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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

WASuiNGToN. Sunday. Oct. q.
The announcement of Alr. HOBBIES re-,
,siqnation is premature. He has notified
Mr.. Hall it will take place in all of next
month. His successor is to come from the
Mr. Mr.. Hodge, ofthe Nclc- Orleans CONNER
ciqi Bulletin, has been appointed Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, aud is to be here
by the 10Th proximo at furthest.
Geps. Scott, Twiggs and Wool are here.
The Joint Military and Naval Board upon
the question of rank convenes tomorrow at
the National Hotel.
The Secretary of the Interior returned
from Virginia this evening.
The Recordership in the Land Office is
to be filled by lawyer from Indiana.
Col. Mitchell, of Minnesota, Is here, and
intends contesting the seat of Mr.. Sibley as
Delegate from that Territory.
The Presidents family arrived lastnight'
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h s B.nen, Hopkins, Pen.scola.
Disasters. &c.

Dom po,tnd on Xeesdsy Noon on nacEeTeag cr1i.e, vent
ashore en- Marsh nd about4 Pm snd Th be total os
me Capan had ust Isard whers he hove 70 cf man.
and ru1uipg fno IL impossible 10 Neasr 1afsh
i.snd put abort est TIE vessel ad
.,rut Immediately she remained humping li
Tburday nornug che went pieces she was 90 ta' o
can Owned by Beas More OF Portland sAa was H' Ia
cured. -, =. g.. e...-
wheat a- Africa Whcn hsted hve
as III. shp sprung ae4k and such deee that abe could
hardly be ieptire BY Having 81 sst wasr IN the
MA and h. increasing becae for the safety OF
Inc ,hir to throw portion of The cargo
sen sAsDc CT Wad0boro proTi from Baltimore lad
81 ppsa Newport os repairs having lost head of torsuaa' both
topu-ssts uan;t psA:L
Cs-ua, OF Carienaa Bay, 18th n.
Accom- that The had beea saTsd but nothing
SAD oil the fIte Of tbs veseeL
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fErnn nnr Cnna.pondent..

PHILADELPHIA, De. 27-Arrised-schs Fnchfum, Horsao
NrI1, Buena Vista Potter IAN RIVER Absii Dmkesso0
Portland; steamer Anthracite, Hand, nYork
Ca-sa,rtb steamship Osprey Mah.l Charlsston b1rks
Mary Dal- Liar Norfolk Mary Wad=a Boston, brig. Tr9j.n
Bar. ard Bf} A,ehcn St Joha s ros
DO Hsumingu az Boston, Bolivar Mitchell dc Anna Sone
somes Hf0ri Bdad jaws do BuenA yst- Potter Williams
burg Abel chsrson At5lntown' Iorto L1drs Boston
Fu cram Morgan Szco; Johnson, Atwood PEoynceto"n
stms Kenpetec Flowers EYork; Vulcan Hand do go
NEWPORT DC, 75-rired-Brs Jerome Horde, Bristol Tor
Cuba BRISTOL Tor 5ahamai schs Capital chaHpn
Hampton hTork Sawyer Philadelphia for Caas Compse
Roger Fail River for Ellsworth John Cbids HYork for hach.
E4gs PLu. Taunton NYok; Mary Jane Peras Shon Tor
Paiuo Melville Hatch EYok for Boston, Aatsnrs Chf.op
Dol ton for phls1rtia; Conner, Trimmer bro tor Bal
tuO1e victory Allen sTork for Salem Harriet chands lsy
Fan River for sYoT sd .ip Cunsaf., Cu.hman, oil and iet
SBeorj , IN Payta; Jeido set.on Dsfisn G o Bos
ton; brs Luther Prospscl seh' EdaoarEh CROSBY
Bangor for EYo1k S;rn6it TuLnz SGElsrse Coral fae
ron Portland HY1rkj Dcn.riA dxyee Boston for Ph A
MARE Csmer, WlulGst hYork, Pearl Sye aBsdord iot
CbaIestou Falmouth Barlo~ Sand sch tor hfarE MARY
Emily Stanley Providence ot Hrhi WIN Tell Fa!rsf Bangor
y cie go B.Ltep Hopkins Pen.eoI..
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Foreign Ports.

A, Arecbo Oct 49, brig shawmu York for Philadelphia hg sch
Risw,y snow for baltimore ds, both to sail or da5'
Al San Diego Aug 20 sch- Honolulu sewe from S,n
haol days passage bound down lhe csaeli U''Ao'' '
Mal&tian few days . -. p r,o,, po..o,
Al Tashuaua BARK Mary Broughton Prof. Hom BOSTON
tApr l3I arr Aug for San Francisco, ready , =. -,
Malta bark Cornea Huchinsoa,'of ee!fou W osu
for a port England - >, l.. ~ VIZ, l4v
sailed from Maaees 18th inst, brig Cohen Jr Daley 'ot DOS
At Bristol Eng inst ship ophea Sel'on for New o'e'n
Sailed from Glasgow inst mot arr ship Liberty Peabody
Curacao bark Lycugus Nosans 9Th, brig Sarah ""
A, do l0ti big Absm, stevens for NYork 10Th ,;. vu
Havana Oct s-Baks John Ave Pote mot Paten) dss' EN-
n,.. Church briRs Random Burdck In Ne"
nn nrr 18th Caoanas arr L7th (snpposeu
Tor .tou) Bfo,ers Loy-t for Charleston unc SID itt
brig vi, ora BIZ Philadelphia 10th barb Peey Csoana to
br CopdenCe Zephyr Charleston t,h os I'o'
coe lin Wilmington NC) Caimu; sch Forest King Nj fork
Arr at verpos a. steamship Canada HARRISON BOSTON,
.bp, Yors Ray NOesnsi Charles Carroll Dillingham; Charleston
& FIN do gin ships Saunders for Horlean. Oregon DO;
Dublin Tor mabi Grorg Savannah Reoert Watt Tor Apa
laehcos; Wyoming, for Philadelphia 81 Charles or 'uy
CLAY DO; lUth h q, for nYorsj Princeton, do . : ,o,
Al Turks Island ship c. ssacs o Bahl Tor
bss Edr ard aud Themas for do '"AnA
for SPANISH siain, Cleopatra. for NYork, III a.
AIS, Domingo CITY Oct brgs Hora'o Ryan, tor Hi0'A' ID
days George OTIS, Perkins. for Boston w., -,
Ats dney b. Oct 49, brig Arthur soayy, for sforS ready
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NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1850
.,rriatS.~ nrl-,n.

Cant Haurhsr Of ths ship For.t Eng. in Ne as
~ n ~ frr ,rerico, r-r nj on the 10 .Ilhs rel
l,y .as a.>. or osnss Key, P''ot-i ei> oa .f
srssk As trir,n ~rscstr- hu' he' 5ti "'s M
gTE-. ;, Tho YES, ct ~ doubt, sh ITO
IN III Psara Banks st,neirs es"a'd aa4 'uFPo'~
son cL, nm H.rwch 70, Bangnr pat iro 6l'ee1'e
2.tt y ts- al foremost ,t.o,,f... - 49,.
gay r-nct .ev-r- firm ~ n sos gt nia
.or.sl started cargo Tons'rs 'Fd vrs rs',1a 10 s' WE
b.ta cen d-ek. She h.s i III 20 'nt 10 hhes -. -
Can't r,i ~ bsis Nsrhsl at Bsstnn r2n i''gS'
th- lsl Il lat q O. 8t ship fcof}' a' ''-'
=. e I.e-l. an aha.rora4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Great Flood at Uticns

UTICh, SIIuHy, OCT II
1t has been raining here for two three days,
and the streams in the neighborhood have become
greatly swollen causing the first floors il the fac
tories in East Utica to be flooded Both the Globe
and Steam Wooden Mills were flooded, AT the
latterthe water filled the finishing room, damaging
quantity of cloth and wool The loss is estimat-
cd at So 600 or $4,000. MIR. Hallisters loss on tho
Gaouoit it is estimated will amount to about $4,000.
1t is feared damage has been done to the State
canal and other public works.
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SnniScn. &c.

Oct Is lat s5 lon - e1ehanset sgoa with bark showing
whit. ssnal " a : diamond, sts6ftrg $ ..,r .
OF 49, lat D. oa 81 =, .hp Liverpool from Liverpool ''
NYors =, 80. u. D., - nv ~ M-,.
icofo Liverpool. .,.. y x,.u;,,,
c ~ lat ~ l5 lon w ship bouni wsa0Pc'sd her
70. be- he ship Wright I'm Liverpool Tor Sfor'
Oct A. ship Liverpool from Li'efpo" ''
Oct la, IS ~ lon u.s. pacAehp Lady franklin Yea'0a
I'm Liverpool Tor \ York, - - ;r, syo,k
lat Al 49, lon ~ IS, saw br s'sahet huroP ''0 ~
OF ~ no lat gwen exchanged signals with B ship Superb
u lon as o. 6rs soph, from Malaga for sosn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

fs .tio af roo ups burden nsne4 tho Geo Rayne.
l,rrefsd or the y The yatd M Go RaJas n H.
month 81 eLe o~5e BY hessrs Gd1on Ifhans o.
ie- saer rbo.- ,h besrs and Capt tenhaow BY
whom sh. : o Be- Commanded
A. San Fau,isco III; uIt Mission Creek, fac steamer
r,d n. Henry Clay 50 feet long Sc feet Sis o7sr the arf
via Two superior engines Of lohorse lewss each VITA t
IN the OF The engineer of
he ,es.e Eer 60; out eth Ne sni came round
c,, +, .srs vessel tbs diameter 81 her whee i ll7
~ Al h on the rornae deck saloon 50 feet long aad ayeras
ns Is WIDE III o. .Aie rooms 81 either sle ssy
S- by White. K-nad and Morse, anu Capt aafty
n z-ruiH- Down Easter. who VII command Eer =. =,
The name launched a. soesset % me I'm s
nolphn i ahou, aeard fer he whaling business csdse
the courlsti ri Cxpt Cuter +. before stated -
A, Thousnn the 3it inst hae ship Oh - y" S-'' A ~
Iaul.. Nrsnl.h. b be eamnAaeei BY Capt9 Mats
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PASSENGERS Arrived

4" Seamfhy Pafe, from LrcrpoolNi,s Ruthvcu, Mss ws
lace and sister Mssr. B,ou. Floyd, Oat-r I-ros w
Wallace G Psrne, W Crsway, remiss Mi,s Deisao
h-ssr- Becne Thomas and Lady D-ana Roe Dam
ana Lady, Stone FulIer Mss Dsvis North Philips
and LADY, StauG-r M.s Hss Porsh-,
L Sanford Bris,ed and Lady Child Servants Col
H De seauhen Colgate, Grr5a. Jr Williams L c Bliss
Parish. Wotrel w Burnett, H0t Soura B-:ns W
snth ADD Lady Garrison and Lsdy DR. MCLEAN Dr. aoir
CUES, Capt Owens ChAs saine and Lady Children White
and Servant Misses Paod Potts Mr. Grmke Chilli and saans
Coha1we, Bearer Dispatches. Ms'e sharpess Gsioe
DR. Terrell shape's Judge s'y,e hesars Pa,ot Bfoi
and Lady Smith Hooper, M4loch Miss Mld- Mss.rsJ
Toiaioi
IN ,teamttr Fafcor Jre~ Havana-A McKe1ea, Antonio
jar Vim Gray, Mrs Scott Daniel Lopez Tkos CoD Mrs Ssnes
{rpaeketthir Ocean Queen from LendonCtpt McKunou m
lady cb6en and Root seie 4dy chrsn an
rsut Mrs. sIaTrence, Mss lawrence Miss Wells Mss
Leslie Thompson and sdy Mrs Pratt MISS Boo Mrs Hunt and
children Julien, Gloon Wsgo sP-r saran Haps,
Jr HornerF Herman Arvnt, Horsfsi, Maitland and
Children A Cartseter children. 4 Kant Andro,s
acksfed Nathan, Saith wife and child Pc and 49, III The
steersgc.
In ship F,ItraiH,ser, from. 4HrcerMrs Gutenberg.
In ship Her.bei from Eas6nrsC C4isen, Boin, Mss DO
din F Kahn.
In packet ship Snit.eri1nd from LondoncaptG Toard
Cartwright G w Cartwright Jr Congl, W Arnold, Emma
BuTgis, Fanny SnIgs, John hurkH1
pnskes ship Guy MsnneynS from Lsev0s-fh,p R'ely
and zdy NToIk; Richard Wright, Master BtAckman
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.

W. Citizens and strangers examine the operation OF
the Magnetic Telegraph by calling at Nortons Teegraphc
Rooms III Broadway, N. Y.
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For Europe.
For Bremen.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
-. LLOYD 80. FIN York Wed. NOV. -
HERMANN. CRABrREE FIN N.York Frid. Dec ~
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.-........OC
Clenred.

Arctic Luce Liverpool Collins; Ohi', scheck Bs
vana, &c Roberts, souhorner Dickinson Charleston Ere
Norman, Philadelphia
Nhpo Tustina Hoyt San Francisco Hurlbu Co.. Ha on
(Brem) Hohor-t Bremen Pope Coz Brooksby B heEven
glasgow Woodruff Mississippi Bryan, 81 John, NIB, Coo.
Smith Hemisphere whttessy no leans, Stanton Ashland
Rice Mobile, S;urses, Chairman Co.
Brig Petrol, Ma5ee Bermuda, Brett Yoss.
Sch. E,eMPIar OBJ smith wndso[ Ms sonle Whitney Co
Il Brae; Rio, H-rnck acAsonse; Ashland, Wapole, and
Towneend Jones' Dayton Norfolk Paathes, Raynor, Pha
Sips Henry czsto Heath Warren; Willard Dayton; Artist Ds
Wis, and Pointer, Fowler Providence.
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Destruction of Planning and FIGURING Mill,
St n,is

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Oct &c
The extensive planning and Touring mill Of j. P.
Howell in st. Louis, was destroyed, by fire on !
Wednesday morning, at o'clock The stock OF
four and wheat destroyed amounts to s2,5oo-in
surance So, 900. The lumber destroyed amounts
to So 500 uninsured.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLL1Ns's LINE-Sais from NeiC- YORK
PACIFIC -. Capt NYE...... For Liverpool sat NOV 80
BALTIC Capt CoMsTocK For Liverpool oAN 4NoY 10
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To Mariners,

The English RUS governing h Mestys service IN ofe.
10 prevent that when sane on e,aeLns
ccnr.s appoach that by continuing ne way @
vessel ehai pst he At 70 vofs so :,
saays pas, rbord side OF each oier n eeas tes,n
the vsse she pAssino On ms
l4Tboard hand 49,, a. o., ,ssr
Pollock Rip Foaupg Light beng easp and requiring ePAI'
port about the 4th All OF
She be repaired Practicable and Immediately pat AZ
her station aaIu. LEAyIrT THAArER supe rntendents
CusTos Hovsa, eHw.fcax,
Collectors Ohcd. Oct. % leSO }
The sh section of Congress- approved 'sth sepsmoer
1885, An act making appropriations Tor bHt housSs'
LEsh, Bats Buoys." &c provides -, ..h.,
That all huoys aloug the coast err DAYS naos,
sound. cham coori aud nIuhered so st ps
up the the bay haS'f' or G
numbers shall oe passed on the 2ooHu h
black buoys plumbers the port hand and ouoys WITH
ard black stripes either nand Buoys IN channel ways 10 oe
cootes " alternate and black perpendicular stripes
hereby give provisions OF the foregoing aw W
be carried INTO effect the charge indicated theela made u me
Snnpent Of the buoys III the District on or ABOUT
w.. - -, Nav ls5l MAXWELL, Collector
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fOMPANY.

OCEAN STEAM NAvIGATIoN COMPANY
WASHINGTON o. .LoYD,.....For y York Tues Get 10
HERMANN. 49,. CRABTREE. For y YORK FHd NOV. 10
WASHINGTON ,.LoYD.,. For York. Sun Dec. 10
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BY telegraph.

BosToS-Arr Sob swedgh brig Scandal Stockholm Aug 76
ca sch. Genuer Pulls; sla. Wright: Newark; Cham
beran ana r alst NYork
Ar 27i Br brig Ann Augusta Kits Oct Lsft B org Guar
dan for not vessel port tpose,
lAIh IA, 81 lou Charlotte NYork for GuAdao1pe
Bslop-3hip Matilda I'm AYcsangsi Aug 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

BOSTON, Sunday Oct q.
At Meredith Bridge, New Haven, on Wednes-
day, the murdered body Of a young man named
Edward L. Davis was found "A man named
Richard Flanders, whose wife, it is stated was
seduced by Davis, has been arrested for the MUIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Extensive Fire nj ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, Saturday, Oct. &c.
A fire broke out last night in Hacklerode's rec
tifying liquor store, which, after burning three
hours, consumed the entire building and a coffee
house and grocery adjoining The loss is about
O,OOO-partially insured Several persons were
badly hurt by falling walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Passengers Sailed.

From Neio York for Glasgow.
CITY OF GLASGOW MATHEWS FIN n York. Sat Nov Z
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For America,
ar AIuericu,

CoLLIss's LlSE-Sals from L,rorpooi -,
ATLANTIC Capt WEsr......Fo n. York. Wed. Oct 80
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" llnlerN,

letter Capt Henry Bsslow dated At Lhaina July 80 say,
the Benz Rush Swain Watreu arrived here Yesterday
Of second mats aud rep spoke June TO- stb lon log W. 70
tomac Grant Nant $50 bd TO Pitcairn Island lat 80 > lou o'
cow beau up spthey all well on board these ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

The " Mysterious Knockers" in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Saturday, Oct %.
The Rapping Spirits have arrived here and will
shortly commence their knocking operations.
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For Chagres.
For GLASGOW.

CRESCENT CITY. SroDDARD. FIN n York. Mon Oct 2
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California Vessels spoken, &c.
IRnnrhEH.

Sept IS lat "a -. In 70 IS eFs Emelnr Aaa"aTns I'm Ays
Conn tSep; Is for San flamenco
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Tribune's Special Dispatches,
washington Affairs.

Especial Dispatcb 20 Tue IN b n 6.
WASu,SGToN. Sunday. DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

For CAL1FoRN1A-The U. S. Mail steamer
Ohio sailed at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon with
239 passengers and heavy mail. The list of the
passengers will be found in another column; we
notice several distinguished names.
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u A grand Temperance meeting of the Chel
sea Benevolent Temperance Society will be held
this Monday evening, at y O'Clock, at Knioker-
booker Hal. corner of Eigbth-avenue and TWEEN
ty-third.st Addresses by Mr.. Leeds Secretary
of the Society and Rev. Mr.. Burchard, and good
Singing may be expected.
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......rHIs DAY.
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FlRE.-About p o'clock yesterday morning a
fire broke out in the carver shop of Darlington Il
jackson, 2o4 Center-st. The building and contents
were badly damaged, though the Fire Depart
ment got the fire under in very short space of
time. The cause of the fire is unknown.
FIRgMEE's VIsIT-Nhe Northern Liberties En-
CINE Company of Philadelphia will visit New
York and Boston in a week or two with their
new and magnificent apparatus. Bayleys Band
will accompany them.
~ A Temperance meeting will be held to-
morrow night in the Mariners Church in Roose-
velt.st, Let it be well attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

FIRST WARD.-CURTI JUDsoN, present incuul-
bent, has been renominated by the Wings for As
ristant A ldern1an
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

The history of the world shows that no religious body can
safely be trusted with political power And does any one lot
moment believe that other sects will be allowed equal py-
eges-polcsl religious and socal-with the Latter Day
Saints the tobe State Of Deseret If secs the most pure
and christian he thus trusted how shall we trust
which has been charged with the pepeaion Of the high
crimes known 10 laws sect which has demorazed'
by its evil and polung ouch alarming extent every
community which has been brought within the influence Of It's
contamination
And allow me, Messrs Editors, to guard the American
public through your widely Journal against giving
too much credence to those sshandsome testimonials to the
moral character Of the Mormons in their present location, to
which your able correspondent audes Rest assured that
they are deceptive and are manufactured for the OCCASION
know not by whom they made do care That COM
muny is now located at such distance that were hard to
prove them untrue. 1t hard to show, probably that
poygamy (he spiritualwife system theft, robbery muir
der and crimes Of every gade rife in the land Of the
Honey Bee" as they in the "Peasan City (Nau-
voo another name Of Mormon Manufacturer in times gone
by But fhey not to be ascbed more TO The act that
they surrounded by neghbors who are OBJ
ecs Of aggression than any favorable change In the morals
Of either the rulers or the people,
Your correspondent states that these people composed
Of two classes simple believers and the spectators This
true Yet have been in the habit Of designating them in
palmer English, simply the knaues and the FOOLS The
former hold all the offices Of homer and profit the latter are
the hewers of wood and drawers Of water for them who
do their bidding politically and regousy, without why
or a wherefore"
Such kno,O this community to have once been, and still
believe be- and such they be proven by testimony
which ought be sufficient to convince any unprecedented
mind and as such consider would be unwise to confer
upon them the extraordinary powers they asking at the
hands of Congress. AGRlCOLA.
ILLINOIS, MARCH 25, 1850.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20
TO THOSE WHO DELIGHT IN
Rural and Pastoral occupations, with Field sports,

Rural and Pastoral occupations with Field sports,
Angling, sc II possessed Of that which is most valued
by fond of the ennobng eccupationswho
love ED spors and the craft OF dear old lzaak alton
alude noble farm of (aoco and may be extended to
and all desirable appliances with richest Soils 50 inches
depthl and Of number of acres covered with
nec natural marks and groves of ancient forest trees the
of all cleared and without obstruction to the
rloug The place has been under liberal continued nprove
men. since lsa 900 ,een ss0 win cattle &c
Lmpd streams through, aud wide, wild, rapid river
boundary combination not surpassed IN ue Se
world for beauty scenery natural utility and all
things most by intelligent agrcutnrists lovers OF the
above sports, and bright, joyous healthy climate where
earts surface elevated varied and without monotony all
progressive and remuneratng, abou ~ per
cent per annum invested Roads are excellent
and two a are The s egua Keeping much
stock it, that besides other, purpose having
about 5000 sheepby 1S52-3.
err easily commanded for ANAL outlay FIGURING Mills
Cotton and " oollen manufactures, much needed and be-
evs carried with good Judgment they would yield IL
per dividend per annam abundance OF wool at hand
and may be placed New York prices charges neud
ed Tanneries also needed on large scale would re-
muneyae WELL for there is competition around ard the
population of Illinois about ooo which doubles in
1--WE years The farm, &C., is situated in the Northwestern
section of that State in the valley OF Rock kver approach
ing Wisconsin. Grouse quail nipe deer rabbits wild ducks
geese and turkeys abundant as are fish OF the best
varieties
am seeking for an intelligent person, persons with
the above any portion less than half and
join carrying and the heds sports NC thus
increasing income pleasure extend cultivation ano
increase the stock &c $4,000 would buy good
share of the farm STOCK teams, implements machines, &c
and of fencing ung &c. and such rs are
alluded be assured that shall gladly yield them or
him. share prices Tar below the current sue SO much
do desire compsnoushp and personal aid carrying on so
extensive place. Aliens by provision Of the laws OF the
State may legally real estate aud have all other rights AS
property though citizens Wheat andoher snail gram
with maize in fact shout all that hrives in the Temperate
Zone grow we'll yield and crops snre
place large orchard apples pears peaces plum
trees, and various shrubbery.
Having passed much my lie among the FL gsh, may
venture assert that they may fed much, nuch and
around the above place, that viii please satisfy ana gra
comforts Of life hand and there arrive in one village
by five mails dayfour post eosches with four horses
each. Wires pass through connecting with New York. &e
and in the village is Office connected Much more might
be said in COMMUNICATION but it until called on, or
- T.. b. ANDERSON,
feb 3 at Post Office, Washington, d. G.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-20

X GEORGETOWN PLOUGH FACTORY.-This
long established Mandatory has hand large
assortment Of Agricultural Implements, comprising variety
of kinds and sizes Of
Poughs having wrought and saape1, right and LEFT
handed t.h
Also, Straw cutters, OF different kinds
Corn-shellers single aud double
Harrows, expanding and stationary
Cuvators expanding and stationary, with w-ought and
cast teeth t " .#....
Double and single Shovel Ploughs
Road Scoops, Kettles for boiling food for cattle, tc
All f which constructed Of the best materials, and
warrsnte. to perform
Castings nd other Irons suited to the above articles always
on hand X. Uairng done at short notice.
No exerto shall be omitted reuder the Mandatory
worthy Of your patronage which respectfully solicited
FERN, of sale cash. JOS LIBBEY,
mar Ie-v6t Proprietor.