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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

0c5-John Ewing, of the Charlottesville land Of
flee. denies the charges which were recently made
against him by Wan. NJ Bryant of Morgan county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

0rr1he U. S. ship Ohio will sail for Boston. posi-
lively the 18th Sept. via Valparaiso and Rio de
Janeiro. So says the San Francisco News Of the
Both Of August
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Not single case of cholera has occurred among
the Jews of London. This is attributed to their con-
formily to many saniinry regulations Of their own
law
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

0I-Fiye steamboats,, and large quantity of goods
were destroyed by fire, at New Orleans, on the eve-
ming Of the 7th inst Loss not less than $500 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

The CoNvENTloN.-We are indebted to FRANCIS
KING. Esq, chief clerk to the Secretary of State for
the following calculation by which it appears there
is a handsome majority in favor of a convention to
revise the Constitution Of this State over both those
voting in the negative and the silent votes:
Total vote for Convention, $500
Total vote against Convention, 574l6
Total vote poed in the State except Fay
cite and Warrick counties, not yet re-
ceved, I4639s
Total vote polled for Governor in Fayetie, 1923
Total vote polled for Governor in Warrick, 1,419
14e.74O
Necessary to carry Convention, 74,s7O
Total vote for Convention, $500
Majority for Convention, clear, $3.50
GREAT RIoT PHILADELPHIA.-By the Ledger
Of the 10th, have account Of another of those
Infamous riots Characteristic of the "city Of bro
tberly love-" The aggressors were the rowdies Of
Moyamensing. and the coIored population in the
neighborIood of St. Mary and Sixth Streets the suf
ferers. The riot ragged some hours. with the great.
est desperation. Several were killed and wounded
both sides, for firearms, rs well brickbats, torn
from the sidewalks, were freely used. Three tav-
erns, four story building called the California
House. were set fire to by the rowdies, and together
with several other buildings burned TO the
ground, the mob fighting off the fremen. At II
o'clock the State House bell rang out the signal for
the military, and at "a o'clock four or FIVE companies
with three field pieces marched to the scene Of tur
bulence, and terminated the dsgracefnl affair. A
few arrests we're made during the night by the po
lice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Mr.. Kendall writes under date of Paris, August
3Oth, to the Picayune:
"How to get rid of the Republic is the question
now asked on every side-you hear it everywhere.
Porters, chsmbermads, walters about the hotels, cab
drivers-al who have any industry. and are anxious
to thrive by work, openly themselves sick and
tired OF the present Institutions and at the time
manifest their readiness to throw up their caps the
first member of a monarchcal family who may come
along"
We have no doubt that Kendall may be tolerably
well conversant with the sentiments Of the Partisan
chambermaids, walters, and others Of that class but
we do not think that they regulate the opinions of the
entire French nation. Kendall has made it his
business 10 libel the liberaIiss of Europe during his
sojourn among them. Nothing better could be ex-
pected from a yankee wing. of the picayuns. blue
beed breed, as he is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

EMIGRATToN.-The number of emigrants passing
over the National road westward, has been much
larger the present season, than for yenrs
past. Hundreds of wagons pass through this
city, on their way every day. The emigranis are
chiefly substantial persons-ihe body of the pioneers
having passed on in previous years. 1t would make
yankee open his eyes to witness the advance of the
Army Of civilization Oncard is the word with our
people, most emphaticay; aud yet these are but the
digits of the "great American Multiplication Table"
Of our departed friend ANDREW KENNEDY; that null
duplication and progress, which is periodically
tonsh the whole world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

CENTRAL PLANK RoAD-We learn that James
Blake has resigned his place President of the Gen.
trail Plank Road Company, and also member of
the Directory. t. R. Fletcher supplies the vacancy
in the directory. and William Robson has been elected
President. Mr.. Robson is a mai of sound iudg-
ment and excellent practical business capacity,
aud under his management we have no doubt
the work will be pushed ahead rapidly, economically
and successfully. tull-gnte will be very soon
erected on the western DIVISION and fihe present rate
of travel long continues will Immediately replenish
the treasury of the company.
By the way, how friends at the Greenfield
division progressing, Will Mr.. Templn, or some
other friend let us know!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18
Died.

On The 9Th insi al the residence Of his son-n-law,
James Rariden, Esq, Cambridge city. Wayne
county. Indiana, the Hon. JOHN Tesr, after linger-
Ing affection. The deceased was formerly member
OF congress from this State and subsequently removed
to Mobile, Alabama. where for some years he was
held In high repuie for his talents and learning
lawyer. The deceased was the father of the Hon.
Charles H. Test, the present Secrerry of this State
We deeply sympathize with the relations and
Gus friends of the deceased. in their affllction.
In the Fayete Circuit Court, The 9th inst, the
following proceedings were had, in reference to this
event.
MEETING OF THE BAR--At the meeting Of the court Oct
On motion Of w Parker ESQ., seconded by Judge Perry
the following preamble and oder after apprOp
dent Judge EulOgy Of the virtues Of the deceased
oeied 10 &c spread upon the Records OF this Court,
under copy of the seal Of this Court stte.ed by the
CLERK to be forwarded ordered, and that another be
furnished 10 the Eior of the White Water Valley, with
request that it be published:
Whereas, the Fsyetie Circuit Court. in Term Time, and
The members OF the bar Of the 9th Judicial Court OF the State
OF Indiana, in attendance upon said Cout Just in
receipt OF the melancholy intelligence Of the death If Hon.
'oHN Test at 20 minutes O'Clock this morning, the
residence Of his son-insw, James Raden, ESQ., Cam
bridge City, Wayne county, Indiana after lingering Attic
On notion is ordered by Court that it spread up
on The Record that both Court and Bar hold profound and
pleasing recollection the and signal and
virtues Of the deceased only of Con-
ges from The District including this Circuit during several
yeais-in which capacity the deceased himself
as profound vizilant aud industrious
honest m.n-bu also learned aud accomplished presiding
Judge OF the counties composing this Circu-snd also
as member of Thu Bar for many year-n all which pub
lie stations, and private czennone deceased
but 10 love and revere him.
further ordered tina, both Court and Bar sincerely
dole with the family the relatives aud friends Of
the deceaed-in whose recollection well that Of the
country al large the memory Of The departed Statesman and
Just will ever be held in fond and grateful recollection
And IS further ordered that the Clerk do make and
transmit to the respected widow and relatives Of The deeea
ed, a certified copy Of these proceedings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-18

Governor Cumming politely furnishes to the
following letter from the State Agent the subject
of the payment of the interest the State Debt. 1t
is important matter, and will be subject for the
consideration of the next Legislature. We have no
space for comment, but it is hardly needed, as the
letter fully explains ITSELF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
lnrr OF -hnrf -lEhI.

tst.lSes "a tll. gre following .et.sr a. te
i-n- l,e-estns - ;h5se Ea5 are e-5.et a.a nea-
uass o.. -...n. Hiril. Asca-T =. Sel .-.y oi fr.L
BzoNIoNs slccess We 49, oa.y az IA; NJ REsr.
TIE rr.,eF 4 he following . tie wosSns saPernen-
asn; oi re R1ss Pavement CozPanys 5PsFs,lo1s IL
or City. He.ays
gsoF BsoNsoN psa- S.r--Jlsace o. yo--ss.f and
s~s.re 81 benefit 'hlse Vho suffering from l-ar
sh'ct1ess induce re o. a-lrcss yc. n tls SUB ect
AFTER hsT.1s 1een obliged 81 wrar s.assss f.r u -re
tnan frr1- .t--s, Ant consulting every met'c. v--k
could sad --cstng -pcn nes- siglt came o. ae con
c'ls.-1 tlai o wss l-e4rar.e. lC- may g.. -efrrs
iEe somewhat u me pleasure VIZ which lef-i
aoc-' yea s-1ce 20 your li'loFs7iEs n re'tf.rce
o. tle eyes sri Us -lC wcut-rl. success .at had a.
tn5ed .-r practice. ghen determined 81 improve
f-e --st lvpcrr-r.-v fls- shlli le.r g sle ll7st
anteryolr -rss--ntaui as soon IS hsi l@s-uet thst
y.l bad opened c.a-s n tl.s CRY ~ Warren -
sa+e- cu y.l and trrk u.T -rs- .esson. Tbs vss
a1l4, tle 1r.t cf Apr At olsh. 90 otserva t1s.
y s-ht bed become o. osi fhstI ot -ei fo wssr
asses constantly and even rfl them ccllisc scarcely
recognize person a. The distance % forty feet Ny
eyes wee sl"ays T-ry weak. and became much 10
isned when exposed o. The wind and cola snf there
vas treml.ou motion shout the lis in Two or
three weeks sitter taxing the trst lesson could per
reivc ql.te an nprovcuent 10 ther Appearance they
as0 -t-ame mucl -trlu seg.csi entirely the ,rcmurus
Affection. and were not % easily in1amed When
frsi commenced The manipustons they were tender
that could DO ii than four or ave times day
sch improvement 10 the eye balls. that could work
them for Ten minutes ~ time nearly every hour Of
tle day without any unpleasant sensation. Ia about
t-fec or four weeks could perceive an improvement
in tie .isht sul .ess than tso months able o.
better with No glasses than I could before wifh
" . Although have not teen ss faithful ~ follow
ing your Instructions during the past month a. Nss
A. frat yet nv s-lt = constantly improving snd SID
rerfe conf ierf hat To- very short time t VII 7e
entirely restored Il impossible for any one. VII
has n0t been sighted D. imagine Ire Inconvenience
attending t snd certainly persons Affected ia this
maruor csn f4.y appreciate tne Importance ot your
discoveries until fhey have hai their ght restored
Tel rs J.. new world hsf openei upon ne every
iaing appears - much brighter and happier know
when promises o. much a yoL do that 20 . 80
cu.t % convince the community thst 30 "a not g. har
30 hlt am perfectly satisfied that t person II
reasonably faithful In following your directions which
every one easily d.. he vii BE- benefited O. me
extent III. h.s wishes Believing that your discoveries
will be goat tessing 20 my former fellow sr1srers
sha he -sppy 20 see any one N nis subject AZ my
Office 2s Broadway. Yours respectfully.
GEO W RID
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
A yery Grop Wrong.

There wa recently held IN San Francisco
large meeting 10 consider the subject OF organ
ming a State Government for Caliiornie, at which
speeches were made tamong others by Hon
Thos Butsr King, Whig NJ c from Georgia. aud
Hon wm. NJ Gsin Loco ex-M c. from Missls-
sippi Mr. Kingspaks nodesty sensibly. unexcep
tioasbly with regard to the difficulty experienced
IN organizing at Washington a Territorial Govern
mont Tor California stating that the question Of
prohibiting Slavery therein had thus far presented
an insuperahle barrier to agreement IN Congress.
and, he apprehe nded. would continue 10 do 50.
Wherefore, he advised the Cahornians 10 take
immediate steps toward organizing State GO,
ernment. and therein settle not blink the Slavery
question for themselves and thus stop the strife on
tins side by deprivng It of its shment-Such was
the substance OF Mr.. Kings speech.
Mr Gwin made another sort OF speech. He
urged the Calilornans to form State Govern
mcnt, so a. to secure Land Reservations. Harbors.
Light Houses sc. but TO do il d" in spirit OF mod
Grafton and forbesrance, droPpug az local cues
t,oss that may eTcife angry d'sc"ss'oHs, sc. &c.
Hereupon the Erestsg Posf comments
"T The whole machinery of the Federal Government
has for some months past been employed IN tempting
terrifying and cAong the people OF California into the
organization Of Provisional Government, which shal
silently permit the introduction of slave labor among
thrm Golden promises freely held cut 81 A-gs
aad e'aissaries 81 tAe GoruHzeg that Mints, Light
Houses aud other improvements OF the most expensive
and profitable character shall be provided FOR Al once
BY Congress II the Caliionans will only take heed OF
the Presidents desires. and apply at the very com
meneement OF the session for admission As State
nrs, dropping ali oca questions that may excite angry
discussion
Could any ythins be more upjast than this Who
has couOseled dropping all local questions No
'emissary Of the Federal Government'-no Whis
at all, but a uniform and bitter LOco-Foco, who
knows no more Of and cares no more for the
Presidents desires than the Editor OF the Pos,
And yet by charging the acts and language OF
Loco-Focos on Wings, aud making them emissa
rles Of the Federal Government the Post seeks
10 induce belief that the Pres,den, and c sbinet
are intent on planting Slavery in Csliiornis Can
such sinister dexterity succeed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

F,TE7Erv11z SC Tuesday. A.s
The re-sr.s received 2. ihis 2 p.ace render near y
or g-.ts certain tte e.ec...- q. the following
Members q TIE rex, Congress, va.
De- E. 'THo~AsL cLNoxAN wh.g-uo opponent
j. JosErH CADVELL. Wig
-- II. EnNrsD DEnEazr Wing overG. " Caldwell
ir -Ara -RrFFERn Wh.g over " Keens
=. Nm y rlao5.e Loco over Il. X. Nash.
.- 81. -Joia r. J. D1aie Loco over Clarke DO
y.L EA4a'a 8 sste. Loco. over Red
-- vII. Very close and dou5t,-.-sisuiy IS Lanc
* DAVID OUTLAW. Wing over :. Person
Members oi the .ss, House.
we feared tie report Of veraoes defeat by
Nasa would aot mold oot-the Dstric. IS TO
strong Still II Nash has 600 majority in Orange
County lie Las made capital run and canno. be
beaten much.
As 70 the With District We woat believe
Stally can be beaten go long as we can help Il
though we have seen that the charges Of Abolition.
treachery q the South, SC 50 ireoiy made against
hiu, were calculated . damage hin and greatly
reduce bis msj.rity. ~ think he IS elected by q
hundred orso I'd Trlbi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

~ TIE : Iisrl Fireman states that " " o..
.. Rose colored nao from Beverly Who sailed IN he
ship London from Boston IN October ast ior Loncon.
upon ite ships stopping II Ne~Orleans. vas thrown
INTO PRISON ll faaf c.fv-he having had some trouble
win the captain Of tie ship he nss teeu oaed gu;
oy M Rogers. Mr. Lunt the District Attorney, has
written the authorities n New Orleans n reference
prsoned charge q the Captain % lie London Tor
tniseontlci cr secs1se be was Tree back found u q
slave port
FIRfs % TBE RkuEoAo.-Tns extreme dry
weather las reduced vast quantity C; decayDg veg
etsbe matter tee line OF tie Syracuse and Ctica
Railroad q aco -asroe state and fires hsve been ire
gl-nt and n'1r01s q cCnsi1eraole extent between
rs place and Rome 4 good teal %; fence and mgcn
wood las been o1rned. IL Instance 5oo cor1s %
N latiei oe-cu=ag - he company were eonsanaet
-f c-mp-ny 1aTe -1e1 compelled o Keep ~ -r--lal
n-n-er oi -en co t1s rost . watch src sxrnguis-
s-es r-vrsc-se Journal sth
Iht B0srcS TAIL0Rs SrRiEE-Oa M0ndsv
smother genera meeting q ias Isi.0rs Society vas
REID 70 their ha-. Grr-.s1 Bl9ck, Annst Upward oi
~ pers - we're present and the ueelnz one 1f
ne most catnussstc Ehich hzs YET oeen held -sg.
era ta-ors wac hitherto refused oa tie society
attended, pad Z. their slbs-ri prors and were enrolled
lne-oefs We cope t1e e-0ris II lie Mayor AL 5rnz
tns contest Z AZ end and restore good feeling 5t zen
- - = aa1 INDUSTRIOUS c-ass Of The community and
i-e-r employers Boston Times.
\ THOUSAND DlLLARs LOST And F0u~D "A
Ne"-loFk gentleman passing from here 70 bis hone
last week. lost N the cars psckase Of C.5ot Bsnk
o--s, amounting % $1,000 Il vas PICKED I'd by Nr
A U h-1y, ore cf The brzkeren ard placed E!th fne
sgent Of he Ros1 AZ New Haven for restoration 70 the
owner The latter called for The next dav srd gave
500 OF tie sun % NJ. Ruby, a. reward for his
iltaial soHesiy. Good A. round Springfield Repab
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
.Bl The AlDAIbHT SOuTHESN NAIL
appoiutn.ut. by the President.

cr-LEc-cEs - -F c-s--N
H1rEz- q HASx-N. W.-l-Es-1r C r.-s VIZ C.
be--ircc--t removed
aH 5LorN1 Wssa-nst1u. u> sy.Tss.e-
Z Al. -ec-1et
HE>zT W E-vsvAx Ns~-- --yPosi Mas -.ls 81 .n
c-.. removed
C. H.-cHl~sox. S.:easi Ms. -'-. .,aa e.
-1-t reU-r.-
E7AlA.~ 5-cE Br ig-;ou1. y. -t James y
tss-... removed
-rHS H. l.-rozrH g. Ma-ys :. l. r-s T. So
C.srz- removed
Fzz1a--K IsorAs Neva-k q. r.os VIZ -
hs.-Hl1. deceased
NArA- rFF--TH
IHcuAs cLAzz NsF.--yplrt Mass Col. En1cl
FcV.er removed.
s-avEr
--EN VIA Ssrsrrsa Ga -.l- Ro1eTi 7" T1cer.
removed
E.I CA7FENTKs Gseenpo-t \. y. gee Water ia.
-ers removed
.sAA- L. FA1ZIA Nsr..L "a s.-. oenns Doe.sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

Atc,..7-.u ysy 49, .sss-ay. Of eso-n ELIsHA roLLEs
t-- of ce-t-t 10 i-r-fi -a - -lt -f - r9ri 'ssa
Ass SAMUEL .s-e -o..a. as oa 10 -is. CHARLOTTE
- -. ' 49,. ~ - - ,--.-- -. r. -. .....
soa -oes - - - r-st'oc- o. A- Erane -t- W's"f
H-. ssc-s--s aet 10 sry tst o. Est hr-f-o 1r--i ~
a. s. ~ fr-1ss -ra..e. JOSIAH a.-i 90 q. AZ
"a Cllr1a1 RI q l-sf n 81.
To -.-s sf ~ sHY 9sfil sny sll-',ss a-1a 81
sr,-aos So, s,.'... g. - - =, 8, J, -.o,i
L. srcoky 20. rl.ssaT. Az =, e caeL CHAELEs
ao-- ofa sra.r r.r--e- Say r-.p-tsly
I'd ~ -as &C. sa-fs ira - ''o..f '-'.-ae- - "stsi
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wssa-.iay ah'rsoa q o-oes H a-f a. '-.s-or- s.
A. T. - 0sa ef lo-r. J4y = isRAEL rirrs ss-s >,
49, "a ~ ll'i. JANIS rirts 49, y J-af o.
I-.,.-i.s. sss -.sl.s Y of,-s-.,,u s. HEIzs
AUGUSTA LEsos a.. y..- asi as col. Of J--s,.s
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Tas .sts-s % r~-ls art-a b .-ls o.. s "a i,.r
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|. ---sf A. O. a-,-rs s--r ---s Oh t0E Ds
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To- r-is 80 r-tt' - 40 -iF I'D p 49, be
-aJ s-.3 ael -s ii--f' r---as- - g. " -as
Harp...r- 80 A.r-aa-s-r's pagan - -.ry
S-ar Ps.s-sas aar G.. ~ p - v ssf r- 80. -
o---ry &c - Pf-af Ei-r a. FcFr-f
3 Au-rrE-
A. Fr-8-rs ~ - Dr. Co gs,o, Ca..Ia sS.-s Datak "a.
Great 8fa-. Co ca lsr st---1urr al -
gi ulfa t1~1 a.
--1t -a--- 60 aaf--s.ars To- ts;<aa.s q
ase -rn sta1. l-s-r :. sri1. al ~
c.
A. ChcsC1. Jay g.. Esv W. 4 Rsi ss-. . ~ 2 %,
-zr- g Mss.ll. ecs Ea.tr, : a. e
at-s Pas- a. A&-a ca-s1I Flr; Cerss5c al Os..,ss
ny =
Is,=cui " Jay i. Dam. L--s R--ossona,y 90
ss-s J.
A. 6r-a; ssrrryn1. " ysy a. rssn. S.,t~on n.i a
AiI.sSsooss- "A Re- cean.s =. P.sks A<.s ..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

" PATRICK CoLLIss, late Surveyor OF tne
Customs at Cincinnati, has been accounted DE-
faulter. and we have given currency to the ehsrse
He eontrsdiets il most enphsuoslly He says he hss
been siek since the middle OF June and hss not paid
over the public money TO his successor but hoSsh s'.
s.es) Is ready to do It soon as need be Col Boad'
his successor Is requested to meet friend Of NF Col
ha. settle his account and take the money.
I'VE state these fsess with great pleasure Pat IS
bitter Looo-Foco has told good many hard stories
against the Wings and made good business Of H. bat
we wouldn't like TO be instrumental in telling Aay such
on him We hope he will soon recover Of bis Physesl
msady bis political Is OF very malignant type and
we fear ipcurabe.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
Prosres. of the Cholern.

IrIT4Lol Iuesdsy- aug p 7 "
The Board o.. Heath report - cases Of Cholera
sra IS deaths .os tho Is hours ending noon this day
ALBANT, Tuesday Aug :.
Toe report of Cholera today is cases and 3
deaths.
AZ Rochester there we're deaths Tor the is hours
nd.Dg Monday noon
a. Black Rock there we're j; cases and deaths
for tre ~c,s ending Saturday
Al Syracuse cases and deaths asve occurred dur.
Ing the is hour. ending Monday noon.
PursSrEGH. Aug 2.
There has been death from Cholera. within the
pas, "a hours Weather ho,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL. lsesdsy, Aug 20 u.
Iae Ciy last night agreed % sl6scr5ngfor el25 0o0
o. the Portland Railroad Psys..c 10 bonds g. all due
alter The cxpiran,n oi 5years Judge Belsrd !. now
suffering from severe attack Of ChoeTs and is be
acsei 10 Del dying
The .n.euneuts ios the past q hours are q 4 Of
them were Cholera
r. the Markets there moderate business dong
POI AsuEs sie quoted IS and Pearls ~ Cd. Beet
lrsuls OF FIovs se.as a. 80 o. .hps had been
engaged for Fl.4r 20 Liverpool. ST o. 81 and IS. TX
CHANGE "a Bank was % al1 pef cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

uIfucArloNs.-Tn Oeuts leisication makes
some noise here The si17 tries hsrd - sur ii
but II : bad ease. have been informed that penoy
could not set the appointment OF Navy Agent A. Mar
sees uuti ue agreed 10 take John Iyers brother ia
law Mr. Nieu. ln IS copariner su1 On ~ ths oarg AN
Was made ~ the Richmond Exchange. between Tyler
and Druty and thst the arst money be received from
the Treasury. S5UuVO WAS immediately plt into the
hands u C. ! Osborne ci klchuon~ WHO hsi procured
security iuf hu bis having the handling 90 the more
beiag the consideration loI getting the security
But tn. is noi the ony case q rascsty that all come
O. Nsht That ~ Gwuu. lae superintendent % thc Gus
tom House 80 New Orleans IS rotten an s-r ever
~ss exposed % TIE public. am told that the crcum-
stances aAve been cN posed ay tae Nac 0.osas Baoa
though have not seenit q 50, Yea W. and them therc
siso informed tlas elaer otcalous, cr az !cs,t
more Will soon be brought O. Asht trust they 10
De ierEeted suI posed wherever they sve been
permitted tAAc place snd that c1laisn p-rs1nclt
WI overtake the culquts la every instance
Washin.toa Cor Boston A.as.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08

AsRIcrITCRsL SCfFscE-The time has gone
by when Agricultural Science sub ec, n derson
or neglect by practical farmers Every one mus, re-
io.ce o. the rapid advance Which is making In the
United states Is greatest tnumphs have oeen hiher
the old word. and especially 10 England. where
10 has made garden spot Of The whole leland, and PM
bed sgeck th- surface ~ the waters % sup
port immense population. Bat even Ia our owu
couatrv has achieved its victories tor our farmers
ar- every d-y payn more attention o. the punr p
which DO iev0ees. and applying them with great sue
COS. ia ther cultivation 0f the soil 1hs = psrticu
larry Observable Ia some Of the worn out ands 90 our
own state which hsfr been made o renew tlrir
youth and though at one time o. poor a. Job 10 hi'
lowest estate get 10 may now be said Of them as 10
Of the an cted pari arch. that their after end Is
better than their beginning We have the authority
of the w.est practical farmers OF the state for
the opinion, that Virginia By the advantages Afforded
by practical agricultural science ami the enlightened
and perseverins employment oi them - destined not
only % repair her waste places but make them equal
IN fertility and beauty 20 the virgin regions % the
western States Agricultural life has ever been the
favorite lie of Vrgnians II the life above al 9th
0f true guilty, Independence happiness, comfort
and virtue We rejoice AZ every step In tbs progress
of human discovery and knowledge which coniers
Attractions and benefits upon AZ occupation 90 essen
tai 20 the wants 0f mankind eevaring and purifying
70 h.m Who follows Il, and snnoolng 10 ia elects
upon the character u leopIe Rich. va RcPub
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
Cholrrn Al the Ea.I.

"Vs1'N1 l'7l7J1 f.s
Mr. Robert Cornell, q respectable merchant Of
th.s city died Of tie Cholers yesterday Al BrAnirec
one death from the disease Is reported to have
occurred o. seitusic.
Ihe deaths from Cholera in Providence tor the past
noath. number l1.
There have been TWO cases and one death In Man.
chester