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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
New Work wool Market, MnrcI, 2.

The Wool Market continues much in the alta
tho date oour last eporho transactions have been slight
ly heavier, amounting 70 200 bsho receipts have been
about the same quantity. Farmers in tho interior rous-
Ing to bring forward their WOOL ftmly maintaining that they
have 10 sell for less than 40 h. Ifs be the
other resource left for tho manufacturer than
to use, far possible, Foreign WOOL which there
abundant supply in market To increase the cost of
staples with tho present prospects for products, would be ab-
surd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
BEWARE OF IMpOsITIoN.

The goater the value of any discovery, the higher it Is
held in tho esteem of tho public, and much in proportion
Is that public liable bo imposed upon by spurious mi
tions Of gno designing aad dishonest men, who like
the drone the hive have neither the ability inclina
ton think provide for themselves but thrive aud uxu
riate upon the onrnings of tho deserving.
The extraordinary attending tho of This medi
cine in diseases of the ungs aud the singular 1t
has effected, have naturally attracted the attention of
physicians, well a. tho whole fraternity of quucksand
unprinciped and mtators palm off
spurious mixtures OF similar and appearances for the
genuine Busum. Some called "Syfup of Wild Cherry
and Tur," "Cheuy Syrup" "Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry" "Wd Cheuy Comftey" aud sundry other
pounds 10 which they attach long string Of" pufsn But
SAM OF WILD CHERRY ulune that performs the
Let them not deceive YOU E
None genuine, unless gred !. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by :. T.. RLDFlELD, Montpelier, VT. aud by
H. X sLAYTON, Calais, VI; also, by agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08

p-ln all diseases Of tho blood all eruptious of
chatacie ScruUa and Cancers, the Great American
Remedy, DR. &C. Vaughn's Vegetable Lthonrptc Mixture
Is sure and sovereign specific The great alternative pow
fine article OF its leading features. The Of
oalome Nv whcfo thie mixture known II will
eradicate complaint which this well known
is used as remedy und leaves deetcrous result is
to he the with calomcI, il 1t ia used We shall
give In the of few weeks testimony
the character Of this article remedy for Cancer Scroiua,
and all such diseases, which poducod by bad blood
The Lhontritc has made many cures and la daily maxi
them alt the world. Call upon the Agent under the
hoad OF the Great American Remedy, in columns get
pamphlet road it, aud will find the principle upon which
IL mukes cures in all complaints.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
Wholesale Prices Current.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.

BoSIoN, March 3 Z.
.fshcs-Pot, G 81 Z; Pearl ditto.
BecSDdr-Yelow ~ ~.
BriStles--Amcrican 80 u 40.
FsaiherS-Livc geese Northern 81 a 80.
Flour encsee fancy sc % 6 75-common GLE.
Graia-Nouhern corn "a G5 Rye 20 ~; Cuts 40 Al
White Deans 81 25
Hqy--prcsscd 2J00 lbs. II a IL co.
Hdes-Sluughtet h. l-2; calf skns oak 60 G5,
henhock so so sherpskins G G II 80 Il 49,
Hops-lst sort 1913, { l2.
Ledtaer-Boston Slaughter l6 ali; calf skins curred
rs u a..
Lilseed cake per ton 500 25
Lme-Thomuston Cask 60 u 65, Camden so 60.
Provisions beef bill $40 50 to IA 90, prime 90
10 20 pork extra clear Sl4 90 clear 10 50 H. moss
49, prime 10 80; LAID Ia l2 butter, chipping &
~ 49, prime family Is %; cheese, now milk four
meal 5 a &.
Pidscr-ton, Q to 25.
Seed-Northern clover 10 all herds grass hushol rs
o. red top 10 Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

~ ~ AlN IVA
xz Open TO Windsor, there coDncct-
E,-..s!.1 ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
-SNssse-S road, and at white River, with the
----Passumpsic Railroad.
on AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. S,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchburg Railroad Depot in Boston, ily Sun
IJdys excepted, in connection with Fichbus Vermont &
Massachusetts Cheshire and Vermont Central Railroads.
for Bellows Falls Churlestovn and Caemont N II, and
Windsor, White River Royalion and Northfeld W.
A. NJ.
Leave Mortified, VI. for Boston, ut A. NJ.
The A. NJ. Train from Mortified connects at Groton
with Trans from Nashua, n. II. aud Lowell and tho East
AMI Worcester New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
biny via Western Railroad.
Freight Tllin' will also leave Charlesown, Mast. mud
Norhheld. VT daily.
February 5, 1919. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
NOTICE.

rI,HE Subscribers earnestly request all who have accounts
with them OF years standing to call immediate
y, before tho LIST day o April next, and settle with cash
tote. ELLIS, WILDER a. co.
Montpelier, Feb. 90, 1910, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
Alarria9es.

In Wilumsown, Feb. a. by Rev. L. W. Taylor, Mr War
Morse and Miss Jane Harrington, both of w. -
In arre March l. by Rev. r. Bedford, Mr.. Richard F. FL
and Miss Hannah NJ. Fowler, both Of ID.
In Derby, Feb G, by Rev. ii. j. Wooey, Mr. Henry s.
Noyes, Associate Principal of Springfield Wesleyan somua
ny, and Miss Harriet n, Verback, Of Derby.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Lsftlet1 On and after Monday, Feb. IL, ls4o,
va 5k% TRAINS will run rs follows
--s--s-- UP TRAINS.
For Fitchburg ut 7 and II A, NJ, and 3, 40 p VI.
West Townsend at 7 und IL A. N, aud 3, 40 r. NJ.
Gfoton NJ and II a. NJ snd 3, 40 z. NJ.
The Trains tho Worcester and Nashua Stony Brook
and Peterborough and Shirley Railroads, with the
Up and down Trains tho Ftchburg Roid ut Tho
s,enmbont Train for New York. on the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad with the g. 40 Train from Boston,
aud the 4, 40 Irain from ftchhurg.
Concord at and II A. NJ 3, 40 and c r. NJ
Wahan ut and IL A. NJ, 45, $685. g. 10, and P. NJ
Frosh Pond, Mt Auburn, and Watettown at A. M, 10
NJ, Q, 20 and 5, Is =. NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at IL A. NJ, 80 and
SOL NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
From FtchhuIg at IS, and IL SIS A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ
West Townsend at 7,i5 q II SIS A NJ. and 40 ~
Groton at 4 30 A. NJ. and IL, 80 aud 5,l5P. NJ.
Concord at G, 80 and $40 A. NJ & ITO d SIS p NJ.
Wallhnm ut 7 l2, and 935 A. Nj, and 1885, 2,35,
l2 and 6,29 z. NJ.
Watertown at 4 80, und 10 A. NJ. / 80 and 40 PM
Lexington at 7 l2 aud II IA A. NJ, and 4, Is 7. NJ.
N B. The Am. Up Train will not stop Stony Brook,
Lincoln, Wet Acton and lunenbufg.
Tho II 4. NJ. Up Train will not stop at Weston and w est
Acton.
The 34oP. NJ. Up Train will not stop ut Pore's West
Cambridge, Weston ahd Lunenburg.
The Morning Train down will not stop Lunenburs and
Lincoln
The Evening Train down will stop Lunenburg and
Stony Brook
The usual stops Loring's Crossing, in Concord, and
Woods Crossing, in Littleton, are discontinued
). NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent
Boston. Feb & O9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08
GEO. W. SCOTT

CONTINUES to receive additions to his stock of Goods
~ which he sells at the lowest prices for Cash.
November 81, le4S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-08

No. 400 Co.rf Street, Besfon,
Who 10 the inyentor and sole proprietor Dfuggsw ans
Apotheeaos supplied formerly, Ia large or small guam"
ties. =, IA, ,,.-.,,
AGENTS. 8. P. RedReld and 3. X Collins Montpelier
Keyss Nswbuly and BY dealers in medicias ssusssyi
Boston, 1885, "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
EDiroRiaL coRREspoSDEHcE.

C.rorisR SP'ISds July 18th, 1919
The House 1--we worsej well 10 diy, having
acted on most CT the amendments Vi Inc Com
mi,.ec cf the Who.e and tnaly established an
important measure for the settlement Of West
eru Land Titles which has excited deep n'erc.t
Tomorrow hey will acl on the questions of In.
tclcs; L urv. ard the 6xtcrsiua of the juris
dlciion Of single justices To $50, which viii give
rise 10 mgca Debate, | sus.'ect | Cannot BIT,
hope, however that thcy will to morrow com
rle,e the Third Par, of ,ho Cttc Ii .owe may
soon scar tho cheerful note Of Ian, go!' la
tic senate 10 day, car, there was a very
warm sn3 rich teba,e on The Inspection Laws
in The course Of viii b Ncssrs Wicacr and
WOODS on orc si:.. snd NJ. S.aua,,i on TIC
the other, po!led each Others cars IN Eac s,,c
An immense field wa, travelled ever eia hracirS
the veto, Tic one man pcNcr, Gc Such was
Inc scope an verge Of the d,oaic that NJ.
ringer, with DR., hun,or ssSed, { il wa. rat in
order 10 reply 10 Webster sleech on lie Mex.
can war, or Beaion's on he Wilmo, Piovisu,
Is The Rchmoad Wing made mat ~ lis tln4
pni';cai prciGd &c and passions In u. Wing
receiveI 10 night, tod The ioioS il. exirao1G!
nary scrap The grave is 10 protection agalDs:
lis malice:
.General SCOTS enemies seem 10 be dying or
Wofto, Gaines, Duncan end Polk al passed
away in very short time. Pillow and Marcy
aloae remain w, +. K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
TIE SOUTHERN PLANTER.

TIE JAY nua.ta! Ct this Agricultural Mssa,
me i Go,g before Us. Fsom is rTcsgcc IL, 80
re;c.ivc that il IS hereafter 20 Gs coatuc;ea by +
&. Cocoa E.q Nil G. is at leaet l:aown T. fe
40 cr5ers # he EnqiircT; Tor he has, OF May
occasiras. conlrihn'ed 10 their instruction and
calerainrco. Re is fiae writer, and is vel
.alcuia,ci 70 I'LL 6c position he has assumed
6ss.tss, Nj G h.. peculiar advantages in con
tuc;n, a. Agricultural journal; Tor, being himself
is;m-r te @;l! L enatled 70 speak by The
card" We hope ihe farmers Of Virginia will
4 Least, conses! = Give IT, piaa'cTa rial /: IS
better adap'cd 10 cur latitude han he Narhein
agricultural papers. anl is ae chrspss The cheap.
@. Of them. We wish b.'h tie Ea,o. and Pub.
Usher "G,J Sped in ihclr laulablc attempt 10
awaken lac people Of Virginia to their true IL
teresis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
BOARD OF HEALTII.

RIcaMOND, q o'cloci, ?. NJ jay IO.7.
Pfcsent-Messrs. NJ. ). Vacntint, lossPh
wnsd.ld, Wilson Williams, James Evans, H.
w. Fry and DR.. Pieo'.
The B5ari have 10 report three cases OF Gao
lers rs having occuIed IN his City during tie
La. IS hours, and seven which occurred pfeyi-
ousy but were not before made kaoan I, he
Board. Oi,hesc, two have eruinaiet ia'aiiy, shfse
are conyaes cent, and i've are sill uhief t'cai-
Two of The cases previously reported as under
,rea meul, have since died.
The Board viii nee, again a! o'eIocK, T.
NJ, on Tucsiay, l7,h instaL'.
2. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, M. D.,
Secretary Bead Q, Health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

oemoc,a,. had a WING dcpo'y, Mir Walker
gr,i IS unnecessary to adiuce further eVias"e
70 sh,w ~ aallasaiog, the reckless prose r.
" ich las teea p.ac.iccd upon The Dem".'".s s,ic
The co.r,v. H,pes, capable aud fai'hi" p''''s
''e 80 = .ac,;on ot,he Union, have been
-, ,..,, oe;cc. L. is stared iha.
rf,oussEp iemovals have s'''a", nm
,o,Lo h. his T,ylr administrator "a
cap,aincy OF Oh zac-"ho "~''i' -, nm
= ':.sn, ;, . pa.ty"-9ao would ''o"a w."
,'S''. :, ..,,r,e,"-yto would "he ne tifs'-
q" - +, =. whole people, and lad 'h'ih'ps y
I've IN. his country" Uaief ne present "",s
ADMINISTRATION, there have been more 'e'''o''''
hon under all the preceding ADMINISTRATORS
,ran, ,bs Foundation Of tic scgcfImeni'
1.-THE CRY IS, STILL. THEY COME
Were we iocioed, we might almost M GU.
,,n., win HE removals made by the INC Fa''y
.s,,,;n;s,,.,;oo. bnl onr readers, &c suppose
ar, as well sa,i.ti.d as We are 'na' 'nc P'o"'''e'
mad. rrevious q NJge.abef !asi are as wof'a'eSS
- 90 ',ucb uB anton Bank" paper. We nave
~, - ,sc,.a il addition 10 Tie thee removals
!. \, Richmond Cus:c;a House, (a!iuded 10 III
... ,,.,e) re renova. q ar. Harris, me
faithful accommodating, and elhcIent maj aseH'
be,w,en e. canond and Washington. One MI
Thomas Howard, lac clerk and p;o'ese III
,ha N,,;,ual Intelligence, Office, las been ap-
:, i. ,,scs To ,aoge who knew Mr.
-. s.-a t,;m dischafsire his durics, wit.
-, III r,h,pity. his po!isress, and his skill
..,o,.;o, - the duties Of his Office, We ncec
no,d. yet we osnno; conlel: ourselves
A'' limo nnan me officers Nv hiss) Ct tie
-. p,ade,;cs.srrs and Potomac Rail,
a a,a me WHO clerks Of The Pos, Office 10
,.,ow uh,,ber ,hey have eyer seen more o.
.a,,;yo moro canahic a more faithful, or a
moro hones, mail aeeutlhaa MIR. HaIi.'
), Al uenrv r,,z Warren will only remove
~. sesI 1t sccresy ,rom hi, promises (Which
-, ,sr,,c,rs, spnn,ss be has ~! upon them,
=, .,.a ~ donh, lint we CAP prove, tom his
o,,o uo,ss and letters. and by coed Wings lcp,
-, !, addition 10 1be unenyiabc no,oriely
gained Nv his almos; shameless course, in
"a os,;r he has aided Ina, Of beins-shail We
$. ,.mo2 We r,ill uo,--et US say he is a
-. - II, o.,hs
~. ,.o,,. - o,oscr;n,;on Is IN %. we
az" 80 cr..,.ct o.n.,i - n,cb farther
~, bo,e 10 Richmond Wing vii! nov sleep
w w. =, ~ - nse ,be words Of the
,as.'ye,'.,,.on nearly allthe De-
- n.,c,,s,,, r.v,or Couamer or Fi,z
m,e'"-' ''"' - w ) :, however that
"dii'" "a" =, $50 ,sas. \ a,
justice VIII hot emu hsfs my I
a small mod;cum will be savsa iof use N.Y.
vin,cr. TIE Wings morlh will then be closed
;. 800, "a s5i,or we'll knows the iarer-
eppsa q "A. Harris no
es! re 'ooK IN 'ae teIi'' a. = -.
Democratic mail agent o-t@ccn ii h"io''1 """
,,,.A;a,,o- o,.y .rhe Whias haze Cos. men.
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COMMERCIAL EECo
Richmond MankErs -,

XIII NoSD MARISETS Iy-ty
TofAcco-Ihe breaks are no, as Iar. %
Luss ,ell at - so p Is 10 q y, -, ~. ses
ipal 81 a 4 50; middling s a 81 IN : ."h
ST. 81 a 81; good AM fine maGn,,r,o ~
a SO 70 $il 30. JSo. NJ Suenas d
FLOUR-S5 s. IL. FAaD :
WHEAT-Sl 05 aof ict, 81 10 10, ., J.,
C0RN-52! a So c. = ""fe
CORN MtAL--60 cents
pATS-30 cents per bushel
FISH Ie!rirss are very .c,rcs q, !,
a 6 IS; Gross 81. IS; sna, 5 50 ~ = :
BACON-VTginia cures GEMS -,
Western Sitcs Gt ] cts; Shoulders i. !.
Hans I. 10 GEMS
LARD-Barte!s II S cen's; ks,ss,s
WHlSKEY-25s cents for R.c.ihs. :!
LIVE STOCk-BsEe: scale w.,of. :, :
US gross Hoes: Eone in ma.ae!; ss,,.
.Si-as in quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
Telecraphed for IN. Baltimore American.

Nav ORLEiN5, jay IU-c :. NJ.
TIE steamship Albania, fFotn CaaStes ar
riv,t to-iay having lett ,tese on tie 2s.a uis.-
Thee was nothing new from California.
Nr pos,i,er bearer OF despaicnts from he
.o,,n, Coarrr a, Chill 10 Washington, vas
nss..aeer n The Alabama. Mr. Barren. .a,e
cbarac. was on ii. way home 10 tie sloop Of
wai Dale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
WINTER DISEASES. ou
TOR .SaLE by L. y. lASD'D'

; CO., Ja!y II.
Ju,y No D.mocra.ic REVERSE pet year is :, 81.
LAZY No Hunts Merch1nt's M'2SElne-''
Iuiy No London Larrrt-sJ PER W. c.i.,e.-s.
Ju.y No Aueric1n Journal u htu'ea'
per year =, n,,r.n,-25c
pYr,an Anatomy. by Qrsin, y, e',s,.at
o.ain. + r : All W sharPey,M u, ! 81 I'D M
rlc,a edition. rdtsd u Le.i!, = -
tra,,ons, vols-S61y .,nsl "a &C.
rsm,,..d Daure5, With pia;ss. heins -ss1''
Cont oI Monte Cristo, b Dumts-% so
WINTER Diseases: Consumption, ,,,,,',.:,,.a
as,hn,a. &C, their remriil and aVe'''e'
byR c.lYer"i.l, u r--21 cts
No a59 and 10 Lts,D. hrr-l1c -, t.ti.'
America and tho Aaer,eans, y nc -
Munt-5cc ,,o,l, 9, 1elf' /"
Preacher, IS G Lp2asd-2 &c ,r,.t,,o. Gcn -
goox nf Costume, or Annals 81 , 49, " ~ fs'i.
,o,,e., n,riod 10 n. present tG'r - IN sts''
Win .Ooer.iay!nss, London euis!oF' As'
womsn. in all ages and aqttons; t'TP'sSt j 7 l
,hen,ic history o! me Eannert, ou''s-" ;,
Eickols-5nc ,,y.l .,cs-''
Pnllace,rhia, New YORK AMI Boston - ,!sis'
Asmot-rs. the Devil On t"o site. >. ~"
Ioudpa edition aro mrsIin cii-SiD srd nio !.
BOOK cr Gems: the m3sf,n Zee rss pi:ie', Le''
Great Britain, with ~ h-autiIas 80 ..
edition. mnsl,n, gill ecers-so ,.,e 81 - '2tsl :
Lsnd.capa illustrations, i,9nt'n e1'.'' -.
ed,es-.6 ,.,,r't ~ln rs
u @ioa' "a P@y.eal and nr.osa Gea' Es.3sis"
eoo,ais consulting index q .0'''7
London ed!iion-Sl0. nr/S
''''' NEW BOOKS .,l. at
Received IN advance an ct,
III MAIN SIZE & co
j, w. Randolph
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

We are please! 10 learn that This very beau'i,
nj ard attractive resort has cEi:ely escaped The
Influences q Choe;a though is proprietor has
iatorrd u.i he dicatrenisse I; - ap3feIcD-
sous of is osis'crcs here, among those al cis-
lance who usually rcs.cl ih;the. Ter hcal,h or
p.casutc. l. $ said ,ha; ihe fat f,h. tf.5>, Ca,
lor watch lis waters arc celebrated, were never
mo.c a5and.n; ;nan = present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
T.issrapae4 IL, II. Ba.lm.,s An.,io.,

TlesFapEed 10 ne Ballm-re AmrrIc,,
New i'ax Jllyl46p 4
Flour s'cady al ycs,frsa,s Price; ;, :,
81 for .rdioa'y SAFE; s'taistt SLATE ~. !
Weseu, 81 81 a OF; tavorltr h,an!s i
-, pd:c Ienrsee IS II 25, Sca.hsia ) II
IS.
Tine s'cs q Ccuun are 1907 tales, a; ye,,
prices.
Com srady At 81 IS cfs ~ mixed IVES,
AM So 3. fos iuua4 yelIo~. Wh..sey :
a 1;cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

BENJAMIN Merritt, one OF the defenders OF So
nins,cn in be last war, has been removed from
Inc lighthouse on Cap,aia's Island, for political
REASONS only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
BALTIMORE VI ARKeT ~. !,

Sales 2G0 bo!s. Howard s,tse. eeu, ~, =
SITS. NohIag doins in Guy HlIls r. Sn,a'
ha ma. Sales | 600 Onsa. rel aia.yI.rt ~.
al o. l03 CT, ant 10! Of White a. IO5 -, =
) n portions u he red vas not cc,>iI.,,', a.,
j. rImc. NJ hing song IN CUis,on,
sale. WhisseY.
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MA H!SlAEE..

yarrru, o. Thursday evening. the lata irs,ar.
the Rev. Sarlrl !. Atkins, col. T!iDS. ;. hiy
PORT. - N.s>E3NiNi MARGARET. tl..,t h,
ter q. APT I"r cnlner--ai Of the county Of Gun
land, Sifsiull.
IN vain pto'd man, In vain lie tres,
10 cape RON brauiys coaq isnHg-yes,
lie boldly t1ks--hr look, mCs, afa.e-
Bn! s~lliyia,is . wiling slave.
~ The city poefs will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

M,ss-s Gideon s c., publishers Of he Re-
pr.,lic saws Washington !easr, have received
no contract FIR ,ae printing and binding of TIE
Sac Treasury, and Home Departments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

Tiufi and Bsncdeili are now imam and vile,
saysa Philadelphia correspondent OF 'hs wash
io2iop Republic. Il is ume they we're.
'Se 49, ~ Y. Pot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

FOR BALTIMORE ANU PGlLA0tLpnfl
: e. - The PUCAhONTAS, q,
-.s.ooyaa;;sssZu Parrish, will rece,ye neisn.
lne above places I'll , ?. NJ TO-DAY,
vii lea?e At 4, P. NJ freisnt fof PISS,
C.ncians. and The West. can be shiop..i b.
.lae. HEN,r LUDLAM \ {.
JdIy l7-l
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Te,epr,pbed for the Baltimore American.
PnrLlprLralA july is.

New York, july 10.
The Board Of Health repon IS cases and 50
death from cGclera for the a hours ending al
noor to-day.
The cholera has somewhat abacd. The
Board OF Health report 81 cases and 10 deaths Of
cholera tor the .. hours ending a. noon to-day.
Cincinnati, July l..
The Cholera sill RACES badly. Tnc in erments
Yesterday il all were i6i, I which Ill were o.!
Cholera. Business is anos! enIiIey suscsntei i.
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TRANSFORMATIONS LINE

T IQuuRiCE AND SWEEP OIL. q
IL nrs, qualify, in Store, and 10 salc b.
JuIyl7-3i HENRY LUDLAM Il c,
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an old deb, and broke up an agent, aud cut out
The new credii.Ts.
mr.. LANCASTER citsd case, in which the
amendment of Mr.. Irving would lead 10 tie
greatest frauds, in allowing man 10 obtain
credit 10 a large amount, aud then stopping
business.
Mr. IRVING said there was nothing in Inc
case. and asked the gentleman to name another.
Mr. MAYO opposed The amendment. Tho
law did 10, amply 10 Individual cases. but to ge.
refaI az. ncies and the pubic should be inform
Cd of The persons with whom they act. The ei
feet of lie section in requiring the name 10 be
pu, on he sign, is 10 protect the property against
old creditors; and Mr.. lrvins's amendment
would defeat his object.
Mr. SCOTT thought the section should DC
altered. Ii. purpose was 10 submit 10 a llabiiiy
III ali the debts Of an agent, the property oil ms
nrincipa!- whether the debts be contracted DC
fore or after the commencement Of Inc agency.
What interest has PRIOR creator IN thc Inior-
nation as 10 the name Of The IlncipsH "hat
fraud or tetrinent can arise to the rrior creator
from lie persons failure 10 pu; tie name OF has
nrincipal or partaer on his slgr' II the soods
are me proper u the person. they are i'aoIe
~ ne .b,s-ii ,hey are not his properly, they
caOnnl be lidDS III H.o sco'S' - - 49, A
INT with TIE subsequent creditors, who give hin
rrsdi, on The prevailing belief IN his ownership
81 the goods, when he tails 10 publish me name
Of his principal, &c. Is i Just that The property
Of g man should BE ,aaen for TIE deoss que 10
an old creditor, although The debtor agent MAJ
1--we no, sc.ntiia oil iulelcs! 10 The properly
MIR. Scot suggested an smcndirent, when En-.
I,rn, accer.ed. so as 10 provide that he goods,
&c in The particular case, should ce liaoe Tor
ne DEUS oi he agent, coniIac'e; curing he
lime OF such failure, CT G. lIaasacs'ns business
in his own name.
Mir MAYO said he otect q the iag vas
moi 10 laks one mars properly = Pa; me Gc5is
Of another, but 10 prevent fraud II a!losirs an
apen, u conceal tie name 81 his principal. The
oh;ec, u The law is 10 prsgeai ifali On pnor
cf.di.o.s. M. a. al some length replied 10 the
y;eys Of Messrs, SCH aad Irving, ani cited the
ease Il aRed Boo" S, A. Smith, 10 sho" *
.-..ds which are committed By an agent who
copceals the nsme Of tis principal. bi' Tor me
nrin- 1eb.s, you would never sec such hing
as saseEi" over The door OF aHy mari and Nh
N REGARDED The amendment as calcnlact 10 de-
tea. the roiicy nf ihe whole law.
Mr.. LANCASTER and DIR. SCOTT further
explained their sitIons
Mr.. SHEGFEY suggested tbatlhc ameEdnert
be 90 wordcd as TO refer 10 a person who 10 q;
tually IN agent"
Mr.. IRVING accepted this suggestion.
Mir SCOTS amendment, after long anu
tedious tc5lte, was rejected. and Nh ihiiNu
having call.d fer division Of the question: II
pss ford tae, there we're only four votes u 'as
affirmative,
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"CuvpeRLAEp CuuRT Houff, jay Il.
Il c2nuo conciu,.c ;nis irier without iniofm-
10 va OF he united front which the Demo-
cas- O, mis- couu,v present. They are dsie'-
o,ned to resist all encroathmeIs. The removal
II Capa,a Nslson ami Major Christian have
caused great Dissatisfaction amoae The Dsmo-
c,a.s, aud a sFss. mani Of the wings. hop
asI,cgs'a,ure ncy' Winter Will remove every
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