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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-09
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EkANklIN THEATRE, rs CHArhAN 5QUAtE-
Magnificent perto for this week The wonderful
tribe of Arab Grs will through their daring OF
MAJ f.uiine VI Model Arstes will
number ct splendid
lures The f-salo seenadsrs also she sable srothsr
Sguo Bliss India rubber With variety other
sEtrtsipmeot An afternoon perfornsaoo Wsines
dsy shd Saturday ut oclcek Boxes o. Pit i2la stage
q nj PriNafr hoxxl. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-09
WANTS..

WANTID-BY YegNe NAN, A SITUATION IN 4
w Dry Gsods Pawn seea wall acquainted with
the uads viiBas W naAe himself ebsinx in
Address this s8ss, y o. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-09

Before ! uoge tamnuds.
Ore s--The Court vas occupisa All Gay IN h'aeing
eia motlous Of which there 90. 'uch an sesn h-
Iston TO dispose Of th-t the Jadg~ AL ne sa0di SIT
IAN ten o'clock ut night, 10 try aud nsish them
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
For the Blue Hens Chicken.
"A GARD.

!. 10 Messrs. Jeandel, Vincent, Mcdonald.
Shields, M'Caulley, Pusey, Gregg and Others
pa ucularly, and the good people of Whining
ton generally, for their kind appreciation Of IL.
courtesy due stranger DESTROYS by his humble
lahors' 10 promote the happiness Of our race,
return my warmest thanks.
My visits to the College, Seminsries.
Academies and Schools but more particularly
NE pubic schools, gave the great pleasure.
MY visit TO The alns.house, for the protection.
care and employ Of tho insane and poor, was
also very satisfactory. This institution Is an
honor 10 The county, and Messrs. Graves ard
Walker, who have charge Of II, are an honor
to the institution; yet, think il they had en-
ployment of all kinds. suited 10 all the inmates.
they might be more happily employed and ,hs
expenses Of the institution considerably re-
drced
8. 10 the kind Daughters of Temperance,
who honored me with so respectful an invita-.
ton and vote of thanks for public address
| return my warnest gratitude.
a. My visits to the large, well organized and
houTishing Sabbath Schools, Of the city; to.
geiher with the Christian courtesy Of The Sn.
peilntendens, Teachers, &C., for kind attention
and In making arrangements and extending an
Invitation, for an address On tic Importance of
this invaluable institution, has added another
rose 10 my boquet Of happiness in witnessing
the progress Of Light. Liberty, Christianity
and Human Felicity.
Afieclionatcly farewell,
w. ID. q. McfEY.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03


-hssTs. Eiit0rs AS have always been i,
lhe lidbli OF Keeping ynu acquainted with nj,
rdli.h es, thought would send you few lines
am out as usual, on skelching tour. and a.
! have been engaged on Susquehanna scener,
i"r some llne past, ! thought | would vary /
by taking another direction. left Philajei
Pima on the morning Of lhe 2Glh INST, al d
clock, A. NJ, In The stage. crnwdrd inside. ton
driver seat, and the boo.. The morning wa,
c'audy aud close, and gave every indicltiun OF
raln' AT Grinaninwn had view Of Carmen
lrrs ra'"ee' which from appearance 10 a very OK.
'ensNe place, AMI cost upwards OF 800 600
Al n'clvck We arrived al Chrsuul Hill. where
our numbering old fashioned stage cmnlied il
sell OF living cargo to hreasfist. Nv anne.
NE was In ine condition, and after fully sails.
lying II we again set of, but | now had taken
my station on the top, (you know am an as.
rlrIng yonth.) | now go.along better, and had
a tar vlew Of the country through which W.,
assed. The harvest is nearly over, and the
crops are abundant, but the corn seems very
short and backward, owing 10 SO murb drv
weather' hen we reached Linn, Lexington
we i"nnu The people considerably frightened by
me appearance OF the cholera in The nuinhbof-
hood AT the Bucks county aims house there
were fourteen laying dead at one tine-bni
l''NeiFhil 10 the aims
house. ! continued in the Stage to Coopers.
burg, where shall remain for the present. as
Il Is situated in II lovely and healthy valley.
about iofy-hya miles from tho city. The see
merry around Is beautiful mountain beyond
mouniAln, with the blue mountains in tho DIS
lance. have soma pieces marked out which
! shall go To work on VIXEN get a little rested.
Last Saturday was at Aleniown-n was the
day appointed for the funeral ubseouies to the
memory OF J. X Polk. The tuwn was full
folks, but the procession was alh,r small, anil
The addresses by James NJ. Porterand Rev. MIR
Shlndle were guud-the audience wore much
pleased. though The latter was in German. and
10 lne was dead letter. but from his manner
and action no seemed at home with lis subject.
About O'Clock the Tide set homewaid, aud II
lett with tho crowd. All ntown is the county
tow n, and contains about five thousand inhah
itanis, and is situated on the Lei igh In a plea
SAINT portion of the county. The town pre-
SCENTS pretty appearance. and is much impro-
we'd by the fine bui dlngs erected upon that part
OF the town which about year ago was des-
troyed by fire. The Odd Elbows arc puttino
up line building, wbch is nearly fnishrd.-
They erected one on the same spot in 1877.
which was brnt down in 1918.
The weather has been very pleasant here,
and the nights cool enough for one 10 sleep with
The windows down. Send income of YOUR pa.
pees-it will be curiosity here. must now
stop as the stage is coming. You shall hear
from the again soon.
Yours &c. F. De B. r.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

An OpIous LAw.--We know of no law NOR
aisgracefsi 70 our statute book, shan the on,
which allows the arrest and imprisonment OIL
montreal lent OF the State in Delaware, BY
citizen Of another State. Hardly a day elan
ses but some citizens of a neighborng STATE is
arrested in our city either while paying us a
oriei visit on business, or passing through in
the cara. These arrests are alm3s, invariably
for debts which cannot be collected ia the State
in which they are contracted. We protest gainsl
being made place OF punishment. and prison
house for all our neighb1rs. II is bad enough
in all consciencs (lhough the hated lottery sys-
tem) being turaed into gambling shop. for
the vicious of tho states of Pennsylvania, New
York, and others, without being made ialors
for the crimes, folles or misfortunes Of such
citizens as the humanity oftheirown laws have
spared. In nine cases out OF ten, Of the arrests
and imprisonment OF non rssilents for debt
which occurs 10 our city, thu creditor has the
opportunity Of meeting the debtor in the place
in which the debt was contracted every day
uiby their own laws not being able to impris.
ion him, they lake advantage of a mans being
in this city away from his family, 10 have hin
arrested and incarcefaled in the Jail at New Cas-
de, to lingeI there 10 the great injury Of hi.
business. Often too,the person arrested is ius
about to start on voyage, his passage ha.
been paid, and he only expects 10 arrive in Bal
imore or Philadelphia day or SO before til,
the vessel sails when in passing through our
city, he is dragged from the cars, incarcsrated
and the vessel sails without him. There are
lew arrests made by non residents OF this city
for debts contracted out of the State, bu, are
The result of malevolence or revenge, with a
desire 10 injure the unfortunate debtor as muel
as possible. The so,e design Of the credilo
being To Pn' min &c as muea trsablo, INCOME.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

The Marksts.--Tho City Council have pass.
ed supplement to the ordinance, prohibiting
'pedlars OF all description from standing on the
side walks, places designated for wagons on
Market days. They have also resolved to erect
from the sun.
Dogs. Only about fifty dogs have been
licensed by the City Council. There are Q
great many more than that round the street.
Camp Meeting There will be a Camp
Meeting held on Delaware City Circuit, In the
Messrs. Couper's woods. near Red Lion, Del,
TO commence on Thursday BIN Of August.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

Tnr SMYRNA TELEGRAru---SAMuEL F. JoNes
ESQ.,, EDiroR.--We have received the first
member Of this new paper published at Smyrna,
Kent County, Delaware. II is neat in its
mechanical execution, filled with useful and
Interesting reading matter, and promises to b,
Convenient vehicle for Communicating valu-
ablc variety of information to the people, and
10 The merchants and mechanics Of Smyrna
will be valuable medium for advertising. Il
it is pa,roniAej as ii ought 10 be. and its merit
Judging from the first numbef) entities 1t to
Ills an additional star to give light TO sentleni
beings, as such ws hail lis advent with pleasure
give it the right hand Of fellowship, and
wish II success.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
For the Blue HENS Chicken.
Dgunksnne.,, crueNg and sAams.

-'F''''''71' T"rEIJ HH1 DHaWts
A poor drunken brute, no, many squares from
Robinson street, has for some two or months
past, frequently at night kept this otherwise
peaceful neighborllood in alarmand disturbance
by his Bacchanalian spreos. He has upon one
or more evenings broke the doors, locking glass,
furniture, window blinds, &c., in his house,
(which house belongs to his mild aud excellent
wile.) He has frequently turned his wife,
child and girl out Of doors to suffer. had they
not been sheltered by neighbors. He threatens
TO abuse, burn and destroy his wife's and his
neighbors' property. He has been once or Of
iener in the Town Hall cells, from whence his
good and abused wife has released him, and he
has become such nuisance in the neighbour
hood that there is talk Of sewing him up In
sack and throwing him in ihe air over the Chris
fano, as to where he may fall nobody cares
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

AssgSArIos OF CANADA.-Ws arc among
those who advocate The annexation of Canadi
10 the United States, whenever it can be don,
peaceably, with the consent OF Great Britain
and the Canadian people. llore woud be al
accession Of two millions Of hardy, intelligen
freemen, with sutlicien, territory for several
states tirom five to seven.) The annexation
would do away the forts, custom-houses, Gus
tom-house officers, and the vast expense oil
keeping them up on our Canadian frontier.
If necessary we shall not object lc annexint
Cuba upon the same terms, as a free state. but
not as slave state or territory. Our motto lie,
let slavery alone in tie sidtes-haye no more
slave 'erfsory--no more Save states.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

TO Merchants, 0loners and Masters Of pessel,,
Pilots, and others, fnitresfed in The Commerce
Of The Bay and River Dsiatcare.
The Undersigned, late deputy Collector
and Inspector Of Customs. at the Port of Will
mington, in the State Of Delaware, having been
abruptly and unexpectedly turned out of Office,
and having had with you an official and person.
ally pleasant intercourse, of more than len
years standing, cannot reconcile 10 his feelings
or serse Of proprety, that an entirely silent
should take place, particularly snd y
The circumstances that led 10 his d:smissIon.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

AGsSr.-NI. Francis Chapman. No. 10 Yves
SiA.h slcei, (Aqcni for Smith & Wistar's
Nov Castle County Map,) is our authorized
agent to collec, pills and receive subscriptions
for the " Blue Hens Chicken"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

There was a great excitment on Tuesday
night in Water street, caused by man becom-
ing jealous of his wife and man that board
ed with ihem--he chased them off with load
ed pistol. and many threats. Rum is connected
with the affair, and has doubtless caused this
bad feeling. F..
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

GgoRGE p. DAVIS, ESQ.,, Causes CoRSER. =
We hare appointed Mr.. Davis Agent, for the
Blue Hens Chicken, to obtain subscribers and
obs, and to receive the amount of subscriptions
u Chester County.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03
For lhe Blue Hen,s Chicken.

Messrs. Editors s---A young lady in this place
was taken with oramp cholic yesterday, so Sc
yerely that her life was despaired of for several
hours. Considerable alarm was felt lest il
should be the Chclen. She had eaten green
apples on The previous day. She is now re-
covering.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-03

Hon. PRssLKy SrRuAscE will please accept
our thanks for valuable public documents.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
Do NOT DESP

DO NOT DESPAlR.-We say this TO- all those
VINO are gradually losing natures brightest ornament the
mar. Although you may have tried all other remedies
n YAM 1y you haye np yet used JULES HAUES
Fan ~ LpeslRALE HAIR RESTORATIVE, there
Is s hope toryou ThiSi the ne plus ultra of ali nre
paraqons Tor the restoration ofthe hair when lost from
1ne eleets OF sickness or other causes 1t will positively
brng N new hair on bald heads, and prevent its falling
out or becoming thin It's use will impart to the harsh
est mar the most beautiful and SILKY fneness MAKING il
grow long and giving tho most luxurant appearance
It is nfalbleand is pronounced by all who have used
IT, 70 ns not only without an equal but far superior to
any aTcle Tor the purpose ever offered to the public
Jules Hauels Eau Lustrae Hair Restorative mas attain
ed popularity never yet reached by any other prepa
raton or ne halr This proved not only by the large
quantity which sold but by the fact that some desp
cane persons adopt the same for their articles in
me nope to induce the public to purchase them under
ne impression that they getting the genuine
Therefore none should purchase an article o the kind
without 1t has my name attached '
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut street
For sale by Alex Duval, Gaynor & Wood Fl I M1-
iefi H. r. Duya Purcell, Laid & Co., A. Leslie, Dove
~ lsaacs ;. M. Zachrisson & Co., and r. Duquesne
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
CITY AFFAIRS.

HIGH-HANDEp PRocEEDING.--O Saturday evening
last, wagon and team belonging to Mr. Samuel B.
kagand, stopped in Cary street, by white man,
VINO stated that he had lost horse and that of the
horses belonging Mr.. RS team was the one he had
lost lie thereupon took possession Of the eam drove
the driver off, unhitched the horse claimed and was in
the act OF taking him away when officer Pearce stepped
up and cause.-The to return the horse to Mr. Rag!
lands driver. We gather these facts from Mr. r.,
who intends using every endeavour to learn the name
and place of residence of the person who thus uncere-
monlously proposed appropriating his property.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION, Z

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Tuesday 18th December lS49 I
At regular meeting OF the Board Of Directors, held
adopted
hesolged, That the thanks OF this Association are
Manchester Fire Company, for their promptness in re-
pairing to the lire Saturday night the 9th instant and
the efficient aid rendered by Them in extnguishing said
fire. Ae N~''
By order OF the Board of Directors
JNO H. BOSHER, Sec'ry.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

The free negro fellow who struck and seriously in
Jured Mrs. Abrams, week or ten days ago. on Cary
street, was brought before the Mayor again Saturday,
and condemned to receive severe fagellaton He was
likewise required to find surees in the sum of 800 for
good behaviour, and in default thereof was committed
to jail for three months
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

The STEAMER MOUNT VERNON, Captain Mitchell
has again taken her place in the Port Wahall line be-
tween this city and Norfolk. The damage sustained
by her machinery short time since has been thorough
ly repaired We shall have daily communica alton
with Norfolk During the period of reftng the Mount
vernon we had only tri-weekly line to Norfolk
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

c,gS, A CARD.-The Fair for the Monumental
church wall commence on Tuesday morning, the 18th
instant aud continue during the week 1t will be held
u La rayetle Hall, on 9Th street, between Main and
Franklin and nearly opposite the Belfly. There will
be refreshments together with great number of useful
ana fancy articles and toys, suitable for the season.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is invited to the
SALE to take place this morning at Ii o'clock at the re
s s6ot ol sq Charter decd in the Bowling Green
Utensils, &c. See advertisement. 1's
c., ]. B. KEESEE,
pa Sai e. conducted by GEO j. SUMNER, Auct,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

LARcENY.-Two negro men (slaves) were hrouehs
before the Mayor Saturday charged with stealing Ono
of them was dismissed, but the other was committed
for farther examination to-day
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
DIED.

On Saturday night, PRISCILLA BOOTWRIGHT,
the infant daughter OF Bartholomew and Sally w.
Slade, aged two years and nine days. The friends of
the family and those Of Mr.. Bootwrght, requested
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF Mr. SIade,
this morning, at IL o'clock.
On Saturday last, at his residence in Henco county,
Col. FRANCIS WICKER, in the Goth year of his age
He has lett widow with four children to bemoan his
loss
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

Henry Box Brown, the negro that escaped from Rich
mond Va, last summer, by being packed in a box and
of"The Slave-,rade and Life on plantation"
~ Y, Express.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
MARRIED,.

On Thursday evening, the 18th Instant at South Gar.
den in the county Of New Kent, by the Rev Dr. Car
ter, pr JOHN " ROYSTER, of Cabin Point Surry,
to Miss LUCY c. PRICE, of the former place
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

SAILED,
Schr Henrco, futile, New York.
Schr Richmond Trave1s, Baltimore,
Schr Charles Kent, North, Baltimore
" Hl4l4AR2ELPldlA, Dec. 10 Cleared, schr. New
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

9AN consignment, small lot of cotton Oznaburgs
" rs and A brown Domestics, OF prime quality, as
a sample from Leaksville Factory for sale by
deI TlNSLEY & BRYANT,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

Washington correspondent, writing on themom-
ing OF the day Of Mr. VIM. j. Browns explosion, says
Chase the Free Soil Senator, has been electonerng ol
him all the morning, and Gddings declares he will vote
Tor him il necessary"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH MATER AT e. o,c1ocK AZ

HIGH WATER AT g. O'CLOCK, A. M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

To conclude with the
WASHERWOMAN; OR, MARY Writes Guosr.
Wilmington and Mary. .,...... Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

The New York Tribune publishes the follow
ing account, by telegraph, of the conference of
Wing members of the House of Representatives
on Wadpaodo,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
CAN'T BE FOUND.

A removal from the Post Office at Shenan-
doah of democrat, and the appointment of o
new Postmaster who cannot be found has
placed the good people in pretty fix. And
Mr.. Miller, in despite of Fitz Henry Warren,
has to hold on until he can find some whig to
to put into the Office who can be found.
eve would be glad to learn whether
the new postmaster for the Edirbmg
post Office in Shenandoah has been
found. ."--Staanton Vindtcator.
"He has not We learn that the new
commission is addressed to a Mr. MI
tonberger, a somebody not to be found
anywhere in the neighborhood of Edin-
burg The former postmaster, Mr.. Mil
Ter, yho is good democrat and an ac-
comniodating gentleman, has kindly con-
sented to take care of the office until
Fitz Warren finds whig who is willing
to take it. Rockingham Register.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
MAIL FAILURE.

We extract the following observations, on
the subject of the late mail failures, from the
Carolinian and take this occasion also, to sny
that there have been several recent failures of
the mail on some part of the line from Charles
ton to this place, but we are not informed
whether these failures have been the result of
high waters or from other Causes:
1--WE have not passed unobserved the
silence of whig and affiliated presses ON
the numerous mail failures since Mr.
Postmaster General Collamer has been
head of that important Department.
The Picayunc is forced by corespon-
dent into reluctant exhibit of the fail.
ures of the great Southern mail for the
month of July, which shows the follow
ing results for the 81 days, viz:
"FAILUREs.--l, 4, s, Z, 13, Ii, 10,
90, 27, %, 20, and 30th. There you
have l3 mail failures for the summer
month of July, and in the last instance
Jfve days in succession! AS the , say of
big cabbagcs, "that's hard to beat"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.

The Legislature of Virginia, now in session
at Fauquier Springs, gave splendid supper to
Elwood Fisher the defender of Southern
rights, on the 3oth ult. The Enquirer says the
occasion twas marked with one feature of pc
cpliar gratifoation-the solemn and united re-
probation, by men of all parties, of the mad
scheme, of the enemies Of the South and the
spontaneous and unanimous outpou. -hg of a
firm resolve to do their duty to tho South at
the present interesting crisis" Well done for
the good "old Dominion" firm, and if
the "tug of war; must come, South Carolina
will be found side by side, with shoulder to
shoulder with the defenders of southren rights.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
GEN. p. r. sM1TH.

1t has been currently rumored lately that
this gentleman, whose headquarters were at
San Francisco, and to whose inhabitants he
became very odious, was compelled to seek
protection from, their indignation, by getting
on board some vessel wearc gratified, how
ever, in being able to state, that the Picayune
learns from good authority, that the stories of
Gen. Smith having to go On board q vessel, in
consequence Of q difficulty with the residents,
is ail falsethat the General is well, univor-
sally respected and very popular He had
moved his headquarters from San francisco
toSonoro about seventy miles distant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
MACON CONVENTION.

ARailroad Convention was held in Macon,
da, lnptweek, for the purpose of celebrating
upon the propriety of connecting the Atlantic
coast by means Of q juneture with the Georgia
Railroad Two routes were fxsd upon by the
Convention, and Il seems that the great diff
Guilty was, which one would be most available,
The one favored by the Macon delegation, and
finally agreed on byth Convention, is known
as theapper rente, and contemplates n con-
nectic between Macon and APPOINT on tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
ARTEsIAN WELL,

We learn from the Charleston Courier of tho
aoth inst, that the water bearing stratum has
been passed, but without procuring the ex-
pected supply of water. With Mr. Holmos
however, we still hope thatiby "a continuation
of the work, some water'beasing stratum may.
yet be reached that win yield The desired clio.
nrent in purity and profusion" .,. :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18

Georgia Railroad West of the oconee river,
between the town of Madison and the river
Books of subscription for the upper route are
to be opened immediately. The Convention
adjourned to meet at Augusta in September
next