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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

We have understood upon good authority that
Col. White, who left here on Saturday, took over to
Perry s. Waried, Esq, at Biloxi, the necessary
athdaylts, &c, and that the legal gentleman alluded
to Is to conduct the proceedings. We have also
understood, that IN accordance with the terms of
commander Kandolph's proclamation, boat load of
provisions for the Round islanders has been ALREADY
seized. NI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
RICH NJ OND, VA.
Wednesday Morning, Sept, 18th, 1S49.
HUNGARIAN MEETING

1UNOAhIAN
The Committee appointed to arrange for the meeting OF
citizens to sympathise with the Hungarans, upon
sderaon OF all the circumstances, which have recently
ransped recommend that the proposed meeting be for
the present postponed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

27ih, will doubtless attract many gay vsiters though
we cant say that we think the modern feats of CHI
valry are worthy of the name,
The proprietor of the Springs, and especially DR..
foyster, the interchangeable superintendent of the es-
adjustment, deserve the thanks and generous en-
enlargement of the public, for the energy, good
taste and lberaity which they have displayed i'll all
their efforts to make the place attractive
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

AUCTION NOTICE.-We ask attention to our
sale OF Groceries, &c, this morning, at 10 o'clock.
Sc IL WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
The Pnciic NIait,

ThcNew. Oresnspspers which reached us w ed
nesdsy present sorry bill OF grievances suffered by
their City In tho arrangements for tho transmission OF
the mails to California and other places on the Pachc
The case forth by the Picdghae 10 briefly this
Toe Ohio was advertised an The New ork papers 10
meet the Falcon at Havana about the middle OF lsst
month and there to transfer her passengers and mails
- the latter which forthwith TO return to ChAgres
Al that time large quantity OF lotterI for California
had collected in the New Orleans Ohcc, and 1t appears
to have been condiouty ~pected that they would be
taken on 10 the lshmus by the Falcon on her return
trim But the change in thu destination OF the lster
occas'ouci a grca, deal of disappointment, gave
riss 1, A c,mmuuic alton from merchant OF Now Or
leans. which was published some weeks ago in the
Pcattus with editorial comments-aod was finally
hroul ht to the notice OF the Postmaster General.
Tho Postmaster General accordingly has defined his
iutcuu very clearly In letter TO 'he Postmaster OF
New Odesns which appears in the pspers-wherein
Mr.. CoLLAMER holds that the Poe, Once Department
has no power to control the direction OF the naval
steamers. and that ths contract between the owners OF
those vessels and the Government. as far as New Or
lean. IL concerned merely provides for the Transports
uou Of the L. : Mai from New lork to New Orleans
twice month, touching 81 Intermediate ports when
practicable the letter OF the contract In which men
ton Is made OF Chsgres stpulstng only for the trans
portaion OF the mails between that place and Havana
twice month.
This where the shoe pinchcs AZ New Orleans Her
people consider 1t obvOSIy unfair that they should not
have advantages at least equal ~ Ncwlork In This
matter snd hold that that city should by right have
been the po.nt Of connection betvcen the steamers In
stead OF foreign port To cover this, however the
p NJ Gen iutiuates that It IL not imperative on the
local Postmaster forward the malls BY them. and
provided the captain of any other vessel bound for
Chsgres be willing to tske them at the ANAL allow
snce 1.-TWO cents letter. he send them on
- here are the bsns and the snudote. The
P,a,.at urges the proprietors Of the Chsere' and
New Orlesns line 10 enter into the trade even for the
p,tsnoe thus allowed ,hem-sdmiiiing that the sum Is
quite inadequate 10 the service, uness the number OF
letters large but telling them tina, IN the end they
would be richly reeompensed in the popularity they
would thereby acquire with the public"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

Tho Official Returns continue 70 come ia rather
less favorable d an the previous reports, and We
now believe Foilett has beaten Beach for Canal
C0mmissioner nt lcust 600 votes. Sullivan Is
Unexpectedly hard on b 'sch, rs well as Dels-
ware, which has given 1893 majority against
him Follctt being on the Anti Rent Ticket.
There is scarcely room for further doubt that the
four Whie- sni Our Loco-Focos generally sup
port "a BY the Anti Renters are chosen.
Lcg@lotrc-The Serate is iized-l7 wings
T. Hunhers Barnburners and Abotioniss.
TIE House is still in doubt. Tho latest report
elects two Whig Members in Chautsuque and
thus ties the House st. Lawrence may unite 1t
either way by returning no Wing or two OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
Great Barslary and Robbery.

ScHoHARIE, n. \. Tuesday Nov. 10.
The dwelling house of David Becker sparsi-
tnonious and very aged man OF Carlisle in this County
situated on the Albany and Cherry alley Turnpike,
wa. broken into and entered early this morning, and
robbed OF a large quantity Of specie amounting to
about $1,000 The burglars four In number, rsn'a'ked
the whole premises breaking In their progress sixteen
locks on various ,ls boxes and drawers Their
booty consisted in part Of Two tin trunks fall OF dol
lsrs SIX quart pail allied with quarters, to say nom
ins q. stocking leg, SC Ac No clue % the robbers IS
yet
The freshe, In the Schobs1ie Greek did immense
dAmsge las, week Bridges, timber, cattle &c, were
carried down stream IN proiasoD. SHIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

JUfFFHN 'UI'Nt' n 7 NJ n M
BALTIuoRr M. Wednesday, Nov u.

BALrIuoBr M. Wednesday, Nov a.
have iust seen & letter from Washington,
which sts;ep, Oh the best authority, that Mr.
CLAYroS will resign his post Of Secretary OF State
or the opening Of Congress, end thst Hon HEsRY
CLAY will til the vacancy without doubt. This IL
the reason Of Mr.. Clsys early visit 10 Washing
ton-to consult 10 regard % the proposed change
The above Information il derived from what be-
ieve To be IN authentic source. You can use 1t as
yOu think proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
A Di.dainer-K. VI. mcLane-G overnor-Re
lief Of the Poor aIifornia Letters-usr.
der. -teamboat Observation-Disclosures
from Washington.
Correspondence Of inc ldCUnS.
BALrIEoEE, Wedne sdaY, Nov


The Chgprr denies the proAer Of any person 10
become the organ u the Wing party ia Baltimore IN
wss not made, and have no doubt tina, not,
II va, talked Of In certain quarters Mr. Barnes, tho
veteran editor Of that paper would be valuable &C.
QUESTION n the Wing vers bis pen devoted 10 ~
No msn In Maryland 10 oettsr acquainted with STATE
polrcs
Judging from facts, and wha, 10 daily spoken Of.
R9og v. HeLsne will BE- strongly urged oy bis friends
for the speskrrsoip of hs HOuse u Representatives,
The Loc9s sppssr determined 70 make great 10 an cut
Of him whether not he have the c.lofe for ouch
position. ~. NeLsns Is a ceger geSuemAn, but DIS
talents not vsry superior a. ~ Ls aim Tor teS
post The L0eOs think. however, are counting via
OUT thc. host, fr II Toe Whigs unite - m an 90 tneh
candidate Tor Speaker, he must and oil BE- esetso'
James " Buchanan, l.ts Loco Pos'mss1t ~ -
city IL urged By his friends within is@ oys s 'n'
sStid.,. ~, 1sxt C;,vernor The wings will Do hlgn
y grsfisd II be ~ ths nominee-'ners "l' % e'' s
culIy 10 defeating aim. -. ,.. ,.,. l., l..
on,enoI.t,ou % raise funds preliminary meeting
n, deI.,-, fro the several Wards has been held and
~ $50 "a relief adopted BY the New fDrk Ass citation
-. IL xth favor May VI our wealthy citizens have
,.en the matter In hand, sad there every prosper
Of a handsome sum beiSs raised for ,hsntsos pur'
poses -. ,.-,,,--.,. -. a.. ,...,,.,
rfvaI are very contradictory la their stsiemsnn ~
agree that much gold IL osnd bat rns general sesess
OF al Dsrtesi ,re.ented ~ some letters 70 oe 1sy
slsco1rssins. Hundreds would return home ~
were ab-e. L.k<~a mia.
young German, who 10 unknown bat "a, s,and
.lnz from nl. res.tencs Tor three weeks P'ss - 80
msrdered few days since 70 ~ nv,Ssot .,,ns a
Washing on road His head snyr ,
yiolsnes NJ clue % tie m9fcerrr. -. ..-,, L..
Inc steamer H.'ws. .n. .c, oo' .,s,o.so .v
iII'a ..o,t dine, collapsed one Of hsf noes
a H.skis. Point Ia tho rvsr While towing
y.I % 4, the city. and severely seslded man ~
sensme of Coeso-, the EesiEeef AMI snothsf hand
- 80 brought Up - toe city and carried " ths
uo.S1it.l Doe . NOT expected 20 I've.
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r. The frst number Of " THE IsrDIrEo
woExs or Losp BrsoN." In the pos.esssOa Of bis son
j,r George Gordon Byron has l'; been Issued con
iA.airs 9, page. Of Loaaon Prini and PaPsr though
osarI the iuPr1ssur Of Ne~fork E"Ven 'e'ien'
are lnier,per,sd rev sketch Of Lord syfon' LIE
raey cave ,oeciN Interest or ''suinesnee OF TIE
genera character Of RE publication ~e can speak more
al ens'h On The appearance Of the future numbers a.
~ WSiGsr HisroRI 0F lRELASD,' puo-
A'hcd BY Tsi.' Loadon, in an elegant embelished
edition msy be procured OF The American sseni. J. b
Ford. i6 Johnss. igi vel written and Interesting
summary Ct irish History, from the earliest period 60
the preset tune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16
IIId Laei,iai lI-triot--Lo,t.
"a have the official vote Of every County in the
rio, s,d Judre Wrisht is beaten az follows
ioccboom elected by iOi majority, (Oficlsl]

LouIsIANA-New Orleans has chosen eleven
Wings and seven Loco Focos t. the next House !;
Algiers opposite) has chosen Loco OF course
Among the Wings elected from the city areP w
Fatrar; also +. A. Lumsden Of The Picayune.
Con. Walker, the Loco Fec, candidate for Go
verror Rms abe Ad Of his party almost everywhere.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.YOak TRIBUNE.
Arrival of the Alabama at Nsw-Orienns-No
Lntrr Now. from Cnlifornin.

rev DHikAN1t sohy, nov -.
The Steamship Alabama, arrived 81 this port
from Chagres brings moth later from California than
that brought by the Empire Ci,y.
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Tax SATURDAY COUkIEk CAsE-The long pend.
,os case u Hg>s Va MeAaka has At length been set
I'D The dets sdsnt has p.id 10 the executors OF No
plaintiff sf5 10 IN cash their half OF ths value Of the
sstao lshraeuL b.side 60 80 in Outstanding debts
fPhiladelphs Bulletin
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From Florida.


Tbs u. s steamer Fashion from Key West via
TsmPay Bsy, arrived at New-orleAns on the 6sh. We
copy the PcGyxs' summary Of the news
The Fashion left ori Brooks, TSm2s Bay, Novem.
Dor II 81 T. NJ Gen. rwiggs had not then returned
uom Pls'ka, but WAS expected 20 arrive on the ON
INST IL rUmOred At Fort Brooks that the Indians
nsd expressed themselves Sverss 10 removal from
we peninsula, but nothing definite 10 kno~n thereon
SsteV,lons were very scarce a. hey West-hout "Ss
W" daily expected With supplies.
FIRE Yesterday, shortly after l2 O'Clock,
sfs broke oct IL building a, the corner OF Sea and
sumner SIS. BY which three Irish children were
osthed seriously aud one, 10 thOVght cannot sur
we TIE building Was not materially damaged
Boston Arss, 18th.
a. MAIL RoBBERIEs,-Tne Southern argus states
Tor tome time past system Of purloinins letters
run the mall between Richmond and hurfreesb0ro',
=. y has been successfully prsctised. few dsys
vince the mall robbed OF a letter containing 600
10 bills
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A coPIOUs AND CRITICAL ENGLISH LATIN LEXl
con BY Profs r. DDLL snd Ass9LD EiiI-d y
CHasLEs ASrHos, Id. New'fofE harper
bTo.hers.

Bro.hers
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A m ne standard German Latin Dictionary b. Dr..
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ept accurate and elegant form the classical taste and
ability OF the American editor Prof AEihon- !, gives
Gear and suectnct Latin deanhi0ns % each Enzii'n
uord snt. moreover traces tae various and eomPA'
.atsc forms VI erpress1n IN tie Eagsa anslAze %
ts-ir corresponding i1ioni In Latin. The genuine
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,-t.y snt g-s.ty c5ut5u,s 70 increase the interes;
q, b-speh OF study ~hlch usually oeen pursued
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C1unencemens-
raE TWO LOVES o. Gao. .so AsrsAos By.h.
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diary powers q invention. The leading per-
sonages are made % stand oct in bold relief from
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effective pencil, 40 s.to give an unmistsksble im-
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ATTY Of intellect. superior 70 the average chA-Ac-
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rrw-yoRK WEEKLY TRrBUl

IL puh shed every Bednes19g ana hdiw0iB norm
o,lce a. rer annurn Two copies FOR s.
Advert sesen,s s cents q line esch insertion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
CHI 3 AP jim M E.

respectfully solicit those wishing to purchase
goods to give me call. The stock which now
offer is large aud well selected. have taken
special pains in selecting these goods, and feel
confident that they will give general satisfaction.
You win find tere beautiful variety OF
DRESS GOODS. suitable for the season.
have brought with me number of plain.
fancy and figured patterns Of Silk Goods, change
able colors aud warranted 10 please
Prints, the best styles of the season, can be
found here. Mexican Stripes, Alpacas Merinoes,
Nous de LANES. and every variety of Goods suit
able for Ladies' wear.
WOOLEN GOODS:
a general assortment, such as Cloths Cussi-
meres. Casinets Jeans Flannels and Lnseys. a
large stock of Beached and BROWN MUSLINS.
QuEENSWA GROCERIES g. NOTIONS.
The largest and best assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES ever offered by me, Mems and Boys
wear. Ladies' and Misses, all to be sold CHEAP,
Purchasing larger stock this season than evel
before, am prepared to give you as good va
riety as can be found in the place. asH5.
Give me trial aud you will have the proof O
my assertions, not only as to QUALITY, but also
in PRICE J. c. HENLEY.
September 81. 1849. 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14

Z q Z 4 i Z 4 + q d
ii letter from JOHN ii. COLLINS. ESQ.
EDITOR and PROPRIETOR ofthe TEN
LECTURER for The GRAND DIYISION
Of SONS or IEyuPERANCE of OHIO.
CINcNNArI. November 2S, 1913.
A. l.. ScovrLL- Dear Sir tol the past eish or
ten months, have felt inclined to say something
IN relation to The Elk EXTRAORDINARY HEAL.
ING QUALITIES Of your preparation Of Dr..
Rogers Compound Syrup OF LiyeIwou aud Tar,
or your own, but more especially for I- brneh Of
those un ortunate persons whe are THREAT En- =
ED OrAFFLlCTEDwhh PULMONARY CON.
SUMPTION, and who like myself have great
aversion to quacks, 10 their specifics aud calhoi-
cons; but combination Of circumstances has pre-
vented until now.
| In November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
which settled upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased ~
severity during the winter. and reduced her 10 al.
most a SKELETON. Ii was nearly inressant,
and attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTO.
RATED more than PINT Of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
and DISCHARGED. HER HANDS and FEET
| w CRC CObD wi DIS uedln, ana a
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon HER LIPS.
The skill aud varied efforts Of our family physician
we're completely BAFFLED. On the lst Of May,
l847, he informed me ,ha he could do nothing more
than grant her temporary relief, that her case AS
HOPELESS, and that she could NOT SURVIVE
more than fortnight al the l,Tlhest. immediate.
ly called upon DR.. X. s. NEWTON of this cit,
(who has been so skilGul N the treatment of can
cers,) and stated her case TO him. lie recommend
ed Dr. Rogers bivewort and Tar, assursd me tha
there was nothing Of quackery about il, but puTel,
SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, aud gave ~,
the history Of several eases, all considered hopeless
where this PREPARATION RESTORE. DloHEAiTIi
A bolle was procured, and in one week the tx
pecloralion was nearly CONQUERED. She con
tnued gradually 10 Improve, he appetite returned
her COUGH in few months CEASED. Sill
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud 10 ve,
great degree herhealIh, and is now MOST TX
: TRA0RDlNARY TROPHY OF the HEALING
VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS PREPARATIOl
OF LlVEBWORI AND TAR.
! can also say HIT have derived very great ben
eft from this preparation, for hoarseness, hroa
and structure across the chest. have been IN
hed, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERl
COLD AND HOARSEN ESS, 10 speak WI
compdrative ease for two hours. II has one I'd
vantage, in my own case, over other eSpectnranri
it does not derangc the digestive functions, produ,
ing headache, or nervous inability.
regard it as admirably adapted for the use
pubic speakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. COLLINS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-14
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
.-.If si-- AT THE r'
GREAT w EST ERN.


OUR old Stock being cut down to mere no
" thing, we are now ready to offer to the Peo-
pie. a lot Of NEW aud SUBSTANTIAL GOODS,
well assorted, ten per cent cheaper than any of
our neghbors Whyi Because they credit for a
long time while we sell only for the ready pay;
gel our money and make twenty per cent out OF it,
(some times) before they gettheir pay for Goods.
Our Stock is now again complete.
Every attention was given in purchasing to
buy only, when we were satisfied bargains were
obtained, and are therefore ready TO give our
customers the same; il on trial, you do not find
our statement correct, we will not complain il
you do not buy.
Il is part OF our business to exhibit our Goods
and it always gives us pleasure to do SO, only
look at our Stock before You buy.
FOR THE LADIES.
Ladies will see with us Cashmeres, Nous de
LANES, aud other fancy Dress Goods Of the latest
style, almost as cheap as Calico, ta.a. ...
The Calicoes are OF the richest patterns, and
in buying, we were careful to get only those
which We're good colors.
The Alpucas are cheaper than ever, and some
we know you will say are every thing that L
nice when you see them. Black Alpacas ofrict
lustre and tine, for only thirty-seven and a hall
cents per gard sold by all on the street for hal
u dollar. Ribbons are here efall kinds, from the
rich heavy scaoped just in style, to neat heavy
Ribbon sold for twelve and a half cents and fur
ther we did venture to buy q few patterns of the
richest Silk you ever laidy your eyes upon.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemen. there is large Stock Of Cloths al
the Great Western, and they are right, cheape,
than ever; any priced coat you may want can be
bought there, and when you get it and wear it
you will say tits worth the money. Our Sattinet,
and Cassimeres are as you would desire, from the
plain. cheap substantial Goods, which delighti
our hard.6sted boys to the latest dandy touch
now seen igurngin our eastern cities.
You all know our house has never been in the
habit Of putting We told you this spring we haC
bought but small stock; we now say we have
large stock, call and seeit 7 Y"
Maccracken justly celebrated for paying tn,
highest prices for grain, will be on hand at al
times with us, with the best Of money to bu,
your grain;and any Butter Feathers, any thin
we can sell again, we will willingly take fron
! you in exchange for Goods. fat-
We are indeed thankful for the very libera
patronage we have received and would beg con
tnuance Of the same. as4t p
5e,~r3 & CRAWFORD g. JULIAN.
| Lancaster, October l2, l649. NIX ,1nS 81