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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

CABINET MEETISG.-Thc Baltimore SUI
of Friday says TINT 4 despatch from Wash
ington, announces that Cabinet Counci
was held on "Wednesday, at which it was re-
solved to hold the Cuban authorities rcspon
sible for any treatment the American resi-
dents may receive. A special messenger i:
ito be sent oat there forthwi Ii from the Stat,
to look after the interests OF
American citiZcns
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Notice..

A IL those having demands against the Estate
IN of Abncr V. White, deceased, are requested
to present them, properly attcstcd, and those in
lebted to make payment.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, If 10
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Stone F.iRlac.

TUST received 10 BrIs ,,cst STONE LIME,
i'I for sale at Hamburg price, with the addition
'of freight. G. l.. PENN, Agent.
January 90 II l
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EXCELSIOR!
~~~~S>~~-~~-~~-~~>~~~---~~
EoDG lE sTITUTU.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION, TUES
DAY NIGHT, JUNE llrn.
Original Pieces

IN GREEK, FRENCH, GERMAN AM
ENGLISII.
Address before the sophroncan Society OH Tues
day Evening.
Address before the two Schools on Wclncsda,
Morning.
TFNIIE SECOND Session OF $50, vii
J. commence on WEDNESDAY, 10Th July
The samc Instructors continue.
n. B.-1hc second Session Of the FULLER
INSTITUTE, opens at the same time.
Greenwood, S. c., May 81, 9t 90
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GREAT Loss OF LIFE.-A despatch from
sSt Louis, 2Sth ult. to the Baltimore Sun, gives
8the subjoined particulars Of another terrible
steamboat disaster:
A frightful steamboat accident took place
This evening The steamer st. Louis col
/ 9lapsed two tues, three miles below the city,
Fat quarantine. A frightful scene ensured
the slricks of the wounded and dying were
most heart-rcnding.
From all the information which could be
] gathered in the confusion, it appears, that
a25 lives were lost, and 40 persons wounded
About half the number Of persons scaled will
certainly die. The sufferers mostly were
sleck passengers.
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Candles, Soap, &C.

On BOX. Sperm and Adamantinc Candles,
fOO Is Boxes lIull's Candies,
90 Boxes Winchester Turpentinc Soap,
90 do Toilet and Shaving,
For sale by II. 4. KENRICK.
IIonburg, Nov 2G tt Is
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aButler Lodge, No. II I. 0. Q, 7
Notice.

4 BARBACUEwill he given ut PS:- Grove
"A (Capt. Thco. Dcau's) on the 18th OF Jul,
next, Maj. III. r. SrASS, has been requested ant
is expected OH that occasion 10 deliver an or;liiol
upon a given subject. The candidates arc invite
to attend, prepared to speak upon the poltic;l
topics Of the day.
juno ) st 90
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For Sheriff.

JOHN IIILT.
THOMAS w. LANHAM.
humphreys BOULWARE,
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JOS e p Ell aB N

4 AIIUNNEf ATsLAA
jNNTT.L be found in his Office at r.
! w Court House, adjoining e. G.. Lar.
brick Store, on Saturdays, Scicdays, agjA Courr
sweeks.
He will attend promptly and strictly 10 business
Fin his profession.
Jan 10 If 81 Z
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SIoTSe ware!

StOSSe Ware!
:TIlE Subscriber believing that good articl'
3 i of this useful and necessary Ware is mucl
snceaed, has come to the conclusion to mak'
ssand keep on hand q splendid article, which h
swill not only recommend, but will rarrant t.
sbc. good.
lie, therefore, most respectfully solcits tn
spatronagc Of those who deal in and use this kint
sof Ware, knowing that they will be satisfied will
his Ware and prices.
All orders directed to me at Kirkscy's y
sRoads, Edecfcll District, S. G., will meet witt
sprompt attention.
Ny jugs are marked "Chanllcr Maker
aWarrantcd." 7. NJ. CHANDLER
: MAY 10, im II
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Congress

TUST Received SIN DOZEN BOTTL.I
;eJ very frcsl and purc, for sale by
e. L. PENN, AGENT
May % Ii l!
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Notice.

A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate of Isaia
~ Blackwell, deceased, are requested to max
Immediate payment, and those having demand
Twill present them properly atlestcd.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admir-.
April II 1850 tt l3
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VarnIshes. Varn5sIles!

TUST Received variety of Varnishos, and
'C for sale at the Drug and Chemical Store o
E. L. Sc A. q. TEAGUE.
May l. tt ID
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.

t Pot gDY JOHN HILL Esq, Ordinary of Edge
i andAD field District:
estate Whereas Lidiea Williams hath applied to
dit Of gmc for Letters of Administrations on all and
cs. Ssingnlar the goods andschattles, rights and
s thc.Scrcdits of Jesse Williams, late OF the District
&aforcslid, deceased.
~ q These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish
~ Ball and singular, the kindred and creditors of
sthc said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
ID, ,trict, to be holden at Edgefeld Court House,
> son the 18th day of June next, to show cause,
lie and sif any why the said administration should not
lactu- Sbc granted.
q Given undc,my hand and seal, this the eth
d byIday of May, in the year of our Lord one
mcay Sthousand eight hundred and fifty, and in the
scRo' .s71th year of American Independence
dc. JOHN HILL, O. E. D.
% ~ b May 81 ct 10
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G.. w. DRUM,
TWILL Practice in the Courts of LAW aud
w EQUITY for Edgctield and Lexington
Districts. sg-z,.
Office in Law Range, Edgcfcld CT
Jan l6, If So
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ia MI E.s M. BA Y
CA n DID A n u S.
Tor State Senate.
For Eouse Of Representatives.

Eor Iouse Of 2opresentativ
F. II. wARDLAw,
w. G.. MURhGNE.
DANIEL HOLLAND,
w. II. ATKINSON.
JAMES G. BROOKS,
JOHN Z. r. RYAN,
JOHN II. WEYER,
GEORGE 4. ADDISON.
ARTHUR SIMK1NS.
GEORGE VI. BLOCKER,
JOSEPH hBNEY,
WILLIAM 4. HARRIS,
ABRAM JONES,
w. u. JENNINGS,
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Notice.

A LII those indebted to the Estate of Abial
~ Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
payment, and those having demands to prescn
them, property attcstcd.
JOHN HILL. Adm.
April 90, Is
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SGp.iToWnsend's
s a n 9 an arilfa.

Just Received q fresh supply, warranted to b,
e as good as any he ever manufactured, and fo
sale at S74 cents per bottle, or bottles for rs
at the Drug and Chemical Store of
EFF. & A. G.. TEAGUE.
Mayl If Is
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Notice.

4 II. Persons indebted to the Estate Of A. 7
"A. Grafton, deceased, will como forward an
make immediate payment. And all those liar
ng demands anaiust said Es.atn. will rnIlcr thor
in duly attcstcd as the law DIRECTS.
MARTHA a. GRAFTON, Exccutrix.
January 16 1850 l2n So
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By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
: UsmA" has been received but being too lat
for this publication, will appear in our next.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Death of Hon. Mr.. Elmores

WASHINGTON, May 80.
The Senate met at l2 o'clock.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
awith.54
Mfr. Butler announced the death of his col.
Sleaguc, the Hon. Franklin II. Elmorc. He
pronounced q high culogium on the charac.
ater of the deceased.
Messrs. Yulec, Webster, and Jefferson
9Dayis spoke of the character and services; of
I Mr.. Elmorc, and Of his death as national
3loss.4 -,-
Mr.. Butler offered the customary resolu.
s;ions, and in honor of the character of the
deceased the Senate adjourned.
The committee of arrangements are Nlcssrs.
Yulec, Clemens, Badger, Jones, Corwin, ard
Norris.
PAIL BEARERS: q
Mr.. Hunter, Mr. Bright,
Dawson, Davis, of Mass.
Downs, Underwood.
Tic funeral will take place at - o'clock
Tomorrow.
The House met to-day pursuant to adj
lionrnment, at 8 O'Clock, A. MS,wllrrl iii; con-
s-v,seTt,c OF the dc:rtlruS5tr. EJtlorr- Senator
sfrtm South Carolina. it was agreed that
;whcn the House adjourned, it be till to-mor-
ROW at o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the official
announcement of the death Of that distin-
3guished Senator, and to take such action as
rs due to the occasion.
The Speaker CNr. Cobb) ayailcd himself
3of the permission given by the House ycstcr-
sday, and called Mr.. Boyd, of Kentucky, to
preside as Speaker, pro tenn, during his short
8abScnce from the city.
The proceedings consequent upon the death
3of Senator Elmorc will induce the necessity
iof extending the recess until Tuesday or
"Wednesday next, to enable the officers of the
House to complete the arrangements Of the
|hall for the summer.
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HENRY 7. WRIGHT,
z'or Clerk.
EDMUND PENN.
THOMAS G. BACON,
OLIVER TOWi.ES.
PETER QUATTLEBEM.
R0nks and Stationary!
- &c s.o.MsEZITIEIa =A.ss9aeo

sFSf~-sS GS-~ - 'S@os"SS@ y
.Gar Eae eGo:c.s1ZZl-rGStETo Ag9neo
OFFERS for sale e LARGE as
HSill sortmcnt OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
Asstr3l PAPER AND STATIONARY,
,Ea aEAIE at prices which canlot fail 10
Ell IS. meet the approval Vi tic clpscst
Ss-sssszzsSg Ss-ssszssS=s-@ purchaser.
Tissue Paper. Steel Peas, Premium Ink. GO.
This Ink is confidently recommended, SILVER
medals ard diplomas ha:ing been awarded TO thc
Propr:c;or;, at eleven Annual fairs oi the -lcr:-
tcan and Mechanics, Institute.
-ALSO-
JUST received tkc following BIBLES:
sey No. |, Quarto Bibles 10 Steel rl;;;'s,
SApocrapha, Concordance and Co!lrlctc P$;:!:'l',
snrce 81 rs.
i Quarto Bibles, 10 Steel Plates, a. G. & S.
:complctc, price 81 80.
Quario Bibles, 90 Steel Plates, 4. c. s; s.
complete, price s. IS.
The attention of purchasers is called TO the
simprovcd quality of the rapcr-also the printing
sand bindcry Of these Bibles: they arc III fact be,
slicyed to BE- the cheapest BIBLES ever offered
for sale in this place.
NIar s, tt IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

A COLLEGE IN TIE Ur.CoUSrEI.-Thc
Rev. Mr.. Furman, of the Baptist dchomina-
ti"n. has spent several days in our village
engaged in receiving donations, fqrthc cs.
tablishmcnt of College i'll the up country
The location of the institution has. u ot been
definitely fixed, but the selection, ws under.
stand, is to be made from 4 comparison of the
advantages afforded at this place, Green
vile c. H., and Greenwood, i'll AbbeyilIe
District. A Theological Dcpartmentwiltbe be
connected with the College, which is to be.un
der the direction Of the Baptist order Of chris
tians.
I.ibcrality in public enterprises is,a char
acteristic Of our district, and we arc surf
that the hearts and purses Of many of ouI
citizens will be fully enlisted iii this work
Anderson Gazette.
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& me for l."t;
a>inguiar the
acredi:s Of y
aforesaid, d.
4 These are
Eli and sing:
sihc said drcl
Sai our next I
Strict: to be h
ION the ! 7tll
ait ally.whyt t
s',c Granted.
4 Given und
sdaY Of June
stirousalld ci.
Sscventy-tourl
9dcncc.
a June s
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
Reported Safety of Sir John Franklin.
RICHMOND, May 25th, 1850.
W City papers please copy.

Reported Safety OF Sir John franklin.
The Davenport (England) Independent publishes
the following extract from a letter received by Mr.
George Tucker, of Pembroke st. Devonport, dated
Hong Kong, Feb. 81 from his son, who is masters as
sistant on board her Majestys ship Hastings;
eve havejus received intelligence by an American
whaler OF the arrival OF Sir John Franklin and his party
at the Sandwich Islands They sauted that place i'm
mediatey they anchored, alter absence of five years
They have discovered the northwest passage most
probably they have been frozen up in the middle part of
that passage for nearly three years The captain of the
whaler informed US that Sir John Franklin dispatched
his first lieutenant the lsthmus, sail Immediately
for England with the intelligence
We have intelligence from the Sandwich Islands by
the steamer Tennessee from San Francisco to the 18th
of March. No mention is made Of the arrival of Sir
John Franklin We are, therefore, forced to the me-
lauchoy conclusion, that the above like all prior
counts protesting to give tidngs of the whereabouts OF
the intrepid navigator, is wanting in one essentiahat
of truthuIneSs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
CITY AEFAHKS.

MAYORS CouRT.-Several negroes, brought before
the Mayor yesterday, charged with dsordery conduct
during the Sabbath were appropriately and feeIingly
reminded OF the necessity OF keeping order, and then
discharged.
A queer looking customer claiming to be a white
man, and rejoicing in the Of John Mcdonald, was
also brought before the Mayor charged with drunken
ness. Mr.. Mcdonald arrived in the city on Saturday
found the elephant" Sunday, and was advised to
leave Monday-which he faithfully promised to do. II
he should again show his nate" figure to the Mayor
he'll go below.
ASsAULT-On Tuesday, the Dist inst, whilst Mr.. J
Null was standing very peaceably in front of his own
domcil in Rockets Mr.. John II. Walker came ,oalk-
ing up, and ,cdked over the PROSTATE body OF Mr. Null
He accordingly applied to the Mayor yesterday for the
purpose Of ,calking into the offending Walker, in le
gal way. The Mayor heard the whole complaint, and
then held Walker to bail in the OF $780, for the pur
pose Of preventing him from walking into any body else
for the space of II months.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nav 81.

hIClHOND 4nanhEA0' way a.
TOBACCO.-Receipts continue moderate tor the
season market steady at former quotations, viz: Lugs
81 90 a S. so; Leaf Sc 50, general sales; fine
stemming SO $l0a, and extra manufacturing $40 a
Sl6.
FLOUR-We note sales of Scottsyille at S. SO pei
Dbl; Richmond country sells at S. 25a537a pen bbl.-
Transactions limited.
WHEAT-Little doing in the market white 81 10
red ST or Receipts extremely light.
CORN-Market quiet. 5sa59 cents per bushel are
the current rates.
OATS.-We quote 40 cents per bushel as the selling
price.
RYE-A good demand for distilling, at IS cents per
bushel
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
ARRIVAL OFTHE CRESCENT CITY.
LATER EROM CALIFORNIA

The United States Mail Steamship Crescent City,
CLudlowl from Chagres, via Kingston, SJam@ ar
The Crescent City brings the [ nited States mails
from California, and $4,000 in the hands OF the pas
sengers
The steamer Tennessee, Cole, arrived at Panama on
April. She brought $5Ss 900 in gold dust, and 1872
passengers, and the United States Mails
The steamers now due and those there, will take
all pessons up that are waiting Panama for passage
the number Of Americans ransacng business at Pann
ma had greatly increased; the business OF transnor
ting passengers up the Chagres river was fast como
into the ha nds oIthe Americans. 70'D7
- 1t appears 10 be healthy at Chagres
1.-THE Tennessee brings dates from California to Goth
April.
Several new diggings have been discovered at
Placervie, where the labores get one pound of gold
day They are said to be the richest mines yet
discovered
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
IU,rurtcrou Nov 81

NAOINba L . L lOCblJDl1NbC'
WAsHNGToN, May II, P. Nj.
SENATE.-Aiter the presentation of petitions and re-
ports, the bill to establish Branch Mint at New York
was taken up.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Miss moved to establish assay offices
at Stockton, and at Sacramento in California.
Mr.. BRADBURY moved as a substitute, 10 establish
mint at San Francisco.
After debate, the subject was postponed to Wednes-
day.
The Compromise Bill was then taken up and Mr.
MASON addressed the Senate in support OF the provision
in the bill respecting the taking OF record evidence to
reclaim fugitive slaves. He opposed the section giving
the slave trial byJury when brought back; opposed the
bill TO abolish the slave trade in the District of Column
bia opposed the admission of California with her pre-
sent boundaries; opposed the taking slave territory
from Texas and adding it to New MexicoE and advo-
Gated the running line through from Texas to the
Pacific upon the parallel of36 deg 80 min and franz
ing Territorial Governments without proviso for Utah.
New Mexico and California, South OF IS deg 80 min;
said he could vote to exclude the South below Sc
deg. 80 min.
Mr.. CLAY asked whether if Sc deg 30 min were
adopted, express recognition of slavery South was
requiredl
Mr.. Mason said he did not require such recognition.
Mr.. CLAY said that if the whole South would take
ne Woulu hesitate he would refuse
it.
Mr. CAss asked what the South gained by running
the line through Utah and New Mexico? Mr.. BER-
RIEN sa id the gain-and it was great deal-woud be
in saving four and aIfdegrees South in California.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD got the floor, when the Senate adj
ourned
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.-'Th report from the
Door-keeper Select Committee was considered.
Mr.. Brown Of Miss, introduced resolution dsnis-
sing the Doorkeeper
Mr.. CHANDLER spoke against the resolution and de-
Tended the Doorkeeper
Mr.. INGE moved to lay the whole subject on the table.
Agreed to yeas sc, nays69.
Mr.. CRowELL moved suspension Of the rules to in
roduce bill prohibiting the slave trade in the District
OF Columbia Rulesnot suspended. Yeas 100, nays
SO
Other motions for suspension OF the rules falling the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on the Cali
tornia question Further discussion ensued between
Messrs. THOMAS, of Tenn and BENNETT, OF New DIRK.
Mr.. BococK obtained the floor, when the House adj
iourned
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28

HUsr1NGs CoURT.-A called Court assembled yester-
day, for the purpose Of examining James M. Griffin,
charged with forging couple of orders upon MIR. T.
August and Mr. Jas. Holman, few weeks since The
prisoner examined upon the charge OF forging the
order upon Mr. August and sent for trial before the
Superior Court upon that misdemeanour. In conse-
quence of the absence of witness deemed material for
the prisoner the examination upon the second forgery
was continued till the next regular term OF the Court
The prisoner was thereupon remanded to Jail.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28

New ard important discoveries have also been
made on Trinity River, which are being carefully ex-
plored
Tie papers express themselves in indignant terms at
what they call the unwarranted interference of the
Collector of San Francisco with the city authorities,
and call upon the people to maintain their mdepen-
dence and support the constitution.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF A NEW STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81, P. M.
The steamer Asia arrived at this port to-day, with
Liverpool dates to May 1lth
CoTToN-Fair qualities advanced eighth other
descriptions remain the as by previous steamer
The weeks sales amount to 49 900 bales.
FLOUR had also advanced one shilling and six pence
to two shillings.
CORN had likewise advanced one shilling to one shil-
ling and six pence.
WHEAT had advanced Sd to i'd.
SUGARS advanced cd to Is.
TOBACCO and COFFEE unchanged.
Political news unlmportant.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28

SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish to hire for
= the balance of the year, for gentleman in the
city, good plain Cook and Washer; also, neat house
SaH ro Appy to
TOLER & COOK,
mv24 Agents and Auctoneers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28
SANDS, IoDIDE OF sARsAPARILT.A.

SANDS, IODIDE OF SARSAPARILE.A.
- By its tonic and Alternative properties, it gives
strength and vgo to the general system, aud restores
healthy action the various organs OF the body. AS
spring purifier is unequaled Tor sale by
my2s 147 Main street.
ii ADfES' DRESSING BUREAUS.-On
IL hand Just received an assortment OF fine quality
Marble Top Dressing Bureaus of patterns and su
peror finish Call at the Fashionable Furniture Ware
my my % ~ GEO. J. SUMNER.
a. FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL 1.-The
S95E. superior fine fast sailing baIque GOVERNOR
BRIGGS, Halle master, having poflon OF her cargo
engaged and going OF board, vii sail with all possible
dispatch For balance OF freight OF 800 packages to-
bacco, Or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to Captain on board, at Ludams Wharf, or
my % DAVID CURRlE.
sn FOR NEWs YORK-VIRGINIA LINE
go F RICHMOND AND NEW YORK PACK
ETS.-The superior fine fast sailing new packet schl
RICHMOND, Captain Samuel Dearborn, having the
greater portion Of her cargo engaged, and gong on
board, will sail with all possible dispatch. For ba
lance of freight OF 500 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations apply TO Captain on
my my Is '''''' '''' DAVID CURRIE.
a. FOR NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
SaSA OLD LINE RICHMOND AND NEW
YORK PACKETS.-The superior last sailing regular
ing portion of her cargo engaged will have quick dis
patch For freight of remainder and passage, having
superior furnished accommodations apply to master on
board at Ludlams Th VT, or , 70 O. cor ou,rr
my23 ROWLETT COLQUIII
yzt FOR FREIGHT OR CHATTER
S&l4A The superior fast sailing packet barque VlRGl-
MAN Can't Nathaniel Boush, daily expected from
New Orleans-carries $40 hhds. tobacco or 34O0 bbs
flour. For terms, apply to ,r,,, c,,,p,D
my2l DAVID CORRlE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28

A PERCH THAT IS A FISH.-We were shown yester-
day silver perch caught by amateur fisherman OF
city, Saturday last from Garlicks Pond, in New
Kent county, which measured 184 inches in length, Ct
in breadth, and % inches the back, weighing Ct
lbs 1t of the largest Of its species that we have
ever seen
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-28

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May Il, P NJ
FLoUR-Sales to-day of $500 bbls. Howard Street
Flour at S. 25. This price has been refused for City
Mills brands.
WHEAT-Penna red 81 81, white 81 81 per bushel.
CoRN--60 cents for yellow and 81 for white
WHIsKEY is held at 24a cts No sales.