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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

NIAGARA FALLS AND Mil STREAM.=
A Hourishing mill has been erected at the
suspension Dfidge oseil Niagara Fails! IL
Is placed upon the bank Of The river. at
a perpendicular elevation Of 25o feet a.
bove the water which propeIs it. and is
connected Herewith by cast iron shaft
e1O feet in lehgth, running at an dhkle Of
As degrees.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-A correspofi.
dent Of the New York Journal Of Com.
merce. writing from Augusta, Ga. states
that the problem of perpetual motion has
at last been solved by Its discovery. We
shall await furtbet developments befors
communicating to our readers the mOd1
oPeTGndi of the discovery.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
NEW Yong De- In

The Ohio arrived from Havana this
morning. after a passage of six dsys.-
She brings the California Mails aud 1870
passengers, sevehtt of whom are frottI
Califofiila. and $3.50, 900 iu gold dust
Among tho passengers are Mr.. Slidsll,
our late Minister ID Mexico. Capt. Geo.
May III the U. S. A., from California, and
Mr. LumsdeD, Of the Picayune. from N.
Orleans.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

Nor SINGLE SMITH.-In looking
over the list of the members oi the House
of Representatives we observe there are
six Kings. four Thompsons. three John
sons. three Harris. two CaldwelIs, two
Buffers, and two Browns, but not single
Smith.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

m, NEw REyoLUTIoN IN EURoPE.-Pri-
vate letters received in London from Ge.
neva, refer to an extensive organization
for a new revolutionary movement, which
will be commenced in Geneva on the
same day. Such scheme has been for
long time in preparation, but the con.
spirators are narrowly watched by the
French Government, and, any fresh at
tempt to disturb public tranquility would
be Immediately put down. ''". W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

Nor TRUE, the paragraph we copied
some days since, stating that the mana
ger of the Troy IN. W Museum, had
brought an action against a clergyman
for libel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
NOliCc..An AItacIlmemt.

A I my instance an attae hment was this day
"A. issned, by George Sanderson' Justice Of
the Peace OF Hooking Township, Fairfield toun-
ty, Ohio. against the property and effects OF VIII
liam s. Miller, nonresident Of snid county.
@. X. MILLER.
Nov. 81, I849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

HThe shortest day in the year, it
will be remembered, occurs on the 2lst
ufIhe present month, the sun now sets at
twenty-eiRht minutes after o'clock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

! FUNkY.--On the Fourth. the Decla-
ration Of Independence was read in a
certain town in Louisiana. After the
names Of the signers had been repeated, /,
a Frenchman arose, and very indignantly
asked why Lafayett's name was not there,
and made motion that 1t should be added
forthwitM tsuni c7. Secs. h9at va Hu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

~ Byron is said to have remarked
that "the greatest trial to woman beau
ty is the ungraceful act Of eating eggs"
Some Yankee remarks that the poet
could never have seen lady hang.
ing on By the teeth to blazing hot corn
cobl .a.t ,... ...., ,..,.,.....'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

rSixteen hundred and nineteen sen.
tsncesih allhave been pronounced by the
cours-muTtial in Vienna.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
Prepare for wet VYea ather.

lust receiving from New York an assortment
d of METALLIC RUBBER GOODS, superior
quaht5--among which are the following:
Ankle Boots Saddle Bags Gun Cases
Quarter Boots Pea Goats Leggins
Knee Boots Baby Jumpers Capes
Ulers observation-disclosures Covers Cap and CapS
Life Prsssrvers Pants Cushions
Beds Pillows Cres'nt Canteens
Mittefis Gents Gloves Baptismal Pants
Carpet Bags wsding Boots Ladies 'gai.B Boots
Mems sOvershoes Ladies' es0versho'sTo obacco Wallets
Teeth Rings Suspenders Breast Pumps
Nipple Shells Syringes ArtifcialNipples
Balls Door Springs Bottles. &c &c
These GoodS are offered on, tsaSonsble termSI
NJ. u KRElDER,
LuneastsS, October ~, 1919 . ~
DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed on the
Dbesi OF pa bef for safe at this Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

HuNeARANs COMING "A Hungarian
gentleman in New York City has receiv.
ed intelligence from the Magyar Envoy
in London. IN. Francis Pulazky.( that
the late Civil Governor Of Comorn and
ninety.six young Hungarians are coming
90 New York. AKA, ......o t,, ..,--i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

So Co.'s THE WoRLD,-An exchange
says Of a gentleman recently deceased,
that "he died leaving his heirs an unsuI-
lied reputation and--d million" Which
said heirs will die, by.apd.by, leaving,
psrhaps, to tier heirs a s,Iliie9 reputa.
ZION and-nothing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5. P. N.
The Childs case after continuing o
weeks, terminated this evening In his &C.
quital. The counsel spike nine days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

TnE Iowa CONTESTED SEAT.-We
learn that DanieIF. Miller, Wing. is now
in Washington, and will Contest the elec.
ton Of William Thompson, Democrat, Of
the first Congressional district of Iowa,
who obtained the certificate of election.
The vote of Kapesville, Pottawatamie
countyoitis stated, was destroyed by the
inspectors, and never returned. The
full vote in the district for Miller. with
the vote of Pottawatamie, was 6.591;
Thompson 6,5O7. There was some dis
pute as to whether Kanesvile belonged
TO Pottawatamie county at the time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

MESSAGE OF THE GoyERNoR OF SouTH
CAROLINA As we have before stated.
Gov. Seabrook's message was delivered
on the 27th The first part is devoted to
Federal relations, and contains the usual
Southern arguments against the interfer
ence Of Congressiu the slavery question.
ALABAMA SENAToRs.--The Legisla-
ture of Alabama have elected WJLAM
R. KING and JEREMIAH CLEMENS to the
United States Senate. Mr.. Clemens is a
Taylor Democrat, and was elected by
thirteen majority over Gov. Fitzpatrick.
the regular Locofocp nominee. Mr. King
is one of the oldest members of the Sem
ate. He has also served as Minister to
France. sr q r srs tp. lp i-I lilI BE-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
Gbt Gantaster Gazette.
LANoAsrnR, DnoEnIbER u, isa0.
The FLoRIDA INDIANs.-Prospect of
Emigration The Savannah Republi.

can, OF the 18th ultimo, says: .-s
We learn from . passenger on the
Ocmulgee, arrived last evening, that just
as the boat lef: Palatka, an express ar
rived from Tampa, stating that the Ar.
kansas delegationof Indians had paid a
visit to the Seminoles. That the propo,
sition to emigrate was made to them, and
that Sam Jones and Billy Bowlegs had
sent word to Gen. Twiggs that they
would meet him about the middle of this
month, and have serious talk upon the
subject. The prospect ofthe emigration
ofthe Indians, 1t was believed, has not
been considered SO favorable as at pres,
,ent, since the commencement ofthe late
difficulties. us15H ea, rar 4@
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

0T the inuians, lt was OeHeVodi mas Uot
been considered so favorable as at pres
.ent. since the commencement ofthe late
& difficulties. as15H sat @
The LATE GEN. d. L. CLTNcH.-The
Savannah (Geo.) Republican, in record
Ing the death ofthis distinguished man, at
Macon, on the 2sih ult., says: ~
Ale served with high distinction in the
war Of 1912, was retained as Colonel,
upon the reduction of the army at its
close. soon acquired Brevet as Briga-
dier General, and, with that rank, com.
manded in Floridain 1885 and g, at the
commencement of the Seminole war
He was truly hero at the battle of With
lacoochee. Resigned from the army, he
established himself in Camden county, in
this State-ln time he was elected a
member of Congress; and recently. was
the whig candidate for Governorof Geor.
gia. He was gentleman in every sense
ofthe word--a soldier without reproach,
and an honest man. r.-i
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TEMPERANCE
PLEDGes.--The distinguished tempe
rance apostle, Father Mathew, admins.
tered the pledge to several hundred at
Gloucester, near Philadelphia, on Sun
day, and the Ledger says: '.'@
"He stated that one hundred thousand
had taken the pledge at his hands during
the four months he had spent in New
England, and was encouraged in further
effort, particularly among his country.
men in this country; in the hope ofwiping
from the Irish character its only stain.
and rendering them worthy Of the hap.
py Republic that has adopted them as its
citizens. Father Mathew looks remark.
ably well in person, the only perceptable
effect of the paralysis with which he is
afflicted being slight difficulty of inter-
'ance, which occasionally mars the fuen.
cy Of his delivery. 3a Ia5R ,a1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
ARRIVAL or rag oREscEsr CITY.
One NIOn,h Later from California

Arrival or MnIi6k and a Hair Of 6old
. Dust--Affairs &C caIIfornIa--Ad doptIon Of
State cOnstItutIon.-.ArrIvAI OF Emil.
Rrants--HaVaI EIecatlOn-.crovvd Of Pas.
sengerS at Panai ma, &c.
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

oI1NS TON y UNIV ERSAI l. AILAS.-John-
~ ston's National Atlas OF Historical Commercial, and
Political Geography from the most authentic
sources, by K Johnston. With copious index folio half
morocco gilt edges-S20
Having examined many Of the Maps of the National
Atlas have no hesitation in saying, that they
curate in their geographical details as they are beautiful in
theirexecution Sir Dauia Brecster
so far as have yet examined the National Atlas it is
in beauty OF execution and accuracy OF detail unryaed in
this, and believe in any other country."-Pr0f TraH
"rhose who familiar with the places referred to
in the History Of the French revolution will frequently
find reference to Maps OF great services and the Military
student OF Napoleons campaigns in Germany and France
will see the theatre OF admirably deineated in Mr.
Johnsons Maps of those countries "-AHsons History
of Europe
al have devoted considerable time to rigorous exam
nation OF the National Atlas, just published, and in im
pariaustlce, Unjust admit that in accuracy of
ton and elegance oeXecution, it is superior any other
with which am acquainted. y" William GaIbraith, T. r.
s. IS. A. F. r. A. s.
"These beautiful, accurate, and admirably engraved
Maps and Illustrations deserving of every praise and
Edia6urgh Neo Philosophical Jour-
nal
The National Atlas is truly splendid publication, and
fully deserves not only the distinctive name it bears, but
also national patronage Literary Gazette.
forsae by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

Office of the Richmond and DanoiHe Railroad Compy,}
September 9th, l849. (
a r meeting of the Board Of Directors held this day.
EM the following preamble and resolutions adopted,
viz:
Whereas great delay has occurred in the collection of
acquisitions made upon the Stockholders OF the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad Company: measure of justice
the prompt Stockholders and ensure the punctua
discharge of the obligations OF the said company; there
fore
"Resolred by the President and Directors, That from
the 10th day OF October l949 interest shall be charged,
and payable upon all acquisitions made by the order of the
Boad unless said acquisitions shall be paid within one
month from the date OF said requsition, previous de-
and made upon the Stockholders by the Collector OF the
Company. That the President and Directors will appoint
county agents whose duty shall be collect said reqisi-
tons and interest and whose compensation shall be made
from the proceeds arising from the collection OF interest
alone, and not from the capital of the company
The following persons were then appointed agents to
collect acquisitions made the stock of the company, viz
Samuel d. Burke, for the counties OF Prince Edward,
Notoway and Lunenburg.
Edward Green, for Amelia county.
William H. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley, Jr., for Halifax county.
Thomas S. Jones' for Pittsylvania county.
Anthony M Dupuy, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley for Franklin county,
Abram Staples, for Patrick county
DR.. James Williams, for Caswel county, N. G..
John ii. Gilmer for Gutord county, N c.
Res0lped, That the Clerk and Treasurer be hereby in
sucted to make collections OF unpaid acquisitions in the
city of Richmond, with authority employ an assistant
collector, if he should find it necessary do so.
P. VAN DEURSEN, c. Il T., R. & d. R. R. Co.
Sc Is d&ct20O
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

50 FOR RENT, that large, convenient and eligbly
M located tenement opposite the Centenary Church, at
present in the occupancy OF the Rev John Boyd fos
Sc Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

a. FOR RENT, and possession given Immediately
M.i the large frame tenement Governor street known
Richmond Hall. 1t is large and spacious building,
being 81 feet in front by 100 feet deep It will either be
tented entire or in separate apartments, Apply to
Sc j. & +. GLEN DlNlN(I. 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

EkOVE Il ISAACSs WHOLESALE AND RE-
ny TAIL DRUGGISTS No. 81 Main Street. are
now receiving their Fall supply Of DRUGS, MEDL
DOW GLASS, Sc, which will be replenished by every
arrival throughout the season, and which they prepared
offer the usual time to punctual customers for
sh, at the Uefy lO,rest rates.
A call from Physicians Country Merchants and pur-
chasers generally is solicited feeling confident give
them entire satisfaction.
gsgV Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

80 FOR RENT, the large tenement on Main street,
M!5 above the store OF Messrs Van Lew d Taylor, and
recently occupied by Augustus Mailert. Apply to
Sc IS JAS. M. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-22

~ OTlCE.-The subscribers respectfully announce to
VI the citizens of Richmond and the public generally
that they have commenced the TAILORING BUSi-
NESS in the room recently occupied by Mr.. VIM Nc
CTery, over the dry goods store OF T. R. Price & Co..
MAN street. and inform those who may feel disposed to
patronlse them, that, from their general knowledge of
both branches OF the business they will be able to give
ample satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
custom Al work entrusted to them will be made UP in
the most substantial and fashionable STYLE at reasonable
pees and with unerling attention to business they hope
to receive ashare OF patronage from liberal public.
JOHN N. JOHNSON,
sea d24tcl2t WIN H. BROOKS
EkOCTOR BOEDEM ANN, PHYSICIAN SUR
NJ GEON AND OCULIS1, respectfully offers his
professional services to the public of Richmond and vicni-
y Office over the store Of Mr.. E. Franck diagonaly
opposite the banks.
au 24-d1m
6NCOTTSVILLE FLOUR.-R b. TYLER has
~ IN store supply OF ScotsviIle Flour, consisting Of
family, extra, superne, &c, at Warwicks Stone Ware
House head OF the Basin, where he will be regularly sup
pied with tins and other articles for sale commission.
au 3l-lm
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MAGAZINES, PENDENNIs, Sc.-Godey's
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NOTICE

This is to certify that my father the late James jerks
insured his life in the Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York, on the 18th Oc 1S4S, for the
sum OF $1,000 The Policy of Insurance was assigned to
me by my father, the Sd March, 849 last and this
day, Mr. Chas. Workman, the Agent Of the Company,
has paid in advance, the full amount due me on said
Policy. {Signed) AUGUSTUS A. jerks
Richmond, Sept. IA, 1919
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ENOR SALE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER, from
IL 1904 to lSl7.--J. w. RANDOLPH & co. have
for sale bound volumes OF the Richmond Enquirer, from
4S04 to 1917, IL vos price $40. sel5
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL IANDs.-As II

SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.-As the
- Fall Session of our different schools will soon COM
mence the subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of his
friends and public to the stock of School Books of all
kinds, lately purchased by him in the Northern markets.
Latin, French aud English Works, now used in the DIFF
erent colleges, academies &c, in State and of the
latest editions. Fo. sale at low prices. Call and ex-
2O3 the square above the Virginia Banks Also, Just
received, further supply of RELIGIOUS WORKS,
Sunday School Book Stationary &C., &c.
Sc 10 C1AS. WORKMAN, Depository.
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VI IFE INSURANCE ANDpRoupr paw

IA MENT OF S5,000.--It will be seen by the an
nexed certificate, that the New York Insurance Company
date the Nautilus,) have met with loss on a Policy Of
Insurance, the life OF the late Capt James Jerks for
erest, has been promptly paid his A. A. Jerks to
whom the policy was assigned
would earnestly solicit the attention of all married
gentlemen to this Insurance Company, and if they will
give CALL think | can convince them that in no
other way they annually invest a small fund to insure
large profit to for the widow and the orphan
as In this office, which will be also added to the policy
sum insured for
Office No. 203 square above the Va Banks
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
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