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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
I-5TEs4,S OFFICE.
f.2 tEA1S VE ~ As
is MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,

la5, MAIN STREET. CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
t.r,rs r.criyeda; LCCk'- OFFICE.
Drawn Nos OF Bel Air Lottery. NO; ~ criwn al bai'i
more. August -:
Half Ticket. Ncs. u ~ 80, tie ID olptai prize o!
sr,s9..
81 ,2sn.
Bo;h returned IN the above iur waG, Of buyers.
More Lucs.-Ih- n.and Capital. Continue 10 CONS!
The last out, beauty OF $4,000 sold TO CITIZEN
Drawn Nos b-iow. -
Drawn Nos OF Maryland Lottery, No. lld, drawn al
Rilimo.e, iGsu.t -:
=, 4! IL IS % O. II - /! / 80.
Ticket, Nos. Is y Il, the Grand C,sitai rflz1 al
eco 60 sold citizen. aud VIII .r paid IN pfssrh-
'''''n "' VIC '~'@' '''' Lrcps OFFICE.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER
$50 900, - 90, 10000!
susquehanna Lottery: Glass No. a: TO be drawn
Caritls: Prize Of So 100, 20 Ooa, 1000, 5000 3oco
asp ~ of JUO &c. Tickets Sl0-slcr.s Ia proportion
s.5 900, Is 00J
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, tdss No ~ to BE- drawn
September 18th, 1919. ai Baltimore !. Nos 10 drawn.
Capitals: prize oil 5000, 5000, ,5T acop 40,
a5 - Of 1000, &C. Tickets s!5shaes in proportion
S37,500, 20 Of $3.50!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~ TO be drawn
september I'D lsia al baltimore a. No.' ~ ca" y
Capitals: prize OF 81 3d. 20 at 3VN . ot ioeo, -
Of 80 sc. Tickets sio-shares In proportion
A BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR 10Th SEPTEMBER.
S66 900, 33UC0, y coo, loo OF 2O01!
Grand onsolidaled La ts.y, Class No -, TO be drawn
at baltimore, september :s.h lois a"' - u ufawh'
Grand Capitals: prize OF s6juJ1. 3iOuO, 2l,uOO H.
0OU ,OOu 1885, 100 vi 1000, loo Of 500, &C. Tickets
S2J-shares IN proportion
Particular attention paid to country correspondent,
Drawins 60 forwarded immediately On receipt, ana all
business done II this ofic- strictly CONFIDENTIAL
FL, Grand prz-s address l.. u. LUCK,
Aug. 30 RICHMOND, srslhli.
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Midway. rsSey County, Virginia August IL
u.,I ,,iCIn p0p SALE

l,ELLfiELn, IT, residence II tar late Mrs T. VI
ID psyar in the ip3-r f,ft al Gouchiaad county,
about fourteen Ill ifon the Cont ioiis, on TIE
Ca,trrs vile folt and shout len miles from rem
ber;or,, Wa,-hou.r. On the lanes RIVER canal, 70
- hen an excellent rnii leads. The Tract coa,+n !;
abou, five hu rfred acres. has suticirncy OF wood
land j. wei wa;rsed. upper Licsinghol- Greek run
ming through !; "a which good site tor Grisi ani
saw MiIl an has on /: I Rarn with good Thr- sns
Machine three Tobacco Houses, i've Negro Quarters,
and all ot.,.r necessary aat buildings II has IN W
chard Of choice Apple Trees, and variety OF o;sier
Fruit Fee. TIE Dwelling House, surrounded by
ornamr nial trees and beautiful shrubbery, - as at
,racty- in lis appearance IS IS comfortable anu con-
y-nirnt There IA good Office in the yard, ana thr
Garden j. productive fruit AMI ve.etlbes Beln-si
il rs healthy ~ aGy residence in The conniy, anu I'D
soil thorch npl terp, - quics, readily producing
corn oars q : lHd manufacturing tobacco.
TER:S :-5l 80 cash; the balance In hYe years or
longer if dc>iied the purchaser giving pceu M
thus. IN lie .ui 81 secure the payment oi inc san
together with us annual interest. Possession 10 oe
given On thr l.; ~! January next 10 The pirchasrr,
who may SOW i crop OF wheat thu Fall. perfect IKE
10 the estate Is /. Laura VI and Elizabeth II fopr'
which will be conveyed ~ them To the purchaser. ,
The subscriber Colonel VI Payne, "r WI
Brooks The over.e-r will show the place TO any one
wishing 10 purchase. Letters directed 10 myself, or
Colonel 81 ~ Payne. at Goochland Court House.
will receive peompt attention ~ , ,a,r
2i--ctf IfAs TotL.
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FARM FOX SALE

FHNW T OK Sh LIZ
SMALL HARM, nrar town. with comfortable
~ houses on II, good water, snflaien, aninHhy o.
timber and wood TO- the support of The place The
land produces we'll, and Is in good nelghbornoo1
Apply 10 loLIh |"
3I-cst
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

NJ I
THE ia>l annual session G THIS institution close" us
duties nm the aSt ultmo nimbrr Al pupils IL VIII
be re opened On THE Isl i1y OF ccobrf ara consihe
without inter- Iption anu tie 1t August. is5o.
Its lai- Principal St continue 10 preside ovri Tue
Institution IN connection with all o!ihe other sachef'
whose services have aiso been retained charges iEr
san,e n lar the Ia; Some valuable ana rrsn-
sige improvements are IN progress For piticu!ar IN
formation address pr Minor, Tappahannoek. OF
Mrs Virginia Minor MIs. lydia Mary Fay, NH
Ier,, Pos, Office Vagina Respectfully.
JEFFERSON aISOR, II d..
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4 Brilliant SCENE for 23M sepem5 r

II Ofutluh &C emS W. -1s' SeP ing
500 900, 80 900, - toU, 100 each U; 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~, In be
drawn at Baltimore, september s1h, isi9. IS Nos,
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HaDDahannoCk Academy

r. l.. BROCkETT, Principal
Alexandria, Virginia, August l4-ciatadi2t
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MARK ETS WHERE
STOCK SALES

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 27 lsi0first Board- $l96 $500 10
heh Interest tSX TO lehsh Canal scrp So 1908 Lehgh Us,
g.; 800 schusk Navigation 6s 49, b 49, 1000 do 40;
III d. c. 4D 200 do s6 40; 100 do 40 2OO0 do 40 2O
d. 40 iCo do 90 apeahs ard Delaware 6s s5x 500
Pt"nsy van. s. s. S. d. S l5oo d. go loco d.
1000 rennsyyania So 65 s 1900 do g. SO 100 do 81
Zoo Do so t9o do 81 s5e ao so4 so0o d. 81 100 shares
Canal " 2S DO b. OK 50 Union CanI ~ 2oodS ~ Log
100 sugoan'a Canal 2h horth Bank Kentu1hy lo4 Be
" 80 81 5000 United Unit Site. g. Ss
sss7N ~ 20" do ~ 200 pSr.syvaGa IS 90
9; 40 Reading b. ~ 50 Reading Stock u 100 Do b. ~
81 arrisburg Railroad Is 20 do,3 after Hoard
$500 Reading poudR h5wr, 4 5000 do, b., ~; O0 Reading
oek, s5wn 1a 100 shares New Jersey Copper Company 10
tU0 do, |; 1T do. l.
BosroN Feb 2sBrokers' Board l75 shares Reading Rail-
road M d. de- 1915 ~ do Vermont and dassao usetta Rail-
road tt0 6s 20 DO do b6s 5s4 rs do Vermont Central
Rooad 56 25 do Western Railroad l 20 do do. b. 0ls
do Rus1d Railroad 7l " FtooSus Ralrosd new W.
3do do, u!A do Bosom ard Maine Railroad lOd y do do
1864 do Boston and Worcester alro,d iCG do DO lay
do Amnkesg Manufacturing Company 1890 10 do East Boston
Eo a. !do suffolk Bank l2 TO- dividends
Ra,r'na Bonds 1870 "a soC, do do 1851 ~ Feb "a
Jh do veroopt cerSa Ra'read teA % Do Reading Rail-
b30 l4 n do do bT IL so do 1875 80 do do 49,
is56 100 do d." bio, a. 81 eco Heading Bond. 45lS.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb. ~ 2 r. VI.
AsHEs are quiet mt previous prices CorroN con
unues firm with eales OF 300 bales. FLorn ac-rhe
market for Western -four Ia quiet: the sales not OK.
cssding COO barrels At SIS 82S SIS rs for common to
strsieht brands and SO 90 So 1917 for pure Gsussse
Wheat and corn remain the same, with moderate
business Provisions The demand 10 wholly for the
supply Of the regular trade while quotations main
about the same WHISKY IL 20 28,ts, and dull.
TUESDAY, Feb. 27-6 P M.
Ihe Weather again proved more or less inclsmsut
Win dtagreeabs walking; hence transactions In pro-
duce generally were to moderate extent There was
hovtver rather more doing than transpred ysstsrisy
flour was steady with moderate salss ri New Orleans
and western, at rstes quoted below There more
doirg in Wheat and sales Of both Gsneeee and Ohio
were n AIDE az rates stated below. There mode
rate sses Of corn, consisting Of Southern 81 rates
which DID not vary materially from former prices.-
There vas very little good chipping corn Offering:
Meal sold In email way at old rates Pork ooutiuued
dell, while beef exhibited no change Lard stoed ~
prices.
A'nss.Mod,rsts sales Of pots we're made ct 50 a7<,
and pearls at s725
BrrswAr -Sslss ef 1000 lbs were made ct 81 OTIS.
BpEADs1srrs - Flour-rbe ssles IN the aggregate
dc not sxsssd 00o TO $500 bbs, including 900 New
1t 81 % With some ether ANAL lots At - 50
included In the above also about 200 to 1900
Western common End straight brands OHIO, Michigan
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10 At IS sax SIS ssx SO u.s. and 500 bbls prime Gene
zee 1t 50 oks6 southern remained about the ne
Baltimore and G~orgstown quoted az SO ON co
S55 Whssf- Sales OF 7,aO0 bushels Illinois were
made en- private t~rms; 24c0 do. white Genesee At
600 bushels mixed made at 64x cts and 1900
sacks New Oresn sc 90 tn 81 OTIS wea-Saies OF 100
bhls New Jsrr.y ~srs made at $2s7K Rye-sslss Of
700 bushels made NJ 30 cts There was no change
In Gate and sslss making ct the old prices.
CoTror The market wee quiet o. day, and barely
firm at the prices paid yesterday The sales amount
Fnn.-Thsrs have been sales Of 500 bbs. No. Hall
faI At IS rs, and SEQ do sarly causht No. MsssA-
cbpsetts from store. at 30 sTH
FREIGrTs Cotton was engaged at l6d to Liver
pool ard heavy goods at 26s to aos ~ 600 bushels
corn were taken on private terms. 900 bags coffee
were taken for Antwerp at 8 Sc.
FavlT-The market Is OF active and the only sales
per cent, and 500 boxes raisips ct 81 so.
BAY-1bs market continued dull and sales
were made worth reporting
HEMP sale Of 80 bales dew rotted American was
mode at $50
HlDr, Some GEO Orenoco's have been disposed Of
at o ris., months
Iron About 200 tons No. ] Scotch pig have been
sold on private terms
LIME -Sa g. Of eco barrels were reported at $50.
NAVAL STORES Further Gales CT 800 bbls. North
County ro'in nj o. cts
Gus here have been farther sales Of 900 gallons
English and American inaeed at bS 60 cts the former
figure for English and 400 bbs whale at 80 cts also
esles of 7(O baskets Mssses olive (previous to arri
vs private terms and so bills castor oil at 81 &c.
cssh.
PsovnIoNs.-Pork continued dull, and we only heard
Of small ,ses $50 leo bsrres) by retail Of mess at
$ll; and 100 do. thin mess, at Sll Prime was nom
nal Ssss Of ~ barrels hams were made at $40 aud
100 do at 64o Beef-Sales Of 200 barrels prime were
made at So and so city do at So % to So 37, and 40
do mess at Sl2 62H Lard Sales of 200 barrels were
made at csc. There change in cheese or
butter.
RrcE-Th market continues firm, with sales Of 200
caskr, at So a SO 25 for fair to prime
SEHD.-A sale Of 100 bags canary was made at about
81 per bushsI mos.
Soar We notice sales of 400 boxes red m0ttle Cas-
tile at loo less per cent.
SuoARs-In New Orleans there Is a fair demand,
and the sales within day or two have reached 600
bids at AZ q $500 months. The sale Of Stewards
refined well attended though the prices wore not
quite so good expected. they falling off Il to
the current rates. The parcels offered all
disposed e. with the exception Of 100 half boxes Loaf
which were Withdrawn. Annexed are the particulars
cash 800 halt boxes loaf sugar, psr 100 lbs
So e7 So IS; 100 boxes do So SO: 200 bbls ground
do. IS 81 507 do STANDARD crushed, So 62s .
IS So; 500 90 (A) So so; 200 do % quality So s7h
leo hhds Mtls'ses par gal 81 31Ho. The extensive
stock of woolsey Woosey, will DO offered by HoR-
man tomorrow.
WHIsKny Sales Of about $50 barrels Ohio were
made at 231c.
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In this city the 2orh inst by the Rev. Dr. Spring,
WALTER d. BENTON, of Mscon, Ca, to Miss FANNY l..
GRIFrING. Of Guiiford, Conn.
On Wednesday evening, the 14th inst. by the Rev.
Mr., Hsrtwel. MT. GRENELL BURT to Miss JANE g.,
daughter Of the late Isaac Van Drzer, Esq all Of
Warwick, New York.
On Monday evening 2eth inst, By the Rev. DR.
Stark. Mr. RuFUs BurTs OF Windsor Brocms Co New
York to Miss SARAn WHITE, of New York city
At Fort Hamilton on the 9th February by the Rev.
Francis Vipton. d D, Lieutenant LUcIEN Loser,
u s Army to Miss SARAH daughter Of DR.. JOS Eaton,
u. s. Army.
On Sunday, the 18th inst JOHN Weir, bell hanger,
to Mrs Nancy FERSusoN bot from Scotland the sdy
from the Zig the gentlemen from the Lowlsuds
that alters the fancy OF the poet for this is the
Lowlxpd sddie aud the Highland Isssie
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Feb 27tb, Of consumption, Mr.. JOHN McCoyAcHY,
In the 35'h year Of hls age
TIE friends Of the family also the panofcrte makers
In &c neral invited to attend his funeral this day
O'Clock fro his late residence, II Canal street
On Tuesdsy. 27th February, JANE NJ. daughter Of
Robert Mae Farispe IN the 18th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her fu neral, Tbursday, LIST March, ut
o'clock from the residence of her father IS Vestry
without further notice.
On Tus.day evening. the 9th inst after long Ill.
nerr. CARLO CERAeIoLI, aged II years
His friends, and those Of his brother Bartholomew,
and tboss of the family, are respectfully invited to
after biz funeral, Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
from his residence No 2l5 William street.
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Frerc h bark Eustne, tof Roohelle) Msrseillea
Br bark LuLlin.


horH1u mar1ns correspondence.
PHILApEtrmA, Feb TAP M-Arrived Bark Thomas paL
lett Pitt Porto 'stslo.
Cleared Brig ALL Baker Boston, scbr. New ton Smith Tam
pec; Karin tleHt Carson. York Rainbow iams do
Tie ssptoat started down the
ling WIN bp tevAh for San Francisco; and The ship Ill
mlscelI ansOus.
LITTER BAGS fseamer Sarah Sands for Liverpool will
a. ne Exchange Readng hocm tomorrow March st ut Is past
Letter Bqs steamer Northcrner. for CAsrres Panama
The Pacific will close at the above Office at past
cock.
The shrs Gsrch for liverpool will sail to and tho
Bait morr for Have on Saturday.
Sur J.ssv LSp-Mondsy morning 10 thought that the
shin Lar Cehae could be on with the aid
Of steamboat Since then the wind has blown from the North
east
Bur MARArHor, Of Boston, at Providence from Mobile While
laid tide being shteued little got with
ont dsnsss.
BR BAaK JANE BLArr (bsfore repored,Caps 0orha, Of
brig Adph which arrived ~ Boston, 26th from
3sps Bl,in Cspt kssn Norfolk Hampton Roads veSS
for aigo Jresrd with Of 1000 bushels $40 bar
res IN ctfret she having been dsmased In
gale the soutb The Aoepb rounded he Ice aud
II ibe for boat to live The Adsp then hove 10 nm
der short a and lay by tho morning when the
weather hav moderated, the officers and number
take on ss Of them the brig vsnda
Ne from Newport Wal and the rsmand.r bromr
to Boston By the AdsIphi. s
BARK EApSs Of Boston. WRECKED of 81 Dsvids Head 2stb
u or The from Cork Dublin was good vesssI Of 10
tons built Salem in 1855 and thoroughly overloaded and
that be mstoob Point Bshop Lpht Oayds Bead Tor uS
r Laht both being revolving sht The were from
fe me- yard and IN half hour asr vessel fell own on
her SIDE ana vent psces she IN Boctos the
Lexington, Ky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-28

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE MARYLAND MINERS -
A gentleman who accompanied Gen Taylor from
Cumberland, states that his car W as literally way
laid by "a party Of miners in the vicinity Of that
place. who determined to have a single sight at
the General In few remarks that he made to
then he uttered the following SENTIMENT
He said they were the men VINO developed the
wealth OF the country, and added that good roads
and good laws were all that we wanted, tor the
American people knew how to take care Of them
selves baltimore Sun, Feb. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-28

Lornor1Pns SIP weps 'onhrpest Augustus su..sp L..
s.uueis cha veh Snter Oscar Suffer- Nathsn
sftcfsge. ~-s"""' sns uv IN -
a6e. eN --''"~' sn~ ~" IN 'ns pesp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-28

PARTrsAN LEaIsLATIoN--Th bill to restore the
fees OF the Register and Clerk OF New York city,
was amended yesterday, so as 20 strike out the
Clek, democratic officer, having TILL next fall to
serve, and leaving il applicable only to the Regis
ter, a whig. newly elected, and so passed the As.
ssmey, On the represen.at' S OF the citizens OF
duced bill, AID carried It through democratic
Legislature, abolishng the fees OF the Offices and
reducing the iDcumbents who were democrats, to
Of Senator L. 8 propositio n.SAibany Atias FEB.
26
During the year 1S4s, fortytwo female teachers were
sent to tho West, ~ missionary teachers, by the
New England School Society, OF whom eight married
hefnra the end q the
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shlp-vsndaia Norton, spalachoola, Pest.
BaIks Courier Gs rdner frsncifco Robetsen Yer
non, t2d ce.rarcel Mckay, d, r Delano.
Brits-Eottrt Penrel AeIr, men, Daden, Ga. Ncsmith
schls-Pac6o smith, Mat,nEas Elvel Wreath Talbot
Dar,er Jul ette vossm Petersburg Hunter Co; Miohgsu
Terry haiiim, Johnson Loo den; Excel Williams Phiads
PHI Hsno; Bold kunIer Brewer, Boston; New York. Good
iei do.
Packet ship Wellington. Chadwick London and Portsmouth,
Is h jan, with md,c, to Grinne, Minturn h Co.
Sh Sea- Barstow Liverpool Jan 18Th, with mdseto Taylo
Merrill. Sid ships kioba Thomas. for Oaus Mar
had osrous detained in the Chsnne 10
by Winds and gaes had heavy gale from WNW, which
continued several dy driven South lati4 then
took heavy gale w5W ", which CONTINUED until the
9th inst, tered violent hurricane SW
n b,p heading Sc at ~ PM wind changed suddenly
which caused the ship TO labor much 1t 30 y
rail hulst the lee fore hatch
water pert dow between decks at the time the
nandtk. ?6th inst st IN took pilot from pilot
g. on enteo Ii hove ~ miles the eastward the Hook;
at Pm, gales from all th 2h ius lat 40 49,
e, tpoie ship Concorda Of Boston, from Manila.
ship gSyr Smith Nov Orleans SOtn Jan. mdsc to Eago
HaEaid. phe + systo anohr In the lower bay.
Sotr sarah ARA Bnlnp, Baltimore, IL days.
sclr Hunter, Ray nor fhladerhia-
Below.
Frer ch bark Eusene, tof Roohelle) Aareiea
Br bark Lubhn.
Paci ship London from London reported In YESTERDAYS IA
Per, proves to be the " wellington, from London.
AL the vessels repoi ted below In yesterdays still
at co Ia the with the wind fresh from
y. RI Ware for sisa, lays to snchr at W Spit
The steamer Chesapeake bisTo repod returned and At
snoher ~ tne has 70 tho city for repairs
rEsnuAav 27--wind. st sunrise. NE; as meridian NE n
sur SET NE
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steam ship Fanny scort Corpu, chips Cato wilmer e.
Foster Bos,o, ts:,e, Watts Philadelphia; Lissard Jsm
er Ys sS sE MI, a. T,
cent schysh yac Smith Mobile Oregon To Tampis Nay
,sA s.y,n .;sr ser,r,op Xar h ship By
chaSsm s rnS Stsh oAS sso ships
Br ship Chatham vos. L,yerpool bark California
La,ch Reed de- byigs 81 bylr Boston Marso. slso.
ssh sass .Gi ssa ss..es
% HS%' s Ssss' s 1;% sss sss
b1:% P vss CO. , saaS.s
ch5i;..Ti.; tys: r ao',os asvans ssssscG
' Vera tasis9
Seta Block Bsrtadces schrs entand Mobiles s.Oinss
sassa APs Sss Sser 1 Esss
70 sea n inst rk nsmss Martha briggs Luoroa Perfect,
18Th steamship Portland, Place ca'voon ship Rspps.
,,rs B A. Noni. Maj barber s% ass,
b,. tx s'w o0mi'sup
Nrw BEDSonp Fbzl- Sid sohvs WIN Brown, HUT, Balti-
FEw LorpoN Feb 22.rr BRIG Emma, B,hsr. Philadelphia
depcs 5 Sars Day Mobile Do Ss % nssy
IlIs from rtrr "a bue 0 for sos'on. '''
hsp%s IN b s:h EsI. .s. .fs i. T'sr ps% il
G r ss :Ga able
60 r New Or cans sss Tn ri xssnars a.,
md sa,t.a Tor New York rsnsin s'h Il sss
sYort eI FOR ana s sna hu aSS
.s s'i Marathon Johnson x.s. via
NvTot and trsol bark Ne~ England wiInms Apaaohico.
% ns Te,os ianrei Csrdenas schs Susan Bray g. Jon
Gsnd Iprh, sehbprn, Mobile via Newport and 1rst
seos 10Th eel Ing tow Of the Argo bark zpha Bro yn
NON Sid tb brig st Char southener
rnhr d Frer ont avnd and Koheno. Ryder Norfolk az
Rosbury ssars Baltimore ohdsds Baker Phiia1eIphs Ss
Jas Porter, Homes NJ rfclk.
sAvAsSAn Feb 22-AIr bark Benz Adams Coombs Boso~.
sehr indsre denc SAVAGE do below bark zcno from aos
ton ID bark Atho Hntohnton Glasgow; bark Inn TIool CT
hrf paschcols hrss Prince de Jopvls 1nrdnor Haysrs-
o ciltey NYcrs Pen Flower stssey Philaaepss scss
kYotk ~T 'A'"onums
sArrs. Feb % NO arrival since our last Harbor nov ann,
to til ips whsf. nv" epsH
TARrAuIIN Cow, Feb ~ arr 17tA sch Yantic Kcn., a.
qua Ia Grando for Bcsto 2n h. sob Euroa Treehsn Nc,S
Of snd for Fortsmcuh Tho Cove hss been cc mi no.
clear The Ynntc aid 49, md proceeded A. far Ii.I..
nole sno thirty vses there blocked with lea
rom that harher " the Hcdse Pence Cape Pogo no hsn
returned the wind beng ME- and weather frev 49, n -
tker. ' 'AA AVE" mo WV
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-11
DEN6oORATIO
STATE CONVENTION

The Democracy Of Iowa win meet in Convention
AT IOWA CITY, ON THURSDAY THE TWEEN.
TY-EICHTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1s4e, for the
purpose OF nominating Democratic candidates 70,
the Board Of Public Works, viz One President
one Secretary, and Treasurer for said Board, to
be supported by the Democracy Of the State at the
ensuing August election. .4t ..-
The ratio of representation for the several Coun
ties win be, as recommended by the first State Con
vention, one vote for each one hundred democratic
voters, and one for every fraction fifty votes
Each county to be entitled to at least one vote.
The County Democratic Committees win take
prompt and efficient measures to notify and organize
their respective Counties, as full representation
energetic effort, and harmonious action, are indis
penssble at this crisis.
By order of the State Democratic Central Cdmmiffee
ELISHA CUTLER, JR. Chairman.
Iowa City March 2sth is4s.
E-Democratic papers please publish.
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Delinqucnts Attend! 1
TIL E LA ST C "A LII!

Ii persons indebted TO me for subscription TO
"A the Ioiea Capital Reporter, advertising, &C., are
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
counts are left for collection, to confluence suits
thereon by the first Of March next unless full pay
n,ent, or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to that day.
Having never yet, in all my business transactions;
instituted legal proceedings against any man in this
State, will deeply regret being reduced at last, TO
such an alternative: nut, in the cases of those
whom have INDUCED year aftef year, upon fair
promises, the point Is reached at which sferbear-
ance ceases to be vrtue; and If forced to this der
neir resort In order to secure my just Dues the
emulation of Costs-perhaps equal TO the entire
amount of their ENTHUSIASTICALLY be the unatoid-
able consequence Of their own cuipable neglect
Look to this, ere the day Of grace be past.
The notes and atcounts against persons in the vi
entities below named, are left principally, in TIE
hands of the following persons:
In Linn K Benton cos, with Hosea w. Gray, Marion
Those of Mahaska CO. with Henry Temple, oscaloosa
&c Louisa g Sanl. War;. Wapelio.
&C &C Keokuk 0J. C. Mcconnell, Sigourhey
s 8. e Muscatine laa. DC. Cloud, Bloomington
sss. Clinton VIM. Leflngwell, Dewitt.
Those not found with either Of the above named
persons, are in my hands. Remittances to me d.
rect, by mail, will be puncsualy credited.
g4 A. II. PALMER.
t0wa City; Jan. II; IS4s. I'D ~
D. wish it distinctly understood, that no re-
specf of persons will be shown in favor Of that gene
G class Of men who only took the paper to spa
tronize' it, not pay for it..