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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

AGENCY WANTED IN The CITY OF bOs-
"A TOS-Rya person extensively acquainted win m~r
h.ni and traders IN the city and throughout the New
Kne land sistes having been engaged IN "hoes.s pu,-
establish an agency In Boston will h1d MS rare ehsnce
The best Of reference given s8d security for any amount
n the business OF requiring H. communities
don addressed a Franklin" Boston, VIII n-ei
win nrnrri atenll0n. ~ w. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
GHEET pRAsa.

THE UNDERSIGNED 10 daily rscavtng NON bic
Rolling Mills very superior article Of sheet brsss. n
al IN. fsfen Stress which he Offers Wholesale and re-
TAIL 81 reduced prcss Plssfs brsss Of superior gnsny
consis, tly on hand JANIS o AOyvLf,
anR lmsodisA storrs i4 HnIon-st and ~ Priases e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
fIEWELE1Q

rsILDfSo INITIAL Of The beet quality ooussasfiy %
NJ oand ana for on The subseybsr, -
Tuton-sL OF at bic mandatory III frnee-st
cut lrriss~odA JAMIE AogypTv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

DeARD WANTED-Tn a private family west o.
ID Broadway. between Canal and Leon.rd sts Tue 40
IL OF quiet habits, and wore IKE 70 es As o.
:, 49,. So 40 Rte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

YOUNG LADY who teaches md plsys vel on ne
n piano, ana slso worfs neay With ihe nrrfe "isn-.
o. ct slusrOn with nice family. or In school. or
should b. h.ppy 20 be engaged BY Old lady 10 whom
coud read aloud. write. snt rudesvor - llcn 80
el.s 20 nsse herssf gen-r.g usefl The most sal
.fsci0ry refrence 10 qualifications and eciabiy
Address T { his ofhce. - ~
EDUCATION. lbs SPRING--r.-NurDz,
bAnlhm~tic Bookkeeping Ens IN brsnm.- &C Ie.
particular srerroa IN Mr. CHAhBkhLAiNo
Ev-nirg school Mr c. School for boys IL aov entfey
unier bic personal Instruction. and the pupis receive
i,norov.uert s2iil.
+ =. SCHOOL AGENCY, 10 Sss.sn-st FOR pro
= curing con pe'ebt Teachers. Lecturers. A. Appu-
si0r should be made early, postpaid, win ref-reuces
&c R-g-isriny Zee 10 81. 81 advance Cncu.Ars flf-
nl.hed on application ~ xu-'I NibCON
4 YOUNG LADY wishes sia.ton - .eaeh-r Of
n Wo1ld not hleci 90 70 oluin or Nr-i o. IS
-sfug il te English branches n regard. Beat Of refer
-nces given, sidfess box ~ RS once ~ vs.
ENGLISH Lessons WANTED, By German.
~ ould isf- irm with one Or more others u cor
seui-uf Address Y his efhce "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

IMPORTATION WANTED-"in he gentleman
H. ho IN etier dated IEy 4; is&s, and addressed Mrs.
Y0gng. Peterson, \. J. gave some inofm.uon fe-p-ct
b. .e~nf Address NJ Y. Tribune Once szlts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
WANTS.

tP al anSsseI 70 Adse-iss>->at '>af y -as s-r y
IastpaN, o. ~ Toll not b. ,a<sz OF Of ~ sses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

TIE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE. COxFAsf
HAVING b--u g~snty eve years IN op-rsnon eoaL1.e
in-1f-s stores, d~-loxs .Df 0tker r1ii7ks mes
claofiss, cO1sscod t1rnil1re vessss n roTE sc1 u>
O1ic,-. 20. Hsrch.n1' Erehsny- Wallet sev-fers
Ha ELLswoRrh, rrssseut.
ALFsKD y srEvEss. Secretary. ~ MIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

ERENCH And ENGLISH BOARDING ard
i Dsy schoo. FOR Young Lid -, No. C.rf2-G..eei
sI--cker-st SeW-YoTk-Tk's establishment conducted
~ MADAME HiN who 10 assisted BY The most talented pro
f-ssOrs Of city enjoy e confidence Of a.
rose who have entrusted their daughters h-r
Evcry 10 pad 20 The morals and comforts OF The
onpiis Terms mcierAte The house 10 spacious Anl
-oYrf,rfsh1~ $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

4 PARTNER WANTED-wilh $1,000 TO $500,
Acspsl to ion a very practical man IN nursefy sod
sr.euhouse establishment inst has been Ia operation
ihrr wears with Increasing business u 70 eonveu en-
ID local As well ~ New York and Pbsdsiphs markets
Property good security ecu vseni 70 ne sboV- VII %
man or any gentleman who may Wish 10 rsaohsh hs son
20 safe pleasant and permanent oeennsnon Apply per
q Ch..nut.ei Phil sdei phia s4i u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
COPPER And BRASS TUBING
GERMAN SILVER.

rU,HE UNDpRsI0NED has on hand, ard 10 constantly
receiving from nss Rolling Mllss vsvy supsros quail
NV o silver which wfll ell reduced pnces,
wholesale or retail JAhB5 q. MOyrbT
sua lm.odisA Stores is raltonst and in Pnncest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

I,IEkk WANTED In bookstore. Wanted, =
ASouuc n sn v acquair ted with the book snd station
cry business Address 7hilom, giving references, Se
p,.torce "a as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

DOARp WANTED board. with room ,or
Dyounx man, IN the vicinity q 3 oad~Ay and hoas-
toasi Dinner hour later thar O'Clock Terms mus
10 modersls Address w. Tribune Otee, staring mes-
,,.,~s ,s,-r. A. 80 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

ALBANY. ssp,sl-cs 'eA'' Empire A'' SrP'' aus
,a.a. Sr Bo~tea -. -, rhon.. Al-,sndsf. Mhe-sr
aIsxANDKiA. SEP, 81 A." ''af 'a'"'' A'A'-'
Ssrl>ury rlsrtsr, JoAn. NIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
IN APOLLO ROOMS,
4 III BRO4DwAy.-Tle sublime painting
WASHINGTON CROWNED
uOXA0E To CALIFORNIA

lpsRrIFf'~ tMEKItAN Mt~ttn W. 4
ID b.rrun M4nsger ard Proprietor, John. Green pod,
d, A.,istsn M.nas-f Another Grand Gal. sezsplen-
az A. 7.ocIocI The eeleorsied MARrISZrTi FAMl-
~ if-ss talented T-rsOrs appearing 10 VARSITY OF the
s.u- pea-ng and astonishing fsss, wonderful gymnssne
oerfornHncss.s ths Rave Family. Also engaged Mons
EIIs.sr nr W.myss Pete Aorns, Mr.. Jerry Aerrneid.
81. st-nnop- Miss Banon and Mics West Aidsm
Rocrwei N. gortune-Ts -r Admission E csns. en- d.
ren uaser 10 years, u, cents Hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

- FOR sAIE-A number Of desirsbls ioss 70 m
village u Woodstock. Wessbsstss Co. n = bipG
- east Of ard adjoining tho village Of norrsaniet esd
natss rfds ny faiIrosd from Ibs City Hail. ~ q 1hs
sas general location very desirable Tsess are tood
~-s o. wstsr and variable bese sce on
me premises Lots divided ssit purchaser Ile ~
a.nssole pre~s oflos mod ss1 u sSes
made essy For psfcs.rs refer 70 ,> hssi Lsssss Asss
~ 81 Broadway, or " Hr. Lsvrstes 90 me pfen's~s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

Al kaIsDRAMa, SIAUN IUN, NINIINla.
AIRS. SHEFFEY having been Obliged by rircum.
WI to engage IN the task Of education takes
this method Of calling attention 10 the School under
her care.
within the last three four years gwen place IA
r,ly scioot-lhe number limited 10 Dtloe-all oC whom
required 10 be b0ardrrs by this change, Mrs. ).
fees herself much heller enabled 10 do her duty those
committed To her care the small number of pupils ad
mtsd into the school rendering II comparatively easy
for her to exercise parental supervision them.
The cultiva ion o habits Of neatne,s order AMI pune
tuay, the development and regulation Of the nteiiec-
tra powers and above all the careful training of the
moral part what srs. Shelley understands ~ the
word sdueaon Nor does she affect 10 despise those
adornments OF the gentler which come nn'er The
head Of "manners and accomplishments; '-sie can
think Of manner d1tracts aurht from behsVo
lence oi feeling or the ability 10 give pleasure
the desire Ia do 80 at all the less landabie a.,
A regards the course of study adopted os Hei, s.
:. would merely say, she has onnd from esir'e"ee
that the allotted IA tins county !. Tue eoH 'o ="
ycune ladies is tno short admit al tnrf m1hh. any
real attainment in ttke pioe eireh 81 he see ces-
she prefers therefore, that bef pups, as 5snefai
thing should undertake few branches al iine &c
auirr an accurate knowledge and clear understanding
nj them and Droceed gradually 10 such other branches
as their stay at school VIII adnlit.
Mrs shelley hopes IN conclusion, that all confding
children 10 her care will find her ;le establishment
! what abe endcarofs to make ia refined and happy
| home school for mental improvement and nursery
| OF plety.
first day of May, and end the last day Of September
| TERMS, per session of i've months-haif payable in
| advance:
| Board and tuition in English, SIS
| French, 10
Music on the Piano, with singing and use Of instFu
ment, %
Music on the Guitar and Latin, at the charges Of the
Professor
REFERENCgS-Rev D Tyler. Hon l. Thomp.
son. Erasmus Strihbn2, Esq. Benz Crawford, Esq Jas
| A Cochran, ESQ, Or T StrbIine, and Hon A STU
art, S.axntsn; Hon B G Baldwin, o P Baldwin Esq
| and r II GaiIaber, Richmond; Hon K Meade. Peters
burg; Hon ) i>oma1. fredericksburg; Andrew Hunter
| Eco CAsrhstocn. JeFerson county; Gen Lewis and
| Hon Daniel Smith, Roek,ngAam eOsnty.
i March l6-e2aR4R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
TpII,NpH IN CONNECTICUT.

There is no election Of Governor by the PEG.
ple-but the able and gallant Seymour, one Of
The heroes of Chapultepec, has almost won the
race The Senate is doubtful, but the House
Democratic; and Democratic majority on joint
ballot For Congress three Democrats are elect
ed. viz: l.. p. Waldo, Walter Booth and c. F.
Cleveland and one Wing, T. B. Butler Last year
all Wigs. The Southern Wing papers make a
great noise about the coalition Of the Denocra'-
and Free soilers-and the N Y. Tribune defes
Us 10 lei our readers "know that the entire Abo-
iilion vote OF Connecticut has been cast for the
leading Democratic candidates, and that three
members of Congress- hostile TO lie new Presi-
dent, have thus been chosen" We repeat he
Trbune's language, though that does no! make
il true However il may be. il is certain that the
Address OF the Democratic Sale Convention,
Qrom which we shall make an e1trac) took very
patriotic ground on The Slavery question. But
with what grace can Southern Wings complain
OF The fact, if it be so, when they have acted in
perfect union with Seward, Corwn Johnson OF
Pennsylvania, Ewing Ford If Ohio, the leaders
and main-springs Of The Wing parry, (Which
Mr. Webster said was "tha Free Soil party y
Can they say that the Wings n nomination
were sounder in opinion2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
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MISCELLANEOUS.
caI1RnR MA IN PARIS.

Kendall wiring TO the Picayune from Paris,
says:
speaking OF gold and California puIs me in
mind OF a new piece which has recently oeeh
brought out at one of the minor theatres here,
and which is intended as take of Oh the Cali
fofnia tever which IS Row raging A number 0i
French emigrauls suddenly find themselves 10 the
new e. Dorado, aud are perfectly in rdpture>
when they ascertain tina, they can sell their pro.
visions, old clothes, &c, for almost any price 10
some Queer-looking, halt-horse, hait-all'gaor
persouages they happen 10 meet. BY anu b,
they become cold and hungry, and they now IND
that they cannot rake and scrape money enough
even TO keep them from starving. This may be
called the plo, OF the pi.ce and j. is meagrs
enough; but there is one Incident III II, which
has nothing 10 CO with in, gold of Catalonia,
which is amuSiI. opr Of The emigranls on
leaving France, took with him an immense
telescope, with which ne pretended that ne could
bring sun, moon and stars almost within
speaking distance. a young nephew, who
is ANXIOUS 10 accompany him, he will moi
permit 10 embark bot The harum scarum
lad, determined upon seeing The world SLOWS
himself snngly away inside the telescope,
and in this strange CONVEYANCE Starts upon vUy
age OF discovery. The first time The old gentle
man has occasion 10 try his instrument IS 10 ma.
king 10 observation Of The moon; the hrst thing
be discovered 10 the moon was Inc man who l.
said to inhaoil Tia. planet! And be IS making
motions at me-" says The elderly and enthusiastic
Frencnman, in an ecs,acy VI delight A neigh
Dor was called 10 vert, The truth OF his aslound-
log discovery. He, TOO, plainly saw the man
and tie wonder spread until he yonng rascal In
side the telescope, placing his thumb 10 his nose
aud lwirling his fingers, broke our into such a
fiji Of laugh er that the trick was eaposea This
incident is well carried OUT and affords no LITTLE
Amusement 10 the audience.
Yours, &c. 9. w. K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

MR.. REYNOLDS ON MR.. SAUNDERS.
The former Secretary Of Legation i!om he
United States 10 MADRID, Mr.. Reynolds, has writ
len long leuer censuring AMI attempting 10 rdi-
cue The pre.ent Minister, MIR. Saunders II the
Secretary does not succeed IN raising laugh Al
the exnense of his diplomatic superior, he Ger
tainly has succeeded in making himself very r.
dicuous. He states that attempts al negoia-
ii, Tor the purchase oil Cuba were made on The
nart Of III. American Government; tui that these
Jailed owing 10 tie awkward blunders Of our
Minister Mr.. Reynolds cfIticises The undipio-
matte conduc, Of several OF our public men; and
vel in his very criticisms, e. seems 10 forget that
he is infringing one of The Tlainest rules OF dipio-
matte life. A chief requisite for diplomacy is 10
he able 10 keep the scores win which man may
be entrusted An agent OF lie Government IS Just
as mrch bound 10 keep lie pas secrets OF his
employer. as he present tr me iaiure Plans i6a'
NAV b. cunGled 10 HIN. When Mr.. Reynolds
SHOWS us ba, ne has no practical capacity Tor
Diplomacy. we are disposed 10 place little re-
lance an his opinions aud disclosures. The pc
culiarly elegsni ard per'ecily diplomatic style
of Mr.. Reyuolis NAV be perceived in he follow.
ing passage. which gives IN account ri ne man.
ner OF conducting The correspondence between
Gen. Na.vaez and Mr.. Saunders:
aOur Enyoy's English was diluted into French,
for the etihcalion OF that fiery soldier in return
his ficry thoughts, torn out OF heir Caslian id.
ON 10 be crampcd up in French dress, were
a.aip done into Erg'ish for The convenience Q:
Mr. Saunders. TINS linguistic entertainment
soon grew irksome 10 The impatient Spaniard
ami he correspondence was speedily bai cour C.
ously terminated Thus ended ih;s celebrated
negotiation"
Il is not necessary 10 comment on language SC
entirely upsui!ed for diplomatic mou'h. An
ger and passion are stamped on every line. The
Ell Secrelsry is no Talleyrand.
[New 05lsans Cresxst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
To the Editor IF tae Erfaik Argus.

ACC MAC MdlCH -, iofo,
Judge Bayly and DR.. Mallory addressed the
peop.e ot this county on Monday, the 9th inst.
Judge Bayly opened The discussion with very
able sperch on the slavery question. He PIE
sen,ed many new and Important views OF this
question. He dwell long and ably on the sur
ircl. shall not aue'np. 10 GIVE you even
sketch OF his speech Il was universally admit
led, b. Whic, aud Democrats, that on mi all
important question fudge B. had ahy AM iaIh-
fully represented them. Many Ct Inc most IN
tellisenl Wings expressed regret that there WIS
any opposition to him on this occasion. Judge
Bayly. 10 his concluding speech, briefly review
ed he Doctors political course. He satistacto-
rIiy showed that The Doctor was TOO good wing
Tor The Democrats and lha, he was too good
Democrat for The Whiss-lhal he had 50 long
rooted with the chickens and gobbed with the
turkeys that neither OF them were now willing 10
own him.
will mol say tina, Judge Bayy "used up" the
Decor on This occasion; this is a sierentyred
expression of the Wings, they use Indiscrimi-
n4,ely in all discussions between Wings and De-
mccrais. II he Doctor and his friend, take any
pleasure in reading lhsse newspaper frlumPas.
j, would b. uel in me TO attempt 10 deprive
them Of this their only consolation in The can
vass
Accomac will do her duty in the approaching
election. Put her majority down Tor bayiy, al
the very least, al five hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

,ban easily accounted for. Il would DC
useless waste OF words 10 enter upon hu eNp''"'
zion Let THE focks Of cormoTants VINO no" IN
fest Washington, personally OF by pe'''ioh 'o' 'ne
bloody euilloline TO be put in motion CT move 'i'oie
rapidIy in its apilaling work, explain 10 'hese
men-tbese mo politicians" expecl The people 10
be bind to the deceptive, 10 The double course 'hey
have pursued on This subject Doihey expect Inc
rcoplr are iocls, or 100 blind 10 see me difference
between Wing promises and Wing performances
IS The experience of The Harrison campaign 10 DC
as naush,3 Did not some Of their own parry
then caution lhcm against repetition OF Inc want
ui "honesly and fair dealiEs2" II they WISH "
retain power, are they pursuing Inc proper eo' :.
TO 10 500 Time will give lse answer
Yesterdays Republican attempts I" Vihaica'e
the consistency of lis own poslIion-ou'h ""S
no ground 10 stand upon. II still harps upon '.c
re appointment of few Democrats ~ p"s'h'A'
lust Oh the eve Of an election no, NJ
thai the conslan, citation OF th'ssoiHdiy e''ueh.e
Of Wing +" mercy" is but an exception u me s
rule. Is Virginia alone to ieeI '"e oe"eh
oi the complete overthrow oil me spois Prih-
c;olen-and ia every other State in the Union slll
ia h, cursed by "proscrptoL2" II The thing lsr2hl
here why nYl s1e4 me DTss nGs al %ys' ,nF
rem7 The Republican hinis al he prnrriety OF
eoualzns the Offices OF the Federal Government
aid giving The Wings their share OF "'he stake"
That per cannot forget the cry Of 'pfosciir-
tinn" raised by its own party few years
since, when this very argument was adduced
aud proposition made 10 equaliz' The OH
ccs in our Safe Capitol, all held b. Wings
with one exception. II it was prostitution,
then ii is prescription" now. But Why did
mol the Republican invoke mis- argument N
the canyas,2 why did it notify the "otilce-
holders. who are honest and competent" that they
should mol fear Gen. I'aylor's erclion: Tor hr
would not dispiace men r"m office on
account of difference of political opinion =
We contend, that, under This aud other pledges
General TAYLOR vas >olemnly bound moi IL touch
a hair Of the head OF any 'honesi and compe-
tent" office-holdcr. lie has broken this pledge
in numerous cases-and the Supporters OF thf
mon prnscrip;ive, ''RerubIIcan" President dai-
" call for more victims 10 graduate and equal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

THE VIRGINIA SWORD TO GENERAL
TAYLOR.-Tne Messrs. Ames have mauulac.
tured, by order Of The Virginia Legislature, a
magnificent I'd, 10 be presented to Gen. 1 ay-
lor, for his gallant operations in Mexico. The
hill is OF solid gold, richly chased, the scabbard
is OF SILVER. thickly plated with gold, and adorned
with heavy gold mounings. The whole em.
braces 300 pennvweignls OF gold. The value OF
the sword is s l 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pROcl "A MAlION
WHEREAS

~ iIEHEtS. a vacancy has occurred in ihr G-rr,
- Assembly OF Tins safe by the resignation y "
mas II ayririt, Esquire. late Senator for the Dsu
cu,l,poS,d Ut h- conii-s uf Halifax aud Mrckenhlf
Therefore, the ShrrIfl If the said counties here
required Ia hold elections, each III his respective Gu
~, the fourth Thursday tbrIng the 2bih dayl q ~
next, Tor 4 Senator Ia oil the vacancy aforesaid
Given under NY hand a. Governor, AMI GUttr
, ltss.r seat al The State, al Richmond, this -
Ss'NA'' lay Of March, IN the year is4J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS -Iucluding
the members from Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire, there have been elected, 10 tie new Con-
gre>s IS Wings AM 81 Democrats. II The re-
naming IS members should be politically the
same as before, there would be Wing majority
in III. House oi II. Ia the Senate there will be
Democratic Maj riy OF 8 or %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
Photographed for the Bal more SUM-

"A~FTSITUH, april O-b Vt.
N, Discussions in the Z binet- Tae Presidents
Ltcee.
The rumors of dissensions 10 the Cabinet.
which sent you Yesterday, are denied to-day
on Cabinet authority. 1t is admitted, however,
that some difficulties took place in regard 10
appointments, but that conservative views pre-
vailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
81 NAlEs COURSE OF NEDlCAt
ST.U zion, IL RICHnOSD, y
NOTICE.
ANo sO'
kTa Meeting or IN. President and

Ara Meeting or IN. President and bite'i'l
"A I,nuisa Railroad Company, ~ il-H 'ms'.'
day. the 10Th day Of February, Ir's h.,,t.
Whereas. tn- several monthly feauisl.ion' b.
made on subscribers tor SiocH 10 tnr h'u .tt
ronnany for The purpose OF extending saiu
y drnsvilIr 10 the bare Oi the Blue Ril.-' Y =
n.nt III .aeh share Os stock so subscribed =" .
sa,d-y.z: on the Isl days OF January, nera
a.. .uyu,t. September, October and Decrh'
on he Ist days Of February and March -,
dollars per share; and On the Isl days Of jah','
November, 1913, Of ten dollars PER- share, ~ +,
instances not been complied with as u an! -
of and IN others bu, partially complied WIN .,...
Resolved. therefore, That The said fefss
and the same are hereby repeated, ana W h. E.
cation thereof be gwen; ami that, on the i''.-5.
Of AIRY sucb Slockholt.ror Stockholders !" a.
the said Teqni .itions. the President Of tnr ,,l,
authorized and required either 10 make - s
or Sna,-s Of any such delinquent s'o6hn."'s II
10 fAis- he amount OF such r.quisiiioh'' y"
prescribed by the cci entitled ian act Is f
tain general re citations for the incorporate 4
Companies" or 10 recover th- same D -. -,
cays' notice, n he may deem most ripe.'
A true Copy from tie Mlnutrs. lev "a,
CHARLES THOMPSON
Feb 20-coawam
OFFICE OF rHE RlcuM I'd .sD DAs.,,-
RAILgoAp CONAN "a I
Richmond, FEB I'm ..t !.
At meeting OF the Board Of D,ee'o a'.,n.. .s'
n Office OF the Company, on me lo'i :,
lowing resolution was adopted, VIZ "A flanse :
Resolved, That the Rienmona for pt:iia..
road Company Will receive pfop,s4 n The rad 4
Grading aud Masonry oit@rhty hi'.s i. whole ~
s,aun,on river towards Dan'lne, ~ IN" nan one y
10 t.aEvIe 10 sections ot not ,II ,seeise z !,
irngth Provided, the coasfae.s INT IL tn ~
ment for tie work tweEy n'e ". ~, i, props ~
the Company Provided Y" 800 already aeer'
M
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Henry B. Jones Of Philadelphia and T. Jones
were arrested TODAY in his city, charged with
rnbbins the United States Patent Office OF the
Government jewels. There were tuund buried
in the cellar vi Jones's house. one hundred and
twenty diamonds, one hundred and iorly-three
jewels, three hohdted dollars worth OF gold 10 bar
supposed 10 be from the scabtard OF the sword
presented by The Emperor OF Russia 10 Commo.
dore Biddle the Guid Snuff.box, and pint bot.
tie OF Quo Of Roses. The parties are in prison,
and will leave Tomorrow morning in charge OF
police officers tor Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOX


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An authorised by Robert Somrrvill OF Tonnes
i see Ia cell hls Tract OF Land on The Roanoke RIVER,
near Tayor's Ferry, con.aining by lac >;irvry 'r5
acres. There il l56 acres Of valuable river hot
TOM ready for cultivation. The hi-b lard j. al very
superior quality and we'll adaped 10 the cultivation -
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring Ia view tue
land will plrns- call on air. Arnist-af SGrd want, "h"
lives IN the nrishbofIood, aud VII tax pleasure Ia
showing il. TERMS vii he made to snt Lie purchaser
JND. : EATON,
Attorney Tor Eobsrt 7. Somrrv.
Henderson, Granville co Nc March 6-ctf