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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOARD<-A gentleman aud his wife. Or Two or three
ID gentlemen can be handsomely accommodated wiib q
asnd.oms laTge front rom and bed and psnnes
second toor, 10 hou,- % hldsons! nesr Chambers
and opposite jay OF "
pOARDISi. a. No / A6.ng con--qls'e. conner o!
ID B.Lk snc bleecEefst--A confor-ADl. room, bed
room ard psRuy. with board vory m0iefats terms
nrthe Ninter Also' single room suitable Tor gen
LemsD. Dag oOArder. laAen References eA cnauked
EsHAhDING.-A goatlemsn aad III. wife can be &C
f}comT Odst-l wish second story room ana closer
win wtnogi oed room. AEo. h.rt ssofy room for
two genu-men a; - Mgrfsyst eor-er 81 Coese-pl II
DOAhDiNG.-oenilerne and .Asr wiys., Or .nk =
ID gentlemen wishing board fJr Tue winter ~ niger
iii fed delsh-fsI rooms =; 10 Beseh-st OPPOSITE *
john. rark, BY applying .nmedlaLely ozs us
LADY 1. DEsiROU. u obtaining hoard 10
"A private family lc-hgous preferred where 'hs
p.air sewing as compensation f., her o9s'd
une OAee 81 Sac
TO ETA f4rnsled room On second soor. with
L brssIasi and ea an dinner o. s1ptsys u desired,
Ia pleasant lOcsuoa. ceas Raissfs-osee For iurner
PArucusss Inquire a. tne Painh1def once - fs'oAs
al s.
pOOns TO LET.-Oas Or 40 !aFse rO0a, o %.
IL Apply a. 81 5loatwby d j.
Two FURNISHED Rooms the hrs' soor
N pleasant location will BE- -t "a sing geniiem-n
s-psrss together viii br-.Eflsi 1ni "a FOR I7tas
- apply a; IS Wsn>n-' q u.
n,TOBEK REPORT.-THE MUTUAL BEsE
OSfT LIE INSURANCE COMPANY, II Wsl-s'-
ssu=d during TIE mgnlh Of October ls4s rxiy ons "a
policies. viz
TO Merchants Traders. p 70 Tescb-Fs...........
nsaufsr,rrers. 80 Protectors ..'.'..'''-
M-~ha - frflcfs
Phv,.ciaus .......... 90 Puo1c Ofcrfs....... :
{ sryyu .......... "a Csptsrs 5
I.1les ............ - Lawyers Z
C.-hier u Bank. a. 90 y-rts-.s....s....... .
TOTAL sev police. IN October. .
S1rpi1s exce-oi,x ssnlloO .
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, President
LEWIS c GsovER. Vice P:es.1eot
eExJ. [. MILLER, SecreIAry -. oao -,
ts.s s-xx..-y % Ne4iesl Examirer. a. the once
aaily from " elocs- - "a ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
~ Eleventh Ward.--Tbese -. appeared W

- Eleventh Ward-Thefe 40. appeared IN tn
I0une call up1n TIE friends Of Pa.ersc1 and hsckre.
aud al those ffrnaly reSular nominAho1s u meet
Tiashsm Hal tor gh Tor the purpose Of rsai5ing he
above nominations The friends Of he resu AZ nominees
Boardmsn and Upper. SGT being nvl'ed 10 tar CAL s-
requested to aeut and ny their pr-sencs oounl. .
anfe the faction calling the m-eung bY order u me
Nominating Committee LEWIS 5. DOD, ChAirnso-
Gas WAsssk. Secretary. Il II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
AUCTION SALES

" SROwN. Aueuo1eer
RiCh FRENCH, kNGLisH GERMAN an
tsChlNs>E FANCY GOODS RICa COLOREp
GLASS WAVE slLNEsPLATsp WASE A. Ac-
bkON VIII cell a. sacsica FktpAl >us ?.
a. ne ss.~sroon 20. Broadway al oelca by cst.cg'V.
srenj1 .ssornsnt u resa soods lasl received
3rsci1s severa age iuv0ices Of richly decosiet cias
"a sels tete-s st- sss, vase. a--sses eospgeci
nsntel clocks hro0rcd elosks eaadsalrs ean1lesuckf
card Ssskels bs9ue ssusss reh Chinese aesae 80 cart
aaskes. etassre ornamep he with several o1he. re-
voices Ofbesuufa decorative gocts For farher psuc4
Ia. zee advertisement IN Ceenst Enquirer and cuos
u Jnmefce. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
CARPETING.
CARPErlN0s.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &C
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, so

V'HE most splendid assortment OF C.rpetigg, Oh
Cloths Drus ses nc 20 be found In lhs eiiy . al
Guinn's extensive Ware Rooms. fronting 80 % has'
Broadway and II Dtvsionst Purchasers may b- as'us
Oi seias hrs. ardele, and Al Prices p~,t-cny 'ais
factory. w n QUINN
al la QrpadNay aDd " Division o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
rRnnuC HUDSON RIvEK kAiLkotn
Q From CsoaisL Ssv.Yos, S 5

- r. bfoQ CeoAlsL NsW'IWst "
tiu BY ks,lrosd, snd th~nes 70 r" az
80 81. "a :. mediate an1nzs by Tie "ss"S' ~
sfSI EGAFMAP. - ,sa -
,,.--..-r cars will run foiIs-t tsasd.ys s1
.. - J. III N. conner " Cscs and Heas IN - .1o
it, 1lags = ,nondst FooF<Sntes~ 49, AN''' -
It g.. .srs.e. a.. denver pssssessn. . ~ .....,,.
r~as. ..,,.Ys,L. nom CansIst q u A. N eoenSfnns
- !, = . Al coocserisx 9Th eost Tor fo ksetsie
l.es,. - 1s1. for Mes. Yo.s a A. y - Or
~ 1ds.l 3 siss nom s,ss
s:,. = ss.s s.ls Or Ne: y boat % rs.ss
- - \. ct,sg a. Psskssnl with u n. Hsia
" s.,sntost I'll. la1d 81 Wet PSiri, Cod SpEtss
ss,bysb, yisAsig ., Milton, svHsnbafsh ana fessh-
Trss.s may 10 procured q the oGcs In Casmbesst
csns,t az -s.y frsst whore steamboat deks,s nass
also os ottz nsd. WN- &. YOUNG, Cbisf knGinrff
Nsw-Yors, Nov. 4, 80 hN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
re- EIghth Ward Whis Executive Con

uiIf.e -R,fired That his CJmmitlee has we'd
Information hs per.cEs rot auihoriset have sierpec
In col.rc. money w deem ~ proper - csuuC0 iht
Wings - he Ward 10 pay m9rey % h- rnsnc" COMMITTEE
npiv TIE follow IN gentlemen compose ina COmmIee
James NJ Murray. J4mez G,d.ey jessie Pflcs, Jame'
Wehb. Andrew Bleskley. BY oder If he Wsrd Com
lni,ts. b " THATCHER. Chairman.
J.Nt; GHIoLrT. secre.sries >, s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

lDisnstcrs, Ac.

n. steamship N,E.rs fr H.sr m Lvs-?oo r,s-t
| 'he Bar - o,lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
PAwCY GOODS TOYS,

TiREWORks
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of ih.s- good IN ms
J. W. dALBEkrOS,
N, s-n-o-u. Is Msif-u-sAns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
s sEN IkfsfrI HAlsESfP q


day, November /, l1e Tho extension " ne Railroad
from somerve White House 90 miles) 10 c?eEet w.,
usye reducing Iks staging between The terminus o. Zoe
Rosd and Eastou y milss. THIS Inc leaves New Sff
~ Steamboat RED JACKET. Pier No. / hofth Ever
snd BY NswJersey hxilfcsd from the foot of Coris5d'
a. as per schedule sslow Leave New Yort By N. 4
4. from foos o. Corlsndtst Al An and a oeocs
Pm. By stsambost, pier No Norih alysy, all oeocl
An. sad Pm RsturoinE, vili leave whi.s hocs- q
"a AN (fo,ishp o. 9 1m " and g. r.A NOT
branch, az AN. 0refbD Ns Nm m and sm N
somsryilI- as An frfsighn ss Sm. 4 n. and So.
Pm. Bound Broos a. St An Gseifho a. y
and n Pm. P.sin6ssd a. AN lifsifhDG l,n
and Z sOr Pm; Westfed All N lhsghJH ~ 40
SPIN EHIabetht0wn a. IAN. tffeishp 1st A N Anf
EiPA <.,- -,
White Bouss b, .bs Q oelsck n usin from Ss-. foff
70 eocyey pssssnyss 10 Eassoc Aisntown wltssos.,s
ton icIlown, Jaxtowp, No. Germ sntowa. &c
On Tsesosy, Tsorsdsy sse ss,ardsy 70 Desr.Is ".
BseEt,vn Lscsswans, Iron WORKS, ke.
n q. AL Baggage a The hss 81 DE- ovssss ustil os-
Com ssy end essess OF rsestpes fvsa tsssfof. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

rCHANGE OF HOUk.-oo and
}68 6Anss fhursdsy, Nov. lst, the .nsI'
soos usin q IL Morris end LsssI
Rsil Rosd viii Issvs NEW Yosh, Toes 81 cesn,andst
g oeloch, tnssssA Il ~. IA popp' NV
- ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

rEHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exisdns IN
4 DER lae mans and sIyl- Of JAS b. CLOSE co. IL
thi. DAY dissolved by mutual consent The business will
b. .et:sd By JAS 4 CLOSE, al ne old sltDd, Bow.y
JAS. b. CLOSE.
sypover Of Attorney TO Jas B Close.
~ Isas laI ST.. sAMrELP SWAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

4
4 c smith Cers Of Qneens Couaty, hereby eerufy
nat tie premises Conveyed By Abraham II. Vsa Wyek
80 wife 20 The Cypress Hills Csmetsry, By deed
grtec Ia this Otc. contziriLs hundred and twenty
%. and half acres, free aud clear Of all ncuna-
sas ia mis- Office and that mortgage thereon
OF ss so - sA-sfed discharged Of record
10 sot have signed my and set the
fLs Ccus,y Sea-, this esgtt dsy Of sept-m er, ls<s
JOHN c. sAIrH, Clsrk
CrrHEss HILLS CssrrEsT, orricE III BaoAD~AY--
TIE p1blc iEvbsd 70 visit The grounds Of his Csms-
sery, ntngtes distant by Long 1slsnd Railroad, from
so0Ih Ferry, and v miles from WILLIAMSBURG 10 ne
nora entrance Ovr miles u ayen1s tnet1dnz shout
swo Ella Of beautiful rosi through thsir forest sg en-
i.e-1l has been eomplesd-orning hghrfbl carnage
drive aud for .ad beAaiy prospect
SUE II kts 80 s-pyk-ai fs, ~ IS Purchasers have
the -. 1se u - 1ecesvtni nb frOs asK'
Pre- ? o. - - - f-0c-lt.l 30 fze AZ or-e =
,oc-oE-e. Clrrrsrl l. - - 20
80 -o1 =. ne . .s~>, - - "a az ,etser'.r
rfsizs 3 4. 81 q -r.4'. LA-.P r f~a o.
81. e--r 49, d - u.s. -. --p@f r' ssgs...F
Lode ~ ~ az TO ZEE t- ttoJ - ge
re ,-rfssi a. Ero45 I'd fr.s e. 10 -
Ill Pr ascs - - save -~ So sts
soar 80 irn,-s Y LLtosa s.
On 1ss'-. -1n ron FGr sorry sy.v "a o. y,
w--s AZ sls, etrtays Al y o. a ~ An 80 49,
M fss-4rnir 2 and / 3 srd lsndS " a Iis -o,s
Esy rs * al L.s 20 -asssy 80, Broadway OF co. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

l.. @ CAkRlN0rON, Auenose~s
ElN JACOB -. PLATF.-CRoCNERY, CHINA.
pGLASs AND EARrHENWARE. FANCY GOODS.
| xc-JACOB PLArr viii eel This DAY, Nov } . q
msncing a. ~ O'co>k, Ia The Gse ssesfOOm O-ef -
- P.u " by order q sssktrss an snnrr
ard aree sicch Il 6rss ssfthenwNe tossther le s.
$50. soet 0 lasswsre sso srge eussu'y u etcehey
calss and ..sssre for arc " erwttr tho same
having been hty tho voysg- and smoes ~hiea
u Insnts ornaments. eegsns china zee sss
snsr lAmps. Ar CAtsloxues ~ The Aac lon.Io0m ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
NOLTUN, AucNoreSF
RN p. COLrON-,ueaon rooms - ssesm.r 40

NVbEVtN fusNI'N'N'
by r. COTTON Auction rooms - eeetm.n 40
p6s Am -FURNlrURE THIS DAY Ncs. 7. ~ ivi
o'ciuck. a. 70 BsesmAnst srge and genera assortnr
u and second hand hsas-hod aud eshnst fc' srs
saa sofa. French mshogany chsrs coach.s, eoOk aces
~afdrobes soa bedsesds and bureaus, rockers rstbe
top dsss bureaus aud wsshstsrds eNPels. oil Go
cloeks vsses enns and slsss hall lsnIs6us hist .art.
Srus,es pets shades marble center sblss erch
bedsIests beds and msIesses trays cutlery, maple soc
cottage chsi.s Also, cusniy OF second hard fanlpfe
OF /. FAM v rem wing al H.
a GOOD CHANCB.-rhe s.osa and good VI u
n A1etoa and Comaissioo Store. ore Of IN" bees
s,Srds cay will be- disposed of by person uc4n!s
70 ssteud TO lhs business II 10 chance seldom o. -
With ny person wishing to 20 INFO tho bus nvs'
Apply at ST Anr-G ~ SO.
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"a ANTIvG -lTUATIO>s.-A W-.si

~ E-rf.h rI-se urp=r s-rsArt. 81 E1s seam
srr-.. Sr1t-a shamt mad, severA 81 COOKS and
OF - srr-fecc-d s@rvA-fs Asu. some So visit
American sco,cb ard E'gih also. cl.0rsd ,rip a.
Protective Agency. 90 Wss=f.t corner q Sro.d-
rl -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

sury svsy "a o. =,
q a ~ An 80 "a -
sEa fsnd 81 4 IL ~s
9. Broadway 90 co. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

also the Report OF lhe COIa'y Colv-ruon
The M--ung then -dffes,ei ~ Nj Pigc'. atsI
which faey a. burned via three rouoi cheers Tor me
wroie Ticket DAN I'll COGER Ch.ifWaa
s.NrEf L.FoReF ooC's'Hi0' a. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

yOARD~-A gentleman and his wife. TWO or three
- gentlemen can be handsomely accommodated witb 9
handsome laFge front and bed room and psntnes
second toor, In hoa,- % hltson-s nesr Chamber.
and opposite jay nl u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

= !
- uau 80 char ber- ~ A.! No Obi
fl AZ $50 jos 49, 90 . 20 "a care
q chtdr-1 90 gg V1fs TI- be>1 = riv References
owen. c. =. "a TWratesh-.I 0et~eea 4 sh.a Gnd
ssveuth-Evs nj II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01
WANTS.

iANTRD-sy - active al iulel b s-at r.sn o, s,,,-
~ ADDE'S, = s1e1 a-Eecs. l.-se csr.-r.-r p
.-sre rzri Pel 3D. 2s 1-'r Nxe-s o. -
-tec--nt o. r-Ts 1c p ~ f,9-.
49,. 81 Any mLlf.. flrfr< p - -rt - -
ins . ~ -rrr- ga l1 b. st-sr --r--r. "a
e.. cy-rs. A. ils 90 sct -shf 7eru n en-
met n-le~. -c1- -rs.- ~ w. 70 ..t facurv
fir-.s Ca-Se-;er. Tl1l-r 0Lc@. clo 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-01

The following letter written BY gentleman ions
,,,aept of hi. City bat now IN California may b. re-
Ned upon being truthful STAT meat as the "'l''
val and isvorsby known 70 large Pyr'''n OF our
EOS, thorough q going business men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

The Union is lachrymose the election Of MSewad,
Of New York, to the Senate, and deuouncrs im AZ ia
natlca abolitionist Nlw We think he Soujh has no-
thing TO lose in the substitution Of this gentleman 1r Mr..
Dix, who has gle far against the extension Of slave
ry any in the Union. and who is one Of the pill
lars Of the Free SOL party Of the North and West We
have had our preposSessions against Mr. Seward, we
confess, and it is with sincere pleasure therefore, that
we find the following in the n Y Courier ard Enquirer
Opinions upon the question ofsavery which the Editors
Of that able and fearless prnt-always found battling or
the rights Of the South"can freely endorse" are not
such as to inspire apprehension
eve well aware that there are very strong pr-l-
dices against Governor Seward in this city, and that he
is looked upon by those who do not know him we'll as
aJ0itiond and radical. 1t is charged tool that if
sent to the Senate, h will not give General TAYLoR's
administration cordial support. Now IRE know that
these pTeudices without the slightest foundation; and
it 50 happens that longer ago than yesterday after
noon, we received letter from The Governor i'll
10 we addressed him from Albany. which frankly
and fully meets and repudaes the charges alluded to.
Unfortunately, have not that letter in possession, ha
wing sent 10 the editor of the ,Wany Erenin@ JorGa
but we call upon Mr. Weed to lay il btfGe the public
without delay The letter when il appears, will satisfy
every refecnr man in HE country, that Governor Sc
ward sound upon all the great questions Of the day,
as he is admitted to be able and far sighted. Upon the
question of SarGy his sentiments therein expressed
such freely endorse and his radrcasm will be
found q be Of very efficient character from what his
enemies represent"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

Nc Mr.. Houston in his speech Mr. Stephens res
oluions with cando that does him honor pronounced
Mr.. Polk the resident of the Democratic party" and
arplaudpd him for being 50. Mr. Houston is right
James K. Polk is the President Of pary-and las not
soul enough to he the President Of the nation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
pJTTSYIVANIA DISTRICT

We authorized to announce Vincent Wicher Esq.
candidate for election 10 The Senate from The dis
trict comp's-df the counties Of Pittsylvania, Patrick
and Henry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
THE SOUTH WEST.

We invite attention to a communication which appear
ed in the Albany CuIiivaror, setting forth the advania-
ges enjoyed by the South western counes Of Virginia
We transfer it to columns under the Agricultural
head though it viii fail to interest all who are in Ia
vor ofour great improvement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12
Virginia legislature


.V..... '' .''- '~9'''' ana Slate etec' IONS
tt.r. ,,,.,. .r'.+ 'a IT. lied olII 10 suspend
1Ii,.,i ,-.tr ''s' M lAe loans Y The Richmond
-!r,.,-,.,-
VI t..-.r; PN'-o'S reported against eS'ao
w. Stbr - ,''. the Louisa it1iiT-"d to The
III 't'.,3'.
a.. e. 81 Il ais F-pr'ed bills. 70 incorporate
,a.-4 ,i.ts ''u 'lPh turnpike mplnv. NJ a.
irr,-.,-., L i Il I',e ~ h'Vt' hHdIr company, IN
, '-'eo" 'nl i-vHciAlrt hi!lrtad rIih-
i"d'e WE ->''i \ and estou Ru.road
u" tcnrF"raie M Petersburg AM IyLari'>
"a " 80, al GONNA ~ directing survey Of wells
''l'' '''e'Nt iii l-n'in4 th- apprnaitN Railroad
Nh N" Pr'''>i i9 M m, 1el-fa. rari1d llnd; N
!'''1 'r Ai a'-'5' tIe u W. x i5s, between Mad
- ~ an" we c'dn.rs
co. ''''''' IL l'~VISlnn reported certain amend
''' q" "r rep II - NE Reyi~'rs o the Civil Code.
rn'"'I'd " ne 1T yo tlai Teporl-urIered to be
rl-d
~ 'i'"" ir''n select committee, made report
f'.'F'aI o't"ern the Atlantic and Pacific
- "" len To- Dc printed.
'Ir 'IE'[ i'U'h NJ a faliroad across the COR
~ 4" = .'c' wa = maze tHe y Mlcd states
''-""15 "t'ff, l-uf'Pe ahd tte populous
' 'o A'-'' "or.d greatly facilitate
s.-.-.l. .' t "'." "',57 't4JAs, "oH'd TEN TO
rt.71 p = ~ W" mon would CONNECT and
,,,I - ''''. ''.a iIu III Rene coat 10 uS'
ri- 'S' ''' .'+ HI "'f aghchlurlfl. manu-
.',''- \. ''H ',i. 'HtTe'ts' anl w'u.I Increase
N '.'' 'r'.''3 an vi protection ID our val
''''.7 IA "a " ,'H1 ana O'egan and to our In
, 80 ''' 81 IN ''tiH
T.... -! '' ''''t1" w "ts General 'fS'ehby q
"-''.' # 1- hr airH4j3 III onr Senator'S ami re-
''9 HI O''-ir-s re reSpec tHIv invited 70 tn
" ~ ''' g'''- ''l4 mat uhry I've requested u adopt
- - '''1 W. Hi'iN 7"l VITA me cohSiltn'lo
IN ~ >9'He me 'lHfuctI'n OF great Nation
" ''T iiF "u' On Or fisl ol,the mississippi
- :" "5 @ I"s ocean.
'''''l' Iii tle aAar'sS OF Asa w mtnhy OF New
t i;i ."'"y 'ie'iio7IS 81 ms 'eheral Assembly
- e"'u y" Il 3Iri' pressure MS PIo.'c spirited FL
. 49,, !l '"'' SUPP Ho'Us eh'eIIi>e ana 10 CT
ihI HI n - u" ''ice, t''IIle nm 70 me
LII ~ 'II ,n'!n' \ III. = lFII -ASSs'hoy'
10 49, i,.; III Ill ~ TIT Y IL o'''''i, 't'"
r,I,-; - Ill I, ~ iI"2'i'' d D'PJ " 'e''
and :. I;,.- 1> " "a n ie III 'u' '''"
Ill; e. -! ~ anu IL t''0''' ives i'o''
a. '' ~ tIe : r'1'tS.
f,IT [ III % liIciI d "'G HI annual re
Ia t.t pa;Ii : :, iN" No"'Id'y II -
L.,,inni.,r ~ ~ . & - 5 ' - '"c Ha'
:, ,Cfr>-C13f5CS.s, ,,fl>-,~,,
NJ ~ ~ -''O-> C-'If L.
mas to'VH'eu ['e 'hei'nttal o. committee ap |
n Hill in'"f'cdi oocely q ir9ha, 70 take III
"I''' ''' 'e'' .h'i4hs ri SECURING 'he erection
~ ,a, ~ g ''''e ms 'ou,luy an en-
creri. 4, / ~, .77,r,. , t-,i I -.;7,i
la,u.4 IN, tsI s,b ,. ",I, Ib ,rt -,
vi dn,sii N ihs ,rrasi ,irI IT'LL -, ~, III i
cnnriJ,,I ,iar., - II
"a o,ti,n,f II, .Tb,nas III ,o,,-,I ,.os .oc,,I !,
sp,c.,I c.,cn,irisa ,J orre,eJ n, ha nrin,ad C.o
ln N,ssrs 'Th',n,s C,oyay Icr V,,,rlan
Scot. F,rr,s,n nirv.n (,I,il,rIe I,idIev Me-,
.u,> WARM ,1.. jim il-I,1a '-0'' 80
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c.;;.t.s i, s,tir's ,o,inst rho ntii,n # In,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

8J- fall accounts Be true, we doubt whether Com
modore Stockton would feel inclined TO exchange his
Whitehall gold mine. in Spoitsylvania county, Virginia
for "diggings' in the valley Of the Sacramento His
company employ about 60 hands, and the average pro
duct is about 500 per day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

: 05- we have already announced Tie election Of NJ
Clay to The Senate BY the Legislature y kfn'ncky-
The vote stood- lvr Nj Clay o. for Gu T. NJ john
son 10
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CONl;lEs.

|
In the Senate. on >lonlay. Mr. Niles n,,la,
speech T. answer 70 Mr. Allen. AMI in favor oril..
'on 4 T's'az,-t hr AllI VA th,n passed ov.- II,
NNe l"T receiving Jrpo~a's i.F fc luhlIc rri,..r.
extended '"'he l'h inst. Nh. Na1gum oGeei
.n'i"' SIMILAR to HAT 'llrfcd y Mr. S,,rhers ia ~
Rouse calling tor information about the secrc, hs,-r
m mexican Fe1y. Mr- Hunter presented the re.l,
'''''S '''S au'l oy .he r4'ma i'2s azure srJ
CASIO" 10 express DIS appr'3an Of the docra,s I6.r
''"'''"to' !" he Select COMMITTEE on the subject adj.
Io''' ,''' h.i' 'Lu'hg 'he IAN isl as The day r.
,ou"''- ''e woes ~ president ana wee President
"'So recommended me appointment Of one teller "
Wv -''4'7 anu TWO 0y the House MI Clayton was an
'''' Oh me part oil the senate Alter some un-
III ~ Ale' i'SSeu 'he Senate ID
eriS 4 Ill t'''S'
= " rouse 'ne Ciy ou9'',Ss u'ne was lhe dejae
on M stephens feSoIn'l'u ana IKE FsS"iatonof Mr.
meade "hrh was adop'ed-Oo'n "o'ce1 IN another part
y ool editorial columns
\" iufsoay' II NE senate among ne fotitIona7r
.e''eu was o"e rom 4 company aSNrg 70 be emroye,.
ny '''7 'lla" once W'eN' from s. Loyeao lie
=" ~''S' N"a0''es' iH'N assert that they can ii,
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STATUE OF NyA>HlNGTON.

In the House IF Representatives, Monday, NJ.
Meade offered resolution hich was unanimously adcpt
ed, rSructlug the Committee ;he Contingent Fund
to inquire into the eXpediency Of having copy in mar
Bile, made for the Rounda If The statue Of washington.
by Houlon,in the Capitol At Richmond This Is good
idea and we hope will be carried into immediate effect
Houdon's Washington is the only ore which presents
him he really was, in feature sumo, and altitude
1t is marble Washington We are sick If he classical
humbug. With what different feeling do We gaze ~
the representations Of the PAI'ER PATRI-E, given
to his country by Houdon and Grcenough As work If
art merely .Greenougs may be the sureror-b no one
thinks # Washington, when beloding the half naked
figure before him. He il perfectly certain that Wash
ingon never appearedev to his valet in such guisq
We wish every State Legislature in the Union would
order copies in marble y be made Of the Iloudon statue
i IS il fact, the Only marble PRESERVATION " Washing
ton eXant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

o. The Democratic Convention, in the Kaaawha
Congressional District, has passed the present Dem
ocralc member and nominated Col. James II N.
tric. is the candidate Of the Patty.
In the Tenth Legion, there strong symptoms oDem
ocrac opposition to the present representatives ex Gov
ernor Mcdowell. Mr.. Greenbury Sam1els, Of Shenan-
doah, has been named a. Tie most keIy connection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

We are requested to announce Thomas Grasty, Esq
as candidate pr re election 70 the House If Delegates,
from the county Of Pittsyvana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

0J- We have emitted to mention that the Legislature
Of Kentucky passed resolution, inviting Gen VIM. 0.
Butler to be present II Frankfort upon tile reception Of
Gen. Taylor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

o. W regret to perceive that the Senate has finally
passed the resolution providing for session of The
Legislature. Il is very foolish measure, uncaled for
BY any eXgcncy ofthe State and will 80 d 10000
1t Will abrdge, BY day, the duration ofthe present
session. nor Of the session of ie49-5O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

o. The Senate was engaged all day "Wednesday in
discussing The Tax Bill. The tax On every house
keeper Of ten cents lor The avowed purpose extending
the right Of suffrage, stricken out by voe Of Sir
teen to nine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-12

An grants a land male By me Mexican government
d By tire competent authorities in territories previously
apperraning Mexico anl remaining in The future with
in The limits Of United States shall be respected as
valid To The same extent that the grants would be
valid if the said errories had remained within the lim
its Of Mexico But the grantees Of lands in Texas PIT
IL n secession thereof who BY Of the crcunstan-
ces Of tie county, since he beginning Of lie trouble
between .zas and the Me>ic.n government, may have