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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
IMPORTANT
III rrSiNRNS MEN AND AnyERrlxERs

n. Rs,iAsd Hsssid and vsYwout star are
-, s,pssiisksA 10 sos&settcs, which eanhined
ls,s tie largest eiIesIstion u any Pa'tr In
,s., ysrtion ef the stats, aad ell isdvsrti'emtn's
,,,s.lsA lsy either sili Ae Inserted =, beth.
,.,, sssrdiss 70 savsrsissss . better medium
,lar eAa sisswAsss b fess1.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

MANUFACTURES IN TEXAS. Tho
San Antonio (Tesas) Ledger, Of tho
23d ult., urges warmly the establish.
t.of cotton factory OF that place.
1t states that the best cotton in the
Union is raised on the spot. tha.
there il permanent watcr-power
sufficient TO drive 100, 900, spindler.
and that Texas alone will furnish
market for all that can DC manrfac.
tared, besides the great demand tha.
exists throughout Northern Mexico.
Lowell shee,ings are now selling IN
the interior Of Texa. for 300 Per cent.
advance m the manufacturer prices
at Lowell A charter for a mahu.
fieturins company has been obtained
by some Of the citizens Of San Ant,.
nio.-Frmer and Mechnnic.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
RsAa,NG Cnilpasx. A kitten


should always be kepa whcre there ere
childrca: when they are tired VI pull.
Ing its tail, they can put il into their
fathers boots. A box of colors l. also
a source of great amusement, anoriing
them nh opportunity Of daub'ng their
faces, and Of appearing in illuminated
pinafores /, is well I ut them know
where the preserves aud pickles are
kept, 40 when going AFTER the jam, they
may get bit Of eapsicum. On wet
days they should he allowed 10 pat peas
in the piano and ,hmnp the key with
their drum sticks. Train them to pull
senilemans whiskers, and wipe theis
hands Oh laliss dresses.
-a.. -.- be- ~. ,.-.-4.. .~.. --.
A BgAurrruL ISciprNr.--k IN sta.
tel that during the fret few days Of tho
reign Of Queen Victoria then gin Il
between - and 20 years Of age, some
sentences Of u court martial were pre-.
scnlcd for her signature. One wee
death for dcsertion, q soldier was con-
demned to be shot. aud his death war.
rant was presented TO the Queen for her
signature. She read 1t, paused, LDokcd
up to The officor who had laid Il before
her, and said "llavc you nwhing to any
in behalf OF this mnns" Ndbing he
has deserted three times" said the of.
ficer. Think again, my Lord" was
lrer reply. "Aud," said the gallant vet.
eran, ms he related the circumstance 10
his friends, for il was none other than
The Duke Of Wellington, "seeing her
majesty 80 earnest abou, II, l said he is
certainly bad soldier. but there was
somebody who spoke to his good char
acler, and he may he n GOOD man for
augh, know TO the contrary "Oh.
thank you thousand times, exclaimed
,he youthful Queen. and hastily writing
'pardoned' in large characters on the
| fatal page, she sent it across the table,
her hand trcmbliny with esgerncss and
beautiful emotion. ....s
WEBSTER on EwING. The Wash
ing,on correspondent Of the Louis, ille
journa! has the following anecho'e
I'm" bcs' piece of sPort thW mas oc-
CURED here Is the grea, Dams. No.
body. indeed unless, sometimes Critten-
den, is brighter, more festive than great
Dan, when you get him in hilarious
mood. lie was IN excellent humor no,
long since, nj party nj Secretary Ew'
ings, and 80 in sooth, were many others
Well. you remember the derisivc name
Of Solitude which Ewing got IN ior
mer days, by one Of his speeches whe'
the company was in high glec in II
large saloon, Black Dan came slowly
and solemnly up to Ewing, where hn
stood conspicuous to everybody, and
addressed him most earnestly IN
these lines, which Cowpe, puts into th'
mouth of Alexander Selk,rk:
%, solitude where are the charm.
, That sagcs ha,e .een IN Thy face
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

TIE MhycHlNYgL. There il
tree called the Manchineei, IN ths
West indies its appearance is very
attractive, and the wood 81 !. il pr.
culisr beautiful j. bears Kind of
apple resembling golden pipisn. -
This fruit looks very TEN, ting AID
smell. very fra a,rant, ba, /, eat ~ i,
i. instant death. aud ils sap or la.ce
10 50 Inisonots 'ha, If q Irx drops Il
i, fen on the sk,r. i, raised blister and
occssiriis prsa, rain. The Iudisn,
( Dip their arrows ia ,ii' jaIec ~ IDis-
on their encfoie. ~heD they wound
thew Providence has 80 M, nin.ed
I IL. TIM, o'iy g ,'c.r is ,sver found,
hh near i ross 4 white sojd. 0r H..
tree. lhc Ja'ee ot ei,her ~ sh'eh, 4
spiiisi 80 iiale. !. remedy for the
dec sss Iro''''.'e ~ ,lD. Msuehih,t Il.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

%, .oli'udc where are the charm.
TINT ,hgc. have teen ~ Thy face
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Disasters. &c.

sbp Kingston Iuscomb from 5au Fane-,9 Al Panama,
sever Of Wind oc lat Il; sao;hed ioFa aad lost
1,r Cose Smith at san Franeseo from Ssv York on TIA 81
al4 long " encountered severe gale,
a. ard y,eig " and vhmh The yss-e yf7s he raj
hours lost hon tJota - sa aud tore top
MAJ: bulSarks started large boat from lash
rsE foated The lee rsl cabin widows
and III ed the cabin vate and did other damage.
r-s-c.sco ~, Ta-4.r ,a,,-4.
nth Sept n ous 10 w encountered hurrca1s
commencing veerng w, II which tie sal
thrown all her port hulwarEs Washed
danger b4s carried the side by tue whence Of
the wind gale lasted then moderated Tor
and wards blew ath equal violence for four hours
BRG siEIH LIEtHtrB tOt Addnn Mitchell before reported
fallen abandoned lrom Nav York Tor Portland Tue
CAPTAIN and taken oil 2th ut about - miles east
Of Cape Cod by Ellsworth from New York. The
.s as in condition. the Per- bad b her hours
under close reed toPas before getting s on too~ng heavy
gale at the tme
Norlera Edge OF Geoges Bank brig WITH manmsst
paren had een had boared stripped She
was low deck and painted black with a whits streak
Two BEoTHEBs before reported on haTtnc vas
passed morning Of the 6 high and dry on For Foat +t
II sieam propeller sea Gull Sept ~
away fore and toDgaan' and portion Of her bnhrk
by coming IN contact John MARSHALL bound NJ when
cu.3i.r board oretopGaan and Tying stay
pilot board each ess. bn not SAID with whom the iau
Sch Brother Jonathan short time since easery blow
sprung sea PIT ashore the beach 10 miles o
81 ys4e bound from Corpas Christi vert ashore on
Island the lg n snere she renamed AT last ad
Brr Denmark slsby Al Francisco, Bath experienced
heavy gale Of WIND the and the whole OF the deck cargo
had 10 be thrown yer6oard
Krvc.,rl1 Del No7.7 81 P M-Tbe Telegraph Ct
not aseeaned but hope they may not be
tow Of snoier aa passed tbe afternoon Of the 't
about eat OF Cape Anu.
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E1tr'Aons ses -, An B,'a-a ~ aas,tay %s9-..-'
AsIfsJ - Go a Co7aor, gras -, Bts BI. Ca b.. C1d
fs M. juia Rs-.s sbsz p 5asaaae7 slts MAJ
vest, cs Pfi.s5uth Nii " P-i'--71r-,
es. ae-ee T.so De-l-l'l. Lesriai 5 ft.a,.
sEIsToI- sev 5Arr qop ccshe.:r JARVIS o;;oa, 'ols4
ca EsroS. :-sp saa9t. Aa-.a W,'.sa 'a
FaA,rs5. -.r go, va, 5 "a IA He Yasa salt71v
EALLRlyEB, ~ - ,cl. Raas-r i se-'. 'ei ga
Pe,a s4slas A3ss, R4e,as P--ipAA Pt.lai- sl,ars
Norton, so-'s Pom, Is5.r; ID Soe I, slss
ia sror. sp brT ia5 oto Esape Hl74aE sr Aeeiaa,
HE% 5E1F5RD, yo- a. Arr seh william, Russell. G d'rty
sEwLospoS sqys-4 e5s RI Eao CO in r ,ts
fu yntas- HAni-y, I'm Boston dr y R!asa
~ Feaoy Gates M Easrr0f 1f Pelid-pha B1roe va
Addsoa Tor NYaiA Esa. Grant, IN o1. asi Tor NOR St7f
Bo.'an Banner k4y ~ Boston for Aeoa Prog 9aneoans
SoRWltH Nov AR ,ps Aatora Even IA SYors. Gil 7a,
'' pd1y sS ya A. 5 P5ges ~ ,arf .b
SER bar1pr Eisn Mitchell Caa bnss Ans Nerr
p a5erL; Thomas Pasban M1Onjss SN YORK sebs
G1aars Moore caias y Ne" Yo'A Br9na5i Sss7 NJ osgs'
Boston; Richards ten for Boston, Dependence Ste
Avon C5er Bangor r Pf,epbta Ssa NaTs a-rin Bsa=or
for NV Yors R.raaraA Rose Co1m5 api H4rceas
tom Triton HARTMAN 0rao5sa Fosor Balloon. Peadsioa ~ "a
I.iaui CoonSsj Washington Williams Gartes, tine Ned
forf Lo1 ia.pst Bangor Boston, sawyer ami
Caledonia Cooib. Bangor BsepotE Ease Car- 'rdsu1aa
Fran e. Bangor Aesbury Seth william Brown Bangor os
Plymouth G-roa Gfah Bangor for slem Two Braefs tat
rel Wisca'se ior Boston, ouaao nnord ksT9r of e,
Juliet New0ift Waoboro' or Boston, Aue hys YOU'VE 90
b0ro Tor Mary Was, ADDISON Tor Boston, o'arI ~
GERS Belfast Bo.toa HuIee Garysr, Bg5@'29h IS Nv 1 '
PsI-r Roberts Jcussporr or Boston ca os SibeIfl "
Hart 3iaian.as: Armagh tirl Coueu, W alton poo,.
PROVIDENCE. Nue Rc org Douglas pah.lt- ~,
Arg YeHas or Bath; aud Ready ABBOTT Wt,aaso
Broxn Richards AIT Wletts, Smith A5anyi uop so
Cree Cay'tt SYork CD IA Triton, Merrman eaa1 ~
scs adfo,d or YER NYorA; Fps Capitol sns 7ad
nins Albany SCH Lazy OF tao Ocean for Phil ma fe'o'i " "
count O. head vifds. ,t,-sLau
cbarlestou brig Lopez Ps1nmbuc r Per1 Johlson
CALAIS scbs Fenuer, NcseTon, Calbris S''o'''i
seey Boston,; Liberty. Os0oarns, Providence
KTCHMOND. Nov SID sch ireeuTay. Couch, StorA.
sToNINGTON Arr sch Champion. pcA-ai rev or or
Westerly Tgress Crowe NEondol Tor Boston, sip Mary he
HYOrk Yarmouth Oh
b, Susan Ludw ok Yoang Nav Oraus Went to Sd Ps Eva
pl7roo6 liverpool Rsh Eurve LverpooI 5arss rank
Inn Wood Boston, Henry Watts, New York Pis 81, taryi
Baac, st Jaso scbs II Baldwin Parker BiAmors
sALEM Nov 6@sd Sad Bin sular; soph77a Em9efo9
Ford and Pauma Edss Pan America Tsaa1e' Ph'i 'ear
Spsap Bal en- eor 4own DCi ami es Of coaster bound E Ar
brss Mss (Br Bsuart PcIog Margms' b p%y
Ns CID Br big sus McDousa Maitland sch ASaoet pfhA
Tatsr Be EIngyr
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ. Mrawlv. Aucuoneer.

A. NJ. MERwlN Ancuoneef
INV RANGS RRGTHFR 81 co 3n4
aSh,oIn,,,tv raob o,,ar,,s 80 -,
a-SbhVAO NAi'-V'SH ""'AIV0F -'N'-e UPON al COZ
sgumsnlS - 80. 49,,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLlSh
WORKS AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, emorac-
ing ANNLfA AIS and other Illustrated WORKS. together WITH
school Books and saoney and several sets Of Stereotype
Plates Also Elegant Engrayngs cuored and plain, &c.
MONDAY Nov H. Al / o'clock p NJ,
and continued on he following DAYS Of the week commenc
iny at ~ O'clock A. NJ.
Catalogues Of lie ahye sale are now rca6y ct tie Auction
Room Tie s, VIII commence as ABOVE, with the aXten
ie 0rsignment from Mr. BoHN, the largest ever made BY
tim nbT9tng arop quantities Of superb and costly works
o.eher win ereut assortment OF his popular and
leleable publications. The sale II this invoice viii be to
lowed nv these Of Alessrs BENTLEY, WAsaBoURSE and
other London and American publishers in The order OF the
catnlorup
Included anong de Eugiisi books are lie following Gle
cant ,yors viz aucrs iruere of Ferns ully cord
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Spoken, &c,

oct Is, lat g. loo a. Bt al Lady Frankhn, bound E.
LAT ~. lon "a baik >ntcsss from Boston Tor Palermo
IS Ion John Ranisl, h-nc- for 5a1aRnah
oct 81 OF Haerss passed sch Powell BtooNhayeu
standing TO nerhwsrd
No date, lat a. Ion 81 Br bark Rhcove from = JOHN NB, for
Europe.
York.
60 90 60 brig Chattshooche ChoctaTl
PhladeFhra oT Rra1IL
a. q a. lon 81 co. bark Dutcbess, Lane, from Boston Tor
Palermo.
SEPT oahe Mission Bsneyeu1ra brig Mael Adhel from San
FRANCISCO, bound down the cnast
Oct 10 Of Tuar William Cor.on Vaughan from
rool for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
SUBScRIPTioS 20 S3o9qoo q ,, me GAfT IL
undersigned having beer appointed by the Board Of Drec'
tors Of the above named Bank their Agents in this city
ceyc Subscriptions 10 is Capital Stock TO the amour! OF
S5OO,G0O give uoGce That Books for that purpose are
now open at the Office Of WINSLOW, LANlER 60.
81 Wallst where subscriptions viii Dc received until fur
Five thousand share Of 500 each are authorized to be
gold al par so ON each share nrst be paid at the me OF
subscribing SO on the Jh day of January next Q35ib
the residue subject call by the Board Of Directors Par
ties al The time Of subscribing may however, pay Tor hef
Tins Bank was chartered by the Legislature Of Konsncky
ails as session. 10 supply pan Inc demand iof more
Tie citizens Of the State n present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate. The Charter is liberal in lts pro-
ys5ns has hrv years run with power reserved by
ltli Stock Is S2.IOD,000 OF which about 100000 has
already been asen in Kentucky the residue excepting the
Stale and elsewhere. The Bank, with seyera Of lA
Branches Is now in operation. The Mother Bank Is 10.
Gated at Frankfort, the Sea, D Government The SIae %
Kentucky i believed TO ue most favorable and secure 10
ca0n for Banking Capital The exports Of the Stats are
very great consisting principally 81 hemp corn, cal.5
hofstsi hugs uogs' p1n Iotl pegelHB' NC @c5 y" III
tale which large siaount5 OF Exchange on no South ana
North offering TO the Banks ,,-
The credit Of the st4te Of Kentucky and that OF beg
Banks evidence Of wAat rms new Bank "lI Dej me
other Stale In the Union their notes form important par
OF the circulating meei1m u de Mississippi faey passing
current from Pittsburgh 10 NeS-Oreals
No Banks are better ts0i5si luelr CURTIN. ia41t S
now being from Eght D Ten per cent per anHuin ~lh
arge accumuaous Of sIQus Or reserve funds ana A7H
alnck5 considerably eboye par III me nsfHst 49,
TEecGaders most not all, OF tue other BahEs IN taH
Western and Southwestern States expire within hs No"
The farmers Bark Of Keq.ack7 having thirty years q
nun VIII have deld Of circulation Of great FA'e " IVY
Tie management Of ts Bank : IA bighIy fespeeA01'
aud able hands ,,. 80, 1;videndE
The Directors uink hey VII be able TO pay 'i''''1-
eduel 10 any other Bank ia lie Stats -, "a. citr.
Bfr Hanna hc President Of The Bank nov 10 ua IA
he VIII be happy give any additional f he ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
FRrpAY, Nov. 8.

10 Stocks the movement is still active and
buoyant Nearly all the Fancies advanced. There
was movement in Government Stocks under the
news from the other side and the market advanc
ed 30f v cent The private letters from London
show an improvement of 1 a. cent in Govern
ment Stocks with very active demand. We
have seen several Bankers letters speak
ina of large demand for American Stocks and
the quotations for Governments show ali Pcent.
advance within month One letter quotes buyers
ef G's of 1867 at 1917 selling 1903 buyers 1863 at
1854 sellers at l092 Of 1862 buyers at los, sellers
Mt 1854. Large purchases Of Pennsylvania IS
had been made at 80, and there good de-
mand for Ohio G's 1870 There but few
sellers of Stocks in market excepting at an adj
vance. The sales of nearly all descriptions Of
Fancics were large to-day and with few eXcep-
items there was an advance in quotations Harlem
closed at G31 showing q small Improvement,
FL aiding fell OIL 4 " cent Erie was active clos
inn Mt 7Q4 an advance of " cent Morris sold
D. the extent OF coo shares, closing yesterdays
uriees having touched %. Farmers was the active
Stock the sales reaching 600 shares, CLOSING at 80
A further advance of t. cent. Mohawk was not
# tive Thomarketls nominally as before but a sale
Of 3 shares was made nj decline. Norwich and
Worcester was finn, selling at CO., after the
Board further improvement Of q cent For
Madison and Indianapolis the offer at the Board
was 1922, and after the Board 1922 was bid for
500 shares, hut without finding any stock Della
ware mud Hudson was in demand at 1873 New
York and New Haven advanced 4 y cent.
Rochester and Syracuse was also in demand at
better prices. Canton firm. North Amerl-
can Trust sold at 49, an improvementofl z cent.
Long Island improved ! q cent There is come
plan under consideration to compromise with the
creditors of this Company and put the road again
in good repair 1t is believed that the Stockhold-
eGs will make contribution of their stock fer
such purpose. Stonington sold at AS, a further
improvement of 2 cent The September and
October receipts on this Road show considera
bic increase on the same months OF last year. In,
come Bonds was less firm and dull at 93g. AT the
Second Board the market was fat with down
ward tendency. The sale Of Coupon SKIES, 1905
at ll9I was 81 coo bond The $ 900 are worth
@0!&l2Gs
In Exchanges thomarket is quiet and the rates
are without change, but heavy. Sterling lo0l0l
per cent,
In Frcights the market IS unchanged and rather
quiet. Flour is lG.d; Wheat AID Cotton 3D.
Some engagements were made at these figures,
and some Cheese aud Oil were taken at POS. To
tho Mediterranean a Government charter was
made al about 7oc per Dbl. To Hayro the rate
is &c,
The Receipts at the Custom-House continue
small-tod day s6lsa6o Payments s7,l4S Bal
ance s4,l43Qs2
~ ~
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pnssenaers Arrived

In ,eamstp ffrisa from LieerpooW hurray, 'dy chl
rsr and nurse lady h Scheaby lazy ana
seryats Jams Campbell Miss Helen Campbell Ms. Mary lamp
Ten ] Fuller lady Children, Col Taylor lady and ehid nr
and ad Roger and LADY, Cannon il and lady,
Dir Touluin lady harrison and lady W Wright ady eng
and nurse Mr Lawrence and lady Marsh and dy Mrs Brown lf
eivaut urdy child and nurse Mrs JORDAN 'nd children ~
Banford and Pdy Caasoey aud SOD MIS- Parry hra b.
Me.rs .cesns gougtton Hutton K Hutton Elliott AZ
I!nson Forbss James Derar, hcae! Jackson { L "a
~nBy Car Ma bsisou Holmes Duerne qolns Hugh sarnoH
Caldwell Ratusby schoes Baraes c Pl399 I'fd
I.wpIsre Richardson. Gef Lightboty sth5tdge " houan
Garcia Rickaby, r H sgh " Ro9ci tr1ae';; 6a5Se
Bprlnr Rree Gum su.cfs Kenned Robeson II tyson ii
tint " r West moore Moore Rgze1ern, J Backmos
Isaac wIctJ Ra3tr Arnold Petit Simon Flutn B9re Dn
r7nd Fsbi H Philips Walton, Johnston Lent Ashe IN
To,sl-IIq =, v,,,, Co..
Jane, and lady, Mrs Bur.sy and Mr. Bel.
yn 'art Byron. from nerseiaS-F Petre J! hie1ois.
MINIATURE ALnASAC......THls DAY.
Sur 20 AZ hOos-oeh9 4sfn
high WATER.--.-- nov p
Sandy Hook...l Gov Island. LEA Hell Gate. ga
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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FINANCIAL.

JoOCKY BAR MINING CO. DIVI-
Il & DEND The President and Secretary having recent
l rauirIed from Caonis hereby notify Stockholders
who's, cerncaes were issued prior the the 18th iust thai
Dividend has been declared OF 100 per cent or $50 per
share ont OF The operations Inc COMPANY since the month
of June last and that e Will be PAID ami after the
5h av of December the ohce OF the Company, IN
lie CITY OF New York which time certificates will
BE- issued on surrender OF The od-Dated New York, 9tI
Nov 1850 PHILO D MICkLES President.
JAS pEJAyAN Secretary
PS-Waued an airy and igible Office in or near Wall.
Oh the lstor ID floor Address through The Post OF
fee no 4WS
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- u. - 8 sn1eLns- a.sl 81 sat..

ys,,,rday norhoe Mrs ASNA SHIELDS, aged 81 'ears
~ i've, and Of The family respectfully invited 10
attend he. m eYA rs,i,ncs a. he son law Col Thomas
Peer. 8cssr 4 this @tefn" he an ins1 al oecA
n, ,.ms;ls " u BE- taken U Gfeth@ood
go Or .So at al DAVID Of william Moi prntsr0
aged ono year an seven months
~, remains w en- = Greenwood
osyov 6,h ADA daughter OF John and Frances Jsa1netts
a.. sdst1t-6 On
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
- --77-s---7
PORT OF NEW YORK;.
Cleared.

Steamers Merlin Sampson Bermuda aad = Inoss Conafd Ca
Slips Republic Marshall Liverpool nne Mntqrn Coz Plato,
Lord udes w Jf Esq Colam4an Mersen paAchi
cola Ladd John costar Tucker Ne" Orleans s.Aasoa
Rarh Union Beeche Marseiss Beecter, Draper DcYiI1
Brig. Din. (sard) Dod-ro Prince arnoDya Nephew
Fogo Silva Msranham Corning Ann dafa Dillon,
LiUepck, -,
scbs susan Ludwig Steele John W Bell Lowieu Fhade
phs Ejsd Jones blmorei johnson. b Johnson Haroor
Island City Haven; Monica dot Fr.dercksburg
Barges Ganpus Haynes PhadepLAi Falcon Doughefty Bait
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By Telegraph.
srp ORLEANS, DC. 3t-c.t ship assfatcr Syert

PgILPADELpEIA Jov s-4rrec!-Hz AIsrety, Wtste, 10
ton. sch, soruul 7oi 0essH Quee7 HsS'r, NYas
Ccared-siup jam. B'--ue Chd, L74reo7+ hr.-s k1'l
No r. iaf.ele- Shaw Wilmington R- sch Mary F'
ten spague Troy ny; Jut Payson Pr0- Bstl F= Ph'srt
spr0GG E1stcu ilobs. Sears. Canbf5eS oa-ss AS- ~ I
-.
6-ree 70 W-t3- MEG m fe1s'tso1gl 8'ston
~ rn Ptmsu. m B'eoli1 Sew Bedford WmP.1 "as'ow, in
Pn-.laena. loL k8edi9L1 CO ~. John 8a VOW. Ia-Ans
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N,;a -Tte ralewe Bener ceph4lora lot WON, putin
here s-rettAy. and : .at - u 'rasy.
Herr Korc Aug s3Ve Earn th4t the ts9ra7 Cum -t0s
Vocrh patched lie lop u 4ht ~
.rai7 snppa +HrtHf h- s
storm aui rfee--i aF-t - Bfrs1" fa'. h=o
T. Shosl and Aer renpas aud p4fs u
Hsinzn 20 si5ns the Ca4stt 20 Moo.
~ t1hina Nal Az
Carton Aug e7T7er- g the F't
month ard 4 phoonls reported ouse Thr hppag base
ta-5 considerable dlse beyond Tie q II - q, - -
.ArrsTe
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
lH nn.n cn,1r an, nm mn cEIEN


CENT MORTGAGE LOAN-Seaed propVT4s iol tout
hundred thousand dollars of the hrst and only Mortgage
Bonds of tie AllcliS all southern har9sd SonPSy, oIS
per cent interest VII bS received uuul ION Gay VI
Theee ponds are ss'eI U!e' 'o VI speNLas
act Of the Legislature OF an huoZhs w company
dispose OF or sci her eogauons eIner within OF vim
out that state, ri sucn raleS or prices as may uPoi'
They secured by a MORTGAGE eNecuVe7l 70 0ePuotA
Knapp Eeq of the City OF New-fok in trust Tor me oond-
This mortgage cover5 the entire line o! he tohlpbnys
Road IN Michigan whether eesdy pun OF neteahel 70 oe
din one million ofdoies in all may bessued Of which
avon II than St@e0 can he issued nnni aiter te
Rial sn have been completed To Surges PrMne, as
@ ~ miles from Lake Erie To which point It viii Do
'aI,DV ,Ia,,t h; the first of January next,
% security offered for the bonds is therefore mortgages
Iho I ,orot, III, opIv lien upon road which
lien ana suossa,,nd i 1 T, Ina NJ S, - oe re..
~ a. nils ,f ,ein line beside branch of 10 mica n-,0
~ - -, he gnpi outIRv nv ths,
with y" III .fe coz, - ~ a, ohhu, 81 S00OOCs
otate ana me re ~ ,,i fIe pd Nv storA
OF WhIch , l'J"Vuou ~ ", ~, ~ ,rn. ,hor, ~
The portion OF Tie ROAD atHly VI up',eou apou, ~
mics yields an income ample To p1teCt uo eo I i
proposed 70 De cteo'eu, 'le lue III ;tt, ~
ana consequent increase Oh NV h"e ~ "oly IA.
!ordng security which VIII piec" the payment Vi INC ooo'
beyond AL contingencies 40 a.. ., -
For August 1850, the earnings were $lb,Ai7 a. FG
September SO480 These receipts were derived rom me
road IN liz present unfinished condition guy mleS OF
completed road VIII be added 10 "ltnn thfeN honths'
ana WI be extended 10 me 81 JoSepns hy9f, at e thu-
fine main llue now IN operation
ms foH IL par vi .'ne % 'v8os ons
me 10y VI Ne" or ~ inc ns"lSs'pE hFe', ~ way oA
u M INK in tb Sa an mo NAe o1 anu 10 al ms
p0 H Inn i III 'e 1 onu t , , , vA - ~.
-; vi p; !; "o ~ Ms ,,, h o ~ NV
mississippi 'er hel'he' copetei VI III io Couso u ool
n r,eo,s for the ~ ,e ROAD ea, for Inn
iron provided for by stock ard being paid In
by regular instruments ana me pr9Jeeds OF me 9on@s are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
California Vessels Snokcu &c

sspt on -, brig orinus, Smith, from New Yo
March lq) rSaa Francisco.
July a6653s Ion75o o., bark Calico, Sutton from Boston
tJan 10Y San Francisco
Ans Cape Horn sch Onward, Hubbard I'm Baltimore Ap
y for San Francisco
May IS w sch Baltimore Hudgns, from Blinore
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