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p5- What sensible woma, would ruin and inTe her skin viii
prepared CHALK she knew that there beautiful vegetable prrps
called Joues's Spanish LILY White that gSes the akin hntra
booking htsueEs and makes soft and smooth Sold - Chat
Price g sold wholesale and retail at No
ljl CHARFRES street, NsWOneans. jan 6l2p
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COIOred .liE0ttil.g.

~ The subscriber has just received 100 pieces of A
CHECK MATTlNG-a very superior article. On hand,
a. ga and Al WHITE MATING. Also, on hand the
usual variety OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER
lIANGINGS and CARPETS which are now being dis
posed Of at very moderate prices
jaal 81 JOSEPH ETTER 20 Camp st.
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PRIcEs CuEEENT AT PANAMA-Beef, fresh, 50 W Is H.
dried, of the sihmus, SO ~ % ID; salt foreign, (Staes
% ~ bhl PORK, fresh, IS o. 25 ID; salt foreign
tstaes,) go W bb Bacon States $50 y 100 b.
so 100 h. Butter, so o. 1C0 h, scare Chickens full
grown, s9 Y dozen. Pilot Bread Sl4 Up 100 b. scarce
Flour $1b ~ sack bbl Rice $50 SO so % 100
b. Chez of Chill sl2 50 p leo POTATOES Of Chill $6
W 100 ID Vans So ~ 100 ID, Beans and Peas
50 4P l9o b. Soap, salt water 253711c. W bar; Mar
Seles 81 S95Oc W bar yellow, States, none. Sugar,
az Y leo p, seaEee loaf none Teas green gunpowteE
81 ID black, souchong, T5e. qP H. .Segars, Havana $50
a. $40 NJ, imitation, Sl69 so ~ NJ scarce
baema, SsgS9 FR NJ, scarce; Panama common, $50 So
" NJ. Tobacco, Virginia. SLIGO SO 9g 100 ID Molasses
I5e % gallon Coffee, $li 81 y 100 Wines, caret,
red in boxes of Dozen SO 759 81 in pipes of 60 gallons
s@ s4O port in pipes of 30 gallons, s5O $50; in boxes OF
Dozen 500 Sl5 Sherry, u " gallon; Madeira 81 % 97
Liquors. Coglac brandy $6 W dozen, s29s3 q gallon
H9and e G e dozen Anerlca1 Sn, 81 gallon;
Rasins ~ g Y box Of y r. scarce Cocoa s2 " 100 b.
Sperm Oil, $1gSl % o. gallon Olive Oil, Size So 4P doz.
nseed Oil and Turpentine either 81 75 p gallon
Paints, s462s p h. Pickles and Mustard either So rs
dozen, Lumber, 15c % cubic foot Corn, SO dB
100 9P... Sperm Candles, 62]s975c. % ID, scarce.
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To the Sons, DAUGHTERS and Younger Brothers of

Temperance.
The Sons Daughters and Younger Brothers Temperance
the public general invited Temperance Lecture
be delivered by Past Most Worthy Patriarch PHILIP WHITE
the Lyeeum 81, Charles street, WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 25dinstant, haf-pas O'clock.
RoRT. NJ LUsHER, G. W. P Soma of Temperance.
eG%stEs FFfEssSStsoN Committee Of Arrangements
W. w MCCARTHY,
nc Brother PHILIP s. WHITE will also deliver Lecture
Temperance THURSDAY EVENING. hapast O'Clock
Agier the Good Hope Church. the First Municipality
Ferry The Brothers and Daughters OTempeance and the public
general, are invited to attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-22

"a New Orleans MechNnfC Society
AZ a NJ The Annual Meeting OF this Society, for the cleo
NM ton Of officers, will he held in their room, Commercial
~ Exchange, St. Charles THIS EVENING O'Clock
Jazz H. Il. SWASEY Secretary
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Real India Cashmere ShaNls.

~" Ladies are respectfully invited call and examine
some beautiful specimens of india SH.4WLS, purchased
at the late sales in New York.
jals THOS. BRADY, % Chdrtres street.
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GnEA Pens.

n- large supply Gold Pens, all the celebrated maker
ranging from -.
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
For sale at wholesale and retail by
GUINNESS g. co.
Dealers in Fine Fancy articles, Gold Pens, etc.
ia18 6t2p 12 Camp street,
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ST all intermediate landinguThe elegant
passenger steamboat PRIDE OF THE WEST viii leave above
THIS DAY, Tuesday, ut o'clock p NJ. pcsiyely, from Poydes
street wharf HYDE g. OGLESDY, ~ PoJdras st.
Paslengers win pleae be board he above hour agl
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PENNsYLvANIA.-The following is copy of the
preamble and resolution the slave question in
troduced in the Legislature of Pennsylvania by
Mr.. David, of Crawford
Whereas The Federal Constitution was formed and
adopted expressly the blessings of liberty the people
of the United States and their postety: And whereas,
indicated by the Governors Message and the resolutions of
various Of the slavehong States and by the Representatives
of such States in Congress- that it is their determination if
possible, to extend domestic slavery the Territory acquired
Therefore,
g Resofyed, ETC., That we deem it our duty to make
known, in this solemn determination oppose
by all constitutional ueas the extension of slavery
nOry free and Senators in Congress hereby in
structed, and Representatives requested, all
attempts to extend slavery over any part OF snch territory
however small, and TO oppose the admission of any
States into the Union unless slavery involuntary servitude
shall be excluded therefrom -
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orr1cr OF TIE BoAEp OF USpgRwR1REI

NeWOT7tans, JanWaTy u I6JU, }
NOTICE ATLANTIS and HLBEh
N MA deemed carry and that property hppr
will insured under Policies Issued by III
members Of this Board alO In W. CHAMBERS Secretary
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B5- The cost of legislation, says the New York
Express, Tor attempted Legislation rather,) to the
country, since the opening of Congress, has been
as follows:
Six weeks of dlenes at an average per diem allowance
OF S-4Vv SJb,UGU
Contingent expenses, and salaries OF officers diem,
Other contingencies etc., say, in 900
Making total of $IS2 goo
BY including approximate COSTS not precisely be-
longing to the legislative departments, the sum will
increase to $500, O00.
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rs NOW RECEIVING usual large and complete stock for thu
which he ohe the City Country trade, prices
As Low As ANY OTHER MOUSE IN TINS CITY-and
the quality and Of the stock warranted superior
respect p25 gptf
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NEW MUsIC-"Ln ,Pluise de Perles,'. a brilliant
Waltz; :" ROdopho,' grand characteristic Nr5Yn
EEfflop, b.. Blessner 'Guiayane Polka " By tS
P toIk -. Les Almees " grand waltz IS pigent
ftnaisie, by Rosseyn; Gen. Eeorgys Danubia Quick
STEP, by Vierck Swiss Polka, by Nieck La sensa-
uOn, grand waltz: "Hornstocks Concert Polka; 'N1onk.
lands Polka p " Gen. Bem's Grand March, by Yierck
" La Serenade' by Bertin for four hands; 81 Mass"
for Soprano alto and base. by Guignar Count Mol
Us Grand March, by Cpl; Medora Polka p Bertini's
School for the Piano best In and the Cantus Eccesa
collection Of Church Music reduced price, for sale
Ia22 1t MAYO'S MUSIC STORE, 5 Camp st.
In the United States District Court for tie Eastern DIS
trCt Gf Louisiana. RiiiaB Charles H1iLsoH Mas.
ter of Me steamboat Hiota, steamboat .8merca
No. G6lS.
obedience to an Admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suIt have seized and into my possession
taken the steamboat AMERICA, her TACKLE, APPA-
REL. and FURNITURE, and do hereby cite and admon
s the OWNER thereof and all and every other
persons having pretending to have any right title
interest the be and appear before District
Court Of the United States for the District aforesaid to be hO
den at the city OF New Orleans before the third Monday
from this date show cause if any they can why
the SAID steamboat America, her Tackle Apparel and Furn
prayer of the lbellant.
U. s. MarshaI,s Office East Dist La N o. JAM 81 1850
jazz St fy4&ll Eastern District of Iouislna
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flhHiNlA 1hhlol-h4 uhh'--Ch lut lin mt,
Gov. Floyd transmitted to the Virginia Legislature
the Vermont Resolutions. The following is the
report of the proceedings had thereon in the House:
Mr. Syme, of Petersburg offered the following
resolution, accepting as an amendment that part
which says that the Legislature of Virginia know
their Constitutional rights, and mean to maintain
them
Rcsoeed by the General Assembly of Virginia. That the
very, be returned TO the Governor Of this Commonwealth with
the request that they be returned to the Goyeoro Vermont
Legislature of Virginia understand their Constitutional
rights, and mean 10 maintain tteHl
he resolution was unanimously adopted-ayes,
l2l nays, none T.. Mr.. Burwell, of Bedford, then
offered the following resolution:
ResOiUed, by the General Assembly, That it be and is
hereby recommended TO the people OF virginia not to import
lures Of the State Of Nermonor Of any other State in the
reproach,'
1t was adopted without dissent, and referred to
the Select Committee, having under consideration
the Wmot Provso and other kindred subjects
The report of the Select Committee above referred
to was made the special order for the oath inst
OHIo.-Oh the 10th inst nothing had been
done in the Ohio Senate towards the settlement of
their difficulty. They were still debating ques-
ton of order The Speaker refused to entertain a
series Of resolutions, charging him with gross
frauds, and requiring his removal and his opponents
were arguing the case, on appeal from his deci-
sion.
The Democratic State Convention, which met
on the Sth, passed the following resolution on the
subject of slavery:
Resoiged, That on the question Of slavery we hereby
affirm the resolutions of said Convention, the words follow
ing cSotpod, That the people Of Ohio, they have
always DONE look upon the Institution Of slavery part
OF the Union, evil and upfayobe the full deveore-
ne OF the spirit and practical benefits of free institutions
and that entertaining these sentiments, they will all times
eei II to be their duty TO all power clearly given by the
terms OF the National compact, TO It's increase to mit
Ese and finally TO eradicate the evil But be II further
Efotoed, That the democracy OF Ohio do the time,
py recognize the doene held by the early fathers Of the
hepgoc and still maintained by the democratic party in all
ue States, that TO each Stale belongs the right adopt and
neally It's own municipal laws regulate own internal
aiaIs 70 hold and maintain equal independent
gny WIN each aud every other State and that upon these
| croach. ~ ~ e NV VII
motion to amend, by inserting an approval of
| the Wimot Proyso doctrine. was voted down.
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NEW oRLEANs.

TUESDAY sroRNwe. january ~, 1850.
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Nehsr hs Captain Consgnees Of the British ship WAR
BLEk hom Liverpool will be responsible debts
By her crow ia9 kLlNGENDER q CO.
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Filae NllirtS.

no We have in complete assortment Of Fit
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have es made, al
enabled guaranty h These Shirts made expressly for on
customers and Of in the latest Styles and made oi the be-
GUINNESS a. CO.,
laIs Cen Dealers in Fancy Articles II Camp street
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nc DRAY No. 2547, who hauled Loads Nails ship
She Held from Roo marked c. g. Hamlet Davis, will hand
receipts IMMEDIATELY, otherwise prosecuted
utmost extent uI the
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steannboat Departures This Day.

Steamboat Departures This Day.
Es-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile Reyuolds ~ P. M. Cars.
louisville UNCLE sam, ssshroot. 10 NJ.
81 Saa Gan. PRIDE on The WEST Hunt,
Red River .LAroNA, Hunt, p N.
~ The elegant running passenger steamboat
We 09d instant O'Clock A. M for Louisville, Evansville and
Memphis, from The foot of Lafayette street c,, os
AZ The and magnificent steamer cora NO 2
ht hi' ooc. T 6S ad snd da s as ss
10. p SMITH IT. S g M9 " al e & 10
5 For @ f6 IL Ta EsT s osTs =. sssTs
s T5s HYDE GLEsBY z FOg aGySs'
Passengers viii please board h above hour jasa
No DRAY No. s54 who hauled two Loads Nails, ship
IN reeep IMMEDIATELY otherwise be win be prosecuted TO the
las !, W. ANDREWS & CO, 81 Common st.
nc Nerhsr hs Captain nor Congnee of the British ship WAR
Bier from Liverpool viii be responsible debts contracted
BELLA DONNA, Fleetwood Sc Responsible Tor my debts
contracted by her crew Ial9 KLlNGENDER & co.
a.. o% .s o VIII p GSS sGasS S
ne CeT on s Lsvee m%sate otherwise he
$50 boxes Goldfish diamond $50 boxes Herngs B. 30 hall
Boots ami Shoes cases Merchandise St Louis H. 100
iai8 ' " = ]. ". ANDREWS & co, 81 Common st.
az The ship KENTUCKY, Capt Phinney from Boston, is now
@ S1 s 80 Pot e sSGO@ S
jals W ANDREWS & CO., Oh Common st.
a Warren Lodge No. 3, A. YIN.
aS ESG inf G S Loa. hSai Lodge SSns af M
\wiI be held On TUESDAY ia inst at ths usual hour
standing are invited 70 attend ss l. N Lane soeypro 's
DGmegSES, Diapers, etc.
lust opened Mt the New Store No ta,,oi S,rsr
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CEOtEaiasg made to Order.

OUR customers and Others who desire have their Cloth
~ ing for next spring and made to Their measure
will please call have their taken and leave their
urer, previous February lst. Gentlemen ae under no
obligation to take goods ordered if they do give entire sat
saction. NORRIS e. WAY,
corner of Camp and Common streets,
ial9 tfM 2dp untler IieWlett'H.
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"A warren AouSe nos 3, A. n Ne
IN n5 Regular Meeting of this Lodge working under
X authority from the M w the Louisiana Lodge, A. Y, NJ
will be held TUESDAY I'D inst the usual hour
nurrs will please be punctual and brethren In cd
ndins are invited 10 attend jail Ia N LANE Seey pro
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ThIrd MUNICIPALITY Finnnces.

LOUISIANA State Bond ..........t so, 40 Q
Do. do do OnGahn.... q, 400 90
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Cheap Bg0ME BOOKS.

Nc The attention Of all those who buy Blank Books
again for their use, respectfully solicited lie iags
compile stock oferel for sale
NOrman's Stationery Establishment
IS CAMP
which cannot fail please those who may desire good, aud
time cheap article. d3 opt
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ITO THE LADIEs.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
soHcs Ladies TO inspec elegant and fashionable
s1rtmen of Fancy CRAVATS very suitable for Christmas
Presents TO loving lords and noble SWANS.
When bowed and adjusted by the hands ofthe fair,
1t can meier be forgotten who placed it there
First Premium ready made Linen c. LEIGHTON,
and Gentleman Furnishing Store 24 Nos Il Royal St.
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~ Neither the Captain Consignses the British bark
BELLA DONNA, IRON Fleetwood will be responsible debts
eoni-aeted by her crew: lalg kLlNGEMDER 8. co.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
"IIanOver Court"

John Young, that merry son oi momus,
who formely KEEP; the "oys'er saloon" in
Hanover street, tells a good thing Of sou oI
Erin who came mo his place one nighI
slightly over the water" BE IL known,
Jhon's delight is To eiplex and mimic these
"mud-larks. He vas busly engaged open
ing the bivalves, when Pa, euIered.
Good evening, your honor."
Good evening, you,selG" said John.
"Could you obige me, il you phase. sir,
by informing me where could | find Han
over Count
"An over coai,i said John. "certaIuly--
my good irieud, there is a respectable tailor
keeps up stairs. just step uD there, snd he'll
ft YOU before you know it,"
'lfs not an OUer-cOdt | mean, AZ all AZ
all.--lI's Han over Court want to fi1d
"Certaioly, sir, understand you. You
wish to find Hanover Courl: very we'll, tell
you again--you'll find an orer coat at the
taiior's up stairs"
"To b--ll wid your 'over coat haven't |
as good coat as ever man put his shoulders
nnderl It's Han over Court want to find,
! tell yes"
"WeH, the ingrattitude of mani" said
John; "here's person wants To get an over.
coat, and | refer HIM TO a respectable dealer
10 the article, and he ups and gets mad
You're past redemption, sir, and must rush
to "Oak Hall"
The man mizzled to the street to make
further enquiries for Hanover Courr.
Spirit Of the Times.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
A story of n uighwayman.

Not many years ago, an lrishman, whose
finances did not keep pace with the demands
made on his pocket, and whose source ofhon-
est labor was Immediately unfavorable TO
their being egitimately filed, borrowed an
old pistol one day, when poverty had driven
him to extremity, and took the highway, de-
, termined to rob the first man he could most
conveniently, who was likely to have heavy
purse.
A jolly old farmer came jogging along, and
Pat put him down instantly as party who
possessed those qualities he so much stood
in need of himself Presenting the pistol he
demanded him to s'stapd and deliver"
The poor old farmer forked over some fifty
dollars, but finding Pat somewhat of green
horn, begged five to take him home, dis
tance Of halfa a mile, by the way. The request
was complied with, accompanied with the
most patronsing air. Old acres and Roods
was knowing one. Eyeing the pistol, he
asked Pat if he would sell it
as it to sell the pisto!" Sowl, an its that
same thing I'll be after doin'. What will ye
be after givin' for it?
'I'll give you this five dollar bill for it,
Done! an done's enough between two
gintlemen. Down with the dust, an here's
the tool for yer"
The bargain was made by Immediate trans
fer. The moment the farmer got the weap-
on he ordered Pat to shell out, and, pointing
the pistol threatened to blow his brains out if
he refused
Pat looked at him with comical leer, and
buttonng his breeches pockets sung out.
"Blow away, ould boy ID take the bit of
powders in it,"
We believe the old man never told the last
part of the story only once, and that was by
the purest accident. Pat moved off, and
"once away for ever,' has since been his
motto"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

QUINcEs.--lt may be Of bousfit to some OF
you, readers, upon new farms, to know that
they can raise good ounces upon the stock
Of the common thorn, in three years. My
plan is, to take up good thrifty thorn from
the field or some open spec, about an inch 10
diameter: set IL ont where wan, il to stand,
and graft ounce into as wsoy limbs as con-
venient; and they do we'll, growing about as
mach the frs, season as though the bush had
not been removed. Geoes.e Farmer.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
INSURANCE NOTICSE.
Toledo Fire and Marine
INSURANCE co.
]. w. MAY, AGENT,

]. w. MAY, AGENT,
OF the above named Company offers to insure all
kinds of Property against damage or loss by Fire,
water and inland navigation upon Rivers, Lakes or
canals at as favorable rates Of premium charged
by any other similar institution, and every man has
now opportunity for a trifng sum to insure him
self against loss by Fire, and also against loss by
Navigation upon rivers lakes or canals.
The Capital Stock of this Company is $780, 900
and is safe any other, having Agencies in the
west, all losses will be met and settled with prom
ptncss and from its contiguity it is reasonable TO
presume that losses will be settled with less delay
and correspondence, than if the home office was To-
Gated some thousand miles further east or west
L. HASKELL, Pres't.
p. SMYTH, Sec'y. [marl2l
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

A Yankee and SourherEer pIsyrug poker
on a steamboat.
81 havn't seen an ace for some time" re.
marked the Southeruer.
"Welll guess you hsint, - said the Yankee
but can tell you where they are. Que OF
them Is up your shirt sleeve. sod the other
three are in the top OF one Of my butes'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

A MosT ExTRAoRDINAKY BEAP-Or rath-
er extraordinary leaps-were made on Fri
day evening last, by mare, the property of
Mr.. Wm. Zimmerman. A lad about J. : years
of age, a son of Mr.. Edward Hughes, was
riding the animal to water, when being bit
ten by dog, she shyed and ran; her first
noble performance was leading over wagon
loaded with manure, which she cleared at
bound; then taking up the road TO Berrymsn's
Mines, she turned, ran down the railroad 10
where bridge crosses the Walt Crock; here
she paused, gathered her energies, jumped
and passed entirely over the bridge, which
was not planked, making clear leap of 81
feet by actual measurement. This feat was
performed in the presence of several wit
nesses, and there cannot possibly be any mis-
take about IL. She must have either cleared
the bridge, gone through il, or have lighted
on single plank less than foot wide; and
if she had lighted on this plank the leap would
have been % feet. She touched nowhere,
however, covering the whole distance of 27
feet Pottsville Miners Jouroal.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

A woman has been arrested by The police
10 Limerick, Ireland, in the act Of selling
huc,sn bones, which she had removed from
burial ground. She had also quantity Of
caps and shrouds TO dispose or
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

The valley Of the Rio Grande is filing ur
With enierprisIng people. Villages are spring.
ing up, and gedersl organization going on.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
City Ageucies.

City .4geucies.
PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
is authorized TO receive subscriptions aud advertise
ments for this paper. His Offices are at
BosroS, Congress street
New YoRK. Tribune Buildings.
PHtLADSLPHIA, N W. cor. Sd and Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, s. W. cor. North and Fayette ST.
p HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
Terms of Subscription.
Rates of Advertising.

Legal apvertisemens legal rates of advertising.
70 Business men in this place, can receive the
paper one wear with their Card insented the rate
of $500 year. by the Carrier
10 All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length Of time they TO
be published or they will be inserted until forbid
aud charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27

The Mayor Of Pittsburgh has arrested the
Sheriff. and put him under $4,000 bonds to
answer the charge Of refusing to receive at
the Jail the common vagtauts sent from the
Mayors office. The reason assigned for not
committing them was that the prison was
cro~ded and sickness prevailed therein.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-27
- III WE E~ ok
INSURANCE co.
Fire Marine and Life Insurance Co.
Capital StOck--S2OO,OOO!

OGee-on Water 81 in Wise Brick ROr Vincennss IND
UNHIS COMPANY, having been duly or
Il ganzed, and ten per cent paid in on the capital
stock subscribed and the balance secured by mortgage
on real estate and by personal guarantee, are now
prepared effect Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire. on Buildings. Merchandise, Machinery
Manufactures, and all descriptions Of propery also,
merchandise and Paoduce in the course of inland
transportation the risks ofhe seas &C., &c also, the
hulls of steamboats,. and other vessels and upon the
Lives Of individuals going California. The rates OF
premium will be low those of any other respon'
sible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock of this company held entirely in the west
and controlled by western men, and in no way con
nected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
r. N. Carnan, Vincsnnes; Il T Benbrdge. Lafdyettsj
w Heberd do w w Early. Teyrs- -HaRte;
Jno w Maddox, do Henry ID Als, Evansville;
Jacob Pea, do 5 Bottorff, Jrfersonrills;
Samuel Wise, do VIM Hughes, do
Peter Baily, FortWagR Levi Sparks, do
JAS Keigwin, do
Hon. N CARNAN, President.
SIMON BoTToRFF, Vice do
G M ALLEN Sec'y.
WI HEBERD, Treasr. af4
Short Life and California risks taken et this Agen.
cy at extra rates. JNO. CAMP BELL, Agent.
Hillsdale May 2s. $780,