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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12
EVENING SESSION

An engrossed bill to authorize the city of
Wheeling to subscribe to the capital stock of GER
tain railroad companies, with ryder thereto pro-
posed by MIR. WHEATE, authorizing the corporate
authorities of the city of Wheeling to apply to
the courts for the purpose of obtaining an inunc-
ton against the President and Directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, for the
purpose of preventing said company from making
Fishing Creek the terminus of their road, coming
up on its passage,
MIR. WHEATE rose for the purpose of address,
ing the House on the merits of the question en-
oraced by the ryder he had proposed
Some conversation ensued as to the proprety
oflaying the whole matter on the table and making
it the order of the day for Monday, ii O'Clock
this course being finally agreed upon the bill and
ryder, together with an amendment to the ryder
proposed to be offered by Mr.. LEWIS, of Harrison,
were laid upon the table, ordered to be printed,
and made the order of the day for Monday, /
A. NJ
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
On motion of Mr.. TONNES, the rules were sus-
pended for the purpose of enabling him to move
reconsideration of the vote yesterday rejecting
bill to authorize a State loan of 100000 to the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, and
for other purposes.
The motion to reconsider prevailing, on Mr..
STovALL's motion, the bill was put upon its pas
sage; the ayes and noes having been called, were
taken, when the bill passed by the following vote:
Ayes 48, noes AS
On motion of Mr.. GRIFFIN,
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

Ameeting of the citizens of Pittsylvania having
reference to the subject of the Nashville Conven-
ton, is to be held at the Court House, on the third
Monday in March.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

APPoNTMENr.-The venerable DR.. Alexander, who
for the last fifteen years has held the post of Provost
University of Maryland has recently rendered his resg
nation in consequence Of feeble health. AT meeting
othe Board of Regents held on Thursday evening, the
Hon. J. P. Kennedy unanimously appointed his
successor. This appointment is fit tribute to the
high literary standing othis gentlemen and cannot fail
TO give general Satisfaction. Amer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

Academy in Putnam county---indetintely post
poned ayes 49, noes 3d.
Incorporating the Trustees of Lagrange AGA
deny, in the county of Fayette-indefinitely post
poned ayes 81, noes 33.
The hour for the usual recess having arrived,
the SPEAKER vacated the Chair.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

PLANK RoADs-The president of an eastern plank
road in answer to questions as to the weight al
lowed to be carried their road answers that no limit
is gwen the only difficulty being to have wagons built
strong enough to carry the weight that two horses can
draw One pair horses hauled, an experiment. ten
cords of wood for several miles,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

TAXATION IN THE C1rIEs-The following is the
rate of taxation four of the largest cities in the
Union
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


We have received the Annual Catalogue of the
State University, for the session of 1649-50, be-
ing the Goth from the opening of the institution.
We are highly gratifed to see that the number of
students is much larger than it has ever hereto
fore been.
The whole number of matriculates at the last
session 1862; at the present, tits 327, OF whom
270 reside in Virginia and 81 in other States
The state of the different schools in the Universe
ty is as follows:
Ancient Languages. ....'....' .''.'.'''''' 90
Modern. DO. on
Mathematics. ....''.'..'. ....'.'' 'AOo
N atural Philosophy, .........t-. o4
Chemistry and Materia Medca,... ........ .l8O
Medcine. 800. $50. .ii9
Physiology and Comp. Anat. and Surgery. 1923
Moral Philosophy. ............ 90
Law %
Lectureship OF Anatomy. ..................12 ~
OF the 327 matriculates, 224 are in their first
session IT in their second, and 26 in their third
or a still later, session.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

EDURCEII4. LADD ~ CO., DRUGGISTS
Ia and DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., No. 80, corner of Main and
18th streets, Richmond, Va, have just received their
Spring stock OF Drugs, &c. comprising large and ge-
neral assortment, and embracing the following in part
1000 lbs superior Indigo
3 hhds best Madder
5000 lbs Super Carb Soda
70 bbls Alum and EPSON Salts
~ DO Glue, assorted qualities
~ do prime Castor Oil,
1000 gals Lamp Oil
II bbls Tanners Oil
80 lbs Hydrodate Po!ass
80 doz Rushtons Cod Liver Oil
cases Chrome green and yellow
1000 boxes Window Glass
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
cases English refined Borax
so bbIs Calomel, American and English
40 lbs Oil Lemon
300 kegs White Lead, in oil and dry
10 bbls Eng Venet Red
is groce Lows Brown Windsor Soan
10 bbls Varnishes
1000 lbs Extract lockwood
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Sands and IoWnsend's SarsanaritIa
And other popular medicines proprietors' prices
with the usual assortment of Fancy Articles Rrshes
Combs, &c. All of which will be sold yerv lou g,
cash, or to punctual dealers the usual credit
N D. farticular attention to packing ana tor,yard
ing orders PURCELL, LADD & Co Dmoasts
mn ~ Nam, corner 18th street, Richmond, Va.
AKDEN'S HORSE POWDERS. FOR
T Mr. lMF I1 WING THE CONDITION, Ape
III e., AH ~ WIND OF HORSES These Justly
are toundered overheated or ond baws
loss .,e aPpese and are hide bound 1t improves the
appeaiahtce Vi norses, and gives them fine smooth
glossy 81 SKIN Price rs cts For sale only by
mn Il Ell, PICoT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12
Lynchburg, Feb. 10, 1850.
N INV CONC IL R Al

JNO. ROYALL HOLCOMBE having purchased
of VIM H. Mosby the entire interest Of A B Garland,
ISOLATED himself with w. II. Mosby, in the General
auction and Commission Business under The style and
firm of
MOSBY y LCOMBE,
They would respectfully solicit continuance of the,
patronage hitherto extended to the previous concerns of
w. H. Mosby and Garland & Mosby, and pledge their
best exertons to promote the interest of all those who
may employ them. They will pay prompt personal at
tention to all consgnments entrusted to their care
- aV They tender their services to Planters and
Farmers tor the sale of Tobacco, and solicit their
patronage. Their charges for selling Tobacco will be
so cents per hid. when no advance is made They will
make liberal advances produce eonsgnments in
hand. WIN H. MOSBY.
JNO. r. HOLCOMBE
Lynchburg Feb 49, 1850 NH l-2awlm
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

The "Harrisonburg Buckingham Republi-
CAM comes to us renovated from its late disaster
by fire, and giving pleasing evidences of the en-
ergy of its true-hearted editor, Mr. MAuP1N.
The "Fincastle Valley Wing" has recently
been taken charge Of by Capt. E. c. CARRNGToN,
who commanded one Of the companies of the
Virginia regiment, which enlisted In this city for
the Mexican war The 'Whig" will be devoted,
as heretofore, to the maintenance of Wing princi-
pl es, and we wish its conductors all happiness
and prosperity. [Our friend of the Harrisonburg
Republican is mistaken in supposing that Capt.
C. was once an associate editor of this paper
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

ENTITY TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, war
a. ranted genuine. Purchasers will please call and
take. it away, For sale. 1r ,,,,n,n,o,r
NH II JAS. WINSTON,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12
TEXAS.

The Texas Legislature, on the 25th January,
unanimously passed resolutions concerning the
slavery question The first four are the same
that were offered in the Senate in 1847, by Mr..
Calhoun; they deny the power of Congress to
enact any law which should, directly or by its eff
feet, prevent the people of any of the States from
emigrating with their property to the Territories
and the fourth resolution atirms the unconditional
right of the people of Territory, in forming a
State Constitution, to adopt the form of govern
ment which they may think best, so it be strictly
republican. The fifth resolution declares that
the abolition of slavery in the District should be
resisted on the part of the South, by whatever
means are best adapted to the protection of the
Constitution, the defence of herself and the pre-
servation ofthe Union" Thesixth is in these words,
being adopted, if we mistake not, from the resolu
tons of the Legislature of Maryland
Resolued, That knowing no party names or
| political divisions upon questions involving in
their nature and consequences the character, pro-
perty, and political existence of those we repre-
SENT aoe are prepared to make common cause 1Uth
our sister Staes Of the South, in defence of the
Federal Constitution, and that, our rights being
identical, we will cordially cooperate with the
rest of the South, IN any measure of defence of
our constitutional rights that may be best calcu-
ated to preserve their integrity.
The Mobile Register thinks Washington the
best place for the meeting of the Southern Con-
vention. The Mobile Advertiser would have the
Convention, if it must be held, as far removed as
possible from the political influences that pervade
| the atmosphere of Washington. To that end it
| suggests San Antonio, Texas, as very suitable
| place.
| Col Boykn, one of the delegates named by the
Alabama Legislative Caucus to represent the first
Congressional District at Nashville, has published
card expressing the opinion that the selection
had better been referred to the source of all pow
er, the people; and he proposes that primary
meetings be held for the purpose.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

LoNGEvITY-The following article is taken from
Norwich Conn., paper, printed some fourteen years
since
There is now living in this town man, in the S5th
year OF his age, who was born Sunday his wife on
Sunday, and his first child on Sunday; they had
day morning and the last Saturday night. He is
the eldest of four generations, all born on Sunday all
bearing the name, all living and all presenta
a family reunion short time since" t
We are enabled say that the same man is vet living
in good health, and has Just entered his goth year
He was in New York some two years since and on
visiting Wall st, pointed out the spot where he stood
and witnessed the inauguration Of the immortal WASH
ingop. He was Tor great number years u S. Sur
veyor of the Port OF Norwich He is now the patrar-
chal head of five generations the last one having re-
world on sunday The name Of this ancient MT man
is Erasus Perkins Several of his descendants reside
in this City; among them grandson, James H.
Perkins, of "Odd Fellows Hall"--N Y Tribune
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE IN New YoRK--The select
committee Of the Assembly appointed the last year to
ege and Experimental Farm in the State of New
York, have just made report, accompanied by a bill
for the establishment of such institution. The bill
provides for college, with farm attached to be
under the care OF fifteen trustees, from each
judicial district of the State; the meetn June
next and organize locate the college, buy and stock
the farm, the buildings, fix OF studies
zes the State Comptrolerto borrow 100000 for the
purposes of the college. The subject before the
Legislature The Albany Argus thinks the project
wasened to the honor oftaking the lead in this mpor
tant matter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

KklSSoLUTION..Th partnership business of
tua consent on the 9Th inst All claims against the
concern will be settled by VIM H. Mosby and he alone
is authorized to collect all debts due the concern hav
ing purchased of A. B. Garland his entire interest,"
therein A. B. GARLAND,
VIM H. MOSBY.
Tvnchhuro Fob "a 1910
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12
vHvHE WESTERN HOTEL in FINCAs-

EDERUvIAN GUANO.-25o tons pure Peruvian
n Guano, now receiving direct from the Govern
ment agents,-no mistake-tor sale by
HUGH w. FRY
ALSO, IN STORE, 500 bags Rio, Laguayra and
Java COFFEE; together with general assortment OF
GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS, &c.-tor sale
low to punctual customers fe I5-eoc6w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-12

NAvAL.-The U, S. revenue barque Polk, has been
ordered to be fitted out with all possible despatch for
to her: Fl. D. Hunter, captain, F. Martin, c. Bennett
VIM. c. Pease, LIST ieuts; VIM. H. Brown, X, S Wood
ward, &. Saunders, John Carson, I'd lieuts William
B, Richmond, A. Tennyson, 3D. lieuts.-Norfok Ar
gus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-26

MONDAY, Feb ass Pm.
7hs two weeks later brought BY AMERICA and
published in the regular mornng edition Of the Herald
the effect Of checking operations all articles of trade
merchants being disposed 10 await the receipt
ters hefsre operating Cotton quiet no sales sf
feced worth reporting Flour from the same cause was
eull and sales unmporant Southern also quiet In
wheat there change to notice Saturdays report
tinasd hrm while other sclss Of exhibited
m Esss ois: fn
laases were UNCHANGED.
s Ss.. rs :s %.
BY p rsiio.d were to = fair amount
2Soo barrels including fns At s. sr 81 5o common
ss.s sss 81 ~. .iiT Sa ss's s ss.
ss Sost"srn Flour wa. DUH and nominal With sales
Vi. 5 vi Sss
demand wheat for milling fair; but the
Isl q 0siS ssi and ,Ss.1 shi:S
sS.Sss Of NsrtSsra a. sse
and ss sales
&c. for ordinary white Southern and e7 5e Jersey
W oasssd s..y v. 600 southern. the remain
500 sheep lambs Prices MARKET for SssSes
h., been very and closes very dull Price.
81 90 cw We hear Of sales Of qualities
sss:s ssT ss. sy.s ns s:
Tor shppsnt about Sg lef, over Cows and
sSts SIS 90 left ever Hay straw-sass Of bale
Ons hundred bundles, lie. . zoe. W. W.
coTToS!he telegrapbe accounts Of the Liverpool mar
quite what expected and there dspos
buyers until after the receipt Of the nail W.
stasnant market. at our previous hsures-
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Fhyir-The market was steady and sales Of ZOO boxes
"a and aSS At about
FREIGHTs.-Beyond some engagements made for Calfor-
MA there was nothing Of one Rate: 70 ports Of
waiting letters $50 tons of oswood taken for ROtter
BDrs There has been no material chang. in quotations
with only limited inquiry The sales Of the day have
six to monsSs 2o iss for Southern m.Iis
A. hs sane rate rat 500 A. g f0T dry aysrasns y
New Yozt account the sales we're Laguayra and oura
iernea mat .rs imp0r the east d Rio
Srande and Buenos Ayres have been taken BY the trade
M With SIX and ssS. month";. very "sn' AZ
and s. @ dssD nv
LSAInsH.-The stock in the market was exceedingly
smsi daily receipts BY railroad were purchased imms
Laf.Thsrs has been better feeling in the market for
lime with ve.y s,eaay demand for common Themasion a.
mornii At s7c cash. which was an advance Of 2c on
EXy1h parcel of 100 barrels spirit, sold from
wharf at c cash Crude firm. and in demand at So rs
sales on tbs po at s an. .ls Grs r.
arrive there were sass Of 10000 gallons English for April
PnovIsIoss.ihe market for pork was NOR. firm, with
Boz :. a anS the s re
.s sF ssa in ". fair ss @ S a S
ass s7 ID, mes. (oOgnryl Beef Ham, were hrmsr with
s . psys &SG cn' as IS
an: M sss s of Esq s
terces tsc. CSC. Butter good request prices
were broyan Cheese in good and low grades
were held higher We quote at te. &C. as in quality.
RATTANs.-Sales Of l5,too made at 10.
RIAL Esrhrr Sales made of the following lots in
Wall sreet2 lots north side Fifty fourth street,
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues 81 do side Irving
Place between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets 302
ana 90 DO on street s ssAs @ 40 S
frankfort William 5sxi0s <l4 $50 lease do
Fourteenth street. 5DxiO0 Si75u0; Twenty
sseord street Third avenue xss do next
joinr 2x9s 81 30 do, Twenty tare street. y
xfs 81 $50 do, Second Twelfth 35S
los S30 do, Thirteenth street. 25xO3 $1,000
DO Twenty third and Second avenue 2xl00
! 81 $40.
ssrpFlax continued to be held firm aAd 81 so is
demanded for American, and 81 w for Calcutta sale Of
SD bushels American made 81 rs, casks
SUGAR.-The demand good an prices without vara-
top; sales made GLIDING quality
hhds. New Orleans at 44c a5c.
| TsLLow About 10 900 lbs. changed hands at ne.
IIN.-sales Of 400 tlahs Banoa were made 2Oo.
NnIsKSy. market for whisi lower and rather
unsettled The demand limited sales were
bbls. Prison Jersey 1T 25c. 254e Drudge quiet
23c, time and interest.
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ssesrer-New Orleans, God. San Francisco Howard q
ssip.- Rsl,h J,.t'on. Tsv Orleans Eagle Hsrardi
RsIt-I,ssi, s,sysa. savannah stsrys. ci..rnas Co
criefhoss. SsPssEss "a eSrsso sssnss Sons n,,-
.s@ors, Bu,es Mobile Esss Hazard Kite Graham, Bal
ssiI:efssirs' sslis. cAssr,. Russell Norton Ip,r.-
i .ns Ssas sc do Ss,, S k s
nsn,,l,Ss. Ps.cn' nls.ssdis rsrsas' osss.r sreS.
S SSls''''' Brady Philadelphia Hand S'''' Beers
ship Tartar (of Fhiadeirhial weber. shaashaL Nov g.
vessel W flatt son 81 Fkiiassirlis Jan % Is.
Care Of Good Hope ssntissd ship Sian, from Manila fr
r. !: ssIss :s Z T ND: ..
sich q Westerly wi,ds during shs whole gAsssse
sssss s'i bois Ne; sS 6s. an with ns
on c,rysfr h,.f vi,h rt,sssrs sosse, ''s
Park sselna. Young Charleston days. with eotOn he.
6rs AIss. Smith. cur.eos. a asy. with fu,e ,lin..
al Ss SSsss lon .ysls ss.Ssr rfiIsdspBS Sis
a sss E Ce s1 1S g Rio s 81 Gs r n brig
brr cs,ses s. Johns rSrio Rice IS days, with
iFs hS.S:;. I.si.: a.s.s.. ~ y Win g, ,Yx
s Dn ss ,~ q s Il. s lon . a. c sss sss
Tsb a. Ion "a 10 ,ss the o. ahsrm trs fu
sI ts5 ,ns 5 s 5 aS:U; .o - Is; She q -:
PAINTED e'a ss 5ssh ys'v s,s q. Ss bon
snd ti ssryrienees huIrissse hove g hours With
dous sea The was nine days North Of Cape Hat
tsrte ard hss perierced heavy from the North
Bris John Dsv.cn Rcsiss WilainstOn, Nc. dag, with
naval stores, 20 Dtllner Potter.
s,fr otonse Thomas KINGSTON Jam Is days and dsy.
from Charleston where che rut In 20 repair sails having
nsrtd them N gale Of windl With rimerto, &C. to A
Brocl man CO.
solr ftru tof East rhomsstopl Hart Kingston Jam, "a
days with Cd iron se TO kossiIe FEB ~ s lon 20
fcrtrast lost iib, stove bulvarhs. &C.
Sclr Jsmes Fisher. Andersen, Delaware 2d.va
Scir Wissshikon Ieech. Philadelphia. davs.
eclr yus tnn srstes Estrcrt, 10 days With ..hs and
fsh 20 Smith bo,nton. Feb ~ IN the South Chsnue In
se nom The NE les deck load and gaH and had the beat
ssLrn Barnes Rec New Bsvsn. 2asys With Ice. bound
70 North Carslira.
ssirg Thsmrs.n. wishsr, New Haven, days.
sehr s,raton, Stead ans. Salem. NJ. days.
sloop Ariel, lizard, Bristol. 2dsya
Below.
slip Sea witch.
ALEC, ship shd brig
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FisE At GsHpirEp, Mr A fire broke out this morn.
ing about four o'clock in water street 10 a. supposed
that 10 commenced In building occupied tsilor's
chop, by n Lowell When Uncovered the bsck part
Of his shop all fire The Gre spread from this
shop escb way through block Of wooden buildings on
the north eide Of Nster street consuming the whole
block 70 being about two hundred feet long Among
the sufferers are Robert Williamson; building (brck)
is badly tcofched the roof and windovs, clothing
considerably damaged ard some Loot covered BY fnsur-
atce X Brown. barter. Who lost most Of his tools
aud shop and house furniture, estimated at $500 no
insurance John Brown. confectioner, lofs St.5OO-
insured $500 John Laurence, building, probably in-
tuied l. n Iovel. tailor loss S7U0-insufed 500.
Decker loss q tools and clothing about 800 Ia
sursuce Ossn Desly. tailor. lo.s not knovn g.. w.
Bstchscr Era Law Office aud building Nest OF his
valuable papers we're saved. Mrs Springer building
probably insured Mrs. Meade milliner, property
mostly saved VIM Ring butcher, loss not known G.
Atwood book seller. less about S20Ocovered by In.
sufsBcv Kelley EoWelr sboemakers Ices about $500
- fully insured. jackson, tinmsn and stove deaer,
loss 500 inturansc. Henry SsEe harness maser.
lee. $500 insurance Lord Bustin painters loss
not knoWp J. W r. Gardner ana George Jones OF
Aurusts Gsorfis-buiidpgs fully Injured The dwell
irE house Of }. ~ Gardner. and building adjoining
tie stne Owned by him. much mi uftdlo.s about
$500 injured Mr. Bsss Of Bcston stock Of clothing
Ice. and dsusre about seOO-iBsursd y McLensnd,
owner q he Csbosse House los. sbuut soO-iusar
J Neftiil landlord tf Cabosse House damage OF
furniture about f3u0- no insuranee. John BrownA j.
Brown had not only their place 81 business barntd
bot oil their bousehld furniture and their families
a occrs Lcring bootustsr lost ell his stock snd
tools Gssitncr Ne y Fountain, f,b %
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Died.
On Sunday, Feb. oath, CHAntEs F.. infant son OF
Charles 2. and Elizabeth Huestis, aged weeks
On sunday Feb Gath, In the z3d year Of his age.
after painful illness Of ten weeks HrNRr wALKsR
London England
His friends and acqua ntances and those OF his bro
Their respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from the residence Of his brother John Walker, a.
Marion street this day, at o'clock r. NJ His remains
will be taken TO Green God Cemetery
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FALL RIVE. Feb 2-Arr sehr Borden, Baltimore via
York. CID go. sohr Berry, Thayer Norfolk.
CLoUcksrER, Feb Arr sobrs Robert Follct Lubse foe
NYork; watchman 1homaston for do.
LIVES. Del, Feb Is, PM-Yeserday feet stoed TO
Among them the ship Ophr nOrisans bark Ysr
mouth for do eg nArkland for do Lanartas fer Bar
badge. r for Lasusy,s; Four Brother
Primrose lBrl for Halifax Psnnsylvania, Iatansa
Jew, for Ne~buryport; " Godfrey and Miller. for
York. Boston and Emporium for Dighton ana many
whose names unknown. Wind light from the East.
18Th lA An-shp Lehgh from NOrlsans; bark JaDonieA'
from Hayena, and two herm briss unknewn. ct
Without touching at the Breakwatr Bark Sultan San
Francisco h the only vessel in the Rosdstead Wind SW
Lrrs. FEB lS,Arr schr Superior, Phillips Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Feb IL Arr bark Cyane, LovelAnd Rchmond
bound to Nev Orlsans put in to finish E brig
r. sSss P.. s Nal ssh VIZ %ic
Yorh Louisa Bu,sess Barnstabs passed day
ton bound to Charleston. (ses MG Ann d. MenAth New
York In Hampton Roads brig John Alfred Moore. for
New HAVEN, Fob 22-Arr ship Amulet Howes Boston 70
load for California. Sid brig Mayhower Buuae Barbsdoss
PHLApELPHIA Feb A-Arr chip WIN Kent Vsrnsy N
Orsans bark Louisa. Wieby natansas brgs Wave yolns
N0rean Thomas Walter Marshmau, Charleston; Gel
PosrIArD FEB za-Arr schr Bowditch. kmsry, Wiinns-
ton NC CID barks Hill. Thomas Jersmis Louisa ks-
ton Shields Trinidad Sid ships Gertrude NEW Of Port
land, 5 tons Dyer NYork Butler do; brig Frances Ellen.
sALn. Feb 22-Cld brig Mary Hssu Gregory, "a. Fran
cisco Sid 2ad. bark La Plata, Bsrtram, Zanzibar.
NYorl. Cid ga. sohr Michigan shuts NYori; ssd ssSs
Monterey, Mcintyre, Boston.
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The Great Fire I'm Macon. Georgia.
OUR GEORGIA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR GEORGIA CORRESPONDENTS.
MAooS, (GEo) Feb Is, 1850.
About O'Clock this morning this city was alarmed
By cries Of FIRE" ON proceeding to the place ind
Gated, found the fame, issuing from building oecu
pied BY MIR shelton, As taiors shop. So rapidly did
the Gre spread that by daylight two entire blocks OF
storer In the centre Of the city were consumed The
following buildings with most Of their contents we're
A.
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On the Gath inst by the Rev. Oh. Ilener, Mr. HgS.
nv GnrENnKHo TO Miss MARIg BERorHAL, both Of New
York.
Florida papers please copy
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Ships New Orleans (s) Woed San Francisco; Seine will
lAms, Havre RsAh Jackson New Orleans barks Childe
Harold, Havana; Georgia, avannah; and others
WNW. and Light.