and plead TO sala aec.atallons'
within a year and day from the date ,heieoi'
or judgement will be given against hlm by
default.
THOs. G. BACON, c.E,p. !.
Clerks Office, 27lh Nov. ls4S.
Nov. % ly 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

HIGH AND DRY.-To The Cincinnati
Commercial rs due the credit Of the fol-
lowing story:
The popular steamer Arlbatross, Capt.
C. D. Robinson, arrived yesterday ai.
ternoon from New Orleans. During
the trip up TO The Arlbatross had occas>
ion to stop at the mouth Of Green River
to put out two hogsheads Of sugar. She
reached that point a, night-no light TO
be scen-and the liver was at high flood, !,
the town at the mouth being almost en-
tirely inundated.
"Hallo!" cried the captain, "who
keeps this towl!''
"Iallo, yourself, and be dido you"
sang a voice from the niids, of the dark
ness.
Where's your wharf.boal? Show
light-we'vc got freight for you.
cried the captain.
1.-THE wharf boa,'s dritlej oG-therc
ant no lights about, and you can't land
no freight" was the categorical reply.
"Strike light shouted the captain,
sand let US sec to get in.
"Show a l:eht yourself, and let me
see TO get our,"
"Wkcrc are you? cried The captain.
"Up d rce J" answered voice.
The boat sent in her yawl, and sure
enough found d man with bundle un-
der his arm, perchcd in Il uce, The ris-
ing waters stealing slowly upon his res
ting place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
JOHN COLGAN.
J. J. MAYS.
MGsICc.

~
FEHHE undersigned have engaged the Rev.
a S. w. KESyEnLY 10 take charge Of the
PottcrsvilIc Academy the ensuing year. MIR.
Mr.. Kcnncrly is IA graduate Of the Sonlll Caro-
lima College, and has very considerable cype-
ricncc us Il teacher. His ainiab.e disposition,
moral and religious character, as wei! rs his liz
erary altaiumenls, qualify him very especially
for conducting the moral and mental culture of
the children and you,ig men Of orr country
The studies that will be laughtin this Academy,
will be advertised in the next paper suffice it
10 say however, that lhe classicks and sciences
will be fully taught. and that young men will
be prepared TO enter the Junior class ul The
South Carolina College.
JOHN HILL;
r. G. BACON. TRus'
EUGENE BURT, TEES.
ii. Il. SPANN.
N. B.-The exercises of the above Academy,
will commence Oh Sih January 1919.
Dec 20 f~2.- 4o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

Tic Great Remedy FIR Rheumatism, Gout, Pain
inthc Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints,
Scrcfuia, Kings. Euil IKtite Seedlings. Hard
Tumors, StiF Joints, and all FIXED Pains
arhatercr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

How TO TELL Coon ClDER.-Therc
is an old Dulchman living in the North
of Vermont very famous for having a
large orchard and making good cider.
The old fellow is fond of the beverage
himself, but was never known 10 offer
any to his neighbors. One evening a
friend called upon him, and hoping to
"hatler" the old man out Of a glass, be-
gan to praise his cider. "laas, yaas,"
said the pblegmaic Dutcllman, 81 hash
coot citer-Hans, pring mug" The
boy fetched the cider and handed il to
his father, who drank it all at single
pull; then turning 10 his astonIsled visi-
Tor, exclaimed "lcreten-if you don't
dink dat is good cider, chust smell IF tc
mug"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
DR.. Rogers Compound. Syrup
LiVeryYOrt and Tar.

A SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMP-
"A TIUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting of
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the
Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all Pull
monary Affections.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

II PURSUANCE ' ar ofi~r r. 20 slrr1stie NJ ~ eo'nY
iN-s N nC'r- tsr-bi gFr. ,-r.s '' ~, "
'AsLkL Wi@NAtL 80 N 30 Cf5 n ~ fa. i--f'-s p
rr-~-f - en Fourt~rs fi-r fr- slls ~f 81 lf
'e-ae, ~ ~ Hanan 80 ~ ~ fofs o. y -
ar- th- s~ond Jls No f'rs. D. - -
81 isr6ur CHRt.rOPHER Gwfkh. Aiu,etniqt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Inv fourts.

PoLrcE CoURr a colored man named Joseph Fling
r-sr- before Jl.,ss McGrtl, rhaEns be 81; marrying a'
of~r DUNN from hone app-ars that - y-ss
-lFrz her AZ u-f r-str1c- ff1-ton o
shortly be -f 80 cane o. r. ~ tnt o-o1g tani-
stated I tasf t-f ltalt Lad -t h-f ed
supper any o1ger Nher-ppo1 Simmons Tro 80
,rras- s- soc-p'>- - fays ne r-i
m - ilur3 vng Tfh nott-f. Nher-uFol si-
,f h I'd hapr snt -r art nsti1ty Pnsl-
-r certificate Of h her husnant frE Ff---f
psnf Against h-r Jpuu sfp-ars -or7 th- sE stft -
produced cerffcs- astfsfon oi her cnr u ne -ti
rrro-tul. fh- 1i lrE -
1trras- fhos. Joc-s "a aff-si %,
Ta-.fsv r. b. - Thlrt Wsrf ctsfs-
- Fal-t So from Va s-nrrs kocn lf -
G-~ns Fr-1-rk Crasfon arr-sf-t yesterday a--rc-
etk ssss4rE Nara Crastr -
tsrng th- erf-r-t te f~-nc house o ~, .
Pos of 3 RFngol e. ~ -r-nnss - ant sle---i ~
4 rla1fff. s 1 tnf sftlsn- 20 m
e4-anE joan Gaana Joan app-a-
Ja.r~ Nr6rsth O. f-sf sf t-y esfr l
JOIN sE@-t --i rhsrT- NJ ratag W Arn
strona 1hsy m p4ro-- qfox tao u ta--
Jusfr- MGtl crnrtt-f t-r fo rrssu -aspal o
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ The Rockland Cemetery.=SorIcs.- A. :
--trT OF ire Board Of Trustees Il Rssores TeI ne
Bosr1 hsvirg i..u-d sn1 delivered ie ~ ne !. -. -
40 ate sroerrterdert srg- number u cern-sie ior
Lots II The C-m-t-fy cocdlonsly for cersn SPECS -
D ard cersr oh-r certificates having been
70 him By Mr. Archer The former perirtrncert Aso n
csrsin condiroos and sor speeis object src w Ds
snu hsvirg fssst 10 perform his sgrermerL srt COMP
viii .1ca c0ucGc ard having been suspected fou -
m. porsrs ard +es a. such supern;-rterf re Board OF
Trustees - aoi hold ise responsible for Eny Of re &c .
Mr. Dswsoa since his rs1ogx- rog rsts sny ss1e sac
or tra-sse- Of sac certificates
The shove . rubhsh-t BY order 0t he bosrd -SeN'
Tors. Feo. g. ls.s. II P. ALLEN, Secretary ~ -
rT- -Wnrer-Cure.-Or TsaLL receives Psiiecs q -
cormodous civ -sisb .hneut = Lsigtst .rf e. uTse-
Bsv L Were ard excessive 1lildirgs are beng
e-ecf-t TIE Sumner term ~i commerce April ! OlI-
door rraclre .ueuc-c % CousulfsrOus = ~ In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

y The buildins owned and occupied BY
xessrs J. & A Fee.er q Little Falls vss destroyed
By Ere on the 18Th together with the esonet 'hop
IN tie Of tie The entire stock of the Me,''
Feeier. clns s'inE of hsrfvarr ard grrcert. were
consumed. The store Of Mr.. Heath ADJOINING was
somewhat injured
~ A FIRE took place il Boston on last Mon
day evening I. broke cut IN 9 e.bnetshop in Ded.
hsrG ne.r the Treuoui rosi. Damage 500 Insured
800. Another Ere took place OF Tuesday eTenins Al
& Flliousi Boston Z. G. Folsom. carrier WIS
burned GU; with much lo"- principally from Vs's'.
z We learn. says the C.HeIHHdfi hnqHir.T
that DR. Z Ch.uberlsin zil b the Sgrg>on Of the
escort Ia, goes With Col Weller In bis capacity CT
Connisioner Of the boundary line between this eoun-
Try and Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK FEBRUARY /

4RRWF D-Pae@t - IRA LrrPe 'sn D. Hi.-
a. :. ps.--re-r. % s.i-. Gsrdr-f A HOSE
Brs C.-i.c- % Bl-tau NsihsF.. ,tf2--il' i.l'
Bre Eny Hs.iy C..f-ssa ias eoii's Ani rs % D-n-a
4 Di1un .,s-- 81
BIZ Jsus- " E--1 Boslr bNcA-rior - yfsaa'' 4
says .us.r a.. % " E--l
sr AR D--nocra; sra-,- Farcut. Jan a., -, -
4 - w p..-c. I-r.s- To. Hoop-r. q ssi-r- a. .
~ 5-c1 y a. s5 sas -. sP0.s sar sf AK u " aF''
l-- ~Or--1s 90 >fort -r..
-, B... p - H. Jss - 100 & = L<so''e
= - g. .ctr VIZ g. NOr-sr. Len scn, p" fe-tcf-
.for ~Tork rsdy Hoes. nrh. or sOr-s-. - . ~
1-.rs sAe Of WIN q = saisd - 80 i7l 80
u s-sy sa.rs. -s-- - 1s '-ts 80 40 '-i'
--.u-r,a- ~ ~. =; TO- oos > - 'Pss 'sH Johs Posf
i- E.f 80 - lie q Fs.ce.
Shr I-.s-la fso--fs kot-r, Frg1a
ShrG " Plruel. s-ih. FrgrlA
n gs~lr-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
international kxchanEes-faiuabie Present
from the late Pope Gregory.
The following are the documents in reference TO
the valuable donation from the late Pope, men
toned in paragraph in yesterdays T16uHs'

The following are the documents in reference 10
the valuable donation from the late Pope men
iioaed IA paragraph in yesterdays Irsbunss
NEssAGF FRON THE GOVERNOR
EXECUTIVE CHAMBEa ALBANY, FeD. l3, l-ip.
To THE LyeIsI ATUBE I communicate herewith
copy Of letter which have received from the Right
Reverend Bishop Hughes announcing the transmission
ot copy OF the Nsture History OF this state r. the
Government Of the Roman States under the roniteaie
Of His Holiness the late Pope Gregory XVI ana eN
pressing the sentiments 0i good WI. entertained 10
ward this country by the present Pope
This letter 4. accompanied by one TO bishop Hughes
nom the Cardinal Secretary Of State, copy of which
10 slso herewith transmitted Il will b. seen from
these letter. that His Holiness hAs not been content
with the expression Of his feelings but has &C
compsnied that expression with most ysiu bic ana IN
ters,t'rg donation which ne has appointed the Rgh'
Reverend Bishop 70 present In bis name 10 the Govern
ulent Of ibis State.
rus donation placed in TIE bands Of the Trustees
VI the State Librsry some weeks since by Mons Al
smsre II consists OF very large collection OF Gle
ssntly executed copper plate Epgrsvlnss copied BY
able artists from the paintings Of the most celebrated
matters and OF specimens Of al the medals struck du
ring tue present Pontfcste OF these medals, three
are of god of silver. and two Of bronze. all Of the
most exquisite workmsnship
A description OF the medals, sni = catalogue of the
Ensrsvings are communicated hereeith.
Tho very valuable sdduons which are thus made ,o
the State Library together with the regular increase
BY Of the ordinary appropriations nave indicated
tie necessity OF extensive accommodations thsn
ere furni.h.d by the appropriated for the
OF tns Library Many Interesting books aud ~oks
Of art which belong To the Library are closed 10 tht
public for OF the proper facilities for their exhoi
ror And the Trustees Of the Library are unable q
suggcs, any mode whereby the Eugrsvngs nov receiv
ed from the Pope be suitably exhibited within the
present rooms la addition 20 the scant eccommoda
ton OF present the Library is 10 constant
danger from nfe. The Introduction of new mode O.
heating into building not constructed with view
thereto is constantly jeopsrdng the vausbe treasures
which the State hiss gathered into It's Library II i
stated that the building which the Library 10 placed
has been three ERE during the presen, season
AZ the necessity OF enlarged accommodations for the
Library has attracted the attention OF the Legislature
and been made the subject OF able and interesting
Report | peed only sdd my strong hope tbs, the lie
gisisture will give an early and favorable cOnsiders
don 10 a proposition which IL demanded S well for the
safeiy, ss for the accommodation OF the Library.
HAMILTON FISH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
-.TCrEF,.. ..r.F.-T Tie sndsr,i.n-e. A...zr

4 --IGNEE,- sAIE.-Tl7 Hnders snrf, AssiRrers
n of The estate of CORNELIUS hEAFiE. oter f1r sac
The Cotton Factory ard Machinery formerly owned 0y him.
situate a. Walden Orange County. rev YORK, ll miles
from Nawhurgh on the HutsOl River, and - miles from
Goshen on The New YORK and Ere Railroad. The srtory
i Sc feet by u feet stories snd 50 stue, containing p
shaeting Looms: -. Oanfouh Wsrp solndles 518 King
ard Traveller sn'noes Dsnofth filing Frsmes l ard
= snirdes esch; pair seactng Mles. containing sii
spirdes. Wrappers 2 Spoilers; : Dressing Frames;
Reels Tools machine shop and fixtures complete. VI
al necessary cards and prepso1 aud n good order ts
ng h-eu t1orou ghy repaired machinery The
place Of Old within "a years having on oF-rsloi waief
wheel s. feet diameter and u feet bucsst The stream
arge ard permanent sHd DO e.tei the dam
rorx bottom Tue above property % h- sd 90 reaso1
able terms. and considerable part of ne purchase money
NAV remain on bond sad mortgage on tie PREMISE ~ V
nct sold altogether an arrangement uey he made wh
o-d practical manufacture. capable 0f managing % iske
p0rlou Of slocE and have ~ nisrsi To me mil Dood
r,roumsuds sioD. ~ be required Apply The subscn
VI CAPRON.
l5fiws H. P NEAgIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
TIE exports of certain article. have bee

OF these Exports there were 10 New'fors' 10 IL >
1885 bbls Flour, ll3s6l do PORK, lOl7' hhd' Ia
con 2476 bbl. Lard, l63s2 kegs DO. 4573 bb'' Beet
lO3 25s pigs Lead, 4o2O bbls Whisky, oi'o6' sacks
Wheat lO9775 do. Corn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Isl lw

OFrIcg CRoroS AeUEDucr Board, Feb Is. lsi'
rTO BRASS FUtNDEk~.-ses.c proposas vii
be received a. this 0ire until the @s day VI Febrlafy
a. O'Clock ?. M. for 20 inch ssopcocts; 40 lcn
sopcOcss; composition 10 be 10 Or copper ! o. un o.
zinc The workmanship 10 Be u IRE oes character ald 10
- approve by he undersigned Persons wishing % pro-
pose requested, before serd ng 10 her proposals 70
call al Ibis once, where patterns can De- seen
UZZIAH WESHAS PresisHt
1TtF2t CrOtou AqIeducl Board
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
aRnnkLYN

PoLIcE CouRr A sirl who gave her name ss Mary
Cs.>r srr--d 90 Tuestsy cer ft or css- OF %
rar goi. By d.- Pr-isn-s un Joeph fo-tsf u
John Hao- .n-.'-i y l-f sA
To C1sres fhorn al Wa Hsclalefa ~-f- .i-
Tu--isy b. a1e-f S7l.f-s o. tf,.s iafs-sl -
tet rHi-li a.sslt on VI H,',- -s.-s-s
.-srr-y .-t yssi,rs. ssrnoa - 'l'r A"s-f a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Disaster.

Ia --Ar Co.'S s-srs fru- 6o.:ns b.-,is -sr.'.e m
q 5cs I.sas. Hn~s, ae -, fs-a Pr0Se-'
Nr- B-trs al "a a. rNss-f asft- -
er-ir or gc q Fsss- 70 ,f - . go
s.sr % sal s1i Ts5 Az ryss-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
RoRInson,s sHIp xEnrIIArnn

ENrEREO AT TIE PATENT OFFICE-Tns .r-r.
"a non " shp owners respectful requested TO This Ven
lsior u q cprsrrct-c haf free nzr-ss and -gr...
q srTl-i ~ ne air IN Al xris u weather wh- A. he
sane tne M ~ster e-~cgs excudef srd a. d.msg-
y l--k-s- PrsTeniei mas providing the catns A. uh
V-nlalon dung ne most violent storm Its .gp-ror
lilies VII a, once - sck10s- Edged 1p0a u.p-ctor -
~ i1hsf ief9,msgol sPPly ~ ~ l-iier po-tpAsl 10
AhhcN hObiNSON, o. the ofice Ol 4 O Hsi.-$ q
Chsmhefs-si. corner o. Ceuur.-st ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
CALIFORNIA.

No GENTLEMAN should think q leaving Nsw-York
Nfnr CafOrrs without being well supplied with the Col
den Drops, soveegn remedy FOR lh- diseases incident
os climate sessickress that most cisfressing 0f a. die
-ases not ory promptly CARED BY BE- Golden Dr0ls bal
at1geer prey-nted iaEen 'e~ hours before "a ing
circu or vii accompany each hol-.e giving fall directions
Prepared by the American Therapeutic Union For ssle
~ho.esse and retail, al oS5 Broadway and ~ Wal-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

IsTrEa fROM CARDINAL ANfO>kTft
kiaRr kHvxRxSp sra: Among the courteous demon
stratons made 10 Hs Holiness from the beginning
OF his glorious PonrAcae, those orw srded In severs
instances the part OF the iustrious Governments o.
the United Stses Of America with the valuable collec
tions OF works different subects are deserving q
partlcular mention Tnese expressions OF good will
watd him have most gratefully impressed the mind
Hi Hoioess who wei understands from them the IA.
vorabls dispositions of the authorities Of that country
,o~srd the Catholics who live In H. But the ssrissc
t,n of the Saprae Ponta 10 sttcsted better thar any
vord. of mine could do by the tangible proofs. which
have the honor ri sming 70 you herewith Al toe
ssme tlsse appointing you. RI Reverend Sr To presen
the In me name Of His Holiness TO the Honorable Gov
srsmsnt of your State They arc collection OF cop
parplsts Engravngs, copied by able arusis rom th'
p,intps. OF the celebrated msstsrs ana paohsne
bv the Chscosrsphy Of the Apostolic Cnsmoer-ssc
moreover specimens Of al the nedas struck ouros 70,
prssspt Pontdcsc take occasion also 70 reqaeS tns
Won wiz render this friendly inerchsnseo OF hs holiness
sven more acceptable the sboveprsised
bv the earnest expression Of the heartfelt interest
s.kes In the prosperity Of the United sfstes ~oien IN
creases day by day through the wisdom sns sea'iV .
those to whom It's direction 10 connded -,
viii be happy, Ri Reverend Sir 10 learn tne Iuinn
men, Of the pleading duty with which have me mono,
70 commssloa you in The Of the Holy Father sno
in the meantime profit of this opportunity 70 'snas'
Won the expression Of my dis,psuished ressrd
Your servant q CARDINAL ASIoN6Iih'
1t Reverend JoHS HrsErs. Bishop Of New'fofk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

81 k1lANck 4i ari-r of ne s1rmEaf- o f- coa1f
Her iefs 1.tr le-tF g.sl to All lrr.0rs lsfrr rs
against NARY NrNiliFN ar-nf f.s tecs 80
D. pfss~ut th- s.lsr -
ot0r ai Hear p Dar-s - rrrf CO -
fors thrf5 fy 1f Jly sss
fars tie ash dsy of Janusp. $50
.s ls-ra JASETTg WHITE Asm.nstrs'fr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
LITTER FROM BISHOP HUGHES
n. A.. E...II.n-..- IL =. IL r.N Er.LI


Governor Of tAs State of Ncr- York
sn-l had the honor Of forwarding by request OF the
proper officer the par, OF this State TO the Govern
ueni Of the Roman States under the late Pope Gregory
XVi copy Of the Natural History Of the State Of New
York Gregory XVI. died soon after the receipt OF
that work and owing to events which took place, n
consequence Of his demise. the proper scknowledge
vnep vas postponed until the beginning OF lsst yesr
By letter from the Cardinal Secretary of state dsiee
li,h Of March ls4s, ! advised that his present
Holiness was about TO forward 10 ma for presentation
10 the State Of New-York. through the agency of NJ
yattemsre certain tokens Of hs good feelings toward
this country and In courteous reciprocity Tor the excel
lent works above alluded To- NJ. Nsttensre. unaware
s presume OF these Instructions has already present
ed these gts of Hts Holiness yet am persuaded thai
even under the temporary to which fivs IN
hM been siuce exposed, that he would deeply regret
that hese objects should have been presented 10 the
0evernment Of the State unaccompsnied oy the ex
preston Of those sentiments OF good will emsnstins
trom his generous heart which would give TO any me
mortal thereof It's principal value.
Under these circumstances, have the honor 70 go
close 70 your Exceency the letter by which the Card
as Secretary Of state has made known the sentiments
with which the Holy Father desired the presents TO De
accompanied
have the honor 20 be- cir, with sentiments of pro
found respect your Excellencys obedient servant;
JOHN HUGHES, Bishop OF New.fork
Nsr- YORK., Jan. - isio
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Domestic Psrts.
wv nKIEIs

SLw ORLEAss Fee AR % ,. Ja7- t-.S5 srtns- car
..i5 ts.rpecL c+ sap. I,cs Nfors slrts-u Lrsrg9L
BosTOS F.s Lo1. Rsy 1c.s a. si hsofrst
Ratlrcr- y-st. F.-s p ass srts ha'
ssr b2lar=. CA..sa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
DUBuc ADMINISTRATIONS oFFIcE y Nss.sa.'''

lDtbLIc ADMINISTRATORS OPT y y Nsstsl f'f-s -
- h-fstg r-l 90 r-sf- 80 a-fi i - ct sANs
KING sf- m Cry Il Yat. Isarsf fr@ss-f 80 80
-g-t 1s-t.f- al srgJ o - tsrrr.t-
tt@ lnfy f0t ~ttsrs fi ~ ffsrn sgon - -
ta- RI th- 80 - il Z htfei ett 81 90
80 'or-1o.r- Date >-- lof. Jt1 - 90
~ ls.s4 Jagks :. rhafEk P1b afr.r -rs'0r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
szrnNn PnAap
The Committee OF the New-Jersey Legislature
70 whom referred the subject OF Free Banking
LaH have reported srsinst 4; and gives as reason

Tar tr- 1-. rrars.ou of slrl Nsr lcrk ls bel
lpii Bslss almost tol1- -r rlr 20, an
most therefore - -rs c t= rsr- ni 90 People li CO '
FL large nrr-r- n rtofl rr7 r7rse- t1 AT ,arss
A. faf -- llt-r of tt-ss rrrqeni~nt ei
rt ts nrY tr great ii si
fac,ar-.s l1 'ssi ,r. t- s1t-rfsaet lat F7H
l.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Norire II Mariners.

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LEass

u Oh hfNT- Persors about -uOvfrg and otb-rs
csn row hsve the modern improvement a, tb
o. "a a. Comparatively anal cos, xe.srs Johasos.
H rA1s kn.rrl 81 respectfully refer 10 he following
~ " us ullldioss hu@d up by th-m-yz ArtUuiOr.
snn-se sasran, b~ecsers q. Univ-rssisi Church Free
Aescry' ory-Dock Methodist Church strtb.t Baptist
M A. &C .no priyai- dwellings 70 Fihe-ugn. seven
senln -ny Second Tseuiy Eight--uth Second.
o.t-en.A enty sra r~erfi-th TvT-nty r-h T~eB-
ys-f-r.l t~eriy ninih reuih II ighIh ard Slrn
~ sons C1sihsn Liberty, s.ers ChH. ecker,
A-'eer srd " ser streets ,sn 10 Grsnnercy Para
ns s-rl- Orion SQUARE BoWery Broadway, Green
l-nsne WArrsa Place, kc kc and the csst- o( Ecvin
so''esr 20 a. fOusers. Estimates kr. iof hling dwell
g 4. &C ~ have iHmed .ss s~ouoa BY addressing
a. spOVe Sfst'
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California Fmizrants.
BY the ship ssrsh snd Eliza. csp, BASS. from t

BY the ship ssrsh snd Eliza Capt BASS from ihii
port 18th inst
Fr.nr. Russ-l James Hsrk-it. Milsul N1'o. kt~l
Post Moore Fod Jo1-s Rot-r Jonas, Dane Jones
A G fors 49, asv H1fcanson Arinson william Jens n'
ID Godre Cha@s Val Jotn Bssrs. G-orEs Talbot. Ns1
B.hop Henry N-tt. rs sr rsVs, b-nsmn fanft. if j
Morris. -8 Cheh-.t-r lssac Hoes L-vs Hams. Nos.
P.r.orett ssu'und uon j B.hop G Broen Hosr Lut
frgau John 1idgto Charles Lltd Chsss Locstot
q " r8s1 Mr E'. R.chari frn-y Mr. Has Conk f-r1
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RoxE.-The Commercial says that letter re-
comfy received from Rome states that the New Iess
meat Il freely circulated In Rome, and indeed In
debass Il u oflsa quoted