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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

face of the earth in The region where it is
found, compounded with nnmcl nous in,
gradients in constant proportion, and
known to have been flowing from lis
secre, springs. as at tho present day, at
least for eight hundred years, unchanged,
unexEauslcd. The religions ul the elder
world in an carly Stage Of ciYilzrlion
placed a genius Of a divinity by The side
of every spring which guslled from the
rocks, or flowed flom The bosom OF the
carlll. Surely it would be no weakness
for thoughtful man, who should resort
for the renovation of n wasted frame, to
one of those salubrious mineral fountains
if he drank in their healing waters as Il
gift iIom the outstretchcd, though inyisi-
bic hand, Of all everywhere present and
benignant Power.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
FOR ORDINARY.

TIE Friends Of VIRGIL NJ. WHITE
announce him as Candidate FOR The office
of Ordinary at the ensuing election. 9
We are authorized 81 announce EDWARD
PRESLEY, rs i Candidate for the Office Of
Ordinary At the ensuing election.
We arc authorized to announce Col.
WILLIAM II. MOSS, as a Candidate
for The Office Of Ordinary at the ensuing
election.
D7 The friends Of HENRY T. WRIGHT
Esqr., announce l:m as II candidate for the Of
fee of Ordiuary Of this District, al the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce Maj
w. L. COLE MAN, as 4 candidate fer
Ordinary al the ensuing election.
The friends of HUGH A::N!XON, Esq,
respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for The utiico Of Ordinary, al The next
Election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

The Friends Of Maj. ISAAC BOLES,
announce him as Candidate for the office
of Tax Collector, at Tho ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Cant
=. f. GOUEDY, as candidate for tho
Office Of Tax Collector, the ensuing
election. Jan. 2
The Friends OF Maj. F. W.BURT, an.
nounce him as Il candidate for Tax Collec.
tor, al The ensuing election.
The friends of Col. J. QUATTLEBUM
announce him as candidate for Tax Col
ietlor, at The ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce WIN. l.
PARKS az Candidate for Tax Collec
Tor, al The next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
"A dslA REe. .5=
EAR. .ELBERrB B Ian N, ,srespe tfllysoiieIs
IA D his Professional Services to The citizens
G A N DID \ TE S.
->->>~u>~~>>.c~.,>v>".>s
FOR SHERIFF..

TThc friends ofWESLEY BODlE, Esqr
announce him MS Il candidate for the Office o.
Sheriff Of this District at the ensuing election
We are oulhorzed TO announce Capt
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can
ditla,e tor Sheriff, at The ensuing election
U7'rhe friends Of Col. TtlOS. w. Ian
HAN announce him as candidate lOr the
Office of Sheriff at the next election.
GJ'The friends of Col. JOHN HILL an
nounce him rs a candidate for Sheriff OF Edg'
field District at the next election.
u We are authorized 10 announce t. j.
WHITAKER, as candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
u The Friends Of ALFRED MAY
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
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Fol, CLERK.

~ We are authorised to announce
WM. NJ. JOHNSON, Esq, il candidate
for Clerk Ct the District Court of Edgelield
at,he ensuing election.
~ The friends of PETER GUATTLE-
BUM, Esg,.. announce him us Il. candidate for
,hc Office of Clerk of The Court Of Common
Pleas;ol this District. at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce 'PilOS.
G. BACON, a candidate for re election as
Clerk OF. the Court. for Edgcield District.
The frieuds of L. PENN, announce
him as a Candidate for hc Office of Clerk
al The ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
4 WONDERFUL YANKEE.

"Talk of Crockett why Ezekiat
Nash, genuine Down.easter, could
send him TO eternal smash right slick of:
Nash chaws Chain cables for backey;
takes gunpo@der for snuff, and blows
his nose with Tin pocket. Handkerchief;
he sleeps between iron sheets, Which, in
winter are made red hot. Instead Of
ra's'and mice, wolves aud grizzly bears
prowi about his room at night, but he
sleeps so sound he's obliged TO be thro%h
out Of the window every morning ID
wake him. Mother missed him when d
baby, and found him at last seated oil d
hornc!'s nest, playing bo.peep with i
couple Of rallle.snakes. As an infant,
zckiel Wa; wonder, I guess he had
razoIs and bayonets for toys; walked i'll
'op-bools when he was three days old;
sucked hot coles, and used 10 rub his
s"'as with nutmeg crater; they veaned
him the very day he was bora, ahd fed
him on pap made of flint stones and lig-
nnm7ip soaked in prusic acid: His
appclile-for a boy-wds a&iul; hs
once cat buffalo and three parts oil d
hnrsc, and then asked if tea was mt teady,
When Nash travels BIZ railroad he gets
ouI TO walk triilc of forty OF fifty miles;
and waits an hour or two till the train
overtakcs him. TIE engine comes ap
painting anl blowing, and often Isays
with forced laugh, Bust my biler, Ze-
kicl, but ofalI mortal critters, you're the
biggest; | reckon your father was a
fash OF lightning, and your mother an
earthquake. Darn me, ef you aint all
ornamcnt to creation AS a spcculaiot
Nash is cruel lucky; he held SOME canal
Share once, which went to such a premi-
nm he was obliged to send the broker up
in Il balloun to sell out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07
AMERICAN COuRTsHIPj.

Yuu know nothing in the old country
of going-lead. you only saw one Of
our young fellows setting OF to pick up
a wife, i, would wake you Up amazingly:
There you would see him, perhaps, in 4
harvest afternoon, wi,h-Ilis smart wagon
and best team. lie arrives at her faith:
cr's door; leaps out-statts' right in.
Miss is sitting in one corner, sewing a
napkin; falher'sin t'olhcr, putting new
handle to his axe.
"Good morning, bo,1l," says thIe
young man.
"Go0d morning, Fred" says both III
return.
81 say, SQUIRE" says Fred, .s.he old
lady is in the kitchen with something
in her head She wants 10 be telling you
Of; you had better starr."'
Still cutting away ut The handle, the
old squire gets up and leisufely bows
himself out oflhe room.
snow for it" says Fred. 81 say
Miss! its all up With me.''
up with yOu'" says Miss; shows
thal?"
"Why,"" says Fred, "lhere amt no
fun in natup' in fellow living by his
self a house as big as Shakers meet.
ing, and nothing in it, barrin plenty 6f
furniture in the rooms, the kitchen chuck
full of hams and inginnols, the cellar
over the lip with cider; and nothing elsa
in the universe bat the live stock out Of
DOORS"
"WeIl, what else would you have RI
says Miss, saint that enough, you little
""Enougha" says Fred; "No! ,heFs
amt wife in the Iot.n
SAY! that's queer - says Miss with a
blush. -.
"No, it amt" says Fred; ga cri.ter
must begin some time TO be marred.
I've just la'en thought that way, since !
the houselis fixed. .cut I have oireih
thought5of you, Miss! Oh! there now; 4, W
don'rlook SO flustered,n', n',says Fred, iii
soothing !q9s Is ~ san 3ss 9,s
pend, as warm, as "a cooking stove:"
"Tu,s! you're a bold fellow" .says
Miss, .sss
.Well,' says Fred, 'ta,s ain. no..3
You won't say that ugly Words'' -
"Won't {" says Miss.
"Well, them says Fred, awi!l you
say mo- when ask you right offa
"To be sure WILL" says she;. ''and
keep my word, too, you gomerall:."
"Then," says Fred, with solemn
voice, "Mary my sweet love, will yod
refuse me p
"No" says she according to promise:
"There you are!" says Fred; ,riuii-
phantly.
"Taken The bait so I'll step aIohg
and tell father
All was settled light Oh; and Fred got
pretty wife the next week to finish ihs
lol-North British Advertiser.
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TEW TERMS

Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CEETs, per3nnn!m
ifpald in advancc-S3ifnot paid wIlh'ns'T Win , mX
months n from the date of subscription ana ID
81 ifnot paid before the expiration of the tn,
year. All subscriptions VIII DC CO, Go".l,'%r" rm;y,
t;nm or the ycar but no paper will be DIS
.on,;nued until all arrcarages are PAID un
. less at the option Of the Publisher:
hly person pruearing iSc responsible SUB, SUD
tAs5 s5e,ibers, shall receive the paper ior one
,5vEnr:sssErs , onspicuousiyinserted a to
cents per square, tl2 lines or less lof !n' nc
frs,nscrtion Tor cac'I s"n,.i',''SI ,;i
yhose published monthly otqnar'cf'y' VIII
ho ci,,rneI 81 per square. Advertisements
no, having the number Of insertions, maIkea
NV m ,hen, w;ll be continued uutil ordered cut
and charged accordingly. .,.o n,on,n,
Communications, post paid, d,"l!! De pton'pt
" and strictly attended 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

lR'sn Wlr.-"FaitIr," said an Irish.
man vino could not set into his cabin
at Gaiinsafly, his wife, having turned
The key upon am; "laith, but 1'm re-
gu!ariy locked in!"
".la!" saidhis companion sin where3
"Why in lie street"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

LAMAnTlNE.--This great man thus
replied 10 some ofthc FrcncI, Deputies
who essnycd TO display their vii by call
ing him The Poet Spokesman: LAS to
this epiller OF Poet, Which my enemies
are pcrpetualIy hurling at mc,in the hope
of causing my destruction, accept it,
gentlemen; and ifit be the will ufProvi.
dence that some few rays of.g'or come
to illnminc the last years Of my life, I
shall still rejoice to find myself guilty OF
the crime Of 'pocsy What then, are
we doing at lhis very moment, this Very
day, if it is not then the most sublime OF
all poetry !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-07

TIE UH!oN.-Professor Chevalicr,
in'thc course Of an article in ono of the
leading Frcncl, papers, thus briefly and
forcibly notices the spirit Of our people
and the value of the Union :-"The
American people in their dissensions,
possess ;he,arc and mcrilorious wisdom
Of abstainiug waichluiIy from extreme
measures. The utility ofthe Union for
cyerybody-its most prolific, universal
uliity-is present 10 all minds. Dis
pulants grow hot and angry; the agIIa-
lion Of parties rises high; but, sooner
or later, all is settled by one OF those
compromises which aprertain TO the
essence ofreprcscE!a!iGe govcrameat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

l.
The foreign news brought by the steamship WASH
tpgtoD, had tho effeot Of unsetting the market in
bres dstufs The sales Of -four we're limited Holders
stuck out for previous rates. at which moder
ate extent were effected Wheat quiet. For oorn,
holders demanded previous prioes and moderate sales
were effected at 'ormer rates There change
other descriptions of grains Meal IS boz
fore the news Provisions continued Arm = nd rales
Of new mess pork were made at the full of yester
day Beet was frm with es!es Of ter ms sta ed
below. There was DO material change In groceries
Cotton was active and sales pretty freely made at
slight advance Freigbts to Liverpool were steady
ASHES There improved, demand for both pots
and PEARLS Sales # 100 bbs Ca madam pots were made
at 81 The fsme price demanded by the holders Of
sorts of American.
BRKAp.ruYFs.- Faur-The sales reached 5000 = 1000
barrels. including western canal, Oswego So, with
loo barrels Of Ohio at IS u.s. Southern remained
about the aame Georgetown and Howard street we're
worth SIS so S. 66 and about $50 barre Is Peters
burg City Mills we're sold at So so. Wheat No sales
were reported Holders demanded prices curro Mt be-
tore the news. Coyn.-We noticed sales OF about
coo bushels yellow private terms uppssed to se 1T
t2c 1900 do sold at 900; 600 90 New Orleans
The same price For handsome lot old high Yed &C.,
were asked. Meal Va, Geld So Rye was quiet as
62c. Oats Sales OF $500 bushels were made at 45c
ley war quiet
CoTror : The sales to day amount to 500 bales
the market being considered eighth stronger than
yesterday. Il....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

su Ia s.r.h Jse.soS Capt Bv.ra lying .. tho
adopted have e.a.sd ,..s dsss uos. q pro-
pny iS':,s S,.,d Too. slsspas IA hs
-, :; s:.:I MID upss
eyssd noise made ~ the s.psn the rs~aasr Of
stw h.v' beg proupl, eAil.d out PrsHdsst.lY
ssl vss Of toe hsshss fs the
p and If. ar :s
in also Ill with cabin
@ .ss Z. at ssss as s:s
s's 10y ss ID ID :; % -
could have saved from ,o~i sSs sn
s Captain :. su,i: :; 10 ~ az s.
bar moster who sosd his and tas tide
tis delay iaiS the %sds II the rvsi the
% ',ss 81, ana g. =. Gala. y ss.rtsd Ths FIRE con.lnued
Ashore the orth strand Mr scutsd
two s.rs with bo.is evenly men, who Afforded
n. s..
ana shs ves tot: pre-. .td the appearaass Of
BARK CLARssA New York Belfast which put into
Newport frost biten over adeu
opinion M She not over laden "vsn at inc
che sss a and ten fs. two shs. end the
s;s cd at he pn in N ooo.eqnsnee Of hs mate and majority
him to make the port that plot who plotted
s tss, or e. Ys1s The ssm psS
ss cause prr'aa,es IL to her bling toe deep Gee
ve.s ge" - - ~ IVA
ard II: sss
upon It The I'D her 81 va. s
$ the .ss has "a sS s :: %
crew must have sum for 81 psovons but
little o. toard Sewas about - sged md bad but
thenaster who has tam, young belonging Well
rect wfo was recently cd and young Iaac
j. M s soS sSsI aud cs,.ns ss !; ss y
reta pared got tho harbor She was last
sen ainssii aud eerng South She 4 hpo
ystsel, valued At about S40OD.
MISSING vEssEIschr fse OF asout 90 tons from Ns-
and ned that Tie vsss and ali
on eosrd we're lest the ast Of September Che
FIhrm Hadley Nachas Port ana three oaasrs bsioasa
essw here
BRIG SPARTA. of Bristol which WIN. A. orc 90 the
beck Autuai 9TH e, Gt rjner
ScHR SUSAN BENJAMIN Cliff I'd Of AMI Bath Bos
on was eaPszed ah ns'aot about mes northeast Of
SoO worth Of vi ter stoss The and six In
%
scHR Mars HILL at Providence from Charleston had very
severe weather the split ss and received da
B. n Pm Escorr alais went ashore near curuek
NC preiousto t instant that good cider
sne was thought off and rohtesd for $500 Sad
% partly in Bosonnd partly at The Protection s
Ship Leopore brigs Attia asd Rodoph (ase Baltimore
proceed to California The Alta belongs Flynn com
Whaling ship Audey purchased by company
IN Newport for An expedition to ifornis
Notice to Mariners.
The new Light House BLACK rin, Che South shore
ton PLAIN white hs. As feet sSov. level ~ ss
water rse aud fa about 80 fest, bai ding square
Ke. nedys Er akwar Y Of mite IL, 0ivsas
S.s.Awstr. les stery {! viii b. gai 10 for vssss IN
ieAds ioo Bsen The following are bearnss II
tho propins Mt n.aa lands within view r. IN tho Ieh!-
N Satfh Il 1oxxn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
New Ne rk Legislature

SENATE
Mr. Borp reported bill Tor the establish nent Of free
schools throughout the State
MATTERS.
The Commissions OF the Code rent In report com-
municatiDg the result Of their Iabors highway
FUGITIVE SLAVES
Er TREhpwKLL introduced bill for the further pro
teotion " personal hberty rbo bill proposes to
bibt any officer judge The state AIDING In the az
Iest OF fugitive siaves.
PRIVATE BILLS
supdry private bios then taken up, which 90
supicd The remainder Of the feseion.
ASSEMBLY.
wnAT KgEr!
The sfEAksa presented request from the oolored
people II bany for the Of the Assstsby
lr The delivery Of lecture on agricultural chemistry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
THE CALIFORNIA HERALD, NO. q.
MAP OF TIE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
&C.. dkr..

TIE CALIFORNIA HERALD, No. q IL nov ready for
delivery.
1t contains oil the additional intelligence from
California together with the throughout the
country, Of tho migrating parties, no. IL 10 illus
uatsd With splendid map Of the Day OF San Francis
co. with all the soundings and islands therein
tully deiinsstsd and ne view Of shs and har-
Dor, with vsss.ls riding at anchor. This Is q very
valuable number to those who going BY TO the
gold region
Agents requested 10 send in their ordsn Single
copies sixpsne~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

D1eu,
On Monday, Jan. Sth, Of disease Of the heart MARY
vile of James Stothsrd In the 69th year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her resi-
deDce, No IL Msdiron street, on Wednesday after.
noon at O'Clock, without fur Their notice.
On Mon day, 8th Infant PHEBE ANN, wife Of Benja.
min d. Winner. aged Al years, 2 months
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fully invited 10 attend her uperai this Wsdpeeaay)
att.rDoon, 1t 8x O'clock M. nee
No 81 Bank street, without further invitation.
On Monday January 8, of phthisic pulmons ais, HAM
NAH wife Of Edward T. Ccgan in the 3Sth year of
age.
The msmbers Of the American chapter No. o o. Of
u A. and the Order In general respectfully invit-
ed to attend the funeral from her late residence ia
Mulberry street, on Wednesday, 10th instant, at l
O'Clock. PM
On Friday morning, Dec 90, at o. clock Of cholera,
Wa MCCALL, aged ~ years, native Of Middlsts a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
81 Arke q.

NEw ORLEASs, Jan. 4, 1S49.
The cotton market oontn uee firm VII sales of 400
bales Flour WAS steady, with sales Of 5000 bbls No
change in other descriptions OF grain Provi-
sionr were improving, while groceries steady.
Merchants were anxiously waiting the receipt Of the
Europa's news.
NEw OaLEAvs, Jan g. 1S49.
The saes Of cotton, to-day amou nted 20 5000 bales,
st quarter Of cent advance since the of
Europas sdvices Flour CONT nu.d Grm. The d-mand
for In active The sales reaching 10000 bu,h-s at
$50. Nelas ses selling at 100 Provisions still tend
upward. Freights to Liverpool steady.
PIrrsBuRGH, Jan 8, 1SI9
There Ia q steady trade demand for QUE ana prices
are firm At S4j but large sahs conld BE- eGsctsd
exn.pt At decline wheat good ioau,ry for NIL.
hDg bat prices are unchanged sss at roc prime
white In corn changes 10 pr oe. and the d-ma nd
Il much ess We notice sses Of rye At 8sc barley at
Acc and ontsat 2oc sales OF lard In Dbl, ct 10 and
In kegs srt1 there IL some Inquiry for prime aud
pork bat holders are asking higher prices than
buyers are willing TO give Smsu sales OF ssg.r a pre-.
vio9s prices Molssses In good dema I'D, aud market
firm. Whtkey 10 dull at l8c. Five feet in the
chan mel and river risspg Weather has moderated.
No beat left for Cineinn All to-day.
VicKsBURe. Jan s, lSs9
There Is fair demand for whisksy, but no change
In prices Sales OF moasses at 24xo. and $50. Beef
Csttie-Sales Of 700 head ut SO 10 per 100 lbs.
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lhe weather..

On Tueedsy, the "a inst the thermometer, at Fran
coma, ranged from twelve to tix .grees bslo
zeio and on Wednesday morning indicated twenty
degrees below zero.
Last evening, the 7th at nine O'Clock, Thermometer
At the surface OF the stood seven degrees be-
low xeroi ths morning at eight O'Clock, at the same
point ihis the coldest yet this sea.on few feet
above the spow the mercury several degrees higher
- Ho,fJo'd 7tyes, Jan 8.
At Ssco en- Monosy last, the Thermometer stood at
don hal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

John u Breslin, Dem VI Seneca county, has ben
chosen speaker Of the House OF Representatives Of
OHIO baving received 81 votes, four more than was
cast for Johnfon Lewsett lWhig)
A long sdore's, signed by several citizens OF Ken
tuchy, urging the people TO incorporate = gradual
emancipation clause in their ns~ nstitution f pub
lsn.d In the papers Of Louisville.
John LsugbIin, indepen dent candidate for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 9-Arrved-Blrks Mary, whiien Bos
ob Gov Briggs knowies dc; sobr Thomas Fenner Nokcrson
fitvd,bte
C,sres-Hr bark Great BRITAIN WHOM Kirnh Iroland bry
Oro'A keenc san Francisco; Edward Adsms Jsnye 81 Tho
mas 'ehr MONSOON Silman, imnson, Nc.
aHIlgr miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS on o., AMIR EUROPA foo Basr aud Liverpool
tcoch. l.utrs Can 10 prepaid. ~ f'
Letter tags u ,ran Isabel for Havana will olos at The
above sh'cs tht Aite noon a. ha past3 O'Clock. " -
ter beg for Nil Of fndos Chasres Panama
VIII b. made up at tho above Friday,
hHi' ana oiwao,d pr ioysi mal steamer. - =
BARs SARAH JACKSON The following paruoalars OF tho
oinhg Of tns veete tetore reported
sAurders News Ia "A hts o'clock
Oh honaay hsrAE fire discovered board American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

asOrT 0T Ne,n YorN .Jnuucrv m aoAo
~' "'''''S A"s Ao1Vs
,,,r npr. ,,g,~oo- c,.,. -.
srrs ........... 4 tU ruoH wArEa . "a
>NoI~~>~>,,~~>,,~>-e~>->~~o
Cleared.
Steamsbip- Europn fDr, Lott 40, r,oo r c,r,,, y.
shIs~ W,,,m,pster 4, n, amer To- a. c,.o.
FaxIun. shysnnnh T.,ior A Nerrll H""''' o""o'
BARK pprr,et ewrll LoekwooS San r,ar.,s,,
seIra Bhss earborn Pensacola ToeEer smysn 90; Orb
Baltimore Mary Napkin do t,aot Tavio,
a~-ev.x,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

There has been material variation In quotations
for any Of these ecurites within the past MONTH al
Though compared with those Of November last, 1t will
be fesn that quite improvement in govern and
State securities has bten realized. The financial
Statements If the Cover auditors Of the several
Stases which have from time to time published do
BOT show any change either way 10 the pub
hc finances Our public works have, during the past
year, bee highly productive and the returns show
bsndsome increase In the revsnus from that source
In all the estimates de- for the year. an ad-
dt'opal income put down. and II there Is not cor
responding ino,es.e in the expenditures may look
for . favorable report OF the finances Of each
State at the close OF the present year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

long debate followed ssd the petition was Anally
granted, BY vots offs to %.
RorICEs oy pILLs. -.
MI BrnKnAr gave sotios Of bin relative 10 tns
Commissioners Of Deeds and Nstariss Public OF Ne"
York
Mr SmirH gavs notice Of bill for . railroad ITO"
Rochester to Syrscuse
AnOTHsR SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
bill introou oed to incorporate 'ne ieoPs''
Bank for Savings iu New York
THE GODS raoeEDuRE. -, .
Mr. EoBLK's resolution was sdop.so' cs.nns On sne
rommiss,on,rs of The Code to report, aat sso up
the Commissiopers of Practice to report udmen1
II sny were psoessary to the Code OF Procedure.
Adiourued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
Army Inyelliuenco.

DSAru or MAyok JAMks w. PsnRosE The Piatfs-
burg Republican, Of the 4th inst, announces the
death At Plattsburg barracks on the LIST, of Major
Psbroes graduate If the u a. Military Academy ~ho
served In The Florida war, and under Generals Taylor
and Scott In Mexico ana for has gslieutry at Cerro
CordO was breyeied . Major IN the Army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10
Emigration TO California.

The following personc left Boston Monday for San
Ffabchco In the Bark Maria
Mtsns q. Thayer, and Augustus Thayer, OF Brook
me; John w Draper. and " alter Gould OF Cam
bpope; j. Snerden Bacon, j y. St,chnsy, Aojah
ketb, Francis \ MaboDy VIM. Reed, NJ. A. Park
hsrtt oidn Oliver, Cbas Gsy, Ssmi II. Marsh, 3 q.
Hand Dunbar and @ d. wymsu, Of Boston; Chss.
ENobcE Dspl Lsthrop, and Jas Harding OF
Sprpensd Geo n DAVIS, OF Worcester; John A.
Brss.r, Of ssl.mi W Masters, Of Newburyport
Ship Grey Eagle, Capt Powers, 10 at Pn;IadelphiA
and IL nov rsc-vipg Der freight which IL composed Of
DRY foods, groceri-e provsens hardware cntsry sad
dlsTy flour, feed boots, shoes caps, hats, etc. eto
Border heavy freight lit. abe will carry soms 40
passengers, among whom are the following
Msssrs. Tbomss, A r Davis. @. c. whbS T
II Brown, y. NJ. Caldwell. D. Smith. " Shipped. n.
Ttrbert, Smiley, Mallory, Y. DILLINGHAM;, J.
man, q W Bonnet. r Du Boz jr., 7 Du Bosq, W.
Conn, jr, - Hartman, T. II Koon. J. Wright,
- Helstssd, r. ~. Carn,sn, II. d. Csrmsn, and
Others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-10

Three notorious unt@rsiterr arrested sbouta
week since in RichFuono 90, G. Tboy had parsed
quantity Of bills purportng BIZ sued BY the Bank Of
cape Fear.