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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

Boston, IL pee cent prem. Prices current Of In
portsRics, per srsbs. 10H rails; lard, per ql SOY
Sill hams, per al ,t9s STAY; butter, per 81, SIS
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fy tfe fresift NJ % the I nfted states.
A TRccrsNkrfor.-Wf treas W act ~ the Couarsss
~ is nittd Sste q the fourteenth &c Augt eshteea
hus dftc fortsebt, entitled An act 90 establish
territorial OREGON the frsi8eot 81 hs Unites
Sftss ssttor 90 estatsh fuch % deliver,
ctttcr dse created ~ that act exceeding two in
rtuttr one Il whio shall We located fuge SQUAD
fe ulsy &C. n froTer;
New ,tsrsre zseAsry Taylor President Of Ii. gnissd
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N.orh on the nature and treasent q private ersssr
srctures and all kindred aft sns Of the
Illustrates ty rurtc~ q beautifully
a. lsrse "a life. By Homer Bostsef n. LARGE qvsrss
$50 - edition. Price frox ts Aott,-
nedosispd Surgical Journ-i :" IL usy Be said frlers
W be equal "a ksrds
dsesse and far superior 70 ythsg Of taI
listed n this counSy Au;hor 81 the vork sssr,al
Emissions 1mpotency. he- caused By imnropcr k.bSsL
yorrh sdic, IA plates Price 81. Per sale AZ .hs Fas-
thcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

Wooi-1 here 10 an active demand fH the principal
descriptions and the sales Of the week. chiefly by the
trade, lave been heavy so bales washed Cordovs, at
24c months; 100 bales washed Tsrsus at 22c.,
months 40 geo lbs country pulled ct 33c to S8c for
No and super; 120o0 lbs old extra country pulled
sold at 4oc cah and about 900 lbs fleece at 3sc to
3sc each.
WHIsaE,.-The market wss rather lower for this
article with sales OF $50 barrels prison and jersey at
2oAe to 2ehc., cash. and Is hbds. drudge, at zee,
time.
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EeR FkAALks and MALrs---DR IARzErrEp
suss eerd'sl o. frersstv. kiisr psoscribsd 81
tecuFe rettcrsve IN olicty.
% tnd al irregularities Of ts Aft that Ia rrs-
tset % be- vir fstafes Gseet rssv fes
tose IN the married wtheut oaspring is cert>,
esie for senna suissuas geneva, dsey. eeet ~easnsss
OF te Genital crrhas, sfectcas a.
tny'fcfaBs medicine 10 10 unequasd AlsN certain re-
ray ter incfisnt cossamp..on tna ndrs.n Sold o~lv
a. u teep sirse. " dtDsOs Co, Amsreaa AgsasA
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.annssncemenfs IF births, Marriages and Deaths or
net inserted, unless - authenticated and paid fer.
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DocIoR YouRskIY PRIY.rELY-roR . nEx,.-.

~ BY means Of the Poole. xecuspus. Every one lie
Own fhyscian. 1vohty fourth edition. hpnsrs1
snsravirs shevirs rrvste Disesse ard 81
The ctnerave sysen, IN shape and form b. NINA
Tsvns Gisdsste q -. usis.r,ity q renssyvssis-
81 the Pr9s. Gland fropoteno, so.rv "a
Youth, faithfully described ali zoe recipes svsr 1.
plain language The efsptor SELF Abuse sns Seminal
Neshre" worthy ~ particular attention. sso.d -
reaa ~ every one iou5r men who have been
W eontraetiss disease previous placing
The csrs of doctor vhs. hr "a
@ get ecry Of tots tr1ly useful work srana.rs vissns
We psrtieulsry those contemplation mar axo scpi
hst m retunss hone without copy o. M Poctet -sv
npns eea captains and gona poszs
" trns Is.sse on Marriage The Pocket Aas,ls p,us ~
kvery one s Own fhytc.n Any s~.diss tsrptv-
sve cents eneoeed IN et,r will sns copy 81 49,
seoa PAL % az eeples viii Be for dollar Az
ofcss DN Wv. YOUNG Va Spruce street phi.dalphis
vork - "r"s'~b. W.
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Movements OF individuals.
Hon. A. j Donelson, late 8 Minister to the Ger
man confederation, and family, arrived At Nashville
Tenn on the sth Inst
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DE BRUNETs UNIVERSAL RENEDY = BROAD
Wy ~ clpcrts TIE Perm. By the solicitation 81 me
iiends the rrorriesor has Induced 70
~ sene IN re CITY q sew Ycrk the sale his
ever presented % the bubble $3.50 " NV ~
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he CoOfkR DUANE STREET, HAS Fos ran
ss' fourteen yests conhnsd tis practice the
tht 81 mercrfsl afd otsr dftaees Of delicate
tfn cure THE most ar-avsts % this
charge. 'N'~ ~
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On Saturday evening, the 10th inst, by the Rev.
MIR Chaplin, JANE MosRor SreRr to Miss ANNA TERRY,
all Of this city
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NoIlCE-THE FAMOUS AAIR REsrORArfvE or
~ WIS., q nirgiss, being applied daily By CAL
vert agent Chtmhers
cfssies from l7to2f wises esrated Har ronio Tor
sale by Mr. G, ard slso ~ JNo. LISDHAKX, 10 Wal.
street, Merchants Exchange.
I roNs MAGNETIC POWDER FOR THg pssrxuc-
nen o. meets Of every Description, AID Pills fss
srecommonded 70 the puhis W title.
net recon mend H. trial wilt all househ eepsrs have
Tribune.
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Weekly Report or Deaths,

the City and County Now York, 18th day Of
January ~ the 18th day OF January, 1850.
Men, 76i Women, IS; Boys, 80 Girls 73-Total. 303
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PniLanrIrHis, Jan ~. PA. -Arrivei--ship Finlau,
yoLAscn, LNerroel rigs PesYl Hammcnd Boston. Emmi
tsier, de' sshr Js,si, Lion, Buroushs, Warren, RI
Clesred--Shirs Eurcre, Mcdowell Liverpool Alierhsa
lscond clesrancel Nofrrave, New Orleans, brig Phai
CONWAY katauiss schrs Gen Taylor. Noyes Norfolk;
Baird, Stubs, Bost ~. Chaym York
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LETTER BAGS Of steamer Canada. for Halifax and Lvs
rocl will oese at the Herald once on Nsduesday Jan
part ~ The world.
Letter Bars % ceorea for Havsns Chsrrss Pa
pama and ,airna will c0se Of the Herald oee yaauar
=, at half-past clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

Gg Some t*0 or three weeks since,
the Hartford tree soil) Republican devo-
ted an article to the - Litchfield Enqui.
rer." which common courtesy to the ed
i,or induces US TO notice. The article in
question .nodestly insinua,es that We have
been guilty Of wilful falsehood. in say
ing that 80 every northern Why Senator,
aud every northern Why Representa-.
tive except three" voted against the flu
gilive slave bill-because there were sew
eral absentees. Il is true that several
members Of both the great parties were
absent when the vote was taken on tha,
bill. and such is usually the fact whatever
the question may b.. Not one tim. in
AN hundred, is every member 10 his seat
and voting. SOefar AS that goes. there's
fore, our sentence might have bsen diff,
ferently wofded. Il we had said. mo-,
one northern Why Senator. and onl,
three northern Wing Representatives.
voted for the fugitive slave bill" proba-
bly, the Republicans would have been
better satisfied. a. s'fha7 @"
This. however, was a mere quibble--
an attempt Of the editc Of that print, I.
evade the question at issue. The origin.
al attempt Of the Republican was to show
that " the ,ohig party was responsible fo
the passage Of the law in question. :
The only proofs Of this assumption ad
.luced by the editor. are. that Daniel
Webster favored il, and Willard FiIlmor
signed it These argument" we have
already suffici. ntly answered in a forme'
article. We will. in conclusion. refer t.
the Why absentees-(the Republican
don't trouble itself about the democrat
&c" absentees.) Sapposing dozen
wings des,snedly lodged the question. !"
~ you would have us believe; does that
90 one step towards proving the position
assumed :? II alt those dodgers" had
voted against the bill. it woull not have
81, .nged the resGlt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

The approaching centennial anniversa.
y Of the formation Of this county (which
occurs in October next idIegarded with
! deep interest BY very many. bOtIr Al home
and abroad. The winter term OF the
County Court. which Commences in this
village next week. wiz he A=sonxSniene
time for holding meeting withra view
Of making the preliminary Preparations
tor celebration. and We trust the oeea-
sion will not BE- suffered 10 pass By nh.
improved. Let the 81 lnmons be sent
foElhacalIing spsetheE the ,wideR seat.
teredchildren ofAhe county at sue h. an
anniversary. and itWouhl sstirithsir blood
Ike the sound Of a trumpet"
Frequent inquiries are made BY gen.
tlemen from abroad. concerning the pro-
posed gathering. A distinguish ed exs
member Of Congress from the State Of
New York. in a private letter TO the edi~
tor. under date Of Dec. 4. says. % ~
IS By the way, IL has been suggested by
sevetal Of those who claim nativity in thss
blessed old county. that the stray SHEEP from
that fold should meet rexi fall or sumner
at Litch6eld, for she purpose Of revisi.ing
old scenes an renewing "le acquas'auces.
Are we still sufficiently in the recollection Of
~, inhabi,an'a. Ia he again recognized as
brethren an! frIiow>,ownsmenS "What
'hink yon Of the proposition !"
A clergyman writing from Ohio to o
gentleman in thissvillagc, remarks
S'mestime since. noticed 10 the En-
qu'rer q Suggestion Tor q County. Cell bra
lion in Liich6-ld mex, fall. do hope the
god people Il any native county will not
suffer The anniversary TO pass unnoiiced.--
The wanderers still reverence the homes and
the fiiend> they have let, behind them, aud
will rej 'ice to seviAii them on Aarh $50 oc-
casion a> HAT pr'poscd:" sasE
It is time TO oct in tho matter. Let
the Seymours. Church, Beers, Woodruff.
aolley, Hubbard. the Ca,linx. Rockwells.
Lymans, Ba,t.lIs. Kelloggr. Amblrrs,
Brinsmades, Smiths, Boardmass, STAIRS.
Sedgwicls. Basralls. Hunts. Goes, Nor.
tons, eAbernethys. Bacons. wa.lhamses.
Millses, Sloss"ns, and other distin suishel
families asahome. ca opsratv with those
who gone abroad. and we shall have q
:" Jubilee worthy 81 the coun.y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

Mr.. james C. l.. Wadssorth. Of San
francisco. California. came passenger in
he Georgia, and reached this village or
Tuesday, On a visit 70 his parents. We
acknowledge our indebtedness to him fo'
san Francisco and Panama papers. Mr..
". has been a resident Of California for
.bout four years. and was Of course on
he ground long bef,"e the mania forg"ld
brew the crUwd thithpr. lIeis. we sup.
pose. regarded as :. first settler. as We
perceive he is Secretary Of ''the Soci'',y
Il California Pioneers. 1t is his inten
ion TO return to TINT country ia she
spring.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

Hdrnune's First OperatiOn.-
Barnun,. Of the New York Museum. and
now the p,o,ege M Jenny Lind. is thu
greatest professional Snowman in the
world, and certainly the most successful
money maker in the world. His :" hrs'
operation" as an exhibitor. shows the
genius of the man. Mnst Clevelanders
will re member a small drove Of b"ffaloes
which few years ago passed thr, nigh
this city ON their way east to be exh'o'-
ted. The owner. being no Snowman.
could not pay expenses with them. and
when he got TO Utica they were seized
and sold 1T consiable's sale TO pay the
ewne, i .slehls., BarRunn. hearing OF this.
:os. no time in buying saic bntf.l'es. get.
ting them. cheap. He took them To ho-
buken, where he hired them kept, saying
o,hing Il, nobody. He next went 10 VII
tie ierl ymen IN the Eiveg and asked What
,heir daily receipts were. Ascsrtaining
that. he proposed 70 charter their servi-
ces Cor single day. paying them a slight
increase above the ordinary receipts. To
this they assented. and he bound the
bargains by advancing n part Of the mo-
ney. Next appear barn-door bills in
| flaming capitals posted all over New
York, that ON such u day there would DC
q grand Buffalo Chase n HOb"ken.- :
Eighteen live Bafialoes fresh from the
| P,ai.ies. and wild Indians mounted on
native chargers TO chase them. &c,, Ac.'
/ all 10 be seen for notkiay! New fori
turned out rs il never had before. The
/ ferry boats ran from early light till tLs
/ ne Il morning. loaded to their guards wi'i
passengers. Barhurh cleared $4,000 b,
| that days work. Clsrlond j,taiade;-ter
/ Son Of Alexander Hamilioa. Colans'
/ VIM y. Hamilton. the Youngest SON 2
the cslebs~ted Alexander Hamilton. dlet
il Sacramellla Gits. CaLs on the 7,h y
Il August. 4 sEle@gradsats nj Mest Town
msashs age of s0l. and then went 10 ILL
noiA rs i sasssyAr Of pablic lands. wheN
he remained until hs-AtalGsd tdr CAlifOr
nia,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

Mr.. Joshaa Hull. OF Fairfield. Conn.
is now in this county obtaining subscribe
,ions Tor several verv excellent works.
viz. Prof. Frost's Pictorial History Of the
World. price SS so: MitchelIs General
View Of the World. price % 90; j. Fem
nima,e coopers History of The Ameri-
can Navy. price % 90; Saunders 4 Con,
RAIDS biography of tie Signers OF the
Declaraii0n. Of Independence. $S "a;
/ The Holy Bible. IS 25.,. These works
. sabstantn.l =. found II enclosed
leather with gilt bCcks. They are Eol e
whiehano -inlrllirsnt family shnSld ao
without, and ars Afforded az MY .01
Fpriees.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

A Field for Yonkss Enterpr;ze.-- Liv--
erpool. with population nearly as l"ge
AS New York. has no daily paper. Out
..f London. there as but two dailies in
Great Britain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
afternoon Session.

Prayer BY the Rev. Mr. Maynard.
Music BY the choir.
The business committee reported the
following resolutions. which we're unani~
mously adopted: III
Resolved. That the evils resulting FROM
intemps ancs can never.b done away. 50
long nj the traffic in Intoxicating dSnks
u authorized and protected by State le"-
.gielaeiOu. ~
! ResOlved. That the people ofthis State
have right tAnd reason on their side. IN
Claiming and demanding that the leGislar-
lla:u,e shall. ~ lis next session. grant them
protection against the burdens and evils
20 which they nave been and still are
subjected BY means Of the traffic in id,
,ox.csiing drinks. '>a+ss
Resoissd. That while We utterly dis-
claim ihs idea Of carrying temperance.
into politics. we fully maintain that il il
the duty of every temperance freeman 10.
cuIv his temperance principles int" p'ac-
..cal operation. at the polls, so Tar ~ ga
support no other than practical and well
tried temperance men for all town. dis
uic,. county. and State officers. a al
Yated. That the Resola,ions passed
nv .l,e meeting. BE- signed by the Prrsi,
d.SI and Sec, stary. and published ~ the
Li,chtield papers. and N The Fountain n
Hartford. - I fs7's ~. No : 8. g.
Music by. the choir. sssssso 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
D. THOSE of our subscribers and
qR 3. 80 ~

D. THOSE Of our subscribers and
y advertisers who are indebted
ms eaa to u, are reminded that coa>
venient opportunity TO pay up will pre-
sent itself next week. through persons
coming To Court. ET Agents and Others
will 'oblige US By 'eniitting through the
mail. when NO private opportunity pre-
cents ITSELF g..,. sys...,s =, t,-s,,
We have on our books the names Of
several hundred subscribers who are Ow-
ing from one to Eve years. Immediate
attention. to these ''litlle matters on the
part ofQur friends. will enable US to go
On our way with a. light step and cheer
iul heart" p. X. KILpouRSE.
Litchteld. Dec. 10. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

From CatJoraia.-'rhe mail steamer
Georgia. arrived in New Yo'k from Cha
gres. on Saturday. bringing u host u pass
s.ngets, and $l,lO0.OOO in Gold. The
city hrspi,al at San Francisco was de-
s,royed on the LIST Of November. Loss
$4,000. The sick. $50 ia Number.
were removed in safety. 4a d
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12
Coualy Temperance NIeetirg.

The regular monthly meeting II tho
Li,ch6.ld. County Temperance soci ~
was held in West Cornwall, MS adj"urn-
ed. on the .4ah Tuesday .of November.
The PresiJsn, being absent. the meets
ing was called to'order BY Vice President
tiarri on. Prayer by Rev. MIR. Vail.
After hearing the Reports Of Delegates.
a business committee of three was ap>
pointed to bring forward business for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

ET Waiter r. Whittlesey. Esq, Of
Salisbury, has been app'iu.rd an ilon'
'rary Secretary Of the American Art.
Union.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

The Presidents Message. which we lay
before our readers to-day. is we'll receive
ed BY candid men Of all parties. Il is
l.ailed asa harbingef Of snioa aid peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

Tie Duly Mora;ag Ne4Os. Is the title
Of the new daily published at Middleto~n
by Phelps q Yale. A "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

South Carolina and MississiPri appear
to be ripe Cor disuniop. treason and evil
war,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-12

w sh;n~on. D.c 2 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
rnIRTY-sIRsT CoNGREss-1sT SESSION
MONDAY. jury |, 1880.
H,zs .gstt.

After short executive session the Senate took up bill
granting bounty lands and marines who served
the gull and the Pacific during the Mexican The sub
lcct discussed and laid aside.
The adjustment bill taken up and Mi Cooper concln
dcd his remarks in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Upham followed III opposition 10 the bill, and gave
way without concluding, To a motion for adjournment.
Air. Yulee submitted Joint resolution for the termina-
ton present session of Congress on the 18th August
In answer the Senate resolution of the 2I message
vas received from the President stating that al the orders
and corrcspondencc relative New Mexico and Texas have
heretofore been communicated and that the Executive had
not yet received official notice OF Col Monroes procia
nation calling Convention. The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Chair stated that the first business IN order was the
report the select committee on the aphn case ana the
proposition Immediately pending the motion OF Mr. j.
King postpone the consideration OF the subject until Tues
day two wGehs
Mr. Bay!y moved to amend the motion by inserting ''to
morrow Tor "Tuesday two weeks" Tie amendment was
agreed to-yeas 1885, nays 7s. The question subse-
queny taken and the House refused 10 postpone Till to-
morrow by large majority.
Mr. Dolly moved To lay the whole subject upon tile table.
The House refused do by vote Of % in the airma-
tive, and l67 in the negative
The Chair then stated that the question the adop
ton of the following resolution reported by the majority OF
the select committee which Mr. Burt chairman viz
L. Resolved That the claim of the representatives OF
George Galphin just demand against the United
States.
Resolved That the act Of Congress made the duty
the Secretary the Treasury pay The principal of said
claim, and il therefore paid Yin conformity with law
and "precedent'
B. Resolved That the aforesaid did not authorize The
Secretary the Treasury pay interest said claim and
lis payment moi Sin conformity with law or 'prece-
dent"
4 debate then ensued, in which Mr.. Burt, Mr.. conger
and Mr. Brooks were for and Mr. Breck and Mr. Toombs
against the resolutions Before Mr. Brcck concluded his
remarks, the House at ga, p. NJ, adjourned.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
VALUABLE LAND ON YORK RIVER,
AND HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG


ygyE undersigned intending leave Eastern Virginia. oilers io
his lying York river containing between = a
5000 acres This property situated Immediately on York river
miles, and perhaps OF the most desirable e
lower Virginia. The cleared portion OF hls lani = !
on it most valuable timber The proprietor estimates the qaly %
ted from which immense quantity OF w"oa
he which the
sold great profit the purchased The subscriber will also sell
and Negroes with the all the Plantation cA
sis kinds. Horses Mules. Cale an Hogs
lie oilers his House and Lot IN the Cyo Williams
eight valuable servants The house
is situated Of the old Capitol the RUNS 81 which
beautiful building intended Tor Female Seminary now beng
built IL persons DESTROYS educating their children this most
eligible Will be observed that minute description OF
III. subscriber resumes persons wish
Ing purchase will examine for themselves For reasons he
would greatly prefer selling the Estate and Negroes the per
persons and those who desire purchase he VIII say
Will be such "a he doubts not VIII be salts
factory. The subscriber would particularly call The attention OF
Northern this property, for. independent IT. value as a
Farn possesses advantages Ter Carrying extensively me
clustering The land runs parallel with the Two miles
anil Hats they termed considered equal on the
river planting oysters Letters aessedo Williamsburg
will receive prompt attention
Williamsburg June 25-clm WILLIAM WALLER