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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

THE MESaERIsED CniLDRES.-sI
Cui.AR rtIENDNESOy

THE MESNERIsED CHILDREN. SISCu.
GuLAR PHENOMENON.
I'VE copied last week ffsa, he Clsarsprias
(Md.) Sentinel. an account Of TIRES chlidrea
VI Mr.. Michael Jones, Of thai place being ~
"a ,ssy .ila,aias .aanfli.s.a. appa.s.asb - n
der mesmertc influence. Ths eduer of Inc
Seasiael has since visited them, ADD has dis
covered that they can be Temporarily rellsv
ed by that the nasmerlsers term .he revere
ed passes. Oac III them has been entirely
retrieved by this process, b1li&o IL them sfe
sill Affected, asd one IL 10 feared vii. die, as
its limbs have become perfectly parniizsd, 80
IS TO proven. iss wsiA,ng. Tbs father has
been ennpsllsd 10 desss, operating upon he
children. as II has impaired hIs heAlth very
much. |. Affects bis nsrvous sys,em power.
fully, and slih.ugh osly operating, occasion
ally. for week nr len DAYS past, hc has be-
cos.e reduced ~ flssh very mach. The Sea
tine! says;
I" II was truly distressing 20 Sse three such
in.sres ing and healthy children thus s,rungs.
y affected. When ffse fron the mesmefIc 10
s1cnee, tsey are very sOdsie. q,iet and M
desl. while on the contrary. ~bss IN ,hs #es
merle state, they are extremely insolent AID
fuds to their parents and strangers. They
take del,sh, in iallct,ng unmefc,fnl bloss
upon each o;hsr, and at times strike their pa,
rents and stsigefs.
"They appear to deiigh' To be asleep, a'
they Term It, 5arisg which limo they lsusa
dance, run, aud strive by every means N ,htii
power to get ou'. We toOk the ms,mefic "a.
ID OF Of thsm probsbly sigla or ten ,ime'
Which required not oscsrdlag 10 10 80 Or
conds csea Time. Any person can relieve
them with the reversed passes, provided lbsy
are willing oihersaise they caonu, he aga
ksncd. Al tbs time cf Indilisg this, which
has been about two hours s,ncs las. sroaslns
them. we feel considerable telaxs,ion VI ths
nervous system, together with pans 10 the
head, arms. aud ex,temliies, which We slhbs
attribute, 10 oGr having ss,rarled he nervous
aaid from Them"
The ohildren assert that podlar, who ssd
called a, their fathers house, put them IL ,hs
singular way IN which they have since been
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
Admission Of California.


The correponden, OF the Charleston Cou-
rier states that he chief matter OF interest IN
The Senate on the lilh instant, was the ques-
lion Of reference Of the California Cons,itu'
ton. and il involved, incidentally, the great
question OF the day. There were number
Of propositions refer il to the Committee
on Territories, which now has jurisdiction
over Gen. Foote's ti!!-one, to refer II, TO.
ge,her with all propositions relative TO slave
nv, TO a special committee Of fifteen, TO be
chosen by ballot-and one TO refer II TO Sc
lcct committee Of FIVE. The correspondent,
says
"Mr. Cay took occasion 10 express his
views in favor Of reference, and OF the ad-
mission Of California. | may here state that
he made clear, as he always does, his plan ct
proceeding. He wished 10 settle ell the
questions pepding before the country IN re-
gard to slavery and the territories; ans his
mode Of operating was, after The adoption oil
his Resolutions, modified as they might be
by the Senate, TO send those requiring legs'a-
ton 10 appropriate Committees, 10 be wrought
into Bills. He supposed The California Bill
would not pass Til after some two or three
months, and that the other bills would be ma
iured aud ready for Ultimate acton at the
same ume."
Mr.. Foote vehemeally and vigorously op.
posed the admission OF California ahead Of all
other measures, aad leaving all other ques.
tions unsettled. Mr.. Benton is in favor OF
its reception Immediately, and Independently
Of all other measures.
Mr.. Clay made vigorous aud very elo.
quenl speech in vindicalion cf his position
10 which eff.rt he was incited by some re.
marks Of Mr.. Foo.e, and others out of the
Senate, in regard to The allegiance which
Senators from slaSeholding States owed to
the South. He..was much excited, when he
exclaimed that he knew no South TO which
he owed allegiance, and no sovereignty, ex.
cept the Union and the State OF Kentucky,
which had claim on his allegiance. As TO
any existing or contemplated Southern Con.
federacy, he knew nothing me dbl no, be.
long TO it, and never would. lie gave Sen.
ators 10 understand tina, he would hold them
to terms of reciprocal courtesy, and that he
would resent remarks made on his course,
as Southern man. no matter from whom
they might come. lie stated, proudly, that,
last night, he received the Resolutions OIL
the Kentucky Legislature, cordially approx
ing Of his course. and they were moi prompt
ed by him.
Ia letter from the same correspondent,
dated on the 10Th instant, be says, "you will
see, in the papers. the able and impressive
speech of Judge Butler, made yesterday, on
the subjec, Of the admission Of California
and containing views in regard to The question
which sgitates the country. He produced a
decided impression 90 The Senate. We are
approaching the crisis. | think we shall
safely pass it.
The splendid speech Of Mr.. Clay-full Of
passion and chivalry the day before
yesterday, is IN every body's mouth, and has
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
INDIANA AND TIE wILMoT P2Gvtso.
INSTRUCTIONS

Indiana's two Senators 10 Congress Mes
srs Wbncomb and Bright vail be sesa
by the following, are Instructed" on the
Pfoyisu" subject. A few days before aj-
journine, the following Join, resolution passed
both houses Of The Legislature, and is doubt
less now on its .ey to Washington:
BE it Resolved by the General Assembly
Of The State Of indara, Thst cur Senator's ~
Congress be instructed, aud our Repre- .-n,a
lives requested, 30 10 cast their votes, and
exert their Influence, a. 10 have ingtsfed
upon any law that may DO passed FOR the of-
gonizailon OF the tefrito'. recently acquired
from Mesleo, provision forever excluding
from such territory. slavery and involuntary
scrvi,uie, Otherwise than in the Iunishmeo,
Of crimes. whereof the party has been duly
convicted"
They both. We believe, as democrats, &C
know ledge the doctrine Of instruction. ~
Mr.. Blight, though from free State, IS said
TO bo a stakeholder.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
INDIAN,

Kneus no North. no S.gti nothing but tie Uaiaa.
Tskirg il in its largest sene-ihe sen-e
uhich, sa doubt. il Is intended TO convey
no senlmen, ecu d 81 this time be more up
propriats. !, exrres,e. the deep feeling oil
the people Of Indiana which, while II Is nee,
ready, and silisg Ia maEiiesi in every la~
fu Say, in according TO The South her just
fem and ua, ,eldng n The determination TO
sustain Tie uuion a, al hazards. Indiana
paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
PUBLIC OPINION IN MARYLAND.

We feel confident that not q sofit1ry in
diridnai in Baltimore, or in The State Of
Marpland con be found mho will adpocafe a
dissolution Of The Uaion -aud wc feel eqnslly
sure that public feeling is adrerse TO sending
Deiegats 10 The Southern Convention, or 10
any other meeting uherc The question Of dis
soipine the Union may be discussed IN
MARYLAND il is not considered a debstable
subject, 50 far rs we know public sentiment.
If there be no, a speedy settlement Of the
dispute in Congress, we would advise that
Public Meetings be called throughout the
country, that the voice Of the People may
be heard 10 the halls of Congress. Bali
more Clipper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
A SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

We learn that b',t branches Of the Leg
i,is,ufs Of Georgia, have passed rssvlo,ion'
for the appointment Of delegates 10 the Nash.
Vile Convention, To be held On the first MoH.
day 10 June neat. Tho vste, We learn, was
esther unaaimous, or approaching to usanl.
u..'y. The democratic delegates for the
State NJ large, il is undersigned, viii DO NJ
II. AcAlI.,er, E.q., Of Savannah, osd ss.
Governor McDsaaid, Of Cobb county, The
Wing delegates WI be Judge Law, Of 81.
vasnah, sSa Judge Doushor'y, Of Clsrk-
with al,sroaios f,r zach.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
wAsHINGToN's FAREWELL ADDRESS

The original manuscript Of The Farewell
Address of the "Faiherr Of his Country,
was disposed Of a, public auction, a, Phila.
depbia, on the l2lh instant, for The sum Of
tro thousand three hundred dollars. The
Rev NJ. Boardman was the purchaser, for o
gentleman at a distance.
A resolution has been passed by Congress
TO authorize The purchase Of this important
manuscript; but we presume it will now be
too late, without the Government pays hand
some per cent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
s6ii7Sia
HON. Mr. HANNEGAN.-A PAINFUL PIC
TURE.

HON. Mr. HANNEGAN.-A PAINFUL flC
TURE.
The Baltimore papers publish from tho
Boston Daily Advertiser, the following eS
tract of letter from a respectable Amefi.
can al Berlin:
Bu, all things are tame beside eur Min.
is,er Hsnargan. f.e Is The most aannerlcss
and utterly vulgar man ever met. Though
now recovering. lie has during considerable
lime Been almost dying Of deiitium iremens.
HIS preseace here is the greatest possible
disgrace 10 our country. cannot tell you
abou, him; the stories which are current,
and uuhsppily authenticated, sufpass all be.
lief. His manner ard conversation are un.
eudurable, his debauehefy with wo@en -
gross and continuous ths, the servant. IN the
hotel are seandalized. In coming across the
frontier he svore and quarrellcd With tie po'
lice Who demanded his passport, and attract
ed a gseal crowd, and, offer long abuse, Hung
the pas a, last in the l!iscef's face. Ute wa
so insane in his hotel, with deIitium irsnsens
tha, he thought himself pursued by hsnd.
from he'll. and prosecuted by women WHOM
he saw in he stove and everywhere abun
The room. The 5gurcs ia the pictures on ,h'
walls, he insisted moved about and mocksf
him. lie opened his windows and called u
: crowd Of persons TO assist hin ia dfisn,
out imaginary women; and "a. one day 70
ken up for dead 50 far had his disease pro
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
Public Meeting.

ACall is made Cor Public Meeting to be
held in Charlotte, on the Tuesday Of April
Court, without distinction Of party, to take
some action relative to the Southern Conven-
lion tina. is to NEE, in Nashville in June next.
As meeting will be held we should be glad
10 see full turnout, a, any rate OF the Wings,
so that The feelings and sentiments Of the
people of this section may be fsirly expressed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
A MINT IN NEW YORK

The Standard, we regret 10 see, IS taking
side, with the New York Express in condem.
nne Mr.. Badger for having defeated the ball
To establish Branch Mint in the City Of
New York, ard INDUCES in some badin9ge
towards our friends Of The Register and Oh.
server for their appreciation 81 Mr. Badger's
course. In this case, tvs obvious MIR. Bad
ger acted from the dictates of wisdom and
patriotism, and deserves for ii the thanks Of
the country, as he did for having defeated
Mr.. Folks design Of making Col. Benton
Lieutenant General, aud Of sending him TO
Mexico in tina, lofty capacity to exercise
dictatorship over the gallant Scott and fay.
or. The Min, in Philadelphia, jl,t step
from N. York, is sufIicicn, 10 answer all the
purposes Of coming. IL VAS well to defeat
the other purposes, of mourning a heavy 60.
vcrnmcni expense and creating an additional
corps Of ofiise holders, Cor such an establish.
ment IN New York. That city is already
sinking under the mass Of corruption which
ex1des from its swarms Of office. holders. -
II would be wise and patriotic TO lessen, ra.
thef Than increase their numbers. And we
cordially unite with those who commend Mr..
Badger for the sound wisdom and patriotism
he has manifested in arrestiDg tho bill in
question. North Carolina will say to him,
we'll done, thou good and faithful servant"
-Raleigh Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

0-We have not been able TO secure The
services of hand yet, but we have the pro-
mise OF one in two weeks. We shall not be
able, therefore, to issue another paper under
two weeks. Although our readers have cause
o complain we hope they will bear with US
liule longer. Should anything important
ranspire we will issue an extra.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
Stock Secured.
means !!

The Wilmington Commercial, Of the 9Th
instan, Gays: We learn, from a reliable
source that the whole stock Of 100 shares,
at $40, 600 each, projected al the Convention
at Greensborough, has been taken-the re
qulsite number Of persons having come for
ward 10 the rescue. AIS we'll"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
GEORGIA ELECTION.

Returns from ali tho Counties in the First
Congressional District Of Georgia, except
two, give jackson 194l; Fleming 1902 :
mnjotity for Jackson 80. The Counties 10
be heard from Wayne ard Ware, which it
is supposed, will increase Jaekson's majority
a few voies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

Why is a Printing Office like the Pen'a
touch Give books Of Moscs)l Because i, a.
bounds in Types.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

OF See the advertisement, headed Men
Wanted"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1850,

" WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq, is our a.
eni in Baltimore, authorized 10 obtain advertise
ncnts and subscriptions and 10 grant receipts.
UE. w. CARR, Esq, is our agent in Phiadel-
h;a. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
urc subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

Why is Speaker Cobb's name like honey
Because il cannot be made witheul Bees bis
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
CURIOUS FAcr.

A curipus fact |. men.iorod in the Wsnsugh
UriShl Guardian in reference TO d., Laugh.
ley, who was confined in jill, and who fa.let
FOR forty days. The reason fos ubsisiains
vas caused BY total loss of appetite, nav
sea- and disinciaaIion 10 cat, Al tho Of
gans Of the body ceased 10 perform their func
tons in tho animal economy, with the escer
ton Of the heart and lungs; and Il 10 q cur
Gus coincidence, also, that during that tins
the loss he sustained in weight was three
stones, less by two pounds, making exactly a
loss Of forty pounds, being onv pound per day
for every day he tasted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

The Legislature Of tho State Of Indiana
has made provision to procure block Of
marble, 10 take It's appropriate place ~ the
National Monument al Washington. Ii Is
10 bear the following inscription;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
THE UNITED STATES MINT.

luz
From the Annual hepoft OF 'he p"ee'o'
That The deposites Of Gold and Silver al the
MIMI aho us Dia"enes ou'''s WV
we're Us io'io~s'
AT Charlotte, n. I. sooo'ao.
AT DabIonesa, Ga. 2os W
At New Orleans, La. <,4to' -
Al rnl'aue'P"'a'
ao -,
The coina pe of cold, silver and copper, wns:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

W. o. the 20lh u:'imo, a protest, signed
by number o: Wings aud one Dem Graf,
was presented in the House Of Represent
tlves Of Geofgia. against the action Of the
House in making " The admission Of CsIiiof'
MIA as State ground for call for South
ern Convention.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

Papers from tho city Of Mexico cay that
Of 1000 adventurous from Sonora, who dor
ing the pas: year had emigrstcd to Caliiorula'
the half had returned IL their homes vita
one million Of dollars, principally 10 gold
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22

Total in gold and silver, Sl4oo6 463
The coinage of GOLD, silver, and copper, WIS:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-02-22
sIl,l64,695 50

The amour, of dsposi,es at the Mint and
its branches, Of gold for coinage from mines
10 the United States, in 1910, was:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU.

AIRY, OR INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE
PILES, TRIUMPHANT! $4,000 Cases Cured IN the
Past Year This medicine is warranted to cure all
cases of Piles either bleeding or blind internal or exter
with the piles suehas
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, WEAKNESS AND
INFLAMMATIONo of the SPINE, falling OF the bow
els, womb &C. that females particularly are subject to,
under peculiar circumstances for which many certi
Gates could be given OF speedy and eectua cures-but
delcacy torbids their publication.
SEVERE AND HABTTUAL COSTlVENESS,
flow ofbood to the head, dyspepsia, ulceraton stuas
Inflammation OF the stomach, find speedy cure IN Dr.
Uphams Electuary 1t internal remedy and cures
by its action on the above named diseases
UNIVERSAL CoMMENDATIoN--From every city, town
and village, where d. Uphams Vegetable Pile Electu-
airy has been introduced the most gratifying intelligence
of its effects have been received by the proprietor In
hundreds of instances has triumphed cases which
were deemed incurable
TAKE NOTICE.-T. w. DYOTT & SONS, No.
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia are hereby APP
pointed sole agents for the sale of Dr. A. Uphams File
Electuary, to whom all orders must be addressed 1t
is also for sale by Druggists generally throughout the
United States.
~ For generast otagencies refer to the Advertise,
men of Standard Med cnes, under the head othe Good
Samaritan. in "DYoTTS ORACLE OF HEALTH" Sc
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
NEW MUSIC-Just published for sale bv
lN NASH & WOODHOESE


Marion May, ballad, as sung by Mr. Dempster, with
pretty vignette Csc.
The Vale of Rest: Beneath the shade the flowers
were sleeping; from the opera OF the Huguenots; ar
ranged by S. Nelson 25c.
Signora Pico's Spanish Song: Tu Sandunca, what
enehantment, with aportrat; SOC.
The Lonely Bird: Song; Words by Mrs. Hemans,
music by M. Keller; 12Ec.
The Broken Hearted: Song, arranged for the gui-
tar; l2ac.
Angelica Polka composed for the piano by Signor
| g. George; 25c
| The Bridal Polka; composed by G. George Csc.
K Cpl; l2ac.
The Monkan6s Polka, by j. c. Branneis; Csc
The Swedish Star Polka, dedicated to Madlle Jenny
Lind, by Theod. Treakell 25c
The Happy Birds gone to rest, Ballad Csc
Yes, have dared to love thee Csc
Ihouft come no more: song arranged for the piano
forte by Jos. K Cpl; Csc
Saucy Kate further supply of this popular Ballad
25c
Chant Bohemian, par Leopold de Meyer; 25c
Will you come, lie Chant Amercaine,) with varia-
tons, by Saml Owen 3Sc
Comte de Mollis Grand March, composed by Jos. K.
Cpl; he
pular Music. ia 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

r~o FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS
sEssssssss.ssas MOUTH, via Port WalthaH- WIN
ter 1rraagement.-On and after Monday, the 10th
December, the cars running in connexion with the
fast and comfortable steamboats, MOUNT YER
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at Ct A. M :,
precisely. Returning, the boats will leave Norfolk
the alternate days, at the same time, touching at all the
regular landings each way.
Passage each way so 90
Meals :............."..".... SO each.
paired and furnished with new steam drum, and is
speed and safety by any boat ever on the
river. THOMAS DODAMEAD.
Agent at Richmond and Petersburg d. not.
Office R. and P. r. r. Co. de 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

Ha DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
M:: RENT have for rent two very desirable family
residences one situated Marshall street, between 9TH
and 9th streets and the other Sd street, between
Marshall and Clay Streets To good tenants, the rent
will be reasonable For terms apply to -,
e ~ JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

MAOVE Il lsAACS, WHOLESALE AND Re-
i, ND TAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 81 Main Street are
laow receiving their Fall supply OF DRDGS M I3I y
DOW GLASS, &C., which will be replenshed by every
arrival throughout the and which they prepar
ed to offer on the usual time punctua customers, or
for cash, at the gerry LOWEST rates
cali from Physicians, Country Merchants, and pur
chases generally solicited feeling confident we can
give them entire satisfaction
agg5e Orders promptly and faithfully executed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
EHylME ExTENDED.-ClTY Gas WORKS

TEvIME EXTENDED.-ClTYG GAS WORKS.
IL In pursuance OF Ordinance passed by the Coun-
Gil of the City OF Richmond on the Both day Of Novem
Der, ls49 providing for the erection Of Gas Works the
Committee Light hereby give notice that sealed pro-
posals. with plans and Specifications, will be received
until the 9Th day of February next Qs5o) for erecting
suitable works Tor the manufacture aud distribution Of
Carburetted Hydrogen Gas from btuminous coal, en-
bEacng Retort House, Purifying House, Coal Sheds
Gas Holder &c, OF sufficient capacity to manufacture
900 cubic feet per diem, and constructed to be
increased TO 2o0,0uo feet per diem. The quantity OF
pipe required will be about nine miles. Lamp post,
vice pipes and for the same, and every thing
cessary for carrying out fully the provisions OF the ord
nance TO supply the city with Gas.
Persons PROPOSING will specify the weight per foot, of
the different size ppesi the size of the hydraulic main
and the size Of the connecting pipes: and it is desired
that the plans and specifications be full and minute
possible for every part OF the work.
Any further information desired will be furnished on
application to the Chairman of the Committee on Light.
By order OF the Committee.
JAS. BOSHER, Chm'n.
The Baltimore Sum- Philadelphia Ledger, New York
Sun and Boston Atlas will publish the above a
week for four weeks and forward their accounts the
Chairman for payment. Je 2awt5F
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
TERMS
DAvrv RICHMOND TIMES.

From this dav MAY 9Th, 1s49l the DAILY TIMES
, ba nnhl;sbed at FIVEDOLLARS per annum, pro-
yd be made ii? 80 9 ds Or by letter the
pa na,ement Of the subscribers gear If payment be
not SO made within 30 days, SIX DOLLARS will be
CHARGED, and in no case whatever will an exception be
made to this rule. . L.:
INTERESTINGLY one square OF thirteen INES
or less first insertion so cents and every succeeding
insertion IS cents.
Tioice aceek, thrice meek, and once toee6-
First insertion so cents and every succeeding hsef'oh
37a cts. ....o..,.r,, ,;,,
Advertisements containing more than twenty lines VIII
be charged as two squares. = ,.....:uo.,,,. ,,,,..
The number of insertions OF Advertisements must
be noted on the MS, they will be inserted uhtl ORDER
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Snnus advertisers are charged $50 for 26 lines and
in that proportion for OF greater nr lemE
tpen,ents Of Greater length except Auctoneers, who
are Charged 300 paper incuded) for all sales before
their doors,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

- FAMILY HOUSE ON FRANKLIN ST
NI FOR RENT, the large and new house at the cor
ner of Franklin and Second streets, occupied by Mr.
Thomas Bolling has u rooms and all convenient out
houses possession will be given the LIST day OF October
and the house put in order Apply at the office OF
James Gray & Sons
GIL % JAMES GRAY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

~ FOR RENT.-A small and convenient tene-
EI men for rent, I'd street, opposite the corpora
ton lot To good tenant the rent will be moderate
Apply to .1r,x Norr,r
ALIEN. NO l..
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

a. FOR RENT, and possession given 10th De-
Cary and LIST streets occupied by John G. James,
ESQ The house has ten rooms and the kitchen has
four good rooms. Hydrant water in the yard: Apply
n Tno 29l RICHD. HILL, Jr.