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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20
MORE COLE HUNTING STORIES.

Below arc some items which ure rather
SHbGdish, but every hing from California is
believed now-n. duys:
Gold dust nj the mines had fallen in price
TO siN dollars an ounce, in consequence ortho
scarcity ofcoin-heing less linn one lhir, of
its rent value nj rtIg t. =. Min. Capt. WIN.
G. Marcy, son ofthe U. $. Secretary orNvur
hud collected fifteen barrels orgoId ore. having
dispose oreveryibing in the shape of sun.
plics at his canhp IN exchanges Tor the dust
Provisions nnd food ofevery kind were very
scarce mud high. Pork is cited Mt 5000 n
harrei, Hour Sloo, bread 80 cents pound,
benns 500 per bushel, bfhndy $50 pnllon
and other lhinSa IN nEnhaElie+.-- s+,+,-r r,,r'
ties had commenced killing horses and muoa
ior lnnd HnficS iHeEe entertainer of rrttirI,
supplies from Mexico. Whale sbins vr+,,
selling off their outfits nj Monterey, M enor.
nous profits.
The correspondent Of tho Tribue at Wnsb.
ingion, thus writes:
Capt Cuttcr,who reached the u.,ilaL S.atas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20
TEACUERIs CONVENTION,

The TcncbcTs of CoWmon hchdols, aHd tho
frlcuda % Education generally, nrc requested
90 meet 100 Convention, nt the Town House 90
Luncnhutg, on Saturday, the 27lh lost, at 10
o'plool1, a ". ~ addfeE mHy hf expected
on the otcasaui and there viii nlso BE- brought
before he Convention various imporpnt sub
jrcla cbDUooiCt with the interests oiscAnelz---
= full attendance IN requested nNd- expected
! MARSH. Sup Of Schools for Essex Co,
Jan, 10, no
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20

OiiiO--FoTn bTrLHHED ELECTED GREET
EXCITEMENT AGAIN ~ TnE BUCKEYE
STATt,u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20

ed by sucl princihlrs, aud surrounded 10y Rn
enlightened cnbluol go MD Boz carrying them
on, tie country viii realize What hns been
piomsrd-uu Administration worthy the
hrsl duya 0llhc lcGgblir.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20

I 'lliR---i OhH 'f' LANED I4LECTEp- bRTAT
ESclrEmENr AGAIN ~ THE BUCKEYE
STATE
CoNUMBus, Ohio, Jan. 9.
RI lIl " lIilnlan, from lhn Eumuiiiiee nupuiut-
ed yesterday TO assist the Governor ia count
ing the vote, attempted To read n report sec,
Guided hy six nf the democratic members OF
the Committee in which he set iorlh lho ron
sons for rejecting llle r6lc of the county of
Loraln, Tie principal one being TINT the re-
turns were not sealed. Weller was declared
hercupoH to have 2s0 majority, but tho Speak
or Immediately arose aud pronounced the
report Uut of or,ler--rhnt the Committee was
appointed only 10 assist lbo Speaker. with no
right 10 report Hereupon scene of great
confusion ensucd IN consequence of various
members of the opposite parties INSISTING on
being hoRrdi chaos reigned ~ The lie gislaIure
for the sruce ofi0 minutes. during which no
definite iden could he gathered Of the views
OF either party, such wns the violence of dec
lnmatiou ohHll hands, with repeated calls TO
order Whitman declaring nil the time his
determination to he heard at all hazards
lhEcn's OF force, and mutual charges Of cor
ruption were the order Of the hour Finsjiy.
the Speaker ogroedto the reading Of the re-
port. and lha---~ns followed by resolutions
tor HTpO>sftTTg joint CUnmtIIee To make fur,
ther examination into the subject Whitman
sl"Nu wv HH cNClteu manner Tor TWO hours
The Speaker then rose and declared Ssubvyy
Ford elected Governor Of OAio. While no WINS
thus engaged, Messrs. Archibald, Whitman
aud others attemptetto interrupt Iha Sneaker
with furious gestures, words aud ontbs-
charging him with having violated his ON of
aiiicer So lie C4.t.pet.ti+-.,-+ir-
broke up in tho mi,lsI of the greatest excite
meat
The house was immediately called to or.
dsS, hot took reooss, The Senators also
repaired Ia tue Senate chamber, and soon nj
ter adjourned ~
The house proposition to nnIiaint n !J,tnt
committee TO examine the Governor's vote
Mas et the ttttlt-e tn H., he
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20

GA Detroit correspondent ofthe Roch-
ester Democrat, speaking Of the report that
"Goncrpl Cnss will bc returned to rhe United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.

In all but len parishes heard from, The woe
for Governor slani. Walker, Dem. l2.Sie; De-
clouc,, whig 1885. DIS majority 9o1. IN
the sane parishes, the vote vas; Cas- lSo'';
TAYLOR 1917. Taylor's majoriy 3,244 Demo
craicc gain 2.737 The 10 parishes to hear from
gave Cas- majoriy Of 1913. We may therefore
sat,lT g, down "od Walk in the Wafer" as
e!sced. For Congress, are elected three Demo-
erals, viz: La Ssre by 800 over Jackson; ia'-
manson by or 400 over the "Rey. Col. b'acHi
Dick" s,ewarr; Morse by OF 300 OYER Os'en
and one Wing, Conrad, by or 500 over Beat
~. Las, year every District gave majority
for Taylor. Louisiana has signa'ly reouKed
her adopted son, who has failed 10 Stand up 10
his iaith.
Democracy has swept Mississippi. Qu''man
is elected Governor BY from 10 ID l2.ooo-aEo
every district elects Democta, 10 Congress,
viz: A G Brown BY about 1860 over The Rev"
M Wnans; Melville IA sain) by 500; t'ea'h-
erslon BY 1000, and Thompson about Tn
same. The Mississippian rejoices over The lE'-
umrhant success of every nominee IN The Sla'e
s.,lya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
SINGULAR RESULT.

Thipgs in New York are as nearly fi' as
POSSIBLE. The Senate stands II Wings, 10 De-
mocra.s; AM re House IS Democrats and 69
Whiss-a lie on Joint bailot. ~ The eI3ht Stale
officers The Democrats cleo, four, viz: Juase o!
the coun of Appeals, Attorney General, Canal
Commissioner, aud Slate Prison Inspector AMI
The Wings also fur, viz: The C'mptfol,eF' Secfe'
tary c! State, Treasurer, and Engineer and sur
yeyor The Democrats elect four judges Of The
Supreme Cour,, and the Wings Ionr also. Thus
10 bea, down ae power Of the Wings is SUB"
s,an,ial victory. In regard 10 ibe cry OF Tree
soil" being lesl in The election, the Albany ar
gus pu,s ior.h the following sound views:
So far as The results arc favorable 10 the De-
mLeralic Cause, now or for The III ure, IL is
Democratic victory. And il! IS only by absIa'n-
ing from claims and preiensions which ilhfY
,dvan,ape 10 section, thai /, can prove 10 be ~
The end nyhins eisee han nrac:;;@--! fe'ca'' by
common consent, and by the se'Hs on which 'ne
unon STATE TICKET was agreed he"h anu support
ed. the slavery question was reSafdtu do no ioh-
ger poin; Of difference aud DIVISION among
Democrats but vas discarded as ieS. CT be'
nIocracy. In 10 Other altitude can I'VE Dciiot'
racy OF New York stand and ac win taeif De-
mocraiic brethren Of oihei States and sections
ami any aliempt 10 revive he discussions upon
This point; will only serve 10 fsnev line o'sl,.
ions which il is hoped have hsen terminated e.
lcc,ually. Tolerant views and the avolaahce,
ON both sides, oil irritating claims, WIN esmen'
and consolidate The Democratic srens,n'
CONTRARY coarse vii. reopen Old wounds ana
lead inevitably to renewed disunion and ultimate
defeat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
MR.. BorTs AND TIE wHIi PRESS.

MR.. 6oTTS AND TIE WHII PRESS.
The Alexandria Gazette refers 10 Mr.. b''''
letter as lin bad temper and bad taste" anu
GAYS" He rides high horse. lie approves
of The foreign policy Of the goyerGnHn'' OUT
seems 10 be out of humor with every thing else.
We had though! that MIR. Bolts would b. calm
but we were mistaken. lie seems TO wish 10
eide in a wbirlwind.'" The perusal oil his
letter, il says twill, we arc sa;isfe BE- sufficient
10 consisn il, for lone, temper, and oojecis' 10
the condemnation Of every true wing 10 me
country. We hsve nothing to do with the loca'
disputes in MIR, Bolts owa district, bit when MS
action aui public coarse srs designed to 20 MIS-
chief aud 10 injure the Whig party generally We
shall not hesitate to comment upon them.
Still The Wing and the Times of this CITY, so
far from comment ng" are as dumb as M
OYSTER" We are little surprised that tho lat
ter. whose Editor was "on sober second
thought" so anxious to vote for Mr. b. last
sDrre. does not now find word 10 say IN be-
half Of one, 10 whom he was SO eager to commit
the tcslnes Of the metropolitan dislr.ci. Las
Mr.. Bots or the Times changed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.

Public attention is still almost exclusively
absorbed By the late almost fabulous events that
have recently occurred 10 the royal palace. The
palace OF Madrid, concerning which Napoleon
said thai bis brother Joseph was be,ef lodge d
than himself, is densely peopled from garrett 10
cellar with antiQuated placeholdeIs, every one
OF whom gives different version Ut The things
that have come 10 pass. The ministerial Iougn-
ais are sIraining every nerve to prove lhete has
been what THUS Oates called "pl-a-a-', and
they are determined that il shall not be "Siihed.
This leads us 10 examine whelherthere have not
been some "privale lhealricals" 10 The business.
Let us fifst examine the political situations be-
tore The ministerial changes. NarvaeZ's political
position was attacked by many parties.
A reform in the army has been decreec; a
battalion OF every regiment OF the army, "a bat
talion 800 strons) and two companies OF eve
nv battalion OF Chassnrs, have leave TO Telire 10
their homes, but with The understanding that
they formed the army of reserve. IL is calcuIa.
ted that there will result from this an economy
OF a hundred million OF reals.
Narvaez has got decree laid before lie Queen,
declaring that The change Of governor OF the
palace should be one OF the attributes OF the mis-
er OF State, Tor foreign affairs.
isIA deficit OF 500 millions, credit lost, and taxes
that could not be augmented placed The Narvaez
Ministry in the hard position OF either making
retTenchments or starving.
The Narvaez aud Christina party have obs
tanned greater moral torcc than that which they
were before in possession Of.
II is said that complete reconciliation has Ia
ken place between the King and The ministers
who, having waited on Ills Majesty on The
evening of The go, experienced the most graci-
ous reception. The King has consented TO re.
main in Madrid, and was 10 be named honorary
Governor Of The Palace. The former Minister
OF the Interior, M. Armendariz. had been ap.
pointed Intendant OF the Palace, and his com.
mission was despatched TO him by express 10
Logrono, where he now resides. The first ma
jordomo was 10 b. reinslaed in his functions
General Narvaez had had a long interview with
M. Mon who was s,iil talked of as the Minis
,erial candidate for the Presidency Of the Cham
Der of DEPUTIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
uDoN,T pay EXPENSES"

While the Wings have the greatly reduced
legislative majority oil 9 in New jersey, the
Democratic majority on the popular vote is
3,GOs making clear gain Of nearly 1000
since last Fall.
II Michigan, Mr. Barry, Democrat, wac
avowed himself in favor Of the principle OF non-
inerysn'or, General Cass' ground. is elected
Governor by upwards Of 5000 voies over The
Wing Abolition candidate. 10 the State Senate,
moreover, the vote stands more han two 10 one,
and n The House three 10 one, in favor Of the pc
licy ayowed by General Cas-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
MOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, November 81, ls4s.
TIE CALIFORNIA CONVENTION.

The Republican Celebrates our ar!ic'e Oh 'n0
part played by the administration in framing an
anti slavery constitution for Caifofnis, and still
maintains that Gen. Taylor has shown himself
10 be in fact as we'll as in name =" southern
President" |. il certain that the northern sup
por,ers of Taylor, with tho same field OF ooser'
walton before them, regard he mission OF 4.
Butler KiRg under The auspices oil Tie admins
,ra,ion. as having effected much good for The
cause of Tree solism-and repudiaie The ioea
tina, Gen. Taylor has taken any course 10 pro-
mote the rights Of the south. The N. 7. III
hume asks, with much force, if Gen. Taylor had
been wiling to sec prevail The right OF The sou'h
10 carry slaves 10 California, could be no. nave
secured al least one delegate 10 resist The adop>
ton of the an;islavery clause3
We did express our surprise Thai Messi'. BOTS
Gwvn nd Other Sou!herneIs in lie Convention
were found voting for this clause, Which Was re-
porlcd as adopted unanimously Subsequent ac>
counts however, slae that this vote was mefey
in committee Of The whole and that the discussion
ken in The House. II will enhance our SUI
pris., # those gentlemen shalt then be found vo'>
ing 10 sign away The rights the South
In Virginia and The whole South, Gen IaYi"f
was mainly recommended 10 go his death Tor
Soulhern rights Though he was s1uooo'niy
silent, and though Gen Cass had in bold anu
mastery letter denied and denounced lie power
OF Coneress TO abolish slavery in The territories
Taylor, the Wings said, owned 200 slaves. anu
was, therefore, all that The Scuh wanlff upon
his pledge he was elected, and The first lhIns ne
did was 10 place lree.soilers in The most irhuec-
lial ami powerful positions in The Government
and his organs al Washias!on aud elsewhere IN
suit The Soulh BY declaring that the or'gn'es'
feather in his cap is that he has refused 10 breathe
whisper in behalf o! The Constitutional rights
of the South, and the iree>soil declarations al
ribu,ed to him, on his Northern TOUR have never
been denied, though information has been over
and over challenged. From such 'Soa'heTh
Presidents" Heaven deliver Us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
WASHINGTON NEWS

We learn that Mr.. Clayton add Mr.. Ewing
had quarrel oil a violent character in the Ca
bine, meeting on Monday. II is said 10 have
been about the French business.
We learn farther, tha, Squiei', "aarrxeiiol'
OF Tis,e Island as ouhdei Mr.. Clayton, ard
called forth instantaneous demands for e1plana>
ZION from Mr.. Champion, The British Charge.
Truly, The Regency OF "lho man OF peace" has
succeeded in efocing plentiful CROP Of dplo>
maiic I'm lu.es and quarrels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

Know Ill men by these presents. that wr, Tue ~
scribrrs being Stockholders IN The James hsr' y"
Kanawha Company, IL hereby constitute ahd "Pl"'"'
- -, our ifiIr aud ia~ nj a'tfhes anu P'ai
represent each OF a. III al general M W
Stock holders al sliI Eompiuy. net win" : MINI,
.ou,lly present ar rrpce.rn,rd ~ sDme other p'"i'
viz, tlll power nad auoaiy II such srnrf' nre'''s
10 give sr.h votes and IN do snch othrf ~,
acts "a each al Us could give or do ~ memoer y, ~.
.sid m.,r,rp,. II we We personally present; and we
do hereby ratify ani cnnhfm Whatever vose ~ "o'es
oc 20 asis, sui attorney may lawfully give ~ u.
for ~ in pursuance of The authority hereby e0hie'e'
upon hin. -,
one thousand eigat hundred and ----.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
". b ARcaER,s CASE

On Monday night The Jury reported that they
could not agree. Yesterday noon the same re-
per, was made-and they were sent 10 their
room, 10 repor, 10 the Court last nigh! the result
OF their Deliberations
Last everins The jury still reported that they
could no, agree, were discharged, and The p'iso
ner remanded 10 Jail l. is positively stated
that eleven Jurors were Tor conviction and one
or acauit,al. This case closes The Criminal
term.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
Photographed II The B'limo { A me''can


The Uabinc he'll long meeting To- ay Ihp
special sutects which eIsfosset i2 a'enI'oh
are not known
Nj, Farrcliy, appointed 10 he sikh h"Gi'";.
snip, sntr:,G upon The da.ics 81 h> "ilic" Ia
day Mathew s. Ca'ae, il is supposed, will be
Ms chi"i rst.;
Mcmhcrs 1t Congress m" era'as''y afhy'ts'
ard gu. cry bca;s TO Or q1iie ligeiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
Concsnosderec 81 he Raai4orc 81"

WAnsHor u, N,y. H. i5ia.
There vas fare up III The Cabirc'; 5oi 60
MOI sEuw, A. yet, how it is terminated.
GIL Web ..l - Z; hrg 3" Berlin ~ Ans'll1,
il 10 the later power, il is Understood that lhr
Chafeeship row existing Uii b. changed into a
foil mission. AT The rfenes, It Austria The y q
til later power stoGp' III. laoic il 3 1e2imIne-
20 maintain the dsso's u pgopfictY AMI diplomat
ic eliQurnc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

n private letter received hi. marnipg from
john Brown, the Fenyman. W. ii ID The follow
Tag mofsel GAYS tie New Yok Evening Posi- y
"Gvneral 'iaYior says D. i.inl.s The sales q
public lands have urrn immense sine hf eau"
INFO rG.cs. Poor srni! the Cabinct make 'i.a
think, whcn re ssos commission or an oficr,
thu, Le Is si.ning a land warraa iGs "a! q! a
Iy,'h v.arraci.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

nR. THoMi. SHIELDS and DIR. RICHARD r
~ WALTON, having GssorGisi themselves ~ inc
practice OF Medicine, tender their think' I" th-t
trends ana tnr pubic generally Jr Tie lih5fl patton
age ALREADY bestowed "n them, and respectfully so"
Gil rontiauancr Of The same. They eau l!way' =
found when -unaly engaged, NJ tlei r'pe'
ave places o. residence.
L Hberland cu.ntv, Va Oct. 3G:h '"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
ALBANIA.

General Dennis Dent. Whia vas nnar;m. PC.
IL elected President OF The Sena e, ard a Demo
cratic Secretary. In thu Il nsc, Genera! l.. !.
Waleef vas chosen Spc- tier. and all The clfcels
l,, ,ne nan,.1.oi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

Mr.. Hopkins, late Charge d'Afares to Portu-
gal, and Mr. stiles, late Charge d'Afaircs to
Austria, arrived within few days past al The
seat o! government.
Col. Arthur P. Haync, o; Suu.h Carolina, is
also among he present visers Of Ibis city.
National Iateuigsn.er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

don Times, as one OF the "sisus OF The times" in
Ireland, that The RICH. Hon, James Graitan,
brother OF The member for Mea,h, and son OF The
late celebrated Henry Gla,lan. the Irish orator,
has resolved on the sale OF bis Irish property,
with The intention Of leaving his native country
forever and becoming settler in Virginia,
where be has already effected purchase OF 5000
acres OF land. Mr. Gra,,an's estates are not very
extensive, but they are 10 tally free from any ia
mily ercumbrances. The right honorable gen,
lleman always bore The character OF an iudulgenl
landlord, and was constant resident in Ireland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

"A Washington correspondent, of The Baltimore
Clipper writes that MIR. a. hilles Wise, The au-
thor OF Los Grinsos," accompanies Mr.. Schroe-
der as Secretary 10 The legation of Sweden; that
Col. Magruter, OF the Uni,ed States army, has
been ordered with his company 10 California
that Commodore Jones has been ordered home
and Commodore Smith goes ou. 10 relieve him:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
HEAVY FEE.

To show how SHE pabic ccose" is plucket hy
Wang auth rites. the New .ori t.euins rcs,
cites The TACT that Ii, referee appointed by Judge
Hufl5un 10 certify The Costs aad charges incurrf
in ex ending Canal street, struck oil a charge q
Inc Corporation Counsel Nv. HaID oj $1,000
for drawing he report u The G )mmis.iJne,s and
making tcnr copies Of i'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

JaMG; RIVER AID KANAWHa Cp!:iSf.
t.,iE fifteenth annual meeting oi tho ''ocsh"ief 81
the James River AMI Kantwha Cnm?@' w., w
he held AZ the Comptnys Oi r., Ia tn, CT, "a """
day, the Goth OF November.
BY order %. The President, and Directors,
WM. T.. MUSfUKD. -'c'T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

C,pt. Wormley, OF tho Royal Navy, eng,
is q yirginian. He is from Clark County, and
has siser residing near Berryvlle. So says
the Winchester Virginian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
MARRIAGES.

ay Tie Rev Rob; Eell, ON Thursday. ,ne IN ins ,
JAMES 4 FOLEY, III Miss pALLoSiA NaEi.l
MA$SIE daugh:r! Of Thomas Ma.se, u l!Et tiili.
Ra?pahaunock county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
POETRY.
10 "a. Eduers Of the Enquire:


VIII you be kind enough publish 10 , lae whtm Of
.rrss,r AT rhyme and thus crafty the WIN ~ ="
Jlish girl, who has tho curiosity W ,h,ns ,hev will
original lines In public print; mol Una, an, crs.
do any credit TO your p BE- ga as,onshed al your suffer-
inc syeh 10 ,nnear in tho Enquirer but
hope you will be oaLLAsT enough 70 n.41'''s
request mace " TO- be porrrcAL but yet can feel
ro.t,y In nv heart of hearts. cannot express
for words would be inadequate 10 express the "u,
v.arninp for the infinite Sprit-land which snlne
iImes feel when reading Poock's Course Of I'm''
whsre he describes the youthful sons Of Paradise
aHalf lifted up
Between the hill and dale, recned benea ,raans
The shadow Of impending rocks. mone sonahs'
And thunde ring waterfalls, and ~aVihs e al,
How sigh TO join that band. 20 saI1 ba,pes who
scenery of Heaven, with those inlshee., s.aIrd no
inhabit the Paradise of God ,ousb,s and feelings 10
heart must ever remain ths for never will MT
which I cannot give ut'eia"'''
NAME DO oErcraved
On Fame IS unmouideripe pillar
I'D I must content myself win INV
ns ,Pponsbts. When think OF all '''a. ~ rn.s
own ,rsmble; but am in for II now, 10 he'e e'
For the Enquirer.
THINGS ONCE HAD.
Ibad a Flower, u tender Flower,
That bloomed so beautiful ana gay,
II aourshed in my woodland bower,
Then withercd, fell and passed away
had Bird OF plumage bright.
That sang SO sweety al! the day,
And made my sad heart always lish''
But soon, all. soon, u nrw away.
Ihada secinRrL, 80 very tame,
Her NOME was in my breast,
And vel, before cold Winter came,
She sought some other nest.
Ibad Fs,gsp mild as the Dove
That sings It's song apon the tree'
Bot she TOO aed 10 realms above
And left none here TO comfort mo.
And Tim, am a pLIeHrEo thing
Nv heart made TO sigh,
For like bird with sRoxkr Wlns
liz VAIN l strive TO fly. i .. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

- Justice Of the Peace for the - 80
s,,a 4, bp,rhy rerutv rh,t whose name Is above
subscribed As an attrsIing wtass', pefsphily 'p' "
eli before me in my - a!0rr ana mn, ~ 49,
tia, the ahu.e named ----. WHOSE alint' arc ~"
sc;!5ei paflrs 10 tie ebase letter % a''"'".
snowledced me same ia the presence 9TH saii WI
ness rs their af, and deed
Witness my hand and zeal, This - DAY Of "
eighteen In nd,rd and - - tst'~'
RicHvosp 2i,h Oct ici3-ha"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23
The London Times OF The Isl instant gives the
following intelligence

Malta, Ocl. 25 IS49.
On CAUSE.-THE United States frigae Mis-.
sissippi, tearing the f,g OF Commodore Charles
w Morgan; The Constitution irIgate. Lieulen.
ant Rowan tActiugG the jamestown corv.ue,
Commander Mercer; Inc independence and The
Cumberland
The United States Irisae jamestown is jus!
telepraphed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

Hon. Thomas 81. Benton arrived 10 this city
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-23

IN Observation-Disclosures Euits hr'd ~ .tsw
Clerks office Of the circuit suprrof Io"t u,,ts,
and Oh ncery, OF Northampton county, on '''
the 2fth day of September, ls49: ,,d .tl-
uueh G KEYS and Thomas Keys, merchants a"'
nrrs. trading under the firm Of Keys & Bfo,ne'
against SWEET
John II Berry. Thomas 3 Williams, Natn,a,.otao,,
and william I Facheit ,as rasrtd
The defendant, John II Berry, not has,ns 10 tie
lis appearance and given security, aeeoi sa, ana
Act of Assembly, and the Rules Of ms mel 10
appearing by satisfactory evidence li ia, tie
said defendant, John Berry do arpeaf mrs sr Mon.
rules to be holden for the sal; Cont , ~ me pam
day 10 January next, and answer me , o, o. inserted
,lfs and that copy OF this order pe ,,v NJ Rchmonc.
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and 'h. sno.sf the said
posted at the front door OF The Goo ,. .'''
county C'pgSII,s ROGERS, I. u
Oct 26-cw2m Locioi