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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29
ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING
Selling Off, at Reduced Prices
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
DESTROYS OF reducing their sock OF
Cpothing and Gents Furnishing Articles,
much possible, before the close of the season. would ous
purchasers call and examine present prices.
Spring and Summer Clothing,
and constantly receiving from their Manufsc, IN
NewYork
French Drap dEte Dress and Froet Coats;
English MsTnO and Parametta Dres. and FrocI Co.a
French REM Cashmerete and light Tweed Sac coaa M
do. Cloth sacs, Skeleton, for Summer;
Black and cOlored Alpaca sacs and LHmartn'';
French black Drap d Etc Pantaloons;
do. do. Drap de Turc do.
do. do. DraP dAmazOnss do.
White and colored Linen Drill Pantaloons;
Linen Listado Check do.
India Nankeen and Pongee do.
Best quality Cottonade do.
White asd coor,d Marseles vest-a choice assoru,s.,
Muslin a Shirts asa and cGa asG Styles
Isle Thread, sYPe Silk Gauze Mrno, Fanaa ..A
Gauze Cotton Understands and Drawers;
Silk aud Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ Examine this List OF Prices:
quality Back Cloth Dress Goats ..s2s former price, m
/: 4 !: !: :::::::::::::!!!!: 4
e g Dc Dc as ::::: NIB and "a, /
Black Cloth Frock, at price, in the same proportion
Best quality Black Doeskn price, Sill
ID DO do DO ...........s; 10
9TH and sth do $3.50. 4 and s. $50 and 50
Avery large assortment Of cooed Cashmere PantalOons P
IRON 81 TO 81 Remarkably cheap goods
Super Black Satin Vests from % 90 to
p 90 s Coorsd % .os@
Also Vests Velvet CLOTH Msnno Cashmere BOmbsGuS
etc. ETC.. all exceedingly cheap.
and Tweed sacs and Paeo Blanket Coats sane Pants CY
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merino Undshts aud Drawers
~ One Price!...No Deviation! n
r NM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29

dchargipg her nearly opposite tn VIII
will please the receipt oil their goods OH W
Levee they will be stored their expense and risk
lor2t J. w. ANDREWS d. CO., 81 Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29
MADAME YOUNG.

'HIS celebrated Phlo,opheT Gate Of New York) has
GiIod and Julia West Side. where she can be consulted
daily, except on Sunday from A M. to 9P M. Madame
Young makes petenions to magic, but she will ipform
all who consult her of their disposition and character and
leading transactions OF the future as well
if she had known them from birth. ~. Terms for
Lady Gentleman One D0llgY mvx a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29

~ Louisiana Democratic Assoclauon' i
Members of this Association will at the "Tremon house
ST. Charles street. near Poydras "WEDNESDAY s0th may
b.lfnas, ococs rmv9o1 B. B. LEE, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29

FUEL FOR STEAMERS
'TNHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS
l. will furnish to Steamers the article of co AL TAR AT
reduced price, 1t has been used for several months sue
cessfniy on the Steamer MAGNOLIA Capt ThOmasson
in necton with Wood Fuel and aids very materially its
cOmbr stion. "
The attention of Captains and Engineers of Steamers is
called to this article Of Fuel and qualities refer
GV Orders received al the Office, 100 COMMON STREET
my5 2meOd p N. WOOD, Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29

- FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED. -
ID McCUTCHEON; .09 ST. CH.dRL Els Street Two
L. Doors above P0ydras street. will attend To me
and MOVING or SHIPPING FURNITURE for persons
with dispatch e' ""u eAoou'eu
Hotels Boarding houses, Steamboats, and Shin. .uppied
terms. n McC no q, " ~ w ieosOnoo'o
~ New and Second.h hand Furniture Ronsht Sold
REPAIRED. Vanished and Polished mvI7 an
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Native American Fire CS Mo l Nav s. lsa
a. bSsf mas, o'clort ImrSa1 L. P. MclLVAlN, Sec.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-29

WIN. II. GARLAND, Treas'r Relief Committee
.feD Orleans, Mar %, l649.
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o. The Presbyterian Conference new school)
now sitting in Philadelphia has appointed the first
Monday in January, 1850, to be observed as day
of fasting, humiliation and prayer, by the Church
| throughout the United States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-21
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. GIDDINGS desired permission OF the House TO pro-
pound TO his colleague from the Gallpols district mr.
vINrosl question, or TO the member from the Spring.
held district OF Massachusetts, Mr. AsHMuN1 IL the
former be not present question was whether there
was not an arrangement, in course Of progress between
the wings and democrats OF the House, by which its Of
ices were about TO be apportioned out without consua-
lion with the mRorityl His colleague he was
present. Mr.. G. had understood that he mr. vMToS]
presided at the wing held last night IA general
and loud augh1 He desired 10 inquire OF him Mr. VIM.
roS] concerning the truth OF this rumor
Mr. SrANLY was ready TO snswer the gentleman.
The wing and democratic parties intend TO organize this
House, without reference to the views Of factions from
any quarter
Mf GIDDlNGs viii the gentleman state whether
an arrangement was made 10 apporon out the ofcesi
Mr. ASHMUN (rising to answer) The inquiry, be.
lieye, was made OF me-
Mr. WOODWARD requested the Clerk TO see that or.
der was so preserved as to enable all TO hear what the
gentleman from Massachusetts was about to say
Mr. ASHMUN. The gentleman from Ohio has pro-
pounded to me the question, whether there not a
caucus last night, which his colleague Mr. VrN-
ToSl presided which did make TO the democratic party
proposition 10 apporiion out the Offices OF this House
between those two parties He would answer no Moth.
ing OF the sort was done. Nothing ranspired which
any reasonable mind could torture into such action.
Nothing OF the sort considered, or even proposed
He would state frankly what was done and then the
country could Judge whether all the action taking place
at that meeting is not just and proper, under the ceum
stances in which the House is placed.
Mr.. 2: KING desired the gentleman from Massacbu
sets Mr AsHaUsl 70 permit him to PROFOUND to HIM
Mr.. STANLY here interposed remark, which the re-
porter could not hear.
Mr.. TO0MBS called the gentleman from Massachu-
sets Mr. AsHMVs1 order. his point OF order being
that under the rule there could be no debate.
Mr.. II p STANTON appealed TO his friend from
Georgia 10 permit the explanation to be made.
Mr.. TO0MBS desired the repeal Of lhe rule; after
which he would cheerfqly favor full, fair, and free
discussion.
MIR BURT moved that the rule be rescinded; but
. Mr.. ASHMUN claimed that the point Of order being
before the House. that motion could moi thea he enter.
tanned.
Mr. B0WLIN desired TO propose resolution
Mr.. ASHMUN, (contnuingl An inquiry had been
made OF him. and the House had unanmously consented
that he might answer il and. in so doing, he should
merely state the facts, not going into debate
Mr. TOoMBS insisted on his point Of order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
fe,,,,s CT tlae Enquirer.

.an- Enuutreri is published DAILY (for the,ciiy)
r:.Ml-WEEkLY TOR the country.) For the DAILY
seven dollars per 2nnum, ana al the rate oil eleht
.s,f taken Tor II shorter rrriod thanone year. For
.semi. Weekly, live dollars peramnnm, and Three
stor ak mouths, payahl. III advanc. 10 be paid N
- se, OF remitted by mail post pads or Six Dollars
.unum AT the end oftae year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
= THE nAil.T ENQUlRER-For one square Of
,,.n Nues or less first insertion, fifty cents, ahu
: - succeeding Insertion twenty-five cents, III
..,.i once a week, twice week, or three Times d
~. ta,,,y seven and half cents.
IS TuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sIIteen
less first insertion IS cents; for each continue
nnal advertisers are charged fifty dollars Tor thr
- lines and III thai proportion Tor aI'e1'lsenenss
!, s,.s,s, lruy,k-eIcept Lottery Vendors and AUG
oneer. who IRE charged one hundred doi'a's lpape'
nc iuded ,. ,,,s, h. ,c,on,nani.d with
M ,vance nav or satisfactory references, Ia insure
,,r;uii.m. ,, -,
A., dues To this ut! &C may be remtted pei mail,
esod and available Rank notes, Al the risk al the
oo.tage Of ait irtters beiaG pcil BY the orr
~ postage al single letter is scarcely OF any
-, III, ~ :,t-i: II Is The accumulation al post
). a., ..i.asivr BUSINESS. which operates as
G.s.,a, uDaa t"r E1A"Is'l
f'- =, ,,,;.aaries ana .'iarragss from the country
!! he par,y'a handwriting is unknown al this
.,., hr authenticated ~ the eEiorsation u. this
ol' .r in Nh. reishcothood, or they will in case
',i,s,.d Every measure, that has been take n TO
,,,,,rsitions and Quzzes, mas prove he Teicfue
ming. H,e must therefore, insist iasuch a case
m, enmmunicationbeingc certified by the name Q!
y eos.nas,cr ,rri,,.a on the hack sftkeletter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20

l'ark an open ga ::bling house. monte .ta.la, IN
each corEcr-fsro, a. b. c., and roulette, and
Eumbrrless French games in the centre: n
spl; nd'diy stocked Tara band OF musicians 10
entertain the crowd., who thr,n.; these places So
den'ely. thai you fGd i! difficult! 10 press YOUR
way through, or get near tabIe Abardop@d
women visit these places openly I saw one tho
other evening sitting quietly at monte table
dressed IN while pants, blue coat, and cloth CID
cnrls dangling over her cheeks, cigar in her
mouth, and Ass Il punch by her side Sho
hanoied pile OF doub!oonS with her blue hid
sloved hands, and bet most boldly. One man
approached faro table, staked hundred dol
lars, and won seventeen hundred in fifteen min
u!es. Mkt day | saw him running from friend
10 lrlcni TO borrow lify dollars. lie was broke
Yesterday gambler no came on in the Ore
goa anu who is worth SINE CD 900 dollars told
me that tho proceeds of his bank for The prece,
ding day were 5000 dollars aud vet with an
inialuaiion truly astonishing, men flock 10 Il ESQ
plnces, and stak. The products Of months Ia Dor
al The mines. Now aud thea, it is true, some
bank gels Tho worst OF H. Orc of them was
compl lely broken up by Srulhelner few
weeks ago. He took 10000 dol!grs f.om the
bank IN Two highs playing. Such instances,
however, are very rare.
Sporting is recogn zel here as a REGULAR legal
eusin SIS, and no one attempts TO interfere with
II. IL IS 70 this class III men that The heh rents
ale attributed. One II Them has purchased
l"i on Inc Plaza lor $40, 600 and is erecting
iine wooden building or special purposes. OH
ers ray from one 10 five thousand cellars per
mohih iog ordinary houses, ard they have pos
session I'll tie entire business porte OF the cay
~ N present low prices oi COOS il cauno, but
be seen that some people must be unfortunate
Where is The money TO come from 10 pay these
enormous renis2 And there are more sellers
than buyers. n Common shed, Ii by 20, hts
i"f S2a0 per month, in advance. A hall, 4 b.
IL ic. canvasei CT &C side, brings one hundred
d,llars pr! ia9ath. Los =25 10 SlCO per mon b;
sood bindings io; hotels aLt Stores, $500 To 5000
pr mon III aud yet goods a!c low
Bret per h., I2.c., rori; zoe per ID rice lac
per 10; "ulicn, 25c; -four. so par hbl. or bag;
bread 25c per loaf. C!a;h.ns a pertec, drug.
should ha:tly -dre advise mend VIA! goods
20 Bring or Send here. Thosr who have sent
lumber, have made, and will make, immense tor
Ir0ts. TREND OF mine in Brooklyn, was on
the point Of sending large cargo last Winter;
bl! vas induced 20 ABANDON the prcjec, by his
lT.ehcS. Had he carried out his views. he might
aaye resed tie remainder II his lite. The ari-
Gle is wcTIh $50 lu ;Ss375 PER thousand, and will
be in demand Tor months 10 Gene.
r.
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Teieeraphed Tor the Baltimore Sun.
ALsYAND3il. Va. NOV. lG 6P nj


Eeeison Of the -Ns,Aois. Episcopal Church Properly
Qaeston-Seeoad Pe;o 95 the Railroad Bll, SC.
The argument which has been progressing be.
fore Judge Scott Tor Two days past relative 10 The
respective right, OF the trustees oil The Meho-
dist Episcopal Church Moth, or OF he Church
Souln, TO hold The Cnutch property, was closed
this evening. The judge Immediately gave his
decision, which was to The eff CT that both boards
Of trustees are ruled ou; and he ordered the
property to be placed in charge OF Messrs. VIM.
Fowle, Auhony c. Caz.noye and Phiuneas jap
ny, who are dislaiefesed persons oil Other De.
nominations, 10 hold tor both parties un,i! the
RICH, OF property is settled 10 law.
The bill autnorising the Orange Railroad TO
pass through the city with their trains and loco-
motives, which was yesterday vetoed by the
mayor, and then repassed by constitutional ma
jori,y, has been again vetoed by the mayor and
returned TO the council. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
FOR SALE.

4 sUG Az Plantation, IN the Parish of 81 James, on
- ne right hank Of the river. seveniy-one miles
.ase New Orleans, aud nine miles below Donaldson
't, This plantation contains about two thousand
!s-as OF very superior land, OF which more than
;at saa ircd are in publication and pasture. and the
'"!a wood, containing an ample supply Of the best
2a.' for building aud plantation purposes. The
tened portion OF the property has about five hundred
i;.nlsin cane, plant and raitoons Cane enough will
a-aGup TO plant two hundred and fifty arpents next
!@f very large and cominod Sugar House
.'My new, with two large sets of ketes-one just
sci. the other put IN complete order-and very
he' ,ut steam Sugar Mil, OF u large size and In line
fit', are on the Plantation. An ample number Of
: H't.s dulles and Oxen, Wagons, Carts, aud every
%c-',ny tool aud implement, are on the place.
VIII the Plantation or separately, ny may suit pur-
c'l'.'s, will be sold, one hundred NEGROES, Of all
49, among whom are valuable mechanics and sugar
aii, all experienced aud we'll trained in the culture
deane. Among them are about si1;y.thIee efficient
ahd., which, with the addition of twenty more,
SonIi constitute force fully sufficient the ad-
'anaseous GUILTY. aton of The Plantation purchaser,
eeher. with without such addition, will find the
property fully provided with every thing necessary TO
nise large crops from the beginning, aad at very lit
"seIpensc. Asiti supposed full provision o corn
sa-en made this year, that source of expense may nc
.sd and little aone " i'll he required for repairs al
:? kind.
us beloved tia, more desirable property is rarely
red for sale well In relation 10 Tho fertility and
l'ahaness of the plantation, as to the quality oi the
nrgtes, who not oniy all thoroughly acc!imated,
oN large number born on the place, aud having been
taken of, are In full vi,ur and strength Fur
@e' description Is unnecessary, those disposed to
plthass will doubt, visit the property and judge
W temSetvcs Fifty thousand dollars viii be reQuir-
un cash, aud the balance in and two years, for
Dies bearing SIX cent. interest, satisfactorily
sd Possession will be given on the first of January
her.
Nine hundred aud City four uf he Stock of the
CaZen's Bank will also be sold, together with tie
sl'n,atior. The Purchaser, in par payment Of the
ite ,f Purchase. will assume mortgage debt due 10
&c CItIzens Bank, anOu TO twenty lhnl ma
*s.nly si1 dollars twenty four Cents; with inteIrs, Al
ta, per cent from first March. eighteen hundred ana
fly eight payable in one, two, three, four, five and
i!ea's, and a!so Stock loan, due 10 the same Bank
counting 10 thirty-four thousand niGe hundred aud
ruy-hve dollars, payable by instalment, and renew
Ne on the it-t OF March, eighteen hundred and fifty
sat-very wear thereafter until the expiration Of the
Vtzens' Banks charter.
81. JauEs, October 10Th, 1879.
RORERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Nov 5-roawlot na~,t,t.,tita p,o,of Al -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
Corre. pondencr OF lte Baltimore Sun.

w v.
n, caLifrnia Conf<ue,sg-A SDuitern Mission
The IIormon.-I Increase Of Northern s no
tors +. OBOE Sonihern Ll.quaLity - III,
Bouaty Lad Claims. 81.
We are oily al III. threshold OF the California
con,royery. II is mistake 10 suppose that
even ~ California Convention has disposed OF
the .avefy question. Ii turns oul that the arti-
Ct. restricting slavery had only passed the COINS
Aitiee OF the whole, and sub siienti0 Il had
not been reported to the House al the date OF The
las: advces. Ii Is manifest that there is to be
an opposition 10 IL al the next Stage OF proceed
ing. Not even DR.. Gwin, OF Mississippi, offered
any opposition 10 j, in The preliminary stage;
bu!, according TO Inc New York Tribune, DR..
OWNS special mission 10 California was 10 de-
feat The pfoyl,o
The Administration sent out Gen. Riley with
special Instructions 10 promote The formation OF
Stale government. u III q si.w to get rid of
this disturbing qaesttoa. but several private in.
dividuals OF energy and Influence also went 10
California with view 10 secure cons tuition
unrestricted as 10 slavery. There is 10 be Sc.
we're struggle still in California before The anti.
slavery article is adopted; but il will be adopted
AID the scene Vi strife will, therefore, be Trans
ierIed tu the United States Senate.
But there is sill another difficulty in The rG..
Another portion OF California, embracir,yns
Mormon settlements, now contains ternno,, |
and The Moimons in their form OF NOV cn,rs
have rot excluded slavery. w, rbsn w iH hs
forward with Stale CousiiSu,b viii he realIv
another controversy. Tn First they will BE-
i in helpless PIsdcarhis,ion Of one Slate, with
forced 10 permit lefy and, nert, they aus. con.
restriction alision Vi anolhcr Stale, because il |
SEM 10 >aicI slavery. The South is, in TACT,
ooss h9on 10 admit three ncn>slavhol,lina STATES.
cal.fhe newly acquired territory, 10 say nothing
i Minnesota. Nebraska and Oregon, which viii
Don be al our doors. The Sou'i, now on loot.
ng Of something near equality in he Senate, will
e soon thrown into a hopeless ard helpless mi.
oriiy.
"Failen, like gallant horse, in from. rs.k,
pavement for the abjec, rear
To o'erfun and .ample on"
Sill, suppose, 'hd Union will survive line de-
rucilon Of The political balance, bul il is 10 sus-
Ain severe shock before II becomes settled upon
he Lev basis Of Southern inequality as 10 per.
on and rights.
notice that claim for bounty land is 10 be
ressed upon Congress in behalf OF the officers OF
lie war OF 1872 The priva,es OF that war; and
the war with Mexico, received bounty land bu,
Ct The ofi:eIs. II ,he claim is good 10 behalf OF
lie officers OF Inc war OF 1912, it is also Just in re-
ard 10 those who served 10 Mexico. ION.
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mountaineering.

nle undo signed have formed connection under
| me Style and firm Of NANCE * GuuCil, for
y. plrpcsr of conducting COMMISSION AND
rnsWtgDING BUSINESS They will give part.
., attention 10 the sale of Tobacco, -Four, Wheat
,;og.sio be forwarded will meet with prompt des'
pa, n,;,nm.n,s
n tiice on North BASIN Rlnk.
Tuo. J. NANCE,
-. p. GOOCu
lt lbs Mountain Butter jas, received, and for gale
a s,,ommotating terms. n. & u.
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RIG MON ID, VA.
Monday Morning, Novembee 10, ls4o.
TWELVE THOUSAND VICTIMS.


Ii is stated officially by Wing corespon-
dent OF the Philadelphia North American that
Mr.. Coilamer, The Post Master General, has
removed TWO THocSisD EIGHT HUNDRED AND Sc
vENrY POUR Democratic postmas ers and es'aL-
listed SOS new post offi:es, and discontinued
some 900 which were held by Democrats
This is an aggregate appointment oi3 6S2 Wings
in The short space oil Twelve months The New
York Herald's correspc ndeni swells he list Of
prescribed under this "Washing,onian era" 10
Twelve thousand. lie writes:
The pros criptions cf the cabinet are certainly
without parallel in The history OF The governs
meH'. The number of posmaslers turned out
amounts 10 about 5000; TO which may he added
thousand c erks- equal to four thousand cxpul-
sions in one department in nine months. There
ore perhaps, some fifteen thousand poslmas crs
,ei untouched; but every Office that pays is al
ready appropriate d-those that remain, average
rom 90 10 $3.50 year. In the Home De-
partment, large and small. deputies includ,
ed, there have been probably not less titan
four thousand changes made. In The Trea
sury Department there have been, includ,
ing clerks, lighthouse keepers. &c, some
three thousand more, AMI showing only itou-
sand for MIR Clayton, MI Crawford, and Mr. Pres
lou,we have, in nine months a Isl Of proscI p ions
tor The cabinet, amounting to Twelve thousand.
The exact number Of MIR Collamer's removals Q.
pos,naslers, is 2.s7a, according 10 The borks.-
Nov, when The Senate comes 10 acI On ali this
immense pie Of executions you may depend up
on il, the cabinet will be required 10 give The
reasons. and hosts Il their apro niEen's Hill be
rejected. Indeed, veh,ure 10 predict hat Ewing
aud his department., will be discontinued Is 4
useless iucum5rance upon the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20

+. MALI. SCHOOL.

THE school at Cole Ilil IN Spc,tsylvania County,
heretofore taught by Miss Bronaugh, Will sill be
continued by her, com mencins the FIRST of October
TERMS:
go,rl aud instruction in English Branches for the
stheas c year of ten months S9o
For Instruction in The French language, an addi-
uoai, charge will be made vi III
ln.,;u;tion IN Music. 20
And an additional charge for use OF Piano Of 10
prtous wishing TO enter scholars VIII please address
pErER w. DUDLEY,
Mount Pleasant, Sootsylvanla Co Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20

In he Criminal Court on Saturday, The case!
Of w. B. Archer, charged with lcrei he
name oil Chastan Cocke on prum:ssory note
was gone into on liz mrIils Mes>is. j. MAYO
and g. Cooke gave their testimony Mr. Bax.
Ter then opened lor he prosecution, ANA was ioi-
loved by NJ, Angus; oI III, defence. Al tie
elise Of Mr. AS speech: the Couc, adjourned
until This moIning. MessTs Scott and LTcns
will i,lIow for The dtlercc, and Mr.. Ca.ke close
The Prosecution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

rTHg la, annual session Of this Institution closed its
cu.-. on the 18th ultmo, NUMBER II pupils. II will
te 10 o,rGed on the LIST day OF October and continue
without Interruption Until the st August, 1850.
sla Principal will continue 10 preside over the
institution in connection with all ofthe other teachers,
waO .srvicrs have also been retained Charges, the
SIN. or the last session Some valuable and extern
size improvements are in progress. For particular in
foriaion address DR. Minor, Tappahannock, or
Mr. Virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay, Mil.
Ism, g., Office, Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, III ID.
Mis.y Esser County, Virginia August al-ctf
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GOV NcDOR Ell.

"W" in the Union says: "lIaving seen in Sc
veral paTers that Tic Hon. James Mcdowell Of
Virginia declined being considered as one TO be
voted for as Speaker OF Inc next House Of Re.
personalities from III dcalh undertake to Soy
il is MOI correct i.r Mcdowell is in fire health
batto